joining us now is amit elor. amit, congratulations. this is pretty amazing. how has your life changed in the past week or so? thank you. oh my gosh. it's changed so much. it's been so intense and so much and memories to last a lifetime. i mean, i achieved my life dream and so i'm i'm so happy i feel so complete right now. well, you've really made a lot of us here in the bay area so proud. this is the probably going to be being asked that forever. now where is that gold medal? do you have it with you? and what's it look like? oh, there it is. that is awesome. what's it like when you see it and you hold it even to this day? so it's a lot heavier than it looks, and it has so many details. the more you look at it, the more you notice. and it's truly beautiful. i, i, you know, i've never seen an olympic medal until it was placed around my neck and i, i just honestly at that moment i started crying. it was the most beautiful thing i've ever seen. i mean, you're making it cool now for girls to wrestle. but that wasn't always the case. why did you stay in the sport?

amit elor and miller was there in paris to watch amit accomplish her dream, becoming the youngest american wrestler, man or woman to win an olympic gold medal. he calls it the best moment of his coaching career. to be there in person and watch that i it is pure emotion. it's just joy. the world champion didn't just win gold. she dominated the competition, miller says. it's not just her physical ability, but her mental focus. that's unmatched. she shelves her emotions at the door. she gets her work in, and it's always beautiful work and this is her superpower, and this is why she's the best in the world. this is what she does and no one else can do. and now miller is paving the way for other young women, showing girls wrestling isn't just a sport for men. there's an army of little girls that love wrestling because of her. they're following her. she does workshops. they show up everywhere. coach miller says he couldn't be prouder. well if i could have a daughter, it'd be at me. and i think every coach that's ever worked with her feels the exact same way. and we are live here in walnut creek

the stadium was crazy when amit eller went right to the middle.he is the youngest us wrestler, male or female, to ever win olympic gold. allure. competing in the women's freestyle 68kg division. don't do the math. don't get a calculator that's 149 pounds. amit started wrestling at the age of four after she saw her brothers, and she has been undefeated for five years. as in, no one else has won against her. her joy at attaining her olympic dream even more special that it comes just a few days after her late father's birthday. i. i can't believe it. it's such an honor. you know, i'm a bay area born and raised. i believe i wouldn't be the wrestler i am today without the opportunities and the mentors and the training partners and my friends and family. everybody from the bay area, i, i grew up and i wrestled throughout all of that. and so i really think i wouldn't be who i am today if it wasn't for me being born and raised. okay, get this women's wrestling wasn't actually even added to the games until 2004. that is the year that amit was born. now she

amit the cold war, other countries got the chance to rebuild their technological equipment in order to have a share of the power. world war ii gave brazil the opportunity to realize the importance of military. equipment, the us was allowed to use brazil's airspace for its reconnaissance flight and target german submarines to make up for the losses, german submarines also targeted brazilian ships. in the depth of waters, the progress was stunning for brazil. this is what caused jatulia warhas, then president of brazil to order the formation of the military of aviation. the air forces started working under the supervision of the ministry and entered the battlefield a year later. the war paved the way for brazil's development, and the us supported its all as far as it wouldn't put itself at risk. soon, brazilian aviators decided to build a military plane, but apparently the priority for the government at the time was something else. brazil, 1964, military coup is taking place. the military council, consisting of the commanders of the three main forces, took power in the country. the prese

amits the complexities of a changing world order and despite the genocidal horrors occurring in gaza,nal. defense industry day serves as testament to iran's resilience and its strategic independence, ensuring the country's security amits the developing challenges. yusumi shahmadi, press tv, tehran. earlier on news review program, we discussed how the us administrations tried to manipulate and censor free speech and the flow of online information. let's listen to what our guests have to say about that. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at atleth bridge university from uh lethbridge canada and also uh clive menz's political uh economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here i guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall there in uh canada thanks for joining us on the program sir um now aren't these uh professor hall constitutional guarantees against i mean aren't there constitutional guarantees i should say against this very exact kind of overreach by the government? well, the con

people were only trying to survive amit the crossfire and bullets. test the power of the great powers, countries lined up against each other in the form of military alliances. and the only thing that did not matter was human life. countries used all their economic, industrial and scientific power, to keep going in the battlefields. the wars gave scientists ample ground to test their inventions. weapons of mass destruction were the products of that ground. the munitions reigned down on people like sides of death and would reap the lives of people stunned by the wars. meanwhile, germany was the pioneer among the countries, with new inventions, it overtook britain and in a short period of time. dominated many parts of europe and brought france down to its knees, but the success didn't last long. britain, france and the us lined up against germany. what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them, until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget

in the heart of tehran amits the fervor of political celebrations, a shocking event unfolded that would

displaced palestinians in the gaza strip are struggling with the dire situation amit israeli bombardment and restrictions aid supplies. new israeli evacuation orders have exacerbated the situation. press tv's motiabu mosabe has filed this report on the suffering of palestinians in central. the city of darbala, movements are grave and momentous for the alaxam hospital in light of the ongoing and the frequent evacuation and displacement orders issued by the israeli incubation forces against multiple areas of daily amid the ongoing military operation targeting those areas, the last evacuation order targeted the areas adjacent to this hospital which bushed and forced the majority of the... staff and the medical crews working in this hospital to evacuate and to fly the horror of the imminent attack against this hospital, as we are documenting these moments in this hospital uh and we are witnessing how catastrophic the situation is. the hospital is in a dire situation, few medical crews are still operating, we don't have enough medical supplies or appliances, we will be facing a catastrophe if

in the heart of tehran amits the fervor of در تهران مورد اصابت قرار گرفت و یک نفر از محافظان وی هم بهست. at the age of 62 on the last day of july, hours after his participation in the inauguration of iran's new president massupezeshka. the act condemned by his supporters as a treacherous zionist raid, marks a pivotal moment an ongoing conflict that has defined the region for decades. of hope for many palestinians, hania's journey began in the refugee camp along the coastline of gaza city. born to parents displaced during the tumultuous period of 1948, hania's life would become a testament to the enduring struggle for palestinian rights. realities of displacement and conflict. as young man, he immersed himself in education at the islamic university in gaza, where he cultivated passion for arabic literature and political activism. here. in 1983 he joined the islamic student block, early embodyment of the hamas movement that would soon rise to prominence. in december 1987, as the first intefada ignited the flame of resistance against israeli occupation, hanya emerged as vocal advocate fo

thousands more palestinians are displaced in the gaza strip following israel's new evacuation orders amit indiscriminate strikes and residential areas. three palestinians are killed as is ready forced to target house with drone in their fresh rate on the occupied west bank city of tulkaron and also in our headlines anger keeps spoiling over the us support for the israeli genocide in gaza's more protests are held in chicago concurrent the democratic national convention. hello and welcome everybody, it's 1:30 p.m. here in the ironian capital tehron, you're watching press tv's world news. israel's relentless air strikes and artillery fire continue to take more palestinian lives across the besieged gaza strip, more than 10 months into the regime's genocidal. in one of the latest attacks, at least 11 civilians were killed and several others injured an air strike targeting a palestinian home and baitslahiya in northern gaza. in central gaza, an israeli air raid on a residential building left at least four people dead. earlier the regime's war plane struck a un-run school in gaza's city killing

they now need to wait in long cues just to get drinkable water amit the rapid spread of various diseases. our correspondent moti abu masabe has spoken to some of them. let's sick and listen. al- mawase area is a safe zone. this is the biggest lie the israeli regime has been attempting to propagate all along. since day one of this unicidal war against gaza strip, because as you can see right now, nothing is humane in this area. this area is completely devoid of any basic humanitarian essentials. the people are overcrowded in this area, they are lacking the basic humanitarian essentials and necessities. i have been taking shelter here for roughly 4 months. this situation here is dire as there are no humanitarian services. the drinkable water is scarce and too salty and the heat here is just unbearable. additionally, lack of proper hygiene and sanitation has led to the rapid spread of so many diseases. doctors here are barely able to identify the diseases. this area is completely overwhelmed by the makeshift tents. initiated by the displaced palestinians who are still suffering in these unb

ensuring the country's security amits the developing challenges. gisumi shahmadi, press tv, tehran.ly those related to covid, in a letter to the us house of judiciary committee said some material including covid-related humor and satire was taken down under pressure from the... biden administration, zuckerberg also said meta briefly demoted content related to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he didn't speak out earlier. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been probing content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election slated for november and earlier in our news review program we discuss how the us administration has tried to manipulate and incensor free speech and the flow of online information. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of global. economy analyst and researcher joining us

they have also targeted american sights in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger at the us support for israel's bloody. wore on the gauza strip, well that's a wrap for now, thanks for watching press tv's world news and see you soon everybody. carlo corbucci, italiano. fra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo, cosiddetto terrorismo islamico. cosa c'era di vero, cosa c'era di esagerato, cosa potesse nascondere al di là delle e leggendo le carte mi accorgevo sempre di più che c'era qualcosa che non andava. nell'evidenziarsi dei fatti, veramente la cosa accadeva sempre più nel drammatico nel ridicolo. for your liberty, i was fighting for peace, i was finding to keep my family safe from you and your family, but in reality i was fighting to destroy everything you know and love, and so i ended up cutting myself lot to physicalize the pain to make it something that i could deal with, the war affected me personally, by taking away, guess what i thought our married life would be like, the way that our family would be and the things that we would wo

israel's military attack in gaza in 2019. 14 where he played pivotal, political and military roles amitsof israeli occupation. he has to be killed, that's what i am thinking, if not to stay. the prison till all his life, till the end to be in the prison. unfortunately after gilalit deal, he was released. i myself was against you know the release of war, because i knew if he will be outside he will make lot of trouble for the israelis. in 2017, sin war solidified his position as hamas's chief in. succeeding, transition to the leadership of the group's political bureau, unlike his predecessor, actively engaged in regional diplomacy and public discourse throughout the... ongoing conflict, sinwar adopted a more reserved stance following october 7th, choosing silence over rhetoric in a time of heightened tension. yet, in a rare interview, senoir had articulated a sentiment held by many palestinians, regarding the circumstances of their struggle. he acknowledged that although the palestinian people do not desire war, they remain steadfast in their resolve, declaring that they will not wave the

amits the complexities of a changing world order, and despite the genocidal horrors occurring in gazachor in a turbulent world. national defense industry day serves as testament to iran's resilience in its strategic independence, ensuring the country's security amits the developing. tehran, that's it for your latest, everyone here on press tv, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. levi left us letter, my mother had found it, here is to all the ones i love, i'm sorry i could not take it anymore, so it is time for me to go, to go where the sun is always sunny and the grass is always green, and the flowers smell like honey. "the happy son that i had known that loved life so much and love children and animals, now we just seem like this shell of a person. i think he could still be here today, had he been given the proper treatment. hopes on gorbachev and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies nor his attempts to trade with the west, nor expe

amit the potential for the conflict escalate into a regional confrontation, the united states, egypteve seasfire. recent develop. nts indicate that the us has been informed by qatar that it can no longer exert pressure on hamas following the assassination of hamas's political leader ismail hanh in tehran. similarly, egypt has reiterated its position in light of yahya sunwar's election as hamas leader and has informed ziness israel that it will not abandon the rafah border crossing. the new initiative by the us, egypt and qatar is grounded in the shared conviction that ending the gaza genocide is crucial for reducing regional tensions and avoiding. further escalation. it also seeks to appease the resistance access by offering a chance to halt the war, presenting this as a preferable option compared to retaliating for the assassinations of leaders ismail hanye and fuad shukr. the us is warning that it will impose additional economic sanctions on iran, if the islamic republic follows through its threat to retaliate for the assassination of ismail hanye. this stands sents dual messages,

took home another gold in wrest eling where amit elor became the youngest american to ever win the top prize in the event. and the u.s. women's soccer team could add another to that haul. they will face brazil on saturday for the gold, after sophia smith kicked the game winner against germany on tuesday. team usa solidifying a near insurmountable medal lead, with 86 total medals, 24 of which are gold. and jay gray will be live from paris later on "early today" with a preview of today's olympic events. "early today" is back in a minute with another price hike for streamin [♪♪] and why the elon muchsk-owned xs suing. dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleaning products. try dawn powerwash. pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. with bugs, the struggle-is-real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo works 24/7 to attract and trap flying insects. for effortless protection. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. i a

in the heart of tehran amits the fervor of political celebrations, a shocking event unfolded that would reverporate across the region and beyond. we start this broadcast with this shocking news. ismile hania, the head of the political bureau of the resistance palestinian movement hamas has been killed in attack in the iranian capital. ismail hania, the political chief of hamas, was assassinated at the age of 62 on the last day of july, hours after his participation in the inauguration of iran's new president, the act condemned by his supporters as a treacherous zionist raid, marks pivotal moment an ongoing conflict that is defined the region for decades. began in the refugee camp along the coastline of gaza city, born to parents displaced during the tumultuous period of 1948, hania's life would become a testament to the enduring struggle for palestinian rights. والمروعه التي دفعها الشعب الفلسطيني ودفعتها غزه. as young man, he immersed himself in education at the islamic university in gaza, where he cultivated passion for arabic literature and political activism. here, 83, he joined the

this year's commemoration comes amit the ongoing us israely genocide of palestinians in gaza. let's see what our guests had to tell us. good doctors an independent international affairs analyst joining us from brussels, we also have tim anderson as a director of the center for counter-hegermonic studies who joins us from sydney. gentleman. welcome to you both, gilbert doctor, i'll first start with you, so i think there are two aspects to this story, one is the fact that the us is the only country to have used uh weapons of mass destruction uh, and the second is the fact that we're looking at uh the volume of bombs that have been dropped in the gaza strip uh courtesy of the us uh equals uh and if not more than the uh bombs drop there in hiroshoma nagasaki, um what are your thoughts on that? first i'd like to congratulate you press tv for covering this issue. "the major media today have said nothing about the demonstrations in hiroshima against the the israeli rampage in gaza, and as i understand it, the issue was was about the invitation by the local authorities to israel, amon

back in rohnert park, tracey and steve's family just grew by one amit four week old body. this is what they stole from a healthy baby boy is bringing some joy back here, but the family's still upset about their empty backyard and savings account. if these guys get away with this, there is something seriously wrong with our system. we're not sure how many unfinished adus are sitting in people's backyards. the former ceo estimates as many as 400. the state contractors board says it's still investigating. several homeowners say they've also contacted the fbi and district attorneys. one bay area district attorney's office says it's looking into it. customers are hungry for answers and accountability. each day we're hearing from more homeowners whose adu is stalled even though they prepaid for part of it. you can share your story. scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. some valuable reporting. thank you chris. our other headlines tonight. governor newsom will be in san jose tomorrow to sign what he calls landmark legislation to comb

amit eller at age 20, gold medals i should say 86 overall medals. by the way. and one of those gold medals, though, came from usa's amit eller from walnut creek. she earned gold in wrestling. she's 20 years young, went to college park high school in pleasant hill. she was the youngest wrestler ever on team usa. now she's the youngest american wrestling gold medalist in history. a lot of new hardware on the track as well. harvard grad gabby douglas getting gold in the 200 meter. teammate brittney brown. gabby thomas excuse me, getting snagging bronze in her first olympic medal ever. i was in complete disbelief. i mean, i know i've earned it. i've trained so hard for this, but there is no feeling like earning a olympic gold medal. it's unbelievable. i resonate with someone who has injuries, who fight back and keep going. so like, those people inspire me, my team, my family, those people keep me going, keep me pushing. and you know, just everyone. people who doubt me, you know, also to like, shout out to the doubters, the final. four and look at these rock stars.

amits the complexities of a changing world order, and despite the genocidal horrors occurring in gaza, iran stands as a beacon of peace and anchor in a turbulent world. national defense industry day serves as testament to iran's resilience in it. strategic independence, ensuring the country's security amits the developing challenges. gisumi shahmadi press tv, tehran. thisbolis operation arbain was successful retaliation that targeted many israeli military bases, but its main target was was called the glilot base where unit 8200 is located, but what is unit 8200 and why was it so important for hezbellah to target it? next in the explainer program we find out why. one of the targets of hisbollah's operation arbine was israel's base, it's called glilot, it's a unique 8200, as you see here, it's israel's most important intelligence space, the center of activities of important intelligence and espionage departments of the israeli army, well this space is located in area is called ramat sharon near the city of herzilia, as you see over here ' to give you an idea northeast of glilot intersec

back in rohnert park, tracee and steve's family just grew by one amit four week old body. this is what they stole from a healthy baby boy is bringing some joy back here, but the family's still upset about their empty backyard and savings account. if these guys get away with this, there is something seriously wrong with our system. we're still not sure how many unfinished adus are sitting in people's backyards. the former ceo estimates as many as 400. the state contractor board says it is still investigating. several homeowners say they've also contacted the fbi and district attorneys. one bay area district attorney's office says it is looking into it. customers are hungry for answers and accountability. each day, more of you are coming forward. we just heard from brandon elias, rachel and another person who doesn't want us to use their name. if you are in the same boat, please scan the qr code on screen right now and fill out our consumer complaint form online. raj some powerful reporting. thank you chris. our other headlines tonight san francisco courts tossed out more th

in the heart of tehran amit the fervor of political celebrations, a shocking event unfolded that would

betty yu spoke with 20 year old amit eller as she becomes the youngest u.s. wrestler to win the gold.honestly, i'm like walking around and i'm just like going like this to like, take the weight off of my neck. but i wouldn't have it any other way. >> amit eller, a 20 year old wrestling powerhouse from walnut creek, is used to winning the two time world champion hasn't lost a single senior level match in five years, but claiming gold at the olympics is still hard for her to process. >> i'm getting like, chills just thinking back to it. i, you know, right after winning, i was to me it just it felt like a wrestling competition. and part of that is coping with it. so you don't let the pressure of the olympics get to you. but then when i got up to that podium and i had this heavy metal around my neck and i just, i held it in my hands. i just like, started crying. >> he was the youngest u.s. wrestler to win gold. she began wrestling at four years old after watching her older brother take up the sport. she started strength training at a gym in walnut creek at ten years old. >> it's taken my

it's a story of centuries of slavery and years of wandering in the desert, story of perseverance amits persecution and faith in god and the torah, it's a story about finding freedom in your own land, and for the jewish people, this story is central to who you've become, but it's also a story that holds within it the... personal human experience with all of its suffering, but also all of its salvation. let let's come and enjoy the beautiful scenery, i got to help this flag a little bit here, that's right, that's right, that's right, this is a view that we've been waiting for for 2,000 years, okay, and uh, and this is some of my arab neighbors down there. and uh this this is the temple mount, this is the focus of jewish prayer for the last 300 years, and um, here's the mount of olives, which has seen jewish burial for the last 3,00 years, so when people tell me that you're living in occupied land, i point to this mountain of history, and i ask them, can it be that i'm occupying the ancestral burial grounds of my people? true it all, the jewish people sustained their unique identity and t

the historic amit eller. you were just sensational. how does it feel to have that medal around your neck? it feels incredible. you know, it's a lot heavier than it looks. and it's just the most beautiful thing i've ever seen, and i, i honestly, when i was younger, i would get medals and i would immediately take them off. but this is the one medal that i never want to take off. okay. and when she says younger, remember she's 20 years old. okay. so when she was younger, has it sunk in? you know, you are 20 years old. your first olympics and now you made history as the first wrestler, us wrestler to win a gold medal. male or female? that is a huge mantel. youngest. youngest? yes i don't think it sucked in. i don't think it sunk in yet, i constantly need to tell myself you are an olympic champion, and i just keep having these moments that i'm, like, looking at myself in the mirror and i'm like, you are an olympic champion. and i'm like, no, wha? no. that that happened really? so it's going to take me a while. but you know, for me, i treate

mention that abasan uh town alongside bani suhaila, al-karara and man are still under heavy attacks amit the ongoing and non-stop israeli military operation targeting those areas in the isimbard of kanuni city. the israel military says two of his forces have been killed by roadside bomb in the gaza strip, one day after the military wing of hamas resistance group said it targeted the regime's troopers in gaza city. the regime's military said that the two were part of a convoy that were taking weapons to forces stationed inside. gaza city. the military said that there were also injuries without offering the details. on saturday, the lasan brigades said that they detonated two anti-personnel bombs in the southern gaza neighborhood, killing these two. israel troopers. basam added that its fighters also had gathering of israeli forces east to find unis in the southern gaza strap. israel has so far confirmed the deaths of nearly 700 of its forces in gaza when the regime began its war on the palestinian territory in october 2023. palestini resistance groups however say that the regime under rep

amits the fervor of political celebrations, a shocking event unfolded that would reverporate across the region and beyond. we start this broadcast with this shocking news. ismail hunia, the head of the political bureau of the resistance palestinian moven hamas has been killed in attack in the iranian capital, tehran. ismail hania, the political chief of hamas was assassinated at the age of 62 on the last day of july, hours after. participation in the inauguration of iran's new president, the act condemned by his supporters as a treacherous zionist raid marks pivotal moment an ongoing conflict that has defined the region for decades, ترور رو شدیدا و قویان محکوم کنیم و به اسرائیل هم این هشدار رو میدیم که شیعیان شیعیان ایران به هیچ وجه من الوجود نمیزارند. والمروعه التي دفعها الشعب الفلسطيني ودفعتها غزه الا ان الكيان الصهيوني فشل في تحقيق اي من اهدافه العسكريه او الاستراتيجيه. his formative years were shaped by the realities of displacement and conflict. as young man, he immersed himself in education at the islamic university in gaza, where he cultivated passion for arabic literature and po

in his 277 page ruling, judge amit mehta in washington wrote, google is a monopolist and it has actedt the money it had spent effectively blocked rivals from succeeding in the market. it represents a major setback for google and its owner, alphabet, which plans to appeal the decision. a spokesman for the company, kent walker, told the bbc this decision recognises that google offers the best search engine, but concludes that we shouldn't be allowed to make it easily available. for now, the ruling is a vindication for america's antitrust regulators. the justice department, which filed the case nearly four years ago when donald trump was president, hailed the outcome as a historic win and said it would continue to vigorously enforce antitrust laws, no doubt sparking fear in the corporate offices of some of the big tech giants. it's not yet clear what this will mean for the future of google's business. this decision is only about google's liability, not about remedies. to saudi arabia now, where the state owned oil giant aramco has just released its latest results. the world's biggest oil

and their uh make shiftings as you know. the humanitarian crisis in gaz has reached alarming levels amit relentless air strikes and evacuation orders from israel. the latest such order has been issued in hanjunes where the un says thousands are affected. israel has issued new evacuation order in gaza, this time in the southern city. the order issued on thursday has forced displaced palestinians already living in dire conditions to leave their shelters. they threw leads at us, ordering us to evacuate. we were sitting in our homes in tent when they demolished it and demanded that we leave. now we're leaving based on the evacuation orders of israel. we don't know where we're going, and we have seek and disabled people with us. where can we go? the un says thousands of people are affected by the new evacuation order. the directive affects people located in parts of eastern and central conyunas as well as the al salka area of derbala. initial estimates from our partners monitoring population in movements in gaza indicate that more than 15,500 people have been living in those areas, which comp

islamic action front is poised to win big as the party has expressed strong support for palestinians amit the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. israel has launched another air strike on syria as the occupying regime intensifies its acts of aggression against the arab country. syrian media quoted a military source as saying that the attack was launched from the direction of the northern lebanon and hit a number of military positions in central syria. the report said syrian air defenses intercepted some of the missiles and shot them down. the attack reportedly injured seven civilians and caused. some material damage during recent years israel has frequently carried out air strikes on syrian territory, the regime has intensified its attack on the arab country since the beginning of the onslot on the gaza strip in october of 2023. iran has once again reiterated its rights to respond to the assassination of hamas chief in tehran. the growing speculation on the timing and significance of iran's response was the topic of our news review program, let's listen to what our guests had to say, welcom

amit the continued israeli restrictions aid supplies to the war ravaged palestinian territory, also coming

the inhumane practices comes amit the international community silence and the humanitarian organizations in action as the... palestinians suffering mounts day by day. ramallah. iran has congratulated yahya sinwar on his appointment as the new political leader of hamas, calling the election demonstration of hope, unity and authority in the palestinian resistance movement. acting foreign minister ali bogari khani said sin was appointment also displays the failure of israel's policy of terror, occupation and aggression. he asserted that palestinian resistance will continue the path of his martired leader ismaal hanye until the liberation of the entire historical land of palestine from the river to the sea. later an interview, bahari also said the israeli regime committed a costly strategic mistake by assassinating hanye. the act that designers carried out in tehran was a strategy. big mistake because it will custom gravely. israel is absolutely in no position to wage a war against the islamic republic. bar also said seeks to expand tension, war and conflict to other countries, he added that

amit the failed assassination.intense fighting erupted in el fasher, the capital of north darfur, late july as the sudanese army and its allied armed movements clashed with the foreign-backed rsf militants. the fighting in darfor has displaced hundreds of thousands of people escaping atrocities committed by the rsf. many young people are now joining forces with the government to defeat the rsf militia. the displacement. the looting of civilians, the rape of our sisters and mothers is what made me join this camp. the rsf took over niala and staying there became too dangerous, so i came here, but joined this camp to return to darfour and fight the rsf. now for more on the situation in sudan, we are joined by mohammed bira, a sudanese civil society activist. thanks lot mr. for your time today. thank you so much for having me uh, and i'm very happy for the... show today, now sudan's military leader general abdulfat burhan has survived assassination attempt, the army spokesman nabil abdullah blamed the rsf militia which

transitional sovereign counsel was visiting the dibat army base for a military graduation ceremony. amit the failed assassination, intense fighting erupted in el fasher, the capital of north darfur, late july as the sydanese army and its allied armed movements clashed with the foreign-backed rsf militants. the fighting in darfor has... displaced hundreds of thousands of people escaping atrocities committed by the rsf, many young people are now joining forces with the government to defeat the rsf militia. the displacement, the looting of civilians, the rape of our sisters and mothers is what made me join this camp. the rsf took over niala and staying there became too dangerous, so i came here, but joined this camp to return to darfour and fight. the rsf now for more on the situation in sudan, we are joined by muhammad, a sudanese civil society activist. thanks lot, mr. sabira for your time today, thank you. thank you so much for having me uh and i'm very happy for this show today, now sudance military leader general abdul fatih burhan has survived assassination attempt, the army spokesman