in aqaba, one of the critical injuries was arrested by the iof and the iof is not allowing the medical the raids and the attacks by the iof in jin, in ramallah in we are talking about many rates, many attacks, many many arrests and we are talking about almost seven injuries until this moment, thank you so much for that round up, we do appreciate it, correspondent speaking to us from occupied ramala, nah is a political commentator joining us uh from the capital tehran, so welcome uh uh the uh shock of the assassination. of sayralah um is uh not completely sunk in, at the same time there's another side of uh many uh muslims, many people who are admirers uh of sayid hassan and resistance groups as a whole and anti-israely uh tyrade that has been going to say the least in terms of its uh murdering of uh innocent people uh where uh the might be false notion that by killing and assassinating the leader of group is going to uh decrease and maybe break as some israeli leaders may like to think uh the uh hezbollah institution as a whole uh tell us why that is false notion absolutely uh hello ev

egypt took the initiative and took the strait of tiran in the gulf of aqaba again.east of the world it was completely cut off. the only way to enter the oil needed by israel was closed to the jews, and this means declaring war. there is no way that we will allow israeli ships to pass through. what do you want the united states to do sir? well, i've come here really to find out what the united states is trying to do. johnson, who was the president of the united states at that time. he said that he does not want israel to start a war. during that meeting, johnson read a part of a secret document to iman. it was written in that document that israel will not be left alone. unless he chooses to be alone. the soviets read the same words in the ears of the egyptians and strongly asked them not to start the war. but in the practice of egypt by closing the strait. tiran had done this to israel. the commanders in the egyptian war room warned that if we were to wait for an attack, the first attack would be crippling for us. the chief of staff replied: "if we let them carry out

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egypt took the initiative and closed the strait of tiran in the gulf of aqaba again. with this blue connection work. because israel was not ready for war as it should be on may 25, 1967, iban went to america to know america's opinion about israel's new problem. i've been asked by my government to explore what these governments intend to do in order to reopen this international waterway to a situation. in that meeting, jansen read a part of a secret document to ivan. in that document, it was written that israel will not be alone unless it chooses to be alone. the soviets read the same words in the ears of the egyptians and strongly asked them not to start the war. but in practice, egypt has done this by closing the strait of tiran to israel was the commanders in the egyptian war room warned that if we were to wait for an attack, the first attack would be crippling for us. the chief of staff replied: "if we let them carry out the first attack, we will only side with israel." but if the first attack is from our side, in addition to israel , we will have to fight america

islam has been seriously and fundamentally shaken in the northern axis towards the hefar bridge of aqaba enemy and this matter. the annexation of the northern and southern axis is achieved on the edge of the karun river, and as a result, the remaining enemy forces, including armored infantry and others , are completely encircled. in this operation , the warriors of islam were successful with the holy code of nasr manallah and victory . to disembark the imam in the east of karun, the enemy forces were disorganized after encountering their own forces. and with morning light, the pressure to retreat and escape increases in the lower ranks. of course, before the fall of the bridges, the iraqi commanders put a lot of emphasis on employees have resistance and stand. some of the enemy's resistance causes the operation to be stopped in some axes after the capture of the first lines by internal forces. but with the fall of kasbah bridge , iraqi commanders issue orders to their forces to change their previous positions. the enemy is afraid that they will take the initiative by engaging their own f

qatar has recently entered anyway, and now with a distance from other countries, our aqabas are entering with capital, they are working hard, from turkey, from china , the uae, economic activists believe that due to the competitors that exist in the iraqi market for increasing our share in this market. creating a trade balance and joint investment is one of the ways to expand trade between the two countries. anyone who wants to work with iraq in the long term should make joint investments, that is, the fields that exist in all areas , now iranian and iraqi investment in iraq or iraqi and iranian investment in iran in iran. the economic profile of our commercial exchanges with iran is about 12 billion dollars annually, but most of them are consumer goods that have many competitors. i believe that iran's industrial cycle should grow in iraq, either independently or in partnership, because this action increases the sustainability of the companies' presence in our country. removing the obstacles and strengthening the commercial interests of the two countries and holding an economic commissio

local districts in the provinces. additionally, the party secured women's quota seats in amman and aqaba, the sole christian seat in amman as well as the only two seats allocated for. cashians and chetians in local districts of amman and zarqa. overall, the results demonstrate a notable advance for the muslim brotherhood, enabling the islamic movement to secure 31 parliamentary seats out of 138. the largest share islamits have gained in jordan in the past three decades. meanwhile, the structural fragility of newly formed parties born from the government's sphere of influence and stemming from the recommendations of the royal committee for modernizing. the political system was laid bear. it is worth noting that the committee allocated 30% of the parliamentary seats to political parties. for sure, the islamic action front success in the jordanian elections represents a significant political shift, raising numerous questions about the future of the political system in jordan and the role of islamists in governance. while the islamists did not secure a majority is sufficient to dominate the

west bank talking about first talking about aqabah in two boss in twobus. area where the iof raided aqaba and injuring three palestinians in severely injuring three palestinians and letting letting them deliberately bleeding to to the extent of one of them was actually abducted while critically injured by the iof was abducted also by the iof and until this moment no palestinian source was able to find out what happened to that palestinian young man was shot severely and left to bleed almost uh almost to death to uh death also in in jane the iof raided jane demolishing one house in in the area of genine in which the area is still recovering from what what was described as the worst the worst raid, the worst military raid that happened to genine in the last 20 years when the infrastructure of genine was more than 70% of the infrastructure was demolished inside genine city and even the iof even though they have announced that they have a in the military raids or the military operation on genine, still we are witnessing each day we are witnessing raids on genine and its villages and we are wi

it is understandable, because these cities are not just within the range of missiles, aqabas and long-range artillery. but why disrupt the educational process in relatively safe ones. regions, for example, in verkhovyna, where during the years of the great war there was not a single arrival, it is necessary to spend as much money on gabions as on teachers' salaries. such chaotic decisions are the result of the current government's lack of systematic thinking, they only increase the chaos in the country. today, in order to create the kind of safe spaces that should be, we need almost 16 million. and of the 16 million, this is exactly this figure, which is not enough for us to calculate wages until the end of 2024. we have... students of secondary schools and more than 600 children who study in pre-school education in kindergartens, what are the problems of adopting these changes, in fact, we will have to close most of the schools, online education, which has been since the days of covid became... a native full-time school is not an option at all, at least for people like oksana from the occu

garza in darrow, by now in the occupied westbank is where the forces have been conducting raised in aqaba north west of 2. vast 3 palestinians were wounded. several others arrested in pre don't raids, own families. so any force is also a type fee for lots of refuge account east of not list on pricing broke out. still ahead on al jazeera, the decimal rises in the pool is flooding and land signs. rec, as like in the cap on the had a low that we've got some very active, whether across south, east asia, much of the energy is being dragged towards that north east corner. we've got a tropical depression. gabby, little more concern is it's high food crescent. it's working its way across the philippine sea towards taiwan, taking some very heavy rain and strong winds with it. we have got some flooded what look out for the very north of the philippines. but you can see that trailing rain affecting much of the philippine stretching down, is wanting to bonia indonesia, seeing those shows the heaviest of the rain come tuesday, will also be affecting parts of indo china likes of tie one, searching down

now in the occupied, westbank is really forces have been conducting rains in aqaba, which is northwest of 2 baths. 3 palestinians were wounded, several others arrested in pre don't reins, which targeted family members of palestinians wanted for arrest. right, a 4th is also rated the ballasa refuge account east of novelist onto classes broke out. so head on the al jazeera, the desco rises in the pool, is flooding, and lot of sides wreck havoc in the count. monday. the a had a lie that let's have a look at the weather across europe. and after a brief pause in the unsettled condition, there's going to be more wild weather coming into the west. yes, another area of low pressure. it's spot warnings of heavy rain and strong winds the southern island, southern whales, and england as well. it will stretch down into, from some of that rain touching into northern parts of spain as well, and it will cool things down as it starts to work its way further east. now we will know the area of low pressure that's taking the rain from ukraine down towards. we're mania, graceful guerria. it's got some str

really concerned about wolf is september 21, because the board has says that that's the federal you aqaba deadline. that's those military and overseas ballots. they've got to send them out by september 21, they're not sure if they're going to be able to do that. if they have to redo everything of course, this comes as mail-in balloting was already going to be a little bit more difficult for voters in north carolina because of new requirements that they had. anyone can vote by mail. but now you have to have to witness signatures or one notary public that's an older rule, but it's a change from the 20th 20 pandemic election rules that they had with just one witness. they also have to show i.d. not just at the polls for the first time, but a photocopy of an approved id with that absentee ballot must be included. and there's a timeframe change there used to be a three-day grace period as long as it was postmarked before, are on election shan that is now gone thanks to a new election law, they have to have it in by 7:30 p.m. on election day or the ballot will not count. you couple that with th

the scrutiny will be on the data around the labor market with job openings and more importantly than aqabactations around the fed decision with a cutprice tin by the markets. euro-dollar currently at 1.10. strength for the single currency. that is impacting the miners in europe. autos and consumer goods on the upside. let's bring in paul differ for insight -- paul christopher for insights on the market. talk about the data out of the u.k. and how that will inform views out of the federal reserve. markets pricing in around 30 basis points of cut. split where the fed goes in terms of the decision around that cut in september. december 17 through 18th. how does the data feed into that decision? paul: the employment report is the highlight but i would not neglect the ism data that comes out on manufacturing and services. the manufacturing sector has been weak. if we were to see a shift lower in manufacturing that would give the fed more reason to go 50 if they are inclined in that direction. services have been steady and strong. then the labor market. when we saw the revisions much lower than