in this report, the zionist newspaper haaretz has come up with this report. one year has passed since october 7, 2023, israel has not yet approached the season of this confrontation with its enemies. the terrible defeat on october 7 will still be with israel and it will take decades to recover from this blow. may you be free, ladies and gentlemen, on the anniversary of the operation, if you follow the news. this happened while we had almost such an idea for a rocket operation of such dimensions that we have seen after the storm of al-aqsa in the past one year . alireza sadeghi couldn't imagine it now the expert in the field of defense is here to explain to us more about the tactics and weapons that the resistance forces, especially the palestinians, used in operation storm. al-aqsa i remember in the morning i heard from one of my friends on the phone that the palestinians managed to cross the barrier between gaza and penetrate into the occupied territories , but the al-aqsa storm was not something that happened in one day or two days. al-aqsa storm was the re

haaretz considered the last year as a terrible year and the biggest failure in the history of israel and added october 7, 2023 in a few minutes. the israeli army system collapsed and israel is close to resolving the conflict with its enemies during this time it hasn't happened either. the zionist kan network also reported to stanad a survey in occupied palestine after a year of war and killing in gaza, 60 to 70 percent of zionists do not feel safe depending on the geography of their residence. only one third of them trust the regime army and more than 8. return to the areas that fled from there. according to this survey , most zionists consider israel to be a failure, and only 27% disagree. the president emphasized that the internal unity and cohesion of the country will be protected against external threats. mr. bizikian in a group meeting with members of the parliament. and the members of the stability front considered unity and cohesion as the necessity and need of the country today and tomorrow. the president said that the maximum absorption of people with different tastes is one

haaretz described last year as the terrible year of the biggest failure in israel's history and added that on october 7, 2023 , the israeli army collapsed within a few minutes, and israel has not come close to resolving the conflict with its enemies during this time. this zionist magazine. who seems to still have a glimpse of the survival of the zionist regime, wrote that it will take decades for israel to recover from the blow it received. based on a survey in occupied palestine, the zionist kan network reported that after a year of war and killing in gaza, 60 to 70 percent of zionists do not feel safe depending on the geography of their residence, and about a third of them are with the army. diet is trusted by more than 85% they are not willing to return to the areas they fled from. according to this survey, most of the zionists considered israel to be a failure, and only 27 % disagreed. the results of a survey in the occupied territories show that two-thirds of the zionist community felt after the al-aqsa storm operation. they don't provide security, according to the survey conduct

zionist newspapers like haaretz write: israel's biggest war failure.course, the gains for hezbollah were not without cost, it lost great commanders. after the assassination of emadiyeh, one of the key commanders of hezbollah in the 33-day war, it was discussed here on the zionist network what will happen to hezbollah? these are not personal. they lost abbas mousavi years ago. other great commanders lost in the past months. but something. it did not change in the hezbollah organization. after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, reuters made these words the subject of its latest report. hizbollah's writing has taken root. removing the clash secretary does not harm these roots . ronan bergman, a zionist reporter , exposed it a long time ago. 32 years ago, when the black flag was flying over the houses of beirut, when israel assassinated seyyed abbas mousavi, several top military officers of the regime. they warned us not to assassinate . hezbollah is not one person. fatemeh rahnama, sed and broadcasting news agency. arabic sermon for friday prayer it

haaretz described the last year as the terrible year of the biggest defeat in israel's history and addedt on october 7, 2023 , the israeli army collapsed within a few minutes and during this period, israel has not come close to resolving the conflict with its enemies. this zionist magazine that seems to be still he looks at the remnants of the zionist regime and writes that it will take decades for israel to recover from the blow it received. based on a survey in occupied palestine, the zionist kan network reported that after a year of war and killing in gaza, 60-70% of zionists do not feel safe depending on the geography of their residence. only 1/3 of them trust the regime army , more than 85 are not willing to return to the areas they fled from. according to this survey most zionists consider israel to be a failure, and only 27% disagree. abigail lieberman, the former minister of war of the zionist regime , also said: netanyahu and israel's decision-making authorities are not ready to take responsibility for the failure in the most dangerous disaster in the history of this regime. how

he's a columnist with the newspaper haaretz. and joins us from tel aviv. welcome.r israeli prime minister said this was the best opportunity in 50 years to change the face of the middle east. is that the prevailing narrative amongst the administration there? unfortunately, it is the prevailing narrative and unfortunately even more so it is a false narrative because war is never an opportunity. it always has ended with big disappointment if not a fiasco. israel thinks still that getting into lebanon will sort the problem of hezbollah, by getting into gaza will solve the problem with hamas. in both cases it failed. israel is one yearin cases it failed. israel is one year in gaza and nothing was solved. and now it will repeat its same mistake also in lebanon, which is much more complicated because hezbollah is a much stronger organisation, and it is regrettable that israel again and again repeats its mistakes and again repeats its mistakes and the mindset still seems that war is a solution for anything. that war is a solution for anything-— that war is a solution for

areas, including areas where tens of thousands of americans lives gideon levy is a columnist for haaretz newspaper and was an adviser to former israeli prime minister shimon peres. you joins us now from tel aviv. and i thank you for joining us this morning. the israeli response was weeks and coming it is narrow, defined. does this surprise you in any way news for a change finally, for a moment, please logic prevails and also the american influence finally, had some some effect because israel really went to the most measured the operation that one can expect. >> i know no information about casualties. it's only military targets i mean, israel paid its fair in retaliation. >> and i hope by this, it will be over it now it depends on the iranian, but the iranian also seen to open a new page yeah. and you're right about that. so far they've gone out of their way. in fact, are on a state media and saying that so far they're not really trying to point out any damage or anything that's actually going on there. of course, they will be very opaque if there was any damage done to those military ins

cnn in kibbutz be'eri, southern israel amir tibon is the diplomatic correspondent for haaretz. >> he and his family survived hamas's attack on his home in kibbutz nahal, us amir describes that experience in his book, the gates of gaza, and he joins me now from near haifa in israel. thank you so much for talking with us at this difficult time. >> thank you for having so much important time to the memory of this terrible day of course and of course, as you and your family mark this one-year anniversary, what are your memories of the day you survived the horrors of those attacks? >> and what are your thoughts in this moment year has been october 7. >> and today the calendar just happens to show that date. the reason we are still in october 7 is because even now, we have 100 hostages in the hands of hamas about half of them are presumed to be alive. and this includes two friends and neighbors of hours from kibbutz nahal owes the small community where we lived and we're attacked on that morning two friends of ours omri miran and itzhaki done both of them are fathers of young children who

thank you gideon levy is a columnist with haaretz newspaper and joins us from tel aviv. >> it's good to have you let's start what was your initial assessment if you will, of what we are learning at this point on the ground operation the first welcome to the arabic becky it now to your question, i think that everything is so expected this scenario repeats itself every war that is distraction first, nobody is interested in it full-scale war then comes the bombardments from the air and all kinds of operations then it will be very limited ground operation, limited in time, limited in territory, and few weeks later out, we might be in the outskirts of labor of beirut and then, and then comes the main question, how do we get out from there? because entering lebanon is the easy side. the easiest step look what happens in gaza. israel is deeply starting gaza without having any idea how to get out from there and what to do with gaza? saying is expecting us now in lebanon, we will start a ground operation. it will get complicated. i'm sorry, i'm so pessimistic, but experienced taught us that t

following those developments and we'll continue to check in with you, gideon levy is a columnist for haaretz that's the newspaper and wasn't adviser to former israeli prime minister shimon peres. he joins us now from tel aviv. and i thank you for joining us this morning. the israeli response was weeks and coming it is narrow, defined. does this surprise you in any way? >> it weighed surprise me, but it is good news for a change finally, for a moment, please. logic prevails and also the american influence finally had some, some effect because israel really went to the most measured the operation that one can expect a no, no information about casualties. it's only military targets i mean, israel paid its fair in retaliation. >> and i hope by this, it will be over it now in depends on the iranian, by iranian also seem to open a new page yeah, in right about that, so far they've gone out of their way. >> in fact, are on a state media and saying that so far they're not really trying to point out any damage or anything that's actually going on there. of course, they will be very opaque if there wa

we have plans, and we will act at a place and a time of our decision levy is a columnist with haaretz newspaper, joining us from tel aviv the u.s has said, it doesn't believe has decided how it will respond what to your mind happens next in the vertebral and the most expected one, namely israel will take revenge. >> now, there will be retaliation, quite a serious one and then all will depend on the reaction, on the reaction of the iranians it looks like a regional war. it behaves like a regional war. and we are in a regional war. >> here's what joe biden had to say last in the wake of that unprecedented attack the attack appears to have been and ineffective and this is testament to israeli military capability and us military i'm also also a testament good to attend some planning between the united states and israel not to anticipate and defend against that brazen attack. we expected make no mistake this state is fully, fully, fully supportive of israel president also conceded last night that he has not spoken to the israeli prime minister since august gideon is this a us president who

. >> it doesn't matter what our tax rates haaretz where they in the g20, we want to be in middle or near the top and competitiveness 21%, which is where we are. now, is very competitive, were in the upper quartile. if we go to 28, we go to the bottom quartile. now, just anybody care about that as a policy statement, has harris ever explain why it's good to go to 28%? >> but let's find out in the midwest trying to make ends meet. you just ended when to donald trump ever say that he's telling you he's not raising returning to cut corporate. >> yeah, i guess that but when did when did he articulate what you specify? >> already said that he's going to try and keep his tax policy in place, trying to even reduce the 15%. i think what we're seeing here weigh this is like one of the least popular policies donald if you want to talk about that policy, kamala harris talks about how big corporations should be paying their fair share. that resonates more than 88%. you all your jobs at this table said come from the 88% job creation is in the private sector when, when america, you should wear with the