but israel has been — israel's response. but israel has been pointing _ israel's response.nting out - israel's response. but israel has been pointing out that l israel's response. but israel. has been pointing out that its response is in fact over a continuous series of attacks by iran and its proxies over the last year, pointing presumably to hamas and to hezbollah? yes. to hamas and to hezbollah? yes, but this was— to hamas and to hezbollah? yes, but this was an _ to hamas and to hezbollah? yes, but this was an attack _ to hamas and to hezbollah? yes, but this was an attack on - to hamas and to hezbollah? yes, but this was an attack on iran - but this was an attack on iran and iran has not attacked israel, other than in response to act by israel. so there is no point in looking for first causes. if necessary, we can go back to the abandonment by britain of the principle of self—determination for colonial peoples, when it assisted the zionist movement to gain control of two thirds of historic palestine through colonisation and war in 1948. but it does not serve any purpose

i would say israel is in very deep trauma one | israel is in very deep trauma one year— israel is inep trauma one year one. i— israel is in very deep trauma one year one, i think the shock and horror— year one, i think the shock and horror of— year one, i think the shock and horror of what happened still reverberates in society. hamas is still vowing to try to eliminate the state. _ still vowing to try to eliminate the state. as— still vowing to try to eliminate the state, as art hezbollah, and frankly. _ state, as art hezbollah, and frankly, as are iran. we have just heard, _ frankly, as are iran. we have just heard, it's — frankly, as are iran. we have just heard, it's not straight forward. and i_ heard, it's not straight forward. and i believe the only solution, like our— and i believe the only solution, like our previous speakers like timber— like our previous speakers like timber is— like our previous speakers like timber is to live side by side in peace — timber is to live side by side in peace but— timber is to live side by side in peace but a lot has to be worked out before _

israel's deteriorating global image, the world watches as the narrative shifts and israel grapples withg the main goal. indeed, the country is galloping to depreciation. if the war of attrition against hamas and hizbullah continues, israel will collapse in no more than year. هذا بشكل متعمد ولكي نفهم لماذا هناك عده ابعاد لهذا الوضعيه اولا بالنسبه لمسالح نتنياهو مصالح نتنياهو متضاربه هو وصل الى نهايه حياته السياسيه ولكنه ينشا يشغل الان منسب رئيس الوزراء ولكن على وقت محدود جدا طالما هناك حرب فهو سيستمر في اداء مهامه ولكن عندما تنتهي الحرب سيخرج الالاف الى الشارع للاطاحه به لانه رئيس وزراء فاشل فشل قبل السبعه من اكتوبر في نفس اليوم فشل وبعد هذا اليوم فشل. the myth of its invincibility tatters, israel has faced a significant setback in its economic sector due to the ramifications of operation allo flood. in fact, the economic repercussions since the conflict began on october 7th have been stark and concerning. israel's economic growth rate shrank dramatically from 6.5% in 2020. 22 to m 2% in 2023. investment levels plunged by a staggering 70%, while the overall economy contracted by 19.4% in

well, i think that israel, what _ facilities. well, i think that israel, what it _ facilities. facilities. well, i think that israel, what it did, was - facilities. well, i think that israel, what it did, was it l israel, what it did, was it essentially gave the americans what they had asked for, which was to keep the targets very limited and to keep it focused on military targets and that is what israel did, taking out air defence systems, taking out drone facilities and taking out some of the production capabilities that the iranians have their longer ballistic missiles. this was the focus of the israeli strike, it wasn't something that escalated things to the oil refineries are to the nuclear installations. and this was meant, basically, to give the iranians the ability to close up this round and not to close up this round and not to potentially have to retaliate. so the ball is on their side of the court and we will have to wait to see what iran does. will have to wait to see what iran does-— will have to wait to see what iran does. iran in some ways has played — iran does.

of israel's intentions? >> i'm sure you can appreciate i'm just not going to be able to get into the details of their call other than to say again we're consulting closely about next steps. and the continued defense of israel. >> what is secretary austin think about the potential for an israeli response here? does he, would he urge them without saying what he said in the call necessarily, but what are his feelings about the potential? would he urge them restraint? >> if you take a step back here, we fully support israeli right to defend itself. you saw a very significant ballistic missile attack by iran against israel. and so you know, we'll continue to work alongside them to support their defense. we of course do not want to see a wider regional conflict. you've heard us say that many times and we'll continue to work towards that end but we also fully understand the fact that this was a significant attack by iran and so we're going to continue to consult closely and we're going to continue to support their

this country should support israel in pursuing i support israel in pursuing these _ support israel inn pursuing. these goals. can the prime minister— these goals. can the prime minister tell— these goals. can the prime minister tell the _ these goals. can the prime minister tell the house - these goals. can the primej minister tell the house and expand _ minister tell the house and expand on _ minister tell the house and expand on the _ minister tell the house and expand on the role - minister tell the house and expand on the role the - minister tell the house and i expand on the role the united kingdom _ expand on the role the united kingdom is— expand on the role the united kingdom is playing _ expand on the role the united kingdom is playing in - expand on the role the unitedl kingdom is playing in providing humanitarian _ kingdom is playing in providing humanitarian support- kingdom is playing in providing humanitarian support to - kingdom is playing in providing humanitarian support to the i humanitarian support to the lebanese _ humanitarian support to the lebanese citizens _ hu

should be used to condemn israel?s hall stand up as a sign of respect for the court's verdict and the most important words are prepared with appropriate legal loads to deal with israel, and in the room known as the red room, even if its words are adjusted, israel will not still accept it. netanyahu, but the mere claim that israel is: genocide against palestinians is not only false, it's outrageous, and the willingness of the court even discuss this is a disgrace that will not be erased for generations. itmar bin gavir, the zionist regime's minister of internal security. the international court of justice is anti-semitic and its decision proves that it does not seek justice. it is true that the icj's interim orders. are binding, but there are no executive guarantees for it. this claim is the point that israel is trying its best to stand on before the court's decisions. israel seeks to render fruitless all efforts and kill the motivation of the south african lawyers. they want escape the legal initiatives regarding thei

you seem to make an educated guess on around, on israel, on israel's likely response. how do you think they think israel will respond? well, i think they were very lucky related and being sure to avoid civilian casualties. i think that's been one of the reasons why in this war, israel has been condemned for the way that it has conducted as far as the degree of civilian casualties. so iran has attempted to distinguish its actions as quite different than its rails. and i think that it has also calculated not just israel's response, but the way that the other area of the neighborhood would respond. in other words, those that are in the golf, turkey, and egypt for example, which are a little by little what iran hopes is, are coming together to create or the as long as the front, if you will, against the attacks by israel in both lab and on and on god's us, so i think it expects a retaliation. i think that's what we saw the 1st time around in april. but because these were targeted very much at the military targets the response impulse will, i imagine not be one that will dr

israel, we will see.- face anything coming from israel, we will see. 50 are you suggesting — israel,we will see. 50 are you suggesting and saying that. suggesting and saying that israel should and will retaliate by attacking irradiance oil?- retaliate by attacking irradiance oil? i'm -- irradiance _ irradiance oil? i'm -- irradiance oil? - irradiance oil? i'm -- irradiance oil? i'm i irradiance oil? i'm -- i irradiance oil? i'm lesson is really spokesperson - irradiance oil? i'm lesson is really spokesperson but i irradiance oil? i'm lesson is. really spokesperson but they should, _ really spokesperson but they should, yes. what the iranians have _ should, yes. what the iranians have done _ should, yes. what the iranians have done tonight, what they have — have done tonight, what they have done tonight, what they have done for weeks, it is because _ have done for weeks, it is because they understood this could — because they understood this could he _ because they understood this could be the outcome, if they use all— could be the outcome, if they use all the language missiles they—

and defend israel. we have made clear that there will be consequences, severe consequences for this attack, and we will work with israel to make that the case. thank you very much. >> thank you, jake thank you, jake. >> okay onto the rest of our were gonna get the monitor this briefing, karine jean-pierre white house press secretary. >> now, briefing will listen to that. anderson, but i thought it was very significant with jake sullivan, the president's national security advisor, said that the attack was defeated. and ineffective. the iranian attack with all these ballistic missiles launched towards tel aviv. and elsewhere in israel was defeated and it effective. >> it's also to point out though he called it a significant escalation on the part of iran. if you compare it to the attack in april not only in april, there were i think like 185 drones use which are much slower moving, easier to knock down this was blistering missiles. i think that's one of the reasons for as far as we know, this was exclusiv

you have arab israelis who live inside israel and are equal citizens in israel.nsider themselves future residents of any palestinian entity. they are proud israelis, the arab israelis, who live among us. that's a very, very fair point. but my point still remains that ultimately there are two peoples, one small land. the only solution, surely, is mutual recognition. absolutely. and i think we realise that the palestinians are not going anywhere, but they have to realise the same. we are not going anywhere. we are not weak, we will not be destroyed. and the fact that 70% of the palestinians injudea and samaria supported the atrocities of october 7th, that's a bad sign for many israelis. and samaria supported the atrocities of october 7th, that's a bad sign for many israelis. and i think that should change. we need to see the pa and the palestinian people distinguish themselves from hamas, condemn hamas, and then we can speak about agreements, peace treaties, coexistence. but when you see somebody who is actually celebrating what happened to us a year ago, it makes

all this pain has had no gain for israel. the fourth quarter of 2023 alone. public consumption expenditures saw a catastrophic drop of 90% and private consumption expenditure fell by 27%. according to data from the israeli central bureau of statistics as of february 2024. the ongoing conflict is also severely restricted access to nearly one third of israel's agricultural land, further destabilizing industry already in crisis, with its workforce shrinking by 40%. additionally, international flights to israel have diminished significantly with the number of flights down by a third since the war began, and daily flight volumes decreasing by 40%. data from the israeli central bank has raised alarm bells regarding the economic fallout from the ongoing conflict between october 7th and july 2024. during this period, approximately 46,00 companies declared bankrupcy with projections suggesting that this number could exceed 60,000 by year's end. government spending has searched to 89 billion. billion dollars a significant increase give

why did hamas attack israel?ad to sound the alarm to the world to tell. them that we are a people with a cause and demands. it was a blow to israel, the zionist enemy, and a wake—up call to the international community. we had to do something that would tell the world that there is a people who have been under occupation for decades. why did your men kill so many civilians, children as well? translation: we ordered our resistance fighters on the 7th l of october not to target civilians, women and children. the objective was the occupation soldiers who were always killing, bombing and destroying in gaza. we don't endorse harming civilians. 0n the ground, there were certainly personal mistakes and actions. the fighters may have felt that their lives were in danger. your men, who weren't in danger, they were standing with terrified civilians who were sitting on the ground, and they were standing over them with weapons. that is not a battle. translation: we've all seen how the fighters went - into the houses. they spo

, israel will not take action against iran.eality is that whatever option iran chooses will not be without risk. the conditions for selecting an optimal option do not exist, and every option will carry its own c. iran is certainly not seeking adventure. in the region, iranian officials bear the responsibility for the security of a country with a population of over 80 million, and undoubtedly any decision ultimately made will be to ensure this security in the country and the region. on the other hand, israel has suffered reparable blows in recent structure and is historicacal behaviors confirm this claim, therefore any decision regarding israel's. normal behaviors must be taken with careful consideration and iran has always acted accordingly in this regard. shortly after the israeli attack, the iranian parliament convened a closed session to discuss the assassination of the hezbulah leader in beirot. during this meeting, law makers proposed various approaches to seek revenge and address the actions of the zinus regime. iran is d

it surprised israel, then shocked it, then rocked it. it brought to the foreground the plight of the forgotten, pipotal shift in the fight for freedom and dignity. it was in revenge for in. and blood, it was operation also, in the shadows of history, terror was born, legacy of fear that echoes. through the centuries, from the streets of paris to the battlegrounds of apartide, a fight for freedom. the struggle intensified and heroes were labeled as terrorists, and in gaza, new chapter unfolds, resistance or terrorism. "the us and israel have their narrative, but what is the truth, who is the real terrorist? keeping you up to date with world news every half hour, on press tv. how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be annihilated, this is not a war, it is systematic.

israel must deterrence should be established against it and israel should continue to be maintained in conditions of long-term gradual erosion. israel should not succeed by opening a bigger conflict front to create the conditions that the strategy of resistance in its long-term and gradual sense will turn into an apocalyptic battle, a sharp conflict scene, which in fact, the israelis' bet is that in this bigger conflict, the american and the powers the world will also enter in some way and a stage will be created that will remove israel from the torture of the resistance strategy and will remove it from gradual depreciation . the israeli target will be imposed, i am not saying that it will happen, i am saying that israel is looking for such targeting, the horizon must be clear in front of me without losing the strategic path of the islamic republic of iran to the islamic revolution and the resistance in the region and the palestinian resistance by maintaining the necessary macro strategy of deterrence in against israel and the war machine. israel must be created from lebanon to other c

and could israel now vowing to retaliate, could israel target iran's nuclear sites? >> reporter: well, at this point, david, my sources tell me they don't really know what israel is going to do. they're waiting, they will probably get some sort of heads up before they respond, but they are worried about how broad a response. i don't think they're concerned at this point that they will hit nuclear sites, but it is certainly possible, but given the fact there was not major damage, they're hoping that israel tamps it down. >> david: martha raddatz, thank you. we'll see you for the vice presidential debate tonight. >>> in the meantime, of course, this escalation in the middle east is effecting the race for the white house. tonight's consequential vice presidential debate, likely obviously to face questions about the crisis in the middle east, as well as the issues right here at home. we're going to carry the debate live here on abc, 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, mary bruce on both campaigns, reacting swiftly tonight to the dangerous turn, with iran and israel. >> reporter:

so more sides than just israel against hamas, israel against hezbollah.fighting with iran because these are proxies of iran. and what we mean by proxies is these are, terrorist groups that are funded , trained groups that are funded, trained and equipped by iran to project iran's influence, often in a malign way , in that part of the malign way, in that part of the middle east. so in that sense, yes, they are at war, even though the two governments really have not exchanged fire, really, between each other until april of this year, when iran responded to what they said was the israeli military killing two of their generals in the syrian caphal of their generals in the syrian capital, damascus. and then we saw that very significant response from iran of missiles and drones going into israel. israel responded in kind, but then they effectively called it quits and moved on. but now, of course, all bets are off, really, as to what exactly will happen. there will be an israeli response. there has to be, but it depends on what that response is and whether it's

israel needs the united states in order forits to function, israel is like bully that needs a bigger israel is the you know the flexed muscle of the united states in the region, without israel, american plans, american hijomy, american political intrigues um will will not prevail, i mean the united states would... lose to to other big competitors, namely china and russia and iran as a regional power, so they need each other, the difference between both of these entities is that israel is leading a more extremist version of existing american foreign policies. israel wants to see kind of hastened american strategy being implemented in the region, total hijaman and forcing the normalizations on the... i mean, if you, if you watch netanyahu's last speech at the united nations general assembly, he wasn't saying, we extend our hands in friendships to our arab, potential arab allies, no, no, he is. saying that they will, it's an imposition, imagine someone is there to threaten imposition of normalization, diplomatic ties, it's either that or what happened to those you know pesky iranians an

"oh, he's killed israel. i mean, i think strategically israel's finished. um, what we're looking right now is noise, the the key thing we have to look at is long-term economic viability, because from that comes social stability, political stability, military security. um, you know, we're in a situation right now where netanyahu has launched the conflict against tesbula, iran just put a marker on it saying, we're not going to let you destroy hisb, we're not going to let you go in that direction. um, the purpose of..." conflict was to return six uh 6,00 or 60,00 israelis to their settlers to their homes in the north of israel, they'll never be able to return home now, it just isn't going to happen void of a comprehensive peace settlement which will cost netan yahoo's job because it'll be inclusive of a cease fire agreement with hamas which he said will never happen um so you netanhu has basically sacrificed israel for his own personal political ambition he uh desperately wants to you know leave office. with legacy of that of a winner of victor, this is the ul

israel was then — the hawks in israel said, "we need to hit iran even harder now."rom the west, there was a restraining hand on israel, and they did a kind of token hit on an iranian nuclear site, or close to a nuclear site. you must have been watching with real interest to see how israel had instilled its deepest agents in all sorts of ways, not only in iran, but also, of course, in hezbollah. they've really gone through those organisations with tremendous ability, haven't they? they have, they absolutely have. it has had a chilling effect, i think, on hezbollah, because, you know, how do they communicate now? they don't trust mobile phones because they know that they can be hacked and tracked by israeli cyber specialists. do they go back to walkie talkies? well, those blew up, as well. so, it's not easy for them to communicate. so, yeah — and when it comes to iran, you're absolutely right. israel clearly has the mossad, israel's overseas spy network, has a network of people who are working for them, whether they're iranians or others. but they clearly have a netwo

the last year since october 7th has come from israel, even though since 2007 israel has broken 35,00 times the un resolution of 1701, so israel is doing all of this and they haven't stopped it in the last 15, 20, 30 years and they won't do anything about it now, the only way i believe we can help these people, of course it needs pressure as much as we can from the outside, but ultimately it's going to rely on the indigenous people. to protect and defend themselves and exhaust the zionist entity until it realizes that it's self-destructing and that's what it's doing right now, more killing and more destruction does not mean it's winning to win a war is to achieve objectives of war and they haven't been able to achieve achieve any of these objectives of war. now the shoe that has not dropped is the iranian shoe when it drops if it drops it will be with heavy thud. do you still expect that shoe to drop, do you expect it to be a significant uh game changing moment uh, or do you uh think that the current stasis will continue visas the now serial uh crimes that israel has committed against

ironically, israel dismissed the accusation as baseless. on january 26th, the icj ordered israel to do everything in its power to stump the genocide in gaza, but refrained from issuing a siss fire order. however, it made no difference. as this regime does not heat any rulings or resolutions, as january drew to a close, there was no hope for an end to the genocide in gaza. the headlines rocket barrages strike israel's bases and settlements, including major military intel base near tel aviv. israel's indiscriminated strikes kill more women and children across gaza, raising the death doll from the regime's genocide to over 41,900.

then since october 7, 2023, the us has significantly supported israel. this includes military equipment and supplies, vedoing un security council resolutions, $12 and a half billion dollars in military aid, just in one instance, and the military presence. like the us's gerald r. ford on your own in reference to the picture. next, the prelue to the video that you're about to see where australian people have reacted to 650 pages of palestinians killed by the israeli military in the gaza strip since october 7th, where the first 14 pages were babies under one year. so i want you to hold these for me and i want you to tell me what you think these are. can you look at this and tell me what do you? think this is, what do you think this is? honestly no clue, i don't know, is it some kind of voting thing number? so these are the names. of all the palestinians that have been killed since october 7th, it's the names, the birthdays of the people that have been killed since october 7th in gaza. and finally, another video, since october 7, israely officials have made

well they want to expand into a great israel don't they? they invaded in 1982 they were kicked out in 2000 and kicked out again in 2006 so mean what what happened in 2006 mean you can you can read this in some in some of the uh the us military accounts of what happened in 2006 and and how happened what eventually happened was that - that hezballah defeated the occupation forces in 20. si with simply 3,00 men, now they had more men, they had they had reserves, but they didn't call them up, the the israelis called up their own reserves, but hisb decided against calling up their reserves and they defeated the the whole of the occupation forces with 3000 men in south lebanon. well patrick, what do you think the role of the united states is in all this war? certainly the israelis would like to uh believe that they are the masters of their own destiny, and i think in terms of the internal propagandizing of israeli society and of the sort of the world jewish diaspora, many of them zionists that look at israel as their kind of last resort homeland,

am israel chai. israel will stand, israel will win, goodness and love always win. whole world can see, that israel is waging war in the most brutal manner, bombs are raining down indiscriminately, destroying in large quantities. in palestine alone , israel has killed 42,000 people in a year, wounding nearly 100. gaza has turned into a scorched, uninhabitable pile of rubble.

and drones into israel.tercepted most of them with our help, let's draw a line under this. tonight, there doesn't seem to be any lines, any red lines, any guardrails. the iranian president said in a post on twitter that this isjust president said in a post on twitter that this is just a glimpse of a run's capabilities, and he warned, don't engage with iran. as we have been hearing, prime minister benjamin netanyahu shot back and said iran has made a mistake and it will pay. and this time, the americans are also saying that a serious consequences, and even more, we will make sure it will happen. these two regional heavyweights, they long have had daggers drawn, they long have had daggers drawn, they are facing off against each other and for now there doesn't seem to be anybody able and willing to pull them back from this proverbial break. put pull them back from this proverbial break. . �* , pull them back from this proverbial break. . �*, , ., , pull them back from this proverbial break. . �*, , ., break. pu

israel so far confirmed the deaths of at least eight of its soldiers. early were joined a barbie. correspondent mediam saw that and she brought us up a speed on latest developments in israel's aggression against lebanon. we have three strikes from israeli warships as we are uh reported reportedly seeing that they fired at several targets in the southern suburbs of beirut uh and we've noticed how it seems the israel are on every night almost targeting. two three residential areas in different places, different neighborhoods in the southern suburbs of beirot um, today we went and had a closer look, very quick close look at the destruction that occurred the night before, and we saw up close how the things that were targeted or the areas that were targeted were only residential buildings, and today once more there will be seemingly more attacks on residential. the root is used only for civilian purposes when it comes to the issues of ground invasion as a military, it seems that up until now the israelis have attempted various incursions into south lebanon a

israel. i lived in israel in high school on an exchange program. the israel was just treated like a core part of being that you so you didn't prayers and you did is around the israel something that i feel so passionately about like it's you know it's, it's my greatest passion and everything. israel. i became a jewish educator after my daughter started cuba school started teaching 2nd grade during the years i did 4th grade also and just to be able to start them on this wonderful journey. i mean, if you, but it's gets in your blood and leave teach is real. if the day school very well. we introduced them to the food into the music, into the culture in addition to the history and the geography. figure out which one is the israeli flag? draw a circle around every time you see the symbol of the state of israel. try your own symbol of the state of israel. we also celebrated holidays, obviously. so konica is really independence. all of it together have separate as real in judaism. i don't know. i can

if israel chooses to go directly, what could israel- people.a quick look at that. tehran is around 2000 km away from israel. any retaliation would probably involve israel's sophisticated air force for the meanwhile, iran's nuclear programme has been seen as a threat by israel for many years now and it has targeted before for the key facilities leaked to the programme include but some are buried deep inside mountains. they would be hard to penetrate and eva bunker buster type weapons khartoum is actually doing that even an important facility for the around is one of the worlds largest producers of the worlds largest producers of oil with exports worth billions of dollars every year. could they be a softer target with their extensive field on the west and south of the country? one particular site ships some 90% of the countries crude oil exports for the other option could be israel hitting iran's ground doing background missile defence system. or even potentially cyber attacks as we saw earlier we heard from the prime minister keir starmer. he's

, because they fund and they arm their ally israel.— arm their ally israel._ arm their ally israel. a new report out today _ arm their ally israel. a new report out today talking - arm their ally israel. a new. report out today talking about poverty rates across the palestinian territories doubling as a result of the conflict to over 74%. when antony blinken is there talking about reconstruction and what gazais about reconstruction and what gaza is going to look like after this war ends, it is almost beyond imagination what they are going to face. as an aid agency, are you looking at that already, are you and we focused on the immediate crisis? �* ., ., ., focused on the immediate crisis? ., . ., crisis? both. now we are not even able — crisis? both. now we are not even able to _ crisis? both. now we are not even able to cope _ crisis? both. now we are not even able to cope with - crisis? both. now we are not even able to cope with the i even able to cope with the immediate needs of emergency aid so that people can survive. but we are also thinking of the reb

it's about 8:00 pm in israel. i want to show you the moment that we first began to see these explosions happening over the skies of israel this is a summarizing major sciutto this is obviously a major attack. >> there's no question we're seeing what we're all seeing with our own eyes is a major attack from iran it's a major attack. dana, and it's an escalation. it's an escalation of saw. i think potentially beyond what we saw in april when it, when iran launched dozens of missiles and drones, this attack, according to us intelligence jen principally, or perhaps entirely ballistic missiles, which are the fastest by far and the most dangerous and, now what we're seeing in addition to those intercepts as we're seeing fragments falling to the ground, it's like a deadly a deadly fireworks display over tel aviv. goodness, there was an impact you tell us here and you're talking about tel aviv, jim, we are looking at pictures right now. we are looking picture at pictures of tel aviv. what you're describing >> okay, guys,

october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history.re stunned by. the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shuttered image after the seismic shift in its narrative? perhaps we might not hear the words of our leader anymore, or we might not listen to new speech of his and get that ease. but we know for fact and we have the faith that he lives in every single heart of ours, and every single child, and the the resistance is will not stop based on one leader. in the name of god, the most compassionate, the most merciful, tonight the aerospace force of the islamic revolution guard core through its heroic and courageous operation avenge many of the crimes committed by thesign regime. the past two months have been extremely difficult for the people of iran and for the resistance access. since the assassination of martter ismail hannah, the head of political bureau of hamas in tehran, we face. constant requests from americans, europeans and others asking us to exercise restraint to establish sease fire in

israel. 80 percent of them have just told the pollsters that they have no intention of going back. and the number of israelis trying to leave has increased the locked in the last year. most of them are, of course, are the well educated, secular israelis that are the backbone of its high tech economy. so this has really a serious, long term consequences. and that is being unwittingly aided and abetted by the kind of unconditional support that the united states has been providing. you know, the other major relationship and the region relevant to this conflict is that between iran and has belong, died as the same thing. are there conditions on iran relationship with its proxy organization? and i think it is rainy. as i said from the very beginning of the, this conflict, you know, back a year ago that they've made it clear that they have no desire to expand this, no desire to really escalate. what one does have to ask though, is whether or not this will lead iran to simply sort of run up the whit

against israel. so people here are square up that this might worth the situation in the country because then and a further reevaluation attack is where could also uh escalate, further its, uh, military actions here and let on. but the 2nd tier of course is also that if things between your on israel uh, continue to escalate that re a one.

east israel could not reach.o the conflict spreading across the region. it backs armed groups that are enemies of israel, and israel is taking them on one by one. take gaza, where hamas has been pounded by israel with thousands of its fighters killed. now, hezbollah in lebanon, where israeli air strikes are taking out its leaders and infrastructure. and then the houthis in yemen have been attacking shipping in the red sea. israel has struck them too, and all of this is a direct challenge to iran and its regional power. the supreme leader's message today was despite these setbacks, its so—called axis of resistance won't back down. so-called axis of resistance won't back down-— so-called axis of resistance won't back down._ and - so-called axis of resistance won't i back down._ and tonight, back down. hey, folks. and tonight, president biden _ back down. hey, folks. and tonight, president biden said _ back down. hey, folks. and tonight, president biden said israel - back down. hey, folks. and tonight, president bid

israel in retaliation for israel's assassination of hamas leader ismail hanye on iranian soil as well as the assassination of hezballah secretary general sayyad hasan nasrallah and irgc commander abbas nilfurusan. israel rushed to say most of the missiles were intercepted and that there were a small number of hits in central and southern israel. now after nearly a week reports are being published that prove iran was successful in achieving its targets: according to an analysis by british daily newspaper, the guardian, iran has proven it can hit israel hard if it deems it necessary. the report said that footage and images analyzed by the guardian showed at least 32 missiles directly hit the nevatim airbase in the negav desert. some landed close to hangers that house israel's f-35 jets, among the regime's most important military assets. it also added that the islamic. public could have targeted a city such as tel aviv, but it didn't want the result to be fatal. another report by an activist group called the grey zone says israel has tried to conceal the damage from the tuesday night mis

israel rejects it all.onal solutions, international law and our rights. >> do you think of yourself as a terrorist? that is what israel calls you. >> i'm seeking freedom and defending my people. to the occupation, we are all terrorists. the leaders, the women and the children. you heard what is really leaders called us. he said we were animals. >> about an hour after the interview, iran attacked israel. the israelis still insist on total victory over hamas. the u.s. and its allies including the u.k. and saudi arabia all say middle east peace requires a secure israel alongside an independent palestine, but right now, military action, not diplomacy is setting the pace. >> jeremy has been explaining us why he asked the leader of what many countries described as a terrorist organization for that interview we've just seen. >> we felt, i felt strongly that it was important to try and speak to people from hamas, to see why they have done the things that they have done. why they attacked last october, why they kild

israel says that has fired more than 300 missiles into israel over the weekend. those are the air raid sirens you hear now that went off. they have been going off almost every day as the city comes under almost daily attack. there have also been rockets fired in other parts of the north, including galilee. the israeli offensive continues in the north of lebanon. they were air strikes in many parts of the country. the lebanese health ministry says at least 15 people were killed. this time villagers were struck in the centre and the north of lebanon. let's take a look at these pictures, where there was an air —— israeli air strike nearthe an air —— israeli air strike near the border. reports of a mosque was hit in the south of the country. israel also continues its attacks into southern lebanon, in the south—east as well as the south—west. forthe south—east as well as the south—west. for the first time the israeli military has taken internationaljournalist into an area of that song. we were not restricted in any way. but they did have control over some of our pictu

we should be doubling down on helping israel because the people that want a story. israel also wanted to sort of differentiate. i get that he gets that you're finding are 5, we're going to help you with your military needs. so many noticed that washington is sending conflicting messages and is no disappoint, public links to israel, it's o 5 to avoid the wrong that washington nation right now. the west has repeatedly for each row at compensation package, if it from a certain target. in a ron, i quote because when the media who is a covered up between the 2, if you can call it attempting compensation package, that the american administration has been offering to israel in recent days, we attempt taishan that should prevent them from attacking certain targets inside iran, we are told by confidential sources. there is an american proposal on the table that says, if you don't attack iran, we will give you both a diplomatic package and a military package called so a year off to the training. and we'll tragedy country from a big so makes it more of a parasite more and more countries around t

israel showed no mercy to anyone in gaza. on april 1st, israel braizenly attacked the iranian consulat in syria, demonstrating its disregard for any loss. on april 13th, this action by israel was met with drone and missile attacks from iran, making it clear that attack on the iranian consulate would not go unpunished. as the calendar showed april 24th, the removal of 324 bodies from nasa hospital left the work. world and shucken disbelief was shaped by the flames of war, bengaran cognisant of vulnerabilities devised a strategic doctrine, yet on october 7th, seismic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine. facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic appeaval. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy?

the continued supporting israel did not broke se if i could not force israel. and then by may, i would say when israel went into rough uh, i think i felt that i could no longer deny that what we was seeing is actually a genocide comparing whose goal is to destroy the percentage of people in gaza as such to make the place completely uninhabitable for a percent is and that has been happening. that is, the population is being displaced multiple times. the at least 41000 people killed the thousands of people under the deputy, the tens and tens of thousands, closer to a 100000. it was being booted and we don't know how many people are under the deputy in the long term repercussions of this ongoing to many turn these us, this continues now for a whole year, and nobody seems to be able to solve it. so that will have long term repercussions on any ability of purchasing is to live in the place. so i think yes, by now we can certainly say that we are watching a genocide unrolling. without anybody stopping it. a professor on my board towards joining us tonight, professor,

before they reached israel.said that 99% of all the projectiles were shot down. this time, iran apparently did not give any warnings, and also they didn't use drones any more. they were all ballistic missiles. so in terms of power and force, it was more powerful. and it seemed that iran this time did mean to cause some damage to israel. and as we talk now, at 2:20 on saturday, the expectation is that an israeli retaliation for that attack is coming in the next... maybe even in the next couple of hours, but perhaps overnight. i just wonder, how do you think the people in iran will be feeling? have you heard from anybody? we know it's very difficult to get information out from iran. and also it's very brave forjournalists like you to be reporting on iran when you may still have friends and relatives there. how do you think people in iran will be feeling right now? well, they have been reacting on social media since iran decided to attack israel, because it was widely believed that probably iran would leave it to h

i think israel's going after... their— is behind this? i think israel's going after...er... their intent is l is behind this? i think israel'sl going after... their intent is to is behind this? i think israel's - going after... their intent is to go after military targets, but we've seen countless reporting where israel has failed to precisely engage military targets, fully knowing that hamas — in this case, lebanese hezbollah — uses the population to protect its military resources. so, israel is responsibility in terms of their targeting and their weaponry, if they are taking the potential loss orinnocent they are taking the potential loss or innocent life casualties into account before they target. every incident is extremely heartfelt, certainly by the palestinians in this case, by the lebanese. unfortunately, we're going to see this continue going forward. what this continue going forward. what about the us _ this continue going forward. what about the us and _ this continue going forward. what about the us and all _ this continue going forward. what about the us an

israel's covert operational protocols. the hannibal directive. it allows force to prevent captures even at the risk to israeli. lives. israeli forces caused the deaths of their own settlers, however, the regime attributed these incidents to resistance fighters. other allegations, such as the claim made by concerning the beheading of children were quickly dismissed by us media. in the wake of the israeli crimes, some social media users drew stark comparisons, liking the harrowing scenes of israel's atrocities to those historically associated with the nazis or daesh. but it seemed israel wasn't alone in committing these crimes. israel has benefited significantly from longstanding support by the us, receiving approximately $130 billion dollars since its self-proclamation, making it the largest recipient of american military aid. annually, israel receives $3.8 billion. under an agreement from the obama administration accounting for about 15% of its military budget. furthermore, the us has played a pivotal role in enhancing isr

israel has a right to defend itself, and the threat hamas poses to israel must be eliminated. clear progress toward that goal. hamas is decimated and its leadership is eliminated. this moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza, and it must end such that israel is secure. the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends, and the palestinian people can realise their right to dignity, security, freedom and self—determination. and it is time for the day after to begin without hamas in power. we will not give up on these goals, and i will always work to create a future of peace, dignity and security for all. i thank you all. speaking in the past hour or so, mr netanyahu warned that the war with hamas was not over and israel would continue with its operation until all the hostages were returned. translation: this is - a milestone in taking down the evil rule of hamas. and let me say very clearly once again — hamas will no longer rule in gaza. this is the beginning of the day after hamas. this is an opportunity for you, residents of gaza, to finally liberate

. ., , _, israel.. to put it in context for our audience, - israel. to put it in context i for our audience, hezbollah, israel. to put it in context - for our audience, hezbollah, a proscribed terrorist organisation in the uk, the us and other countries, is funded and other countries, is funded and backed by iran, so where does iran sit in this escalation?- does iran sit in this escalation? ~ . , does iran sit in this escalation? . , ., escalation? what this has done is because _ escalation? what this has done is because an _ escalation? what this has done is because an enormous - escalation? what this has done i is because an enormous problem for iran. one of its proxies or partners, hamas, triggered this crisis without the knowledge of iran. hezbollah has, if you like, tried to needle israel for the past year but without crossing what it thought was the threshold of inviting significant retaliation. the israelis have called that bluff and the issue now is they both exist fundamentally as a close dete

to withhold aid from israel. it's essentially a threat to the is really government that if they go forward with this, they could lose the military aid from your chief sponsor. here in the united states, he went on to say in a number of important ways, the relationship between israel and the un is not productive. he said, not one that serves the citizens of israel. well, he said we've earned it israel to work more cooperatively with the un, particularly with you to manage cherry and assistance organizations over the last us are, is really going forward with this action against us, the advice and it's going to us condemns. now it's really up to the us to react to what is real, is done there and, and don't when way to pull that reaction given that they had pretty should as well, or at least with trying to pressure as well into providing aid allowing age into gaus and how do you imagine they would respond? do you think that they would hold that promise that they would not provide military aid? is that likely? it's a

other areas of israel, predominantly the southern and central portions of israel. you mentioned that israel's air defense shot down of those missiles, ballistic missiles, with the help of international partners, including the united states defense secretary lloyd austin said that the u.s. helped israel defend itself from, this attack. israeli authorities are not reporting any injuries from it ,but we are seeing reports of one palestinian person being killed in the west bank as a result of falling trapped north during this attack. a lot of people, millions of people ran into shelters. and i was in the shelter and i spoke with one man who was injured while serving in the idf. >> listen to this. what happened with your injury? how you lost the lower part of your eye. >> hamas terrorist shot on us, an rpg and i got injured. it's hard for me to look at because in a time like this, it's very difficult to deal with my situation in my country. >> situations. and jonathan, think about the fact that there was this massive ballistic missile attack. but what you're seeing righ