yes great, um, just to uh follow up on what uh osama hamdan has said, the senior hamas reap in beirot, one of the things that needs to be mentioned uh that he said is the fact that we're approaching 100 days uh of this brutal us israel genocidal war and um israel has not obviously uh come close to achieving the goals that it's set out to do how significant is that uh it is highly significant, i mean they promised that they would do three things. supposedly return the hostages by force mostly, destroy the resistance and make gaza pacified for decades to come, all three things i have failed to achieve, so i think it's a right observation, this is partly the reason why israel is trying to expand the war to distract from their failure in gaza, and they are trying to draw the... the rest of the world western governments to join them in their fight so to speak all right um and and just another thing that needs to be mentioned here if possible for you to elaborate more for us is um the us role here is becoming um not that it wasn't prominent before but it's coming more prominent um it seems

the hamas reap in lebanon osama hamdan said that tel aviv regime is not serious about deal and is merely buying time by presenting truth proposals. he added israely premier benjamin netanyahu is exaggerating and lying about his achievements in gaza to cover up for his defeats and try to calm internal unrest. the senior palestinian official further condemn us for its. lavoring financial and military support for israel. the israel onslot on gaza is entered its fifth month. "the international community is increasingly showing solidarity with the palestinian cause by joining a boycott movement which aims to isolate israel economically, politically and culturally until it ends this occupation and the oppression of palestinians. in our explainer program kisu mishah ahmedi discuss the issue in detail. the us-israeli genocidal war as well. into its fourth month, and as the genocide continues, so have the actions taken by people around the world to boycott israel in one form or another, from protests to products, even the israeli regime's academia. let's first take a look at the protests that hav

over there uh that has been uh at this point replied by uh the hamas uh ismahana uh also uh senior hamas reap in lebanon osama hamdan has added his uh input into this calling the ceasefire proposal publicity stunt that the us is trying to influence the palestinian public opinion and the way it's doing that is by leaking the news that we just uh have been telling you about this agreement with the aim of exerting pressure and creating weakness among the palestinians. so so far this is what uh has been revealed based on the true stocks that have come out of paris waiting for a reaction from hamas overall as whether this is going to be going ahead or not. okay, we'll wait and see. now lebanese resistant movement, hezballah has fired dozens of rockets at an israeli military base located in the northern part of the occupied territories as well as says that it targeted aerial surveillance space. the upper galile region with 40 rockets, the attack was in response to the monday israel strike on the lebanyese city of balbec that left two civilians dead. on monday resistance groups also shot down an isr

i can tell that since the october seven, when hamas came through our bodies, beheading, reaping youngpeople have never been a more united, united by a war aims to destroy hamas to bring home the hostages and to make sure that gaza never comes a threat to israel. we are doing that, giving our utmost to get aid through in a way that no other military or government has done in the past. aid is getting through to gaza. the issueis is getting through to gaza. the issue is getting it around gaza. there may be pockets where that is a challenge. we are working on that day by day, with humanitarian organisations that aren't affiliated, that aren't friends with hamas. also the private sector in a gas. we will do our utmost to get aid to people who desperately need it, not to hamas, and to take out hamas for the sake of people of gaza, and for the sake of the people of israel. ., ., , ., ., of israel. ok. i want to put another question to — of israel. ok. i want to put another question to you- — of israel. ok. i want to put another question to you. i _ of israel. ok. i want to put another questi

proxies to target israel, but of course because of the war in the middle east, hamas and hezbollah both degrade it? iran is now reapingping the bitter fruit of its policies of encouraging these groups in the so—called axis of resistance. they were supposed to protect the iranian homeland, and instead their actions, particularly by hamas of last october, have dragged a run in. as your previous speakers pointed out, iran is no suffering attacks on its homeland in a way that it has not since the 1980s. i think iran needs to do a major rethink of its strategy. it is trying really hard to improve relations with arab states like saudi arabia or the united arab emirates, and if this were managed properly, one could see perhaps some very productive this policy coming out of it that would de—escalate. —— productive diplomacy. it will take a lot of work, and i'm not sure the biden administration is capable of at work right now. ., ~' is capable of at work right now. . ~ , ., is capable of at work right now. ., ~ , ., y is capable of at work right now. . ~ ,, , . is capable of at work right now. ., ~' ,, y . ., now. thank you ve

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welcome back to "sunday night in america" tomorrow marks one year since hamas launched a barbaric attack on the jewish state murdering, reapingple ripping families apart even today innocent people remain kidnapped. can you imagine for living a day in the hands of barbarians much less a year israel's committed to eliminating hamas even of others with short memories call for a cease-fire, new front has opened in the north with hezbollah, missiles have been exchanged, iran attacked israel and unlike the u.s. israel is not afraid to attack inside of iran, benjamin netanyahu delivered a stirring speech at the un but they were not his audience, you were, alone democracy surrounded by people who seek its elimination crying out for help, america would never stand for that, why should israel, joining as executive director of the un hill watch, welcome, iran set missiles into israel, the u.s. seems reluctant to do anything inside of iran, israel is not, what happens next? >> israel is facing a severance from war and in the past year they were invaded on october 7 year ago tomorrow they suffer the equivalent of ten times nine above it o

hamas. so, i think we have to dig deal reap realizing he's unstable and he has some islamic leanings that mayave contributed to this. edward: you talked about the open borders here. how does the open border policy of the past four years play into your concerns for the united states? >> well, i mean, you know, just like i said, we have a christmas market here in washington d.c. we have a lot of people across the border, some with unknown affiliations, some have come from the middle east. so i think it's something that bears watching and probably we need to be more careful in terms of how we prepare to protect the people that really are unguarded from something like a speeding car. i think the other thing is, you know, there's enough technology now where we can determine where a car is, perhaps we put a governor on in terms of what they're allowed to access rate to in these locations. these are available today and we haven't implemented across our networks in the country. edward: and so there are also, according to the customsen border patrol, 1.4 million g gotaways, has someone already come in

. >> they funded hamas, hezbollah, put it into their war machine. we're reaping what biden has sown. they're reaping the bad policy choices of biden-harris. >> iran escalates because they smell weakness. >> we have a stake in insuring israel emerges from this conflict stronger and organization and iranian patron weaker. >> harris: nate foye is in israel with more. >> breaking within the past few minutes israel is confirming that an air strike in beirut has killed another hezbollah commander. this time a leading figure in the group's rocket division. his name is ibrahim kabese. israel's pressure campaign on hezbollah continues taking out its leaders. israeli strike killed several hezbollah commanders including the group's elite commander last week. israel is warning residents to get out of harm's way today. according to lebanon's health ministry 558 people were killed yesterday. more than 1800 others injured. that number is growing today. meanwhile, falling shrapnel injured an israeli soldier in the north. hezbollah is not slowing down after firing 250 rockets yes

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ayatollah by biden and harris, they took the $80 billion in may they pointed hamas, hezbollah and put in their war machine. were reapingthe people of israel are reaping the bad policy choices of biden and harris, the turbines have come home to roost with this idea of calling the ayatollah, is not normal, he's a religious lemahieu want to kill he wants to kill all the in america wants to purify islam and come after us and harris will continue these insane policies we met when bb spoke with a joint session of congress she would not even sit behind him as the vice president's. she left -- let the left tell her where to go and what to do so to my friends in israel, tell iran if you get hit hard by hezbollah, you're going to put the iranians -- the great satan name out of the iranians to my friends in israel knock out the oil refineries of iran may not get them off your back. >> sean: i would add one more to awareness than in iran next would the open borders that allows -- people with known tardies, murderers nah, other violent criminals and then give them free housing in my captor a medication and i exchange surgery if you

tom freeman, the new york times columnist that fighting through iran proxies, hamas, and gaza , lebanon, syria. reaping all the benefits in paying virtually no cost of work of its proxies. i asked general if he agreed with that and he said yes. i think they are not paying the cost. that is your commander with regards to iran. admiral cooper mentioned on "60 minutes" that are being supplied by the iranians, trained by the iranians and very importantly, they are receiving targeting information on american warships in the red sea. the iranians are providing targeting insult to sink the. both of you are very clear eyed on the threat that iran poses. you have seen them killing our troops over the years. mr. secretary, you've seen very up close with the efp's in iraq. why are we not thinking iranian warships that are providing targeting insult to kill marines and sailors from alaska, north dakota. i find this outrageous. why are we not doing that? why are we not telling the iranians over the next time you send intel to target an american warship, we will sink your ships. why aren't we doing that? that is so

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hamas threat that was part of a russian disinformation campaign. >> reporter: its 40 or so staffers around the world identify and reap the credibility of online newsormation sources. it is a finger in the dike because there is no price to be paid. >> so i see this bill as an enormous contribution to our moving into the information age. >> reporter: almost 30 years ago, the federal government decided that internet platforms were like the phone company. >> welcome, you've got mail. >> reporter: you can't sue the phone company for what a caller might say in a phone conversation. >> they inserted a three paragraph section called section 230, which said these new chat room publishers would not be responsible for anything that was published in their chat rooms. >> reporter: instead, it left the internet essentially without any enforceable rules. social media companies exercise only limited control, permitting lies, fake news, and intentionally divisive content to proliferate. a torrent of allegedly moscow-backed content -- >> ukraine is our enemy. being funded by the democrats. >> reporter: provoked an angry reaction from the u.s. this past week. >> cha

hamas weapons depot. >> will: you mentioned tale of two campaigns and what they are doing. joe biden fundraising and reaping benefits from that by the way. in march joe biden and the dnc brought in $90 million. trump and the rnc brought in $66 million. take a look at the different types of campaigns as well as mentioned fundraisers are a big part of what joe biden is doing. 50% of what he is doing. small campaign events. donald trump 83% big events, rallies, huge gathering of people. >> ainsley: biden can't do a rally. can't stand up there for that long. >> will: never had a rally. physically capable. i don't know if he can get the crowd either. do i know he can't get the crowd for a rally. >> brian: unless you bring out bruce springsteen and we also saw al gore and hillary clinton. lebron james shows up but they don't vote. they are there for the concert and there for the celebrity appearance. at this point his options are wednesdays, friday nights, saturday and sunday. he could do different things in new york. butnot -- it's not possible for him to go through a day 12 hours in the courtroom and go do big

reaping, beheading a baby torturing. i think that's a pretty rhesus absorption to assume most arabs aside into that with the victims in the equation. maria: that's a great point. >> obviously hamaslains are u.s. immigration laws put in place by straight white men. >> according to these two. >> that's how they position this, that's how they look at everything. when you look at the, it's a gop messaging bill 422 people voted for it sounds pretty bipartisan to me and then you consider the security measures we have to go there when we go to the airport and then you look at these people walking through our border no security whatsoever. maria: it's unbelievable same thing with the migrants, get out of the school who are americans. >> in is an electoral liability provided in the democrats if one of the tens of thousands of migrants coming from russia, china, iran iran back states. if one of them launches a domestic terrorist attack within the u.s. think about biden's dirty losing to trump by ten points and some head-to-head polling and swing state think about what that does if there's a terrorist attack conducted by whether the foreign nationals that a bit accepted and embraced into t

reaping what they have sewed. i expected to be a lot of chaos. just like when prime minister netanyahu came to washington d.c. was the pro- hamasburning american flags i'm expecting a lot of the same kind of hateful activities outside of the dnc. jon: we are jd pritzker of the governor's and we welcome the protesters. they should all have a voice. but i don't know, and you think is going to come to regret those words? >> i have no doubt he will regret those words. we all of us believe in freedom of speech. it's one of our greatest rights as americans. however what we have seen of these are pro- hamas mobs is they veer into hatred and hate speech they rear into violence. we have seen them wearing terrorist arm beds and flying terror flags. and jon, we have to remember our intelligence agents just a few weeks ago warned us these protests are being organized and funded by the islamic republic of our bronze regime. this is who is behind the hateful anti- american activity. i have to draw the contrast of the trump administration, the trump campaign which just this week i helped to launch with some wonderful other members of the jewi

hamas, and, you know, we don't want to go back into history, but this all started this episode started in october seventh, and it was their responsibility. and now responsibility. and they're now reapingind. and responsibility. and they're now reapin the e whirlwind. and responsibility. and they're now reapinthe poor rlwind. and responsibility. and they're now reapin the poor civilian and sadly, the poor civilian population of gaza is suffering immensely because of their actions . actions. >> and can i ask you a question that we asked yesterday, lieutenant colonel crawford , the lieutenant colonel crawford, the nofion lieutenant colonel crawford, the notion that something that the uk should consider now is a palestinian refugee scheme , akin palestinian refugee scheme, akin to the type of action that we've seen in the ukraine. a great many defence analysts have told us that could be a grave concern, because, of course , concern, because, of course, hamas would like nothing more than to melt into the civilian population and then be sent abroad, potentially to britain . abroad, potentially to britain. do you think it would be a bad idea for such a notion to come to the uk? >> well, i thi