saddam and al qaeda connection. dick cheney said in multiple television interviews that mohammed atta who was a hijacker met and rocky intelligent agent in prague. he said this was confirmed with an interview with tim russert. it wasn't confirmed. a month later the fbi ascertained atta was in florida a time. cheney when back on tv and repeated this again. he said cheney was not the decider but he was still an influential voice. he gave a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. a major speech that was basically freelance. he wasn't supposed to give that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein. even though he doesn't have the power to do that. >> actually president bush indirectly reprimands dick cheney for giving that speech. and one should not to assume as i shown above, that dick cheney is a decision-maker. this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship that is constantly being examined by the intelligence agencies. and by top policymakers. and they often come to the conc

the al qaeda. we know he has a long standing relationship with al qaida. that wasn't true. and i think cheney knew it. but i can't prove that. well. policymakers here, if you're talking two days before before the war, they're mobilizing american opinion for the war. it doesn't explain those those quotations aides don't explain why the decisions that were made just a few days. there's this a difference between what is influencing policymakers and what they are saying to the public in order mobilize support behind a particular policy, as is all as is always the case. how has u.s. foreign policy changed since 2003? are you still out of this? are you talking about compared to today? well, yeah, just over the last 20 years of. do you see any major changes in your. well, of course. of course. the quagmire, war and debacle in iraq had huge impact over the subsequent years in terms of president obama's willingness to get involved in various types of insurgencies. it led to a great deal of caution in terms of what to do in in syria, in libya. it it affected what the united states wo

on the other hand, we see that america is seriously support isis and al-qaeda and support them. the americans always say and say that they are not looking for the expansion of war and tension , but today in the statements of hamas, hezbollah and even the iraqi government, we can see in all of them that it is said that the americans are exactly looking for the expansion of the war. do you think american politics in this? what is it really about, do they want the war to develop because of helping the zionist regime or do they want to prevent the spread of tension for their own interests. anyone who has strategic thinking that arab and global experts should. in fact , these things are the priority of the republican and democratic parties, and we all know that this is the priority of their and the republican party's foreign cases, including even the internal cases that they use in order to rule. but in this framework , we should focus on the election season, the ticket that the republican party has and the weakness of the biden government the leadership of the democrats is facing th

al-qaeda and isis. in particular, it is the work of the united states that created these and al-qaeda from the past decades, which created him , according to clinton's own admission, their goal was to fight against the soviet union in afghanistan, they were created later, they were expanded in different areas. with different names and sometimes they are out of control they even go out, and sometimes they coordinate with them, anyway, all the operations that take place with the iraqi forces and the resistance forces in the region are actually trying to fight isis. on the opposite side, we see that america is he seriously supports isis and al-qaeda and supports them, arms them and them. the americans always say and say that they are not looking for the expansion of war and tension, but today in the statements of hamas, hezbollah and even the iraqi government, we see in all of them that it is said that the americans are exactly looking for the expansion of war. in this regard , these things are really and

we now have reports of eight al qaeda training camps. reports from the un tens of thousands of fighters foreign fighters flowing into afghanistan. plus, the ongoing threat of isis. isn't the american homeland today safer then it was three years ago? >> i would respectfully ask you to at the intelligence community, hours, to look at the data the un reports. i would not rely, and other words, on the un report. >> out sq chairman if i could indulge you. does al qaeda and isis still have the intent to attack the united states given the west given the opportunity to do so? >> no doubt should. that's a yes for the record that's a yes? >> they have the intent too. that the intelligence community from what i read and i am classified versions we can discuss classified material here. believed that in the next year or two does not have the ability to attack the united states. i am paraphrasing. >> the commander of central command a year ago testified isis will reconstituted their capability to attack the west within six months dozier go from afghan

we do have solid evidence of the presence in iraq of al-qaeda members. the regime has long standing and continuing ties to terrorist organizations. it is clear, however, that if left. unchecked, saddam hussein will continue to increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare and will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons. they still tried to impose their their rule, but what is extremely important, this was not anymore in position of the order, that was imposition of the chaos, bloody chaos and that was uh... just destruction. we will bring to the iraqi people food and medicines and supplies and freedom. and it just was henny penny, the sky is falling, one was uh gorilla war, another was insurgency, another was uh unconventional war, pardon me where? no, that's uh someone else's business, quagmeriers, i don't do quagmyers. تفضل يا بوش. شوف هذه المئاسي ترضى به انت ترضى به ظلم انت اكو عندك انسانيه؟ اذا عندك انسانيه تقدر تشوف طفله وهي. st. louis ferguson, assassinations. they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most da

thous, one thousand innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with. as hundreds of people have marched.

there are terrorists, al qaeda and isis terrorists.o not target them way out there, then they are going to target us in the region and potentially here at home. i served in those places. i served in iraq for a year, and for two years in the dash we were perfectly fine serving in harm's way as long as we had te right equipment to keep a safe and the right policy. that's been lacking over the past few months, where 160-plus strikes against our people. we have lost escalation dominance to iran. >> dan rock, jeanine pirro here. the whole idea of our policy of allowing -- how many, i think it is 80 or 100 who were injured, some with traumatic brain injuries in iraq or syria before this last attack with three that were killed and 40 injured. how much influence has the commercial interference of shipping had on the american policy? it is almost like you see the commercial -- not going through the red sea now. they are going around the cape of africa. do you see policy changing when it comes to commercial vessels and countries getting a little

to isis and other radical sunni groups in the region, the al qaeda is on our side and syria. otherwise, things have basically turned out as expected, the image and about al qaeda during your speech going after. okay, the enough dentist and certainly going after them in human as well. and yeah, there's some concern about the us funding via syrian opposition when there are a lot of reports that i'll kinda is kind of heading up that opposition. how do you justify that to share their concern? uh and so what we've done it is to say we will provide non legal assistance to siri and opposition in leadership that are committed to a political transition. the i just got started through funding from our friends and allies because people will try you in the region. if you want somebody who will fight to the death against his, for your, for our recruiting poster and say, you know, sign up for us. we're going to make a better world. you go after stella and the wherever these religious fundamental statute fights is more logic we'd probably manage the or i'd, let's say, take, you know, to the

had we entered afghanistan and said we are going to diminish al qaeda.an't change the taliban per se but we can create the opportunity for a broad array tribal managers to decide how they wanted to be governed and then we can withdraw to provide only similar aid as they would to any developing nation. and our relationship would have been very different. we would not have had troops th fought for 20 years and we wouldn't tryor to build a central military that never quite understood what their job was because they belonged to a try. they weren't necessarily loyal to a single government and none of them really wanted to die defeating the taliban. so what have we learned from that? maybe you don't want to change something as much as you want to deal with the problem and return to -- and tha eye off it but i t think we should take our eye off of it. if you let people determine their government and if that government is going to allow us to help them and we help them in ways that we can and if we can't grow while we might move back. that's where we are today.

what was beyond al-qaeda or al- qaeda's borders. it quickly morphed into something else. can we read so governments in these different places? it was not a very sato plan. if you look at the internal situation it's this but it is also just really, really, intense military operations. clearing of all of gaza. i think everyone at this point is asking, okay. you are going after these hamas battalions. what's next? if it's the invasion of iraq, you might remember in 2003, you take baghdad. what's next? the hard part early that what's next. i don't think anyone's heard much in terms of answers from israel about what the what next is going to be and how they are going to do. it >> can i ask this to you as well, matt? what is the endgame here? we'll palestinians have the right of return throughout all of gaza? >> benjamin netanyahu has said his goal is not to affect the nakba even though there are members of his cabinet who have made very clear that they want to get rid of the palestinians from the gaza strip. there was even a conference a week or two ago in jerusalem. we almost

1ous, 1,ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make uh the they make al-qaedahey're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the headlines this hour: who complaints about israel denying its request to get aid to the people in need and gaza where the health system is absolutely overburdened. themas is joining seasfire talks underway in cairo, where egyptian and qatari mediators have already met with israeli negotiators without reaching an agreement. also, the headlines israeli occupation forces have hit a number of villages in southern lebanon, force civilians have been killed.

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uh raid the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin is dead the leader of al-qaeda and i think organization we're going to hear a lot about in the coming days is james. the united states does not start fights, the united states says what's happening in america right now change is what's happening. bigger and better and stronger than ever before, see the fireman assembled here, the police officers, fbi agents, and you can see the two towers, huge explosion now, raining debris on all of us, we better get out of the way, this is not a message of happiness, but it is the truth, and it is a warning. so i am alexander, i consider myself philosopher uh before i anything else, i am russian christian orthodox, i was born in moscow and the typical soviet family, they were typically soviet, and i from the early youth converted in antii soviet vision, world vision, i have discovered traditionalism, and i think that as one of my beloved philosophers, traditionalist julos has... philosophical ideas, i have preferred to be christian as my my people, as my society, i have great res

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more than 1, 1,0 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans and these guys make, they make al-qaeda but i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the headlines on the third 131st day of the us's ringly genocide in gaza, occupation forces intensify attacks on the southern city of rapha, despite widespread international. warnings, efforts in egypt to reach se deal in gaza have reportedly failed to make a breakthrough in talks that will continue for another three days and also the secretary general of lebanon's hezballah asserts that the resistance movements attacks on israel will persist until the aggression against the gaza strip ceases.

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thous, one thousand innocent lives lost. including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaedaure, they're pure, they're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands. a damming report indicates that deaths from terrorism in africa have skyrocketed more than 10000 percent during the so-called us war on terror. the study by the africa center for strategic studies revealed that during 2002 and 2003 when the us was just beginning its decades long war, total of just nine terrorist attacks were counted throughout all of africa leading to only 23 casualties, but after two decades of us intervention in africa with a purported aim of helping the continent in counter terrorism, deaths from takfiri, violence in africa increased to 23,322 last year, reaching a record level of lethal violence. so what exactly are us troops doing in africa if they're not fighting terrorists as they claim? the subject of this week's episode of iran tech is behind this 60 centimeter thick concrete wall inside the neutron imaging

one thous, 1,000 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaedae, they're pure, they're pure evil, the..." beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. germany has shocked many by backing the us israel genocide in gaza. namibia says germany is yet to atone for the 20th century genocide in the country. why is germany opposed to the south african case against israel at the icj? the headlines on press tv is really bombings take more palestinian lives in the blockated gaza strip with the death total exceeding 27 since october the 7th. palestinians kidnapped by israeli forces during the regime's onslot on gaza say they were exposed to brutal torture and abuse throughout their detention and the leader of arah movement vows that yemen's anti-israel operations will continue until the genocidal war on gaza ends.

than 1,000, 1,000 innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaedaprotest washington's complicity in the israeli genocide of palestinians in gaza.

one got away osama bin laden got away regrouped, al-qaeda isis went on 20 years, to paralyze the world has to finish the job. maria: look. israel says it wants to finish the job but, again, it he now you are into sort of the public expectation and you know painting israel as if it is doing something wrong. because it is retaliating from an unprovoked attack from hamas, and you know secretary pompeo was with me over the weekend, and basically said you know, it appears with all of this talk of cease-fire, cease-fire, is what united states wants it is pitting america against israel, at a critical moment what is the impact of it. >> yeah, this is the problem with israel needs united states america's weapons to resupply what it is using american intelligence to fight hamas a goal of iran a lot of world community is, united states from israel so illed is isolated iran's goal for 40 years get america out of middle east, redesigned the state of israel, now using hamas as weapon of choice to do it. maria: very hoyings foreign affairs committee chairman mccaul, to hold him in contempt of congres

we developed a counterterrorism operation, to basically go after the leadership of al qaeda, that was involved in the attack on 9/11, and we were successful in going after their leadership. it took some time, but we ultimately got all of the key people involved in that attack. i think it's an effective way to be able to target individuals, who are now going to be, basically, not just in the tunnels, they are going to be all over the place trying to hide from the israelis. i think it's going to be a prolonged effort to try to ultimately get the leadership that was involved in october 7th, and i think they can do it for a more targeted operation. >> if he is not into that idea, as much as you think and many others think you should be, and he is indicating that the idf is preparing to fight next in rafah, where so many palestinians have evacuated two. it's not safe there, but it's safer. so much of gaza has been destroyed. what would that look like, with the idf targeting rafah? >> he could walk into a situation that will just create even more political problems for him, if he just charg

than 1,000, 1,000 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the leader of iran's islamic revolution describes the election, the death toll from the israely unslot and gaza. is through 9000, the eu foreign policy chief warns that the west bank is boiling and could be on the eve of a greater explosion of it, increasing israeli violence in the occupied territory, and leader of iran's islamic revolution describes elections as the main pillar of the islamic republic.

the important tasks you can already communicate this with each other in the form of a network that al-qaeda, our friends in the social affairs organization should help to start this network . this is one of the right experiences for how to move people . be hard for example, the issue of social damage, how can you bring people to this topic , the social damage of these organizations , let them take the field themselves, a lot of people will take action , it is an important skill. it may be difficult, so this exchange experiences for this momentum and movement. it is very important in these areas. i hope that this meeting, which is the first meeting of the dear representatives, after the elections you had , god willing, they will be able to continue with a very good communication that the brother of dr. abbasi or dr. wali predict, god willing. in relation to each other, a really serious move has been made as far as presence and role. non-governmental organizations are quite noticeable. different political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elections in electing a

al qaeda issued its most specific call to attack the united states in the last five years. al qaeda in the reagan peninsula called on jihadists to attack americans and jewish people everywhere. isis urged its followers to target jewish communities in the united states and europe. given those calls for action, the most immediate concern is that individuals, or small groups, will draw twisted inspiration from the events in the middle east to carry out attacks here at home. that includes homegrown violent extremists inspired by a foreign terrorist organization and domestic violent extremists targeting jewish americans or other faith communities like muslim americans. across the country, the fbi has been aggressively countering violence by extremists citing the ongoing conflict as inspiration. in houston, we arrested a guy who had been bomb making and posted about killing jewish people. outside chicago, we have a federal hate crime investigation into the killing of a 6-year-old muslim boy. at cornell university, we arrested a man who threatened to kill members of that universit

one thous, one innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda they're pure, they're pure evil, the except from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel. trying to say stand to this. the headlines, addressing foreign dignitaries attending event to mark the anniversary of iran's islamic revolution, president tricy said tahran has managed to turn western threats and bans into opportunities. hamas responds to truth's proposal reportedly includes a three-phase deal, 45 days each to secure prisoner swap, aid into gaza and the reconstruction among others. and the us israelity genocidal war in gaza is now in his fifth month with the un warning against attacks on rafa where half of the gaza population has taken shelter.

these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil.a fresh drone strike on port of occupied territories in support of gaza.

in confrontations with russia and al qaeda in a neighboring afghanistan. it borders china, the u.s.'s main competitor. it could serve as a natural bridge between europe and asia. pakistan's professional and disciplined army is among the 10 largest in the world. its successful guys for a -- it's successful diaspora is going in influence in u.s. political circles. it has turned itself into a nuclear weapon state, despite our best efforts to discourage that outcome. i first went to pakistan in 1975, driving from europe across a peaceful and tourist-friendly afghanistan and over the khyber pass into islamabad. i worked in the usaid mission there, when donors were nothing the travail a dam, pakistan was self-sufficient in wheat thanks to the american nobel laureate norman for log and his -- norman borlaug and his work on the green revolution. family-planning was in fashion. pakistan's per capita income was higher than india's, and there was a sense of optimism about pakistan's economic future. the population was a mere 60 million, one quarter what it is today. pressures on the environment

the taliban is allowing terrorists like al qaeda to flourish in afghanistan. the truth is president biden wanted to withdraw from the doha agreement. if he wanted to, he could have. he did just that with many of president trump's agreements like remain in mexico. second, president biden himself said even if the doha agreement had never been signed, he would still have withdrawn all u.s. troops from afghanistan exactly the way that he did. when asked by george stephanopolous, quote, he said would you have withdrawn troops like this even if president trump had not made the deal with the taliban. president biden said, quote, i would have tried to figure out how to withdraw those troops, yes. our witness today, ambassador khaized someone i've known for years served as reconciliation where he negotiated the doha agreement and asked to remain on by president biden. on december 23, he appeared before the committee for a nearly 12-hour closed door transcribed interview. and voluntarily, i might add, and we thank for you that. one thing was made clear it was the doha a

what he is saying is that hamas is the equivalent of al qaeda and we cannot live next to al qaeda. we must wipe them out. the biden administration may want this conflict to wrap up very soon but netanyahu, based on his interview with shannon yesterday, is absolutely convinced that israel is going to take the entire operation out before it ends. >> yeah. bill, i tell you, incredibly troubling. as a former u.n. guy very discouraging to understand that perhaps unrwa has been complicit and it is hard to imagine based on the evidence that is being presented, hard to imagine that they were not somehow working with hamas. now, we have to understand there are 30,000 members of unrwa. but i think there is some explaining to do how that construction can occur under the united nation's relief workers agency, how that can happen. don't forget, 22% of the entire united nations budget is provided by the united states. i think certainly a lot needs to be explained. but this is a really troubling development. frankly a black eye for the united nations. >> dana: thank you. we appreciate your time t

osama bin lot, he is dead, the leader of al-qaeda, and i think an organization we're going to hear a lot about in the coming days is jason. the united states does not start fights, america wins the wars that she undertakes want you to see, the united states says, that's what's happening in america right now, change is what's happening in america. get tired, i am every single is b bigger and better and stronger than ever, see the fireman assembled here, the police officers, fbi agents, and you can see the two towers, huge explosion now, raining debris on all of us, we better get out of the way, this is not a message of happiness, but it is the truth message of and it is a warning. so i am alexander and consider myself philosopher uh before anything else. i am russian christian orthodox. i was born in moscow and the typical soviet family. they were typically soviet and i from the early youth converted in anti- soviet vision, world vision. i have discovered traditionalism. and i think that as one of my beloved. philosophers, traditionalist julus eva has said once, my biography is my bib

. >> john: a similar situation, al-qaeda attacked the united states on 9/11, nearly 3,000 people diedaeda, at least knocked them way back, got rid of the taliban for a while, israel is doing the same thing with hamas. it's just that it's in an intensely populated area. >> intensely populated area, you've now got a million and a half people in this tiny city of rafah that normally has 300,000, there's no place left for them to go. you've got to find these hostages and you've got to eliminate these four remaining battalions, and you really do have to take out sinwar, the hamas commander. you've got all that happening here. it's a very dire situation. you have 600,000 kids there. so it's just a very dire situation and really it's going to be tough for any other way to solve for this for the idf. >> john: quickly about lloyd austin. unlike the last time we got a statement from the pentagon that he's back at walter reed military medical center with complications again it looks like from the prostate surgery. him out for a while, delegation -- delegating responsibility to his deputy, joe bi

than 1,000, 1,0 innocent lives. lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stand. how designs come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation? how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister, gold amir answers these and more questions in this documentary. the headlines is really forces once again storm the naser hospital in southern gaza as the regime's unrelenting air strikes claim more civilian lives elsewer across the country or the territory rather the top un court holds the fifth day of public hearings on his those decades long occupation of palestinian territories, and people in new york hold yet another rally against us government support for israel's genocide in gaza.

this is why al-qaeda is a government with this situation that the economic crisis must retreat, must be shortened, and the international community. when people in europe say from river, you are 10 or 30 it means that israel should be destroyed, see this, because i did not say this word in my first speech, i will say this now , see people , let's go to the starting point. the starting point has created a situation for israel that israel is no longer a normal israel. do you want to say that there is a struggle for survival? exactly, it means that israel is under arrest. i named it drahi merg. now i want to explain this. after you see a report, doctor, let's go back, take a breather , and rest. my colleague, mr. nik bin , has a different view on what is happening in gaza and what happened on arrashid street mashlahzadeh , we will come back in the name of allah, rahman, raheem, every small child, this little girl died due to lack of food, flour and water, this girl died due to lack of food and water , and her father could not do anything for her , where are the worlds, this girl is one o

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including women, they beheaded living people, i want to emphasize this, no one wanted to hear that al-qaedaeparatists, we were told, well, don’t worry about that, we are only thinking about the development of democracy in your country, thank you very much for such concern, concern for international... our proposals are not limited to this, we propose to create an information exchange center in moscow, but that’s not all, a similar center could be created in one of european capitals, in particular in brussels, and moreover, if this is not enough, we are ready to include a new station being built in the south of russia into the overall system. to prevent missile launches, we can say that the cards have been dealt, we can start the game, i would really like for us to play the same game, we need to think, they told me, i say, please, go to this office where we are we are talking with you, secretary of defense gates, the former director of the cia, and secretary of state rice have arrived here at this table, and if we really agree on its main provisions, then it can be stated that... the dialogu

than one thous, one innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaedare evil. i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake of... about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. question française et européenne euh c'est super c'est le paradis. the headlines usravy genocidal war on gaz is now in its fifth month with un warning against attacks on rafa where half of the gaza population is taking shelter. hamas says it wants to... secure the release of as many palestinians as possible from israeli detention as the movement submitted its response to a ceasefire proposal. and the us army acknowledges missile attacks on two ships off yemen, while a british frigate has been reportedly replaced due to damage by missile strike.

protecting uh terrorism, we've seen like the all these areas are under control of hds, which is the al-qaeda offshot in syria, so basically the the the the turkish army is protecting the terrorist to blackmail syria ' "this would prevent syria from liberating very bivotal road, which is the m4 highway which links latakia to the to the east to albucamal, also and which is more dangerous also and more effect, more which is worse, the the us illegal occupation is basically ' occupying occupying about 25 to 30% of the syrian territory, they're looting our oil, as you can see i'm wearing a scarf and jacket um in this video because we don't have oil for for electricity for for for heating for it's it's been all uh looted by the us occupation uh which has uh the worst economic effect uh since the beginning of the war uh on the syrian people, and jolan night, when you have the the israel occupation occupying jolan, they have an advantage so they can use the jolan to to launch attacks on damascus, you say you noticed in the in the last period um they've been attacking damascus on almost like weekly p

you are also aware of al-qaeda. we will complete these, we hope that with each other's help, we will be able to deal with terrorist acts in a good way. let's have it in such a way that , god willing, almost no more terrorist acts will happen in iran and iraq. iraq's national security adviser also went to the president's residence to meet mr. executive the judiciary came to baghdad to appreciate the support of the islamic republic of iran to iraq after the isis terrorist attack and emphasized the full implementation of the tehran-baghdad security agreements . qasim al-aarji, in the center and camp of jabalia and gaza city in the north of the gaza strip were targeted. with the continuation of the attacks , the total number of martyrs of the attacks on the gaza strip reached 2863 martyrs and the total number of wounded reached 68395 people. command. resistance forces also targeted two merkava tanks in the field battles in the north and south of gaza . furqan yunus also targeted the resistance of a zionist army. resista

one thous, 1,000 innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil. i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel. united states stands with. crisis devastating wars, terrorism. the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, us israel genocide in gaza. the headlines at press tv, the leader of iran's islamic revolution says he leeds in the muslim world their responsibility to pressure their governments to sever.