operation alaksa flood was partly aimed at securing the release of palestinian presidents.hamas's military response. labeled operation named after mosk. just days before the... operation, at least 800 israeli settlers attacked the area surrounding the mosque, violently assaulting pilgrims and vandalizing palestinian shops. incidents of entering the mask with boots on, assaulting worshippers, unleashing gunfire and grenades, had tragically become common place at alaksa. the third holiest place for muslims, shockingly, between september 2021 and september 2022 alone nearly 50,000 right-wing israelies had stormed the premises of allah. מה שיותר מהר, ואז יהיה הרבה יותר טוב ליהודים וגם לערבים. אנחנו צריכים להבהיר בצורה מאוד ברורה, שאלו שעולים לאקצה, הם לא יהודים, הם מתחפשים ליהודים, אבל הם לא יהודים, כי זה נגד הדת היהודית, אז מי שעושה דבר נגד הדת היהודית, הוא לא יכול להיקרא בשם יהודי או בשם העם היהודי. these provocative assaults were just part of a larger systematic israeli campaign aimed at the judaization of algods. despite international law prohibiting the annexation and cont

occupation of palestinian territories culminated dramatically on october 7th, 2023 with operation alaksa flood. a highly coordinated military operation, hamas fighters on paragliders and motorcycles in a daring assault shattered the fortified barriers between gaza and the occupied territories. they successfully dismantled the ai augmented surveillance systems, enabling them to strike at over 25 israeli military outposts with precision. the operation saw the capture of several merkavar tanks and their crews at the karam-shalom military site with significant military equipment seized and taken back to gaza. this operation marked a significant breach in israel's military, reminiscent of the vulnerabilities exposed during the 1973. arab israeli conflict. during operation alaksa flood, hams demonstrated a remarkable display of military capability, yet western media and key political figures, including us president joe biden tried to frame this operation as an act of terrorism. they betrayed the events of october 7th with stark comparisons to daesh actions, including unverified claims. of war

here's how the operation named alaksa flood was executed. an initial barrage included two stages. in the first stage, more than 3,00 rockets rain down on various israeli settlements within a mere 6 hours. these targeted barracks, outposts and checkpoints, forcing israeli soldiers. to seek refuge. during the second stage, additional 2000 rockets were launched, primarily targeting the same objectives. the rockets streaked through the sky and began raining down on specific targets in israel. after penetrating the iron dome, inflicting extensive damage and casualties, it instilled a profound sense of fear, prompting thousands of israelis to urgently seek refuge. but this was merely a diversion, the prelude to meticulously coordinated operation. as the resistance fighters aided by first-person view drones and grenades, systematically seized dozens of observation towers held by the israelis, their complex operation unfolded. in the next phase, over 25 barracks and outposts fell under their control, achieving all their objectives with with impressive success. in this critical phase, they

reminiscent of the vulnerabilities exposed during the 1973 arab israeli conflict. during operation alaksa flood, hamas demonstrated a remarkable display of military capability, yet western media and key political figures, including us president joe biden tried to frame this operation as an act of terrorism. they're traid the events of october 7th with stark comparisons to daesh actions, including unverified claims of war crimes and beheadings, narrative echoed by biden. in the 2010s, the emergence of daesh became a prominent example of how western media frequently linked terrorism with islam and west asia, diverging significantly from its historical origins in the heart of europe. daesh, also known as isis or isal in the west, was founded by abu musa bulkhawi and gained international notoriety in 2014. following swift and brutal military campaigns that made iraqi forces retreat from key cities and led to the seizure of mosul. characterized by extreme brutality, daesh committed atrocities that shocked the world, including mass executions, ethnic cleansing, enslavement. and the persecution

operation alaksa flood was partly aimed at securing the release of palestinian presidenters.g worshippers, unleashing gunfire and grenades had tragically become common place at ala, the third holiest place for muslims. יהודים וגם לערבים. אנחנו צריכים להבהיר בצורה מאוד ברורה, שאלו שעולים לאל אקצה, הם לא יהודים. הם מתחפשים ליהודים, אבל הם לא יהודים, כי זה נגד הדת היהודית, אז מי שעושה דבר נגד הדת היהודית, הוא לא יכול להיקרא בשם יהודי או בשם העם היהודי. aimed at the judaization of algods. despite international law prohibiting the annexation and continued israeli occupation of east algos, israel had claimed sovereignty over the entirety of alr, including the old city and the ala-aksa mask compound. in the 1980s, the far right jewish underground group plotted to blow up the... the rock, while in 1990, israeli forces shot dead 17 palestinians and injured 150 others at the site during protests against attempt by the temple mount faithful hardline group to lay the cornerstone for temple there, and to that end the regime's excavations under the compound aimed at finding remains of the

israel has faced a significant setback in its economic sector due to the ramifications of operation alaksa january, the regime faced a surge of projectiles fired from gaza, the highest volume since the onset of major conflicts in 2006. this escalation has triggered a significant reverse immigration and mass displacement within the occupied territories. between october 2023 and june 2024, the number. number of israelis leaving the occupied territories quadrupled, totaling around 550,000 departing individuals, according to the israeli population and immigration authority. moreover, approximately 250,000 have been evacuated from their homes in northern and southern regions, highlighting the scale of the crisis. this growing trend has led many israelis to see alternative citizenships, the demand for second passports has surged dramatically. the european shengen visa news website reports a 68% increase in applications for portuguese citizenship among israelis, along with rises of 13% for french citizenship and 10% for both german and polish citizenship. reports from israeli media indicate that

mostly children were injured after occupation forces attack tense housing displaced people inside the alaksa marters. hospital compound, war planes also struck house in the alshadi refugee camp in gaza city, killing several palestinians including woman and a girl. the one-year war has claimed the lives of more than 41,900 palestinians and injured some 97 thousand others. the death doll continues to mount in lebanon where the israeli military is conducting massive earth strikes and a ground invasion. at least four people were killed when the regime forces bombed house near the southern city of tyre, another israeli strike overnight killed eight firefighters bringing to 115 the number of rescue. rescuers killed in year. earlier, the regime's war planes also bomb beirot's southern suburbs once again, killing at least 12 people. the israeli regime has also announced new ground rates into lebanon. lebanon's health ministry says nearly 2,100 people have been killed in israeli attacks since last october, most of them in the recent intensified air strikes. our lebanon correspondent mariam sol joined

dealing irreperable blow to the... regime: here is a report looking back at what happened during alaksa flad operation. over the past 75 years, israeli occupation forces have been attacking palestinians a daily basis, but last october the palestinians made history once again by carrying out measured and decisive operation against the regime. october 7th, 2023 is a day that will go down in history. since then, israel has been waging a war of genocide against palestinians, killing men, women and children in cold blood. the regime seems bent a desperate attempt to forget the memory and humiliation of that day. when palestinian resistance fighters led by hamas, crossed what israel considers its heavily fortified barrier fence with gaza on october 7th, they set foot a territory that was their own and still is. they had already rendered ineffective high... techraeli monitoring and espionage equipment in watch towers along the area. they entered on foot driving cars and motorbikes and via paragliders from the air. the israelis were fast asleep on palestinian land. they would soon wake up in ho

palestinian movement, these actions were a response to the killing of muslims and the desecration of the alaksa mosque in jerusalem. israel responded to the attack by announcing a counter-terrorism operation , iron swords. prime minister netanyahu ordered the country to be cleansed of terrorists and announced a war that hamas has never seen. we are imposing a complete blockade of the gaza strip, there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed, we are fighting people who behave like animals and we will treat them accordingly. the gaza strip has become a sector of pain, a humanitarian catastrophe of unimaginable proportions has erupted here, the inhabitants of the enclave have been thrown back tens or even hundreds of years, left without medicine, food and even drinking water. retreat, fight, die for water, just a catastrophe, we are holding on, but these difficulties are killing us, it is very difficult for us, our children are crying, they want water, but where can we get it? according to medzdravogaz and on october 7, 2023 , almost 42,000 people died there, of which more t

shift in the fight for freedom and dignity, it was in revenge for innocent blood, it was operation alaksaase, 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. hi everyone, judge andrew napolitano here for judging freedom, today is tuesday, october, what is today, long day, october 1st, 2024, scott ritter joins us now, scott, i very much appreciate you coming on uh the last minutes. long day for both of us and for all the folks uh watching us, what do we know uh about the iranian uh missile attack today on israel, what did it consist of, what was uh

algos, israel had claimed sovereignty over the entirety of algods, including the old city and the alaksa questions to his fellow israeli citizens in the jerusalem post. the question we have to ask ourselves is this: if anybody treated us like we are treating the people in gaza, what would we do? israel غزه منذ اكثر من 17 عام وحماس قدمت كل ما يمكن لكي يرفع الحصارت وتنازلت. احيانا كثيره ولكن ماذا يطلب من شعب ومن حكومه قدمت نفسها على انها حكومه مقاومه و ولا تستطيع اداره البلاد بسبب اولا الحصار وبسبب مقاطعه المجتمع الدولي ل لحكومه حماس وبسبب استمرار الانقسام الذي تغذيه وهم اساسه المجتمع الدولي وحكومه الاحتلال الاسرائيلي. durfner question came after years of diplomatic failures by hamas to reach a real solution for the lingering humanitarian crisis in gaza. it came as natural response. the years of brutal occupation and the agonizing suffering it wrought. it searched for from gaza, a land ravaged by relentless settlements, marred by ceapless violence and shackled by a stagnant economy. a territory littered with crumbling homes and shattered dreams, nation emboldened by the knowledge that it h

here in a 70 square in the capitals and also in 14 other cities to mark the first anniversary of alaksaflood operation which was a big victory for the resistance against the israeli regime and the israeli forces today the people here have been gathering have been also holding the pictures of the marters of the resistance sayid and all the marters of the resistance. movements in palestine and lebanon, they are showing support for this resistance forces, they have been uh suppressing their wellingless to join the resistance forces and fight alongside their brothers in palestine and lebanon, they have also been endorsing the military operations of the yemani army and also the irgc, they have been hailing iran, the islamic republic of iran for hitting tel aviv, for hitting the israeli regim, for doing what was a big. victory for all the muslims, for all the free people around the world, people here are now just renewing their commitment to the palestinian cause, they believe that the israeli regim managed backers only understand the language of force, so they are uh going to continue their

have already died, two more. 50 were wounded , and a school was also under fire, located near the alaksaque, and as a result of the strike, one of the local mosques was destroyed in the idf, they say that they began the operation there because they noticed the intensity of the actions of hamas militants in this area, at the same time, beit lahey was also under attack today, this is also a populated area in the gaza strip, where earlier, the israeli defense forces called for the evacuation of civilians from jabalia, where? the russian armed forces, using an iskander missile system, struck the unloading site of a container ship with ammunition in a port in the southern odessa region of ukraine. the sea vessel delivered shells and weapons from europe. according to the defense ministry, the target was destroyed. the dutch defense ministry reported the delivery of the first batch of f-16 fighters to kiev. however, the local defense minister said how many aircraft were sent did not specify, but assured that in the coming months the rest of the f-16s out of the 24 promised to kiev will be deliv

already died, another 250 have been injured, and under fire has also come school, located near the alaksaque, also as a result of the strike one of the local mosques was destroyed in the idf say that they launched an operation there because they noticed the intensity of the actions of hamas militants in this area, at the same time beit lahi was also hit today, this is also a populated area in the gaza strip, where? earlier, it was the israel defense forces that called for the evacuation of civilians from jabalia, where this operation began. if we talk about how iran is behaving now, then in the islamic republic, of course, they are preparing for a possible attack from israel. as stated in ksir, several options for action are being considered at once. everything will depend on how powerful the attack from israel will be, but oil tankers have already been withdrawn from ports on the arabian sea deeper into the persian. in the event that israel decides to attack the energy infrastructure of the islamic republic, and all flights at iranian airports have been cancelled until tomorrow morning,

planes carried out 16 pinpoint strikes on hezbollah targets, in the gaza strip they attacked the alaksaque, it is located not far from the hospital of the same name, and there, according to arab media, up to a thousand palestinians could have found refuge. the american administration has lost control of the situation in the middle east, writes the new york times. prime minister netanyahu ignores biden and continues to destroy the gaza strip with us weapons. sec. gen. antonio guterres appealed to the parties to the conflict to show restraint. it is time to free the hostages, it is time to lay down arms, it is time to put an end to the suffering that has engulfed the region. the time has come for peace, international law and justice. french president emmanuel macron has called for an embargo on military trenches for tel aviv. i think the priority now is to return to a political settlement. it is necessary to stop. putting weapons to war. world leaders say lebanon should not become the next gaza, while tensions in the region are only growing. victoria koroleva, vesti. donald trump held a c

will direct my last question to tim anderson uh tim uh the the leader mentioned and he hailed the alaksa flood operation back in october the 7th and uh said that this was a completely legitimate, completely lawful, even based on international law, which he mentioned that iran is also uh following uh international constitutions as well as its national um system of uh governance uh reminds to the viewers how this operation was seen ' not just to the people of the world, but also in the eyes of uh uh an organization like the un which is supposed to uphold this uh a for mentioned international law uh did we see uh did we see this um rational approach at uh the alasa flood operation as a self-defense operation or was it something else that was reflected? look the the... "the question of international law is an important one and the iranian leadia raised the alexa floud in context of talking about the right of peoples and nations to defend themselves and that's embedded in the un charter, but even since the un charter there's been quite a number of developments in the general assembly and the

in the west bank, the situation is dire, despite being largely excluded from the recent alaksa flood operation aimed at the settlements. surrounding the gaza strip, the israeli military has rammed up its operations leading to mass killings, arbitrary detentions and relentless harassments of the local population. this ongoing violence contributes to an atmosphere of fear and instability that permets daily life. the suffering of the palestinian people started with the arrival of the occupation in palestine. and the foundation of this apartide state. the suffering is exacerbating, however, and taking many faces, including long years of wars against gaza and terror oppressions across the palestinian cities in the west bank as well. meanwhile, the gaza strip under an israeli plock since 2007 has effectively become an open air prison. the siege had decimated the economy, restricted. access to basic necessities and lift medical facilities is struggling to provide care amed dire shortages. the population now facing key to humanitarian crisis is grabbling with the compounded effects of war an

palestinian movement, the actions were a response to the killing of muslims and the desecration of the alaksa mosque in jerusalem. in response to the attack, israel announced a counter-terrorism operation iron swords, prime minister netanyahu ordered the country to be cleared of terrorists and announced a war the likes of which hamas has never seen. we are imposing a complete blockade of the gaza strip, there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed, we are fighting people who behave like animals and we will treat them accordingly. the gaza strip has become the bole strip, a humanitarian catastrophe of unimaginable proportions has erupted here. residents of the enclave... on october 7, 2023, almost 42 people died there, more than 60% of them were women and children. according to the idf, 728 israeli soldiers have died during this time. there is no end in sight, the war in gaza has grown into a large-scale conflict in a year, which, one way or another, is now the entire middle east will be drawn in. israel is at war with palestine, syria, yemen, lebanon, iran, against the

another 250 were wounded under fire and a school was located near the alaksa mosque, and as a result of the attack , one of the local mosques was destroyed in the idf say that... there are already several options for action on this account , everything will depend on how powerful the attack from israel will be, but oil tankers have already been withdrawn from ports on the arabian sea coast deeper into the persian gulf, if israel decides to attack the energy infrastructure of the islamic republic, and all flights at iranian airports and not only tehran, but also other airports have been cancelled until tomorrow morning, well, the airspace at the request of the aerospace... forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps over western part of the country will be closed until october 9. alexander bilipov and dmitry sherbakov, middle east news. and russian troops continue to defeat ukrainian forces that have penetrated into the territory of the kursk region. units of the north group inflicted losses on the ssu in the areas of five settlements. four counterattacks and two attempts by natio