, in in countryside halab, aleppo, that hesboll had some active role against the entrenched sectarian terrorist groups, nasralla is. a greatly respected figure in all of syria, particularly in western syria. iraq we could say something similar to with the influence of the development of various branches of the hashadal shabi in iraq there that clearly we have a party there called which is also in a sense a replica, a drawing on the legacy of hasan nasara in the organization that he helped form over more than three decades. in the third question and the final part of the conversation, we talked with mr. tim anderson about the fact that the secretary general of hezbollah finally sacrificed his life for the cause of palestine. to the cause of gaza, to the cause of a pat towards liberating, and in a sense he spoke about it lot, he spoke about because his dear. young men, mainly young men in the field there were falling, more than 300, i believe, fell to the israelis in making that effort to attack the israeli military to draw... the forces away from the genocide they were committing in ga

i also covered all the battles that took place in syria against daesh and anostra front in aleppo, alamun, hama, palmaira and the entire syrian desert as well as areas along the iraqi borders. moreover, i was also voiced of the people in lebanon. reflecting their suffering, i was reporting on their steadfastness against israely aggression, showing the suffering that they were grappling with because of the economic situation and reflecting their determination to stay on their land, despite these really strikes against their areas, then i was using the weapon that i carry, which is camera for reporting on civilians and being voiced of the people, while in the battlefield i was using it to be voice of the fighters that confront the israel enemy reflecting their operations, we have a video view reporting on the border between south lebanon and the palestinian border. we have a video of that, would like to watch it together. يوجد مظله حمايه تحميني من هذا العدو الجبان الذي لا يجرؤ على الاقتراب مني انا اقف في الاراضي اللبنانيه المحرره وهو يقف في الاراضي اللبنانيه المحتله من مزارع شبعه وعندما هدد

in the battlefields of syria against terrorist groups, especially the battles in the outskirts of aleppo and sahl al-ghab and other important battles. martyr talib commander sami abdallah was in charge of a unit along the eastern front that overlooks asba al-jalil region during the battle of storm al-akhsa, and thus one of the responsible. that will most likely triggle all out, you'll see in the next day or so, this is it, hizballah will retaliate strategically, and a ground invasion will be really a long war, much longer war than the war in gaza, it will likely last for decade, it will come to hunt the israeli army in the same way that afghanistan and iraq haunted the american army for 20 years, even though there is no comparison between... america as the most powerful nation and israel as a middle power, but here is the problem for benjamin netanyahu, lebanon is not gaza, hizalah is not hamar. is 10 times, if not h times more powerful than hamas and if and when israel launches its war, you're going to have tens of thousands of skilled fighters migrating to lebanon from syria, from iraq

in the battlefields of syria against terrorist groups, especially the battles in the outskirts of aleppo and sahl al-ghab and other important battles, he was an unknown person . the commander of the martyred talib sami abdullah was in charge of a unit along the eastern front that overlooks the region of asba al-jalil during the battle of al-aqsa storm, and thus one of the officials of irshad thank you very much for continuing to watch the news channel. well, a few minutes ago, yahya seri, the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces, had a television interview about the success of the attack by the occupied territories with four drones, and then he announced that the yemeni armed forces in standing next to the resistance and from he asked all the arab nations to come out of their silence and participate in this decisive battle . as soon as my colleagues are able to prepare and translate the full conversation of yahya seri, the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces, it will surely be presented to you dear and respected viewers. in the studio , we are still hosting mr. dr. alipour, an expert on

example in mountains looking over, looking overhwest ham for example, an advisory role, i believe in aleppo, in countryside some active role against the entrenched sectarian. and in the third question and the final part of the conversation , we talked with mr. tim anderson about the fact that the secretary general of hezbollah finally sacrificed his life for the cause of palestine. hassan nasra became a martyr to the cause of palestine, to the cause of gaza, to the cause of path towards liberating jerusalems and in a sense he spoke about it a lot, he spoke about because his... soldiers, young men, mainly young men in the field there were falling, more than 300 i believe, fell to the israelis in making that effort to attack the israeli military to draw the forces away from the genocide they were committing in gaza and to help clear the northern part of occupied palestine for the future liberation, so he himself, it was logical he didn't leave um... leave uh lebanon, he didn't leave beirot, he didn't leave the southern suburb, the day of of bayrut where he always lived there, eventually the i

syria, hamas, hama, their great-grandmother and great-great-grandfather are going to the city of aleppoere did they live in a camp? man, the french were not equipped at all , they had nothing. during the time of the french colonialists , they gave birth to another child, what happened? a severe cold wave came during that time, their second son's name was abed, and he died because of this cold wave. now , let's not get too far away from our discussion. now, in fact, this key that you mentioned is a symbol of the return of the palestinians to their home. after one day, this same symbol until now, we have this symbol, what do they do , or do we put it as a sign the house is just the same, well, or in a box for us, which is my right key to return to. he paints, and what was his symbol up to his signature , hanzaleh, right here, we are seeing the famous character , the famous person of hanzaleh, we are seeing this, we are seeing that hanzaleh was a symbol, why was he here? he didn't say this at all, but those who check our history said something because of the herb or khenzel plant. i will m

had prepared the strategic document for syria's exit from the crisis , with his martyrdom around aleppo, although he did not see the destruction of isis, he registered his name as a genius of irregular wars in the world. the presence of a high- ranking irgc general shows how committed iran is to maintaining the resistance front. he said laughingly that let's take a picture together, maybe this will be the last picture of me and you. i saw this situation in shahid hamadani the poem came to my mind, golan on the square. let's have a conversation with sardar kakavar, the head of the anti -narcotics police in faraja, who is with us in the studio. sardar, good morning . hello and good morning to all the dear viewers of khabar network. we are at your service . be healthy. thank you very much for your visit . if you agree , please start with the measures taken by the police to fight against drugs. yes, today the world is facing a phenomenon. really involved drug names. there are all the countries of our country as well in the same way, this phenomenon is actually involved in exile, but our cou

iran entered the syrian issue when the syrian government asked for help from iran, then finally in aleppo, the second largest province and the big city of syria fell into the hands of isis and they are almost heading in the direction that over time 30, 40, 50 to 60% of syria, even though it had territorial areas and not its population , would fall into the hands of isis forces. soleimani to find a mission to support the military forces and the armed forces of syria in order to confront him . there was so much international political pressure in the field that terrorists from underground various tunnels were built and it was supposed that , for example, at an hour that the military calls zero hour , the americans will bomb from the middle of the syrian government centers and from above, and the whole political system will actually collapse. and the collapse of the political system will take place in syria. i will not forget, for example, at that time we realized that inside damascus. no oven is active. no stores are open. it means that the people were surrounded by terrorists and the situa

palestine in solidarity with their lebanese brothers in southern lebanon who previously fought in aleppo, northern syria against isis, so this stretch of blood and stretch of fight..." in terms of the people, when you die in iraq, your lebanese, you die in iraq, your yemen, you want to fight for palestine, you are unifying this land, you are stepping over the era of pys and pico, you know, and i think we only have the choice of believing in our causes and in our people and in our nations, and for all the costs that have been put, for all the innocent blood that has been shed in this land, for all the injustice, the prisoners, without any crimes, the raped people in the prisons, for all the atrocities that are being made and recorded and televised, for making dogs, criminals that attack and rape humans, for making technology, a war fair blast device for all the humans that are in danger in front of the these atrocities, for everything that this is telling... you we will win francis, thank you so much for joining, thank you for having me. it was a shot that was heard around the world, the

the traditional competition was held on lake poonamada in aleppo for the seventieth time.boats got their name from the stern in the shape of a cobra hood. these wooden vessels are one of the calling cards of the state. in addition to rowers, there are also drummers on board who set the tempo. our team is well prepared to reach the final. if we are lucky, we can win the trophy. this year the annual race was supposed to take place on august 10, but it was postponed until september 28 due to a series of devastating landslides that occurred in southern india as a result of heavy monsoon rains. the tailed runners in moscow's bitzevsky park were crossed by a fast dog. the participants of the race, together with their pets, covered a distance of 2 km. the route consisted of one circle on a dirt surface, but along the way there were deep puddles and mud to the delight of the pets. all the furry athletes received commemorative medals, and the winners got real cups. an overweight king penguin chick named pesta is a social media star. at just 9 months old, he already weighs 21 kg, mo

hypocrite when they claimed that assad dropped uh green uh green bombs or chemical weapons uh in aleppo back back in the day or it live somewhere uh that all lies at that time but they made a big hoohar of it the opcw was rolled out to invent all these these uh porkipis basically to to to frame assad to try and trigger the involvement of uh britain and the other european nations and nato to come directly into the war on syria it didn't happen in the end but for obviously support of iran, support of hezbollah and support of russia uh prevented it, but the other hypocrisy of course is the uh nuclear peace treaty and the the iaea, the international atomic energy agency, which does not leave iran alone for more than few seconds before it wants to come back and inspect all peaceful nuclear uh facilities that iran has, they've been... uh going on and on and on and they inspection upon inspection, problem upon problem, so basically even the ia was basically weaponized, used by the same angler zionist empire to basically put pressure pressure on.

which suggest the online audience is just as engage is our live folk spread going to consolidate aleppo but there's a lot of interest in how you work with students and with the public has informed your scholarship and vice versa. maybe i will merge a couple and say how is teaching the next generation of historians undergraduates and graduate into your work? and how is the story engaged in during the revolution? quick that's great but for me, the lesson i learned i hope in imparting students neutral existing stories exist in the archives be taught to look for them.te i think this is how h i started. i would have loved to find this 20 years ago than i would've had a dissertation. it's only digging through the stuff it's only digging through boring cases, looking through pieces you find these nuggets are. it's a hard lesson to tell, a hard lesson to teach. let's keep reading, keep digging, keep looking. and the babe creative. the lessons i take i hope other people take for they are the stories in there. people know about these trials wereol at scott and i have these conversations are going

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. >> well, you can find the mural on aleppo. that was street right near 3rd and 4th streets. >> all right. still on the robber morning news, oakland city leaders bojana shots on our program. that's the network that police to gunshot. how city council voted on that last night. plus loki season full swing here in the bay. the event coming to san francisco. that could be a scary time. and a daring rescue in the south. 200 down a cliff or right back. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. police are searching for the man seen in this video tearing pride flag down from a home in davis. >> the owners say this isn't the first time this happened. take a look