bally, indonesia uh we are now up on the one-year mark of uh the one-year anniversary of operation alexa flood by palestine resistance breaching uh israely occupied uh southern territories of uh palestine culminating in over 1200 dead and 250 taken uh captive back to gaza and then we saw the onslot. by the regime over the last 365 days against the people of gaza and in the last two weeks plus on the people of lebonon in gaza alone we're over 42,00 confirmed according to our uh colleague mariam az just mentioned these are 42,00 confirmed deaths, we know there are thousands of palestinians that are still missing and are not part of that death tool presume buried under rubble, but because the three quarters of gaza is now nothing but rubble. "it may take some time to get accurate deathtul out of the besieg territory, but we know over 100 thousand are also been confirmed uh injured in the last year in gaza and many of them permanently made and many of them of those permanent disabilities could have been prevented had there been enough hospitals still running, enough medical supply still gett

>> alexa, why should i vote for trump? >> i cannot provide a response endorse any political party or its leader. >> why should i vote for kamala harris? >> there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris. the most significant maybe she is a female of color. >> amazon representatives freeze the judiciary committee staff last week. a source familiar with the briefing tells fox business that amazon explained to the staff that there is a manual override in place that prevents alexa from responding to certain questions like why someone should vote for a certain candidate. that override was in place for trump and biden but never put in place when biden dropped out and kamala harris took his place and it really did not get on amazon's radar until that viral video. partly because very few people were asking alexa why to vote for harris. according to amazon's data, between july 21st when harris entered the race and september 2nd, the day before the video went viral, alexa was asked only 225 times why they should vote for harris. d

biden: thank you, alexa. i'm excited to see your generation forging new connections to our past and shining such a bright light into our future. and i'm also grateful to the national italian american foundation. [applause] john robert, you've helped so many people experience our heritage in italy and preserve it here in the united states. so, thank you. and welcome to the white house. when i was a little girl, i learned what it means to be italian american in my grandparents' tiny well worn kitchen. and not only because there were ribbons of pasta, homemade pasta and sauce bubbling over on the stove. no, the most important lesson that i learned in their kitchen was that when you're italian american, there's always room for one more chair at the table, enough bread, toast to feed one more guest, enough space in our hearts for another friend to become like family. and even when times are hard, -- [laughter] mrs. biden: there's there's always enough time to enjoy the pleasures of life together. my grandparents a

and alexa really fall behind in this a.i.s a lot of questions over whether or not they'll be able to catch up. caroline: what's so great about the way you write is you make it interesting and personal. we all know andy, of course, the leader of amazon, is a big sports fan and you talk about how he keeps prodding the alexa with sports questions and it hallucinates in that respect, particularly about up to the moment results. what therefore are we seeing in terms of further investment? what are we seeing in terms of eventual rollout? >> it's t.b.d. at this point but our sources indicate it has been pushed back. there was an early target in early 2024, then it was moved back month by month. most recently in october they were hoping to launch it. they scrapped that event. and they've replaced it with a smaller kindl rollout. so sources are telling us this could be their target deadline is being kicked back into 2025. which really puts them behind the ball. but again, it's all these technical challenges they're facing. it's not a

the senior official. says operation alexa flyed on october 7 last year shattered the illusions of israel's superiority in the region, hi to everybody, you're watching press tv world news uh with me. to the commander of rgc's aerospace division over anti-israel operation true promise. gave the award to brigadier general during his ceremony. the fat medal is a symbol of successful operations by soldiers of islam and victors in great missions. it features three palm leaves of and the flag of iran. during his friday per sermons khamani held the iranian armed forces for the missile barrage against the israelied territories operation true promise to. he described it as brilliant, completely lawful and legitimate. iran conducted the operation and response to these were the crimes in the region, including the assassination of hamas political leader. we're early joined by pressed mariam azarcher uh provided the details regarding this story. as you know, the fat award was awarded to commander haji zade to general haji zade and this award was given by iran's leader of the revolution am... also the co

which reminds me: alexa, could you activate the bidet? mm. that's good tech!nd cheering] sometimes, this shit is even too dumb for me. by the way, none of this stuff that we are talking about is election interference! yet trump has threatened almost all of them with either imprisonment, lawsuits, or censoring. which is why this one section of this weekend's rally in pennsylvania was so striking, when elon musk was discussing why he supports donald trump. >> the other side wants to take away your freedom of speech. you must have free speech in order to have democracy. that's why it's the first amendment. >> jon: elon, were you not watching the rest of the show? a movie trump doesn't like is going to be sued. a tech mogul he doesn't like, he wants to put in prison. it's not free speech if only trump's admirers get to do it without consequence! [cheers and applause] that's just not how it works! it doesn't go that way! i just don't see how his support of free speech is expose the belly-worthy. i just don't. but at least the constitution remains intact and is ther

this was uh all designed to push him to a breaking point, we all culminated ultimately in operation alexa flood uh we have barry grossman uh joining us out of bali indonesia international lawyer and also uh um um mariam az chair. our terron uh studios, one of our press of colleagues right here in the iranian uh capital. barry, i'm going to come back to you. you mentioned enforcement that uh, why uh palestinians for the decades, long end occupation cannot get the kind of recourse or political protection. you said there's a lack of enforcement. my question to you, when you have this level of violence that erupts, we have the entire region right now, on the precipice of possible war because of the decades long zinanis. occupation, ethnic cleansing and in the last year blatant genocide against a palestinis, when you see these kind of consequences as a uh basically as a repercussion of the fact that we don't have the kind of proper enforcement, doesn't that make it that much more pressing for you to address it, to to possibly push for some kind of reform to address a situation, because you see

this is tough. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: alexa, what is another word -- alexa, what is another word forso called a a sheet, paper, or folio, depending on the context. >> jimmy: feels good. whoo! >> whoo! smart guess. >> jimmy: why does it feel so good? >> smart again. [ cheers and applause ] i'm like, "yes!" i feel smart. okay. >> last one? >> jimmy: it's your turn again. since, this is the final round, this is worth 1,000 points. is that correct? [ laughter ] can't be correct. >> that's a lot of points. oh. >> jimmy: mm. >> bone. >> jimmy: okay. [ light laughter ] oh, i get it, so these are halloweenish or -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: -- autumnal themed. >> do i have to admit -- this has to be exact? or can i do, like, a plural version of it? it has to be -- you make the -- what do you say? >> jimmy: i say -- i say singular. [ laughter ] that's the rules. i just talked to the judges. [ laughter ] they really want it to be singular. >> okay, fine, fine. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> all right. [ laughter ] >> wait, hold on. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, sorry. >> alexa, in the human body, th

years there would never be the kind of arm resistance we see today, there would never be in operation alexa flood if palestinians had the protection of international courts, international legal, humanitarian law protecting them, why has international law very for so many years eluded the palestinian people? ultimately there's no enforcement mechanism, unless it's will that there be one by the united states in the security council, in other words, the ability to get an enforceable judicial outcome be in the icc or the icj depends on the... forcement at the end of the day, and that in turn depends on the united nations being willing to do something, and nato taking its instructions in some small part from the united nations, and of course, the us, more than any other permanent member of the security council, continuously runs political interference and uses his vedo power in the security council, not to achieve. "the aim set out for the united nations and the security council in particular by the un charter, but to promote its own ideological view of the universe and us hegimony, and of cours

flood, finish alexa flood, the operation, and hence now we're in a state where every day we see how we design this. regimes: we see them attacking and assassinating leadership within the resistance, but we see that the resistance still comes back and still retaliates and still is keeps on escalating this so-called genocide, and so we see that since october 7th, the resistance forces have succeeded in the sense that the zionist regime has failed to achieve any of its goals in either lebanon or even in in gaza. so we are in a state right now, we are in, we are living in a world which will be, which in history will be remembered as the world post al-aqsa flood, the war of narrative. has been one, there has never been an outcry like this ever since al aqsa flood operation, and this goes to show that people like leaders like yahya sinvar, people like sayad nasulah and other leadership within the resistance faction, how they understand their enemy, how they understand the psychology of the zionist regime, many of these successes up, i mean of course the the resistance keeps taking action

flood, finish alexa flood the operation, and hence now we're in a state where every day we see how weesign this. is the we see them um attacking and assassinating leadership within the resistance, but we see that the resistance still comes back and still retaliates and still is keeps on escalating. this so-called genocide, and so we see that since october 7th, the resistance forces have succeeded in the sense that the zionist regime has failed to achieve any of its goals in either lebanon or even in in gaza, so we are in a state right now, we are in, we are living in a world which will be, which in history will be remembered as the world post al-aqsa flood, the war of narrative. has been one, there has never been an outcry like this ever since al aqsa flood operation, and this goes to show that people like leaders like yahya sinvar, people like sayad nasulah and other leadership within the resistance faction, how they understand their enemy, how they understand the psychology of the zionist regime, many of these successes up, i mean of course the the resistance keeps taking action and

um but yet nevertheless hamas is... stood strong for 365 days, but we should mention that operation alexa flood started morning of october 7th with thousands of rockets launched against settlements in his really occupied southern territories near gaza and then uh resistance used drones, bulldozers, trucks, motorcycles and paragliders to breach zinus security installments and the resistance fighters stormed israeli settlements, hamas fighters breach so-called gaza fence and attacking occupation military bases and laying siege upon at least 21 israeli settlements, the thousands of resistance fighters in a very surgically calculated attack of the time enter then occupied palestine in nearly 120 strategic points along opposite israeli settlements and these all israeli setlements are illegal, illegally occupied by international law under un charters and as a result of that day over 1200 israelies were killed, many were occupation for soldiers and uh armed settlers and many israelis by the occupation military itself emits both the chaos and deliberately under the uh regime so-called hannibal di

your press of headlines on the... anniversary of alexa flood operation, hamos hail's operation as a turning point in palestinian resistance against israeli occupation forces. thes well the resistance movement carries out new attacks on israel, hitting the city of high foot northern occupied territories with a f1 missiles and iran's president says the country's retiratory operation against israel was aimed to stopping regime's crimes and aggression in the region. hello everyone, welcome to press tv, world news. "the palestinian resistance moving hamas has in a statement held 2023 alaxo flood operation against israel as milestone in the history of palestinian struggle against occupation on the anniversary of that operation, hamas described it as natural response to israely plots to stamp out the palestinian cause uh displaced palestinians and tighten control over their lands. the movement said the palestinian resistance against israel over the past year. shattered regime's false smith of power. hamas vowed not to compromise palestinan's legitimate right to fight israely occupation. the moving

us out of sydney, and viewers, thanks for joining us rolling coverage, the anniversary of operation alexa flood launched by hamas against the israeli entity 365 days ago, today to highlight in reaction in in response to hamas said to uh israel's ethnic cleansing, its years long occupations, it's restrictions. it's violations of the palestinian holy sites, 1200 people, israelis were killed, 250 taken captive back to gaza, and then what insued was another 365 days of genocide by the zianist entity resulting in over 42,ous fatalities reported of palestinians mostly women and children, over 97,000 injured, a campaign that is now expanded into lebanon, we're following developments very closely here on press tv and thank you for joining us on this uh flood anniversary everyone, stay tuned and bye-bye for now. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were 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. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight. i'm harshimi. thanks so much for being

live images that we are broadcasting here on press tv and that's happening on the eve of operation alexa flot, the anniversary just around the corner, so naser, you told us about the pakistan people that they from all walks of life they are standing united and uh they sympathize with the palestinians and with the lebanese, and they want all these aggression, massacres and carnage, but by the us back regime to stop and i just mentioned part of the reports we just recently received so in terms of you know humanitarian assistance is really difficult to get to the people in gaza especially because of the closures quarting off different areas all the restrictions that the televive regime has imposed - i want to ask you about what pakistan has done in terms of offering humanitarian aid if any or maybe trying to use some political lever, mean or do something in some international arena, international fora in support of the palestinians and against the israeli regime. well, mr. najf, as far as humanitarian assistance is concerned, yes, pakistan have sent more than 12 consignments, rising of comm

>> alexa is no longer the case. absolutely not.re a billion school meals served every year in california, and as the largest agricultural producer in the state, i mean, we produce the most fruits and vegetables in any state. and for so many other countries and our own country. >> so why shouldn't our kids be eating that? >> what better place for our children to experience the abundance of california fruits and vegetables than in their school meal program? >> so, kevin, you're almost out of your school lunch years. you are going to make something for us at panzanella. basically a bread salad, right? absolutely. and i think today you start making this when they had stale bread that they wanted to use up, let nothing go to waste. is that the point of a of a panzanella salad? >> i would say so, yes. so this these croutons are actually made from fresh pizza sheets and they're absolutely delicious. you can try them if you go for it. >> take you up on that. of course. i love the crunch. >> absolutely. >> so you're slicing a cucumber. >> s

let's bring in public affairs senior vice president alexa henning and women saw center director, maylman. thank you for coming on. to you first, may, j.d. vance was right about that back-and-forth. the cbp app, despite being cut off, and a former san diego sector chief of the customs border protection said the app is dangerous to congress, watch. >> in san diego we had and exponentially increase in significant dangerous aliens, aliens with ties to terrorism. at the time i was told i could not release any information on this increase or mention any of the arrests. the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat of the border. >> trace: the app has been used to 64 million times. it doesn't mean that many migrants came here but still, used 64 million times. >> yeah and so there are not resources in order to bat all of these people. in addition you don't need an i.d. to cross illegally and you don't need an i.d. in order to use the cbp one app. you and i are patted down and required to have all of this i.d. to get on a plane. you need to have an i.d. to buy a bee

"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 security council in the geneva conventions which are to do with the right to resist, right to resist aggression, from occupation, from colonialism, from uh genocide, from a partide." for example, so in that context there's been a great body of international law, international norms which support the right to resist, which is exactly what the alexa flood operation was all about, it was an entirely legitimate operation, but nevertheless counted very quickly by the very powerful western media machine, or i should say anglo-american media machine, which tried to portray it as some sort of horrific barbaric attack on civilians, it wasn't that of course we know the myths that have been shot down now mainly by admissions, israeli evidence about beheaded babies, mass ra

you can tackle any dimension of operation alexa of like to bring to our viewers or the uh genocide in gaza. yeah, so world was taken by designality over the last year, the massacres of over 200 thousand, possibly over 300 thousand. as well as the expanded campaign of genocide and bombardment over civilian areas in lebanon as well as of the last few so despite all of the souls that we've lost and despite all of the um civilian losses and the the brutality look upon on the civilians look at what the zionist entity has lost on october 7 from the operation of a flood has shattered. the myth of invincibility that science constantly throughout its short history um held over the world. the the illusion of superiority in in the security defense or what offence occupation. it's completely shattered that. since then every precise operation by the resistance weather resistance lebanon the unified resistance in palestine, yemen or or iraqi resistance has constantly waged operations to further break away at the security apparatus that is designing this entities occupation army and today we see tha

middle of ruling coverage here on press tv with respect to the... one year anniversary now operation alexa flood we saw palestinian uh resistance movements breach the so-called security frents along gaza infiltrate israeli settlements leaving over 1200 occupation force soldiers uh dead and um over 1200 um pardon over 250 um israel captives were then brought including uh occupation force soldiers bought back to gaza and held over the last year many have died due to unrelenting israely bombardment of the besieg strip, somewhere exchange in a prisoner swap deal uh, we're going to take a short uh a break about five minutes, we're going to bring a small report on operation alexa flood and come back with our guests, make nape here of glasgow and professor jamal waakiem out of beirot, we'll be right back. israelis attack the palestinians whose lands they have occupied for all this time. the palestinians attack the israelis in measured and decisive fashion. when they attack, the israelis use way better weapons, vehicles, tanks and other high-tech equipments, but it is the palestinians that make hi

alexa mask compound: entering the mask with boots on, beating worshippers, firing bullets and grenadesies. forgotten by the... international community, betrayed by arab brothers and oppressed by the brutal regime of israel. palestinians are left with two hard choices, to give up the homeland all together or to die for it. "there's nothing surprising that operation flood was launched from gaza. it is an impoverished, congested place inhabited largely by palestinian refugees expelled from their homes during the nakwa of 1948." gaza has also been under debilitating siege for years, which has taken a heavy toll its people. in fact, what appears to be the largest military response by palestinians in decades is an inevitable development, an act of resistance and a reaction to the suffering of the nation under a brutal blockade and occupation. it is part of the palestinian struggle for freedom. the struggle for freedom is, however, uphell battle. the israeli regime in blind rage has undertaken a new episode of mass killing of civilians. israel is carpet bomb in gaza. telecommunications infras

we have found alexa's cap to video footage of israel defense systems destroying many, but not all of the a 118 missed solves launched by iran. no, no, no. the navy ships from israel's biggest allied b. u. s. also help disliked the attack. the us president joe biden said he and all the leaders of the g 7 nations were discussing most sanctions on iran. but he made clear the backing for israel. so next step has limits. what is the, disappear over the top one around me see if i find the best answer is no. uh and uh, i think there's things we'll be discussing. it is realize what they're going to do . but they're all 7 of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond. and of course iran, presidents insists his country does not want to go to war with his royal. he says tuesday's missile attack was itself the pay back for israel is killing of the leader of hezbollah. submitted some groups supported by a ron mo, most route because we were left with no choice but to respond to the gm. if israel decides to retaliate, then it will face harsher reactions. you slow me this, p

gaza and the us israel genocide. al said that the steadfastness that the... as the anniversary of alexa flood operation approaches, well in new york's times square, producers chanded to pro lebanon and pro gaza slogans demanding an arms embargo against israel, many expressed frustration of our taxper money funding israely military equipment, protesters also call for ceasefire and to the siege of gaza and the liberation of palestine. we're here now, it's the one year mark of this latest version of the genocide, the us, israeli genocide, and i think we were at times square a year ago, and the transformation since then is so huge, so it's important for us to keep protesting, because we need to make sure that we are demonstrating this transformation to the whole us population. in the mexican capital mexico city, thousands of pro- palestine ralliers march across the city, they show solidarity with gaza ahead of the anniversary of hamas october 7th operation against israel, in the pakistani city of karachi, thousands marched and wave palestinian flags while condemning the us israely genocide

send him this and tell him to fix alexa and make it fair. gross media, the broad media is so unfair and they are all starting to call him now. they are all coming. >> steve: real quick, you know, you have never really taken a side politically in such a big way as you are now. i didn't in 2020 i raised some money and fundraiser. i didn't like go all in. to me this is an all-in moment. his view of the economy. imagine this, he cares for voter integrity you get get on a plane without i.d. and buy a car. >> steve: come into this building. >> can't ask for i.d. in california it's a crime. the crime is that they are trying to rig elections. he knows it. we know it. it's got to end. this is a fundamental election. and i'm all in for donald trump. >> steve: all right. and howard wil wil will you tel. fun to have you on the show. >> it was fun to be on the show. >> steve: coming up, laura ingraham is going to join usays live.en ♪t. hanging around we deliver them this way. this way uses technology ♪ and stronger communities. aarp. join us in making a

alexa and i own this location today. we are wem omen in business., and previous--had a kitchen in the back on geneva avenue. we moved over here about two years into that venture and opened this one november of 2019. i grew up in east texas and [indiscernible] bbq venture and wanted to do something different here which is our new orlean style. gentilly is a district in new orlens that remeans we of the excelsior. [indiscernible] i lived out here for 17 years. alexa also lived in the neighborhood and we wanted to stay in excelsior. we think people enjoy. there isn't a lot ofication food left in the city. there used to be before covid so we wanted to do something the city wasn't already flooded with. gumbo is your traditional style new orleans style stew. we have a nice dark rich broth. pulled chicken, shrimp [indiscernible] the other popular items are fried chicken, a grilled mac and cheese. cajun green beans. number two seller. san francisco is a special city. it got a very big food driven industry. it is very hospitality friendly. i feel like especi

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): joel's daughter alexa is left with just memories of her dad. what do you think about? he laughed a lot. you know, he liked to make other people laugh. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): travis stay never became a nurse. after going through the legal system himself, he enrolled in law school and became a practicing attorney. the last time we spoke with travis, he wanted to publicly apologize to joe lovelien's family. i'm sorry for being a part of the equation that night. you know, i drank too much, and it was irresponsible. it was reckless. it was short-sighted and regrettable. but, you know, i didn't kill joel. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the idea behind this night at the end of october is that all that fear, danger, and horror are supposed to be imaginary, manufactured for the child living in every one of us. children: trick or treat! josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but of course, there is genuine evil out there, no matter what the calendar says. and sadly, sometimes the horror of halloween is the real thing. that's all for this edition of "dateline."

. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris?e many reasons to vote for kamala harris. >> john: more details on why alexa answered election questions like that but does that explanation add up? we will dig into it. >> sandra: incredible. plus home sales in a major slump and mortgage rates, they are trending the wrong way if you are looking to buy. dan greenhaus and steve moore on some brand-new mortgage rate numbers and what it means for the housing market. >> sandra: sales of existing homes are on track for the worst year sense 1995. all this is happening as mortgage rates are climbing and today new numbers out showing they are climbing again. an average 30-year fixed rate surging to the highest level in three months now and not of course is what continues to push demand down. steve moore and dave green house are here. i don't know that demand is necessarily down. the demand is out there. but they aren't going out to get the mortgage because they see the rates and they don't see the availability of homes. >> that's right. i was

sergey zenin, alexa kolchuk, alexey koshlakov, natalya gubina, tatyana koroleva and marina lazareva, vesti nedeli. this is vesti nedeli, next in the program. graduates of the program time of heroes, as the new russian elite in close-up. even the hundred-year-old jimmy carter was forced to vote for the democrats, american election passions. china celebrates its 75th anniversary, a big holiday. our home-made pacifists feel themselves in the howling israel and how the middle east is burning. and now to the main news for this hour. kiev is preparing a provocation using toxic substances and plans to accuse russia of using them. this was stated at a briefing by the chief of the radiological, chemical and biological defense troops of the russian armed forces igor kirillov. according to the defense ministry, ukraine is going to use the fabricated evidence materials at the 107th session of the uzo executive council, which will begin tomorrow, and then go to the un without it, as was previously done in the case of syria. in addition, igor kirillov noted that during the svo more than 400 cases

having had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extremist zionist cabinet let by netnia launch the alexa floud operation. the zionist leaders caught off guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza, indiscriminately bombing all residents including women and children. gaza, already known as the largest opener. prison in the world was completely beseed on october 9th leading to one of the bloodiest genocides in modern history. after several days of bomb in residential areas and the brutal killing of people, including an explosion at the baptist alahle hospital. israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th. as october... came to an end, nataniahu was completing his puzzle of crimes, now many children were looking to the sky where instead of rain bombs were following them. how many people are dead, they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in their bed, israel is a terror state, the terrorists that terrorize, i'll testify my television televise, i'm telling lies, how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be?

had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extremist zionist cabinet let by netnia, launched the alexa flot operation. the zionist leaders of guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza, indiscriminately bombing all residents, including women and children. gaza, already known as the largest opener prison in the world, was completely beseed on october 9th, leading to one of the bloddiest. genocides in modern history, after several days of bomming residential areas and the brutal killing of people, including an explosion at the baptist lahali hospital, israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th. as october came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes. now many children were looking to the sky where instead of rain bombs were following them. blood lines, nearly 20 palestinians are killed as israel bombs a hospital in gaza's jabalya camp, as hundreds of patients and medics remain trapped inside the health facilities. hasbolah foils an infiltration attempt by israeli forces near a un peacekeeping post as it launches more drone and missile strikes on the occupi

had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extremist zionist cabinet let by netnia, launched the alexa floud operation. the zionist leaders caught off guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza indiscriminately bombing all residents including women and children gaza already known as the largest. opener prison in the world was completely beseed on october 9th, leading to one of the blodiest genocides in modern history. after several days of bomb in residential areas and the brutal killing of people, including an explosion at the baptist alahle hospital, israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th. over came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes, now many children were looking to the sky, where instead of rain bombs were following them. as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless press tv. بالراحه من عندك اصبر اصبر اصبر. النخوه والعزه شعب النخوه والعزه يد بيد معا قزه يد بيدنا المسنت اللي خبر حاضر وماضينا اسعل على تسلم يد الايرانيه تسلم يد الايراني يا ابو هادي دمكبار يا ابو هادي دمكفار يا ابو هكفار ما يجرب حلف الكفار ما يجرب حلف الكفار ع

but right now we transferred him here to alexa hospital, but there was no space for him. he had to go into an ice unit. so it's because it's very positive busy. he does not have any place. so now we've transferred him to therapy and hospital and vis. portrays what palestinians have been witnessing throughout all of this year. 0 but a cool uh, medical supplies 0 at health care. and that's why a lot of times assume you are coming to the ruins. now policy is are still feeling worried. there is since feeling that this state has peacefully and everyone, especially those kids. they're very traumatized and feeling sad and scared about the 7th of october. again, this day, not only marks a year of the war that causes us through, but also marks a year of policy news losing everything they want. and thank you very much for your reporting once again. hen donahoe, jerry live there in del bloss central guys. and as you heard back from her and she's been reporting non stop on this war, as with all of our correspondences, come at a personal cost. and a moment ago, you'll hear from terry

that being rushed to the nearby alexa hospital and that's already overwhelmed. patients in the past, always really attacks on the east of liberty city on falls back, cause kills at least 28 people less according to live in on the health ministry. this latest attack comes our office is open, bought at the liberty city of time, killing at least 7 people and injuring 17 of us. the he was president joe biden cost is ballots in early voting in his home state of delaware biden. there's no expect it to return to washington dc with 8 days left until the election. the former president donald trump is in atlanta, georgia, while vice president cala harris is campaigning in michigan. will it speak now to rosalind jordan? she's in washington, dc. rosen and you've been watching the latest lego carmella harris's campaign. what's happening today as well? the short version would be the vice president left washington to head to michigan to campaign in a couple of cities. she's already been to the city of saginaw, where she went to a, a, somebody, conductor factory and met with wo

, press tv, abuja, as the is really genocidal war in gaza is nearing its one year mark anniversary alexanniversary of al-aqsaflot operation and in honor of hizbullah secretary general sayid hassan nasrallah, palestinian resistance factions and social associations organized rally in the palestinian refugee camp of saidah zainab. organizers praised nasrallah's role in defending the palestinian cause against the zionist entity. at the invitation of palestinian youth organizations and factions of the palestinian alliance, we held this symbolic funeral procession in appreciation of the hezballah's leader sayed hasan nesralah, the defender of palestinian cause who struck the zionists and humiliated them. today we commemorate the anniversary of operation alaxa flood in all palestinian camps and call for continued support for the resistance by all means. participants expressed feelings of pride for the heroic steadfast. the palestinian resistance, solidarity with the resistance in lebanon, and grief for the loss of the great leader of hisbullah and the region, marther say. these processions are

having had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extremist zionist cabinet led by netnia launch the alexa flood operation. the zionist lead. ers caught off guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza and discriminately bombing all residents including women and children. gaza, already known as the largest opener prison in the world was completely beseed on october 9th leading to one of the blood. the best genocides in modern history, after several days of bomb and residential areas and the brutal killing of people, including an explosion at the baptistly hospital, israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th, as october came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes. now many children were looking to the sky where instead of rain bombs were following them.

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having had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extremist zionist cabinet let by launched the alexa flood operation, the zionist leaders caught off guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza, indiscriminately bombing all residents including women and children. gaza, already known as the largest opener prison in the world, was completely beseed on october 9th, leading to one of the bloddiest genocides in modern history. after several days of bomb in residential areas and the brutal killing. people, including an explosion at the baptist salachly hospital. israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th. as october came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes. now many children were looking to the sky, where instead of rain, bombs were following. your press of headlines, the lebanese health minister denounced regime for indiscriminately targeting civilians and rescue workers, says iran's a latest retaliatory response to israel was legitimate and lawful and the least punishment of the regime.

are taking now is as much for them as it is for gaza, because from day day one of the october 7th alexa storm, the lebanese people have been physically directly involved, have been fighting on behalf of the gazans pulling away israeli forces, so that's number one, they've shattered. that myth that iran and the axis is so only a shia movement because now the palestinians are predominantly sunny and they're sort of quite conservative sunnis at that, they've also destroyed that through their support of syria because syria is not not a majority shia country, yet iran supported syria and and and repelled the attacks that were largely by takfiri salafists, again the same mercenaries used by america in iraq, the same goes in iraq, iraq is not exclusively. shiah zone, it is a 50/50 country almost in terms of denomination, they shattered the myth of a persian versus arab again, because iran is the key, the only government, the only which is actually supporting the uh the the resistance in palestine, again shatters that idea of arab and iranian collaboration not being possible, they obviously thr

friday uh prayer prayers, but like as we mentioned today is the one-year anniversary of operation alexaeets showing their support for palestinians, for lebanese and against israel. uh, yusuf maury from sona, pleasure to check in with you, good morning to you, bud, what's a mood like there with respect to the one-year anniversary of operation alxa flood? well, this is very special occasion. celebrated here in yemen and perhaps even in the rest of the muslim world, because the yemeny people believe that this is the day that the palestinian cause was once again brought to the attention of the muslim world, of the international community, before october 7, as you know, there was a there was a plot, there was a plan by israel, by the west and its allies for arab nations such as saudi arabia, the uae to normalize deals. with to normalize uh diplomatic, political and economic ties with the israeli regime, and of course that plan was just the beginning of what is believed to be the expansion of an israeli empire uh throughout the entire region and perhaps the uh direct war that will be waged ag

civilians are taking now is as much for them as it is for gaza, because from day one of the october 7th alexa storm, the lebanese people have been physically directly involved, the hisbollah have been fighting on behalf of... the gazans pulling away israeli forces, so that's number one, they've shattered that myth that iran and the axis is some only a shia movement, because now the palestinians are predominantly sunni and they're sort of quite conservative sunnis at that, they've also destroyed that through their support of syria, because syria is not not a majority shia country, yet iran supported syria and and and repelled the attacks that were largely by takfiri salafists, again the same mercenaries used by america in iraq, the same goes in iraq, iraq is not exclusively a shia zone, it is a 50/50 country almost in terms of denomination, they've shattered the myth of a persian versus arab again, because iran is the key, the only government, the only which is actually supporting the uh the the resistance in palestine, again shatters that idea of arab and iranian collaboration not being possi

of course, it's important that uh just as the alexa flood showed the vulnerabilities of the israeli regime and left it dependent on international support. the strike by uh iranian forces few days ago has demonstrated the capacity of the resistance and the keys the key pillar of the resistance to hit back and and counterweight to what appeared to be a uh israeli offensive, of course the western media was full of these ideas and the western media does permeate the world, they have a great strength in their ideological media, but um nevertheless the world, the the israelis pretended after the assassination of said hasan nasara for example, that they had taken the initiative, they were going now to invade lebanon and inforce some sort of buffer zone or recolonization area or whatever it was, and of course the hezbollah forces have stopped. that in its tracks now, and the iranian strike has also shown that the the another aspect of the great vulnerability of the israeli regime, so those were wavering, those who were um, even those who are allied in some sense in some subordinate sense to the us

from the spectra of global domination that the us has held for so long, so i think in the answer of alexa flood and in the months after, russia did surprise the world by kind of breaking from its usual sense of regional neutrality, because simply the conditions kind of forced to. um russia, the the zinist entity was furious at and we remember back in the special operationself, especially under netanyahu of course you had the opposition here and some of the other z officials, many were openly in support of the ukraine in alignment with the united states, but netanyahu for example wanted to... good russia um and officially there was a policy of neutrality declared, the science entity didn't want to devert resources to the ukraine conflict, which both they saw as losing battle and another drain on his capabilities that it wanted to keep for itself, so of course after flood, that's contradiction between russia. this entity uh shifted and expanded more, especially given the foundation of alliance built between iran and russia um emits the ukraine war, the assistance given by iran and strone ca

event, and you know the israeli occupation forces were definitely caught unawares. by this operation alexa flood on october 7th, how it was conducted, how effective the insurgency was and i would add this as well, history will also record and even more importantly the reaction by israel after this, the unhinged over the top, almost you could say psychotic reaction by the israeli regime and its occupation forces, they have effectively sprung a trap of their own, making and which could very well turn out to be really epic falter that leads to the complete demise of the entire israeli colonial settler project uh that's been supported traditionally by the british and then taken over by the us and by other european countries to prop up this situation in the middle east, so it could be something that leads to its own demise, only time will tell. well david, it was also claimed that uh "hamas obtained licenses from russia to locally produce the klashnikovs that were used in the operation. well, the the russian role in this is not well understood. i mean, russians are clearly supportive for the pa

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