through our experience in understanding how ansar allah deals with reality, we have found that ansar allah... does not deviate from the policies it adopts and does not calculate political considerations like neighboring countries do, or like mercenary movements in what was called the arab spring, which were characterized by rushing towards private interests instead of paying attention to national interests and the interests of the nation as a whole. for example, ansar allah did not use the red sea card throughout the years of the saudi american war on it, but today it only uses it in support. we did hear uh the admiral brad cooper, he admitted as you just said that the us forces in the red sea in the gulf of haiden in the arabian sea they are operating at what he said and i quote a combat temple unseen since world war ii, one might listen to that and think well... and the us had any wars since then, but yes they did, but they haven't had had this kind of resistance maybe since then. meanwhile, the yemeny armed forces say that they are just using their old stock pile, they are not eve

hamzah that even uh those in the south of yemen actually agree with the operations being done by ansar allah in support of the people of gaza, because the western world still doesn't understand that palestine is very central cause for all of arabs, not only for ansarullah in yemen, all of arabs, including the yemanies who are in the southern part who had a big problem with the ansarullah movement of the past nine years, but i want to thank you very much mr. hamzah khansa journalist and political aus for joining us from. thank you very much for your contribution to our show and ladies and gents, thank you for uh watching uh the show and do please uh follow us on x and on telegram and please stay tuned every week for more updates from here, the media stream on press tv. this is for. in this week's show we'll be shining light on the influence of an ultraasiinist sect known as khabad and the israeli intelligence agency shinbet has said that the vast majority of these people involved in these attacks are uh linked to um this extremist faction based in the yitsar uh settlement in particular

today the united states opted to designate the ansar allah movement as a terrorist organization as it had previously classified it years ago, but then retracted. today they resort to the same defeated tools, just as their targeting of the yemani people themselves within yemani territory indicates that they have no clear objective, because these are the same targets that. amirati and saudi war planes targeted over nine years of war on yemen. through our experience in understanding how deals with reality, we have found that ansar allah does not deviate from the policies it adopts and does not calculate political considerations like neighboring countries do, or like mercenary movements in what was called the arab spring, which were characterized by rushing towards private interests instead of paying attention to national interests and interest of the nation as a whole, for example did not use the red sea card throughout the years of the saudi american war on it, but today it only uses it in support of the palestinian cause, which is a fundamental principle of the unsar movement and the y

through our experience in understanding how one deals with reality, we have found that ansar allah does not deviate from the policies it adopts and does not calculate political considerations like neighboring countries do, or like mercenary movements in what was called the arab spring, which were characterized by rushing towards private interests instead of paying attention to national interests and the interests of the nation as a whole. for example, ansad allah did not use the red sea card throughout the years of the saudi american war on. we did hear uh the admiral brad cooper, he admitted as you just said that the us forces in the red sea in the gulf of eiden, in the arabian sea, they are operating at what he said, and i quote, a combat temple unseen since world. war 2, one might listen to that and think, well haven't the us had any wars since then, but yes they did, but they haven't had had this kind of resistance, maybe since then, meanwhile, the yemen armed forces say that they are just using their old stock file, they are not even using their new weapons yet uh and uh they are t

to bargain, we are waiting for them, then we will take revenge on them for 9 years of war, because ansar allah believes that the civil war unleashed means in yemen, which in fact did not stop, it was simply frozen, yes , the united states is to blame, the united states is really there in this war, by the way , both advisers participated in military technical supplies, and with their pmcs, in particular academies, and so on and so forth, yes, we are waiting for them, to them it... will seem even worse than afghanistan and vietnam, to you italians , he said, we want to make an offer, at best, keep neutrality, that’s who will keep neutrality, we won’t touch, but we will strike at everyone else, what the british and the united states strike, we said many times in this studio, this does not affect their combat effectiveness and cannot affect their combat effectiveness, in order to open all these storage facilities, hangars there in the saada mountains there and so on, a ground operation is needed, sorry, they won’t succeed either , because and saudi arabia and other countries of the arabian m

the palestinian people. in gaza city as well uh the israel incubation forces uh open their fire at ansar compound. ansar compound is a governmental compound that includes several governmental buildings and uh the israeli occupation forces managed uh to destroy all those buildings and to blow them up using the explosive devices when they were attacking. that area today and over the last couple of hours the israeli incubation forces renewed their attacks on that compound uh causing more damage and more destruction for the buildings and the infrastructure and even the people uh living in the surrounding areas uh in the meantime we can say that uh after the israel incubation forces with true from several parts of the northern uh area of gaz city and the northern parts of gaza strip massive destruction and folded and unfur after the that with the draw uh that according to multiple eyewitnesses that everything uh everything was reached by the israeli artillery by the israeli strikes uh everything is devadated uh wide spread havoc uh wcked the city everything was destroyed by the israel incubat

real, and they are caused by the war generally, but most specifically by the blockade operated by ansar allah, the yemen group, and this has resulted just few days ago in the moodi's credit agent. giving israel a downgrade, which may means that the government will have to pay more money on international money markets to to borrow. this is really serious for israel, tens of thousands of israelies are not able to go to their homes in the north and the south. hundreds of thousands of reserve military reservists are taken away from the their work every week. so this is factor which is often overlooked, similarly the fact that one third of the israeli army is tied up in the north because of the pressure from so the the hizballah and ansar allah are basically doing what the americans won't do, which is put real real pressure on israel to bring this crisis to an end quickly, and we hope so, and with that brings us to the end of the program, like to thank both of you for being with us, author and west asia expert out of belfast, peter ford, former british ambassador to syria. out of london and

the us treasury announced new sanctions against no, not russia, and the yemen movement ansar allah.american banks will be frozen, if, of course, they exist at all. us companies are prohibited from doing business with the houthis unless it is for humanitarian aid to the people of yemen. meanwhile, in the center of sanaa, hundreds of thousands. residents demonstrated in support of palestine and called on the military wing ansar allah to continue strikes in the red sea against ships allegedly associated with israel. the uk mmc immediately reported another such attack. american bombing of yemen the situation has not changed. on february 19, the european union promises to launch its operation to protect shipping in the red sea. with a free debit card in otb 10% cashback on everything, there is enough cashback for everyone, stress leaves you exhausted, elkar contains elcarnitine, a source of additional energy and helps cope with stress. elkar - you can fight stress. well, credit card debts carry interest, you need help. you enter your debts on the shelf, divide them into 24 months, conven

drew reactions. from palestinian resistance movements, islamic jihad and hamas as well as yemen's ansar movement. during our news review program, we discussed the real intentions behind the united states attacks on resistance groups in iraq and syria. here's what a guess that to say about that. for the program now is a muslim salim press tv corresponder joining us from baghdad and robert fantina author and journalist joining us from kitchner ontario gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here muslim we're going to start with you hope you're uh safe and doing well out there in baghdad do your friend what can you tell us with respect to the latest developments on the story around 7 pm gmt the us central command announced a drone. strike against one of popular mobilization units leaders abu bakar saadi who who was my martered in in the operation, the the attack comes as a part of their series of operations announced in retaliation to the latest attack which led to killing three of their troops. now the the the reaction so far has been met with absolute denounce and absolute rage

if you any any close scrutiny of these american attacks, whether in yemen against ansar allah and it's bloccade of israeli um destine ships in the red sea um or in iraq or syria uh, the americans have not depleted the capabilities or changed the battlefield on the ground whatsoever. it's very interesting that you bring up yemen, because inside yemen we're seeing something that we're also seeing across the region." and that is shifting alliances uh because yemen has been a war for nine years between the arala forces and the saudi b coalition which includes the uae and now we have feature from few days ago in the cradle that is called that is title jeminist dich uae saudi coalition for gaza and what it essentially explains is that the these former or i don't maybe still saudi back officials they are saying, enough is enough, we can no longer be part of a government or of a militia of an army that supports what the us is doing, that supports the attacks against ansara that in the end are in support of israel, in the end these are to allow israel to continue doing what is doing in gaza, be

and the leader of the ansar movement vows that yemenese or yemen's anti-israel operations will continue

yemen's ansar allah movement reaffirms its support for gaza saying aggressive moves by the us and the

aggression did not lead to any cessation of the resistance in yemen, represented by our brothers in ansar allah. in iraq, the american administration thought that the iraqi people after everything they had gone through and suffered from the american occupation and the injustice they suffered, might not care about issues like the palestinian issues. the americans were surprised that the iraqi people began their resistance to confirm that they were with palestine and thus the americans seemed to realize that they were losing and that their losses would be reflected in israel. strategically i believe that the resistance action in lebanon, yemen and iraq achieved two goals. the first is that it sent a message that the resistance in the region is cohesive and works together in its. way and not according to what others want. its method is effective. the second issue is that this access has a firm principled position and is using its capabilities an intelligent and wise manner and is capable of achieving results. this means that the future of the region will not be according to what the united s

ansar law forces are stationed in a specific area which is called north emit.iously this strategy is not remotely. sustainable, if we just look at the map and see the logic of population density in yemen, we will fully understand the areas under the control of ansarullah. ansarullah is not an exclusively zid, shiit or religious approaches. we saw this in the events that happened in 2012, we used to say that ansarullah and the areas under its control are much more than the areas under the control of national salvation front. it covers 85%. population, this is very important, we know very well where this government, which is the so-called government recognized by the international community tids its orders, they are ruling or trying to rule from the so-called city of aden, but they themselves are in riad, they are in exile, for this reason, in addition to the fact that the areas under their control are much less compared to the areas under the control of the resistance forces, but they continue to operate. recordemos además. estamos volvemos no es cierto con Ánge

for example, for the americans and the british, the houthis are probably ansar allah, this is a terrorist rest of the world there is no, it’s always a definition of who we call terrorists, but for the americans, for how many years the absolute terrorists, who then blew up the twin towers, were freedom fighters, whom they loved, who were written about with aspiration. in syria, the americans supported such terrorists , what can i say, it’s scary there, in iraq they continue to support, of course, so when you say, now all the special services are uniting, well, we remember how the british took out terrorists with their transport, when they were captured there, they took the leaders out of masul, we understand everything, and the last one , if possible, of course, consensus. long-suffering belgorod is being shelled from czech mlrs, and the ammunition there, according to some sources , was produced in slovenia in 1923, according to other sources, it was produced in serbia, it is clear to say that slovenia is behind this, a member of nato, i want to say for serbia, to assert, that the state ca

yemen's ansar law leader underscores the pivotal role of the us in the genocide or the gaza genocideower of four atomic bombs. and brazil's pres president condemns the ongoing israeli onslaught on gaza criticizing western states for defunding unra.

israeli army is tied up in the north because of the pressure from hizballah, so the the hizballah and ansar allah are basically doing what the americans won't do, which is put real real pressure on. israel to bring this crisis to an end quickly, and we hope so, and with that brings us to the end of the program, uh, like to thank both of you for being with us, saib shath, author and west asia expert out of belfast, peter ford, former british ambassador to syria out of london, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, signing out for myself and other group right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. in this week's show we'll be explaining how professor david miller created a legal precedent by making opposition to zionism a protective characteristic. this means that employers can no longer use opposition to zianism as a pretext to discriminate, dismiss or destroy people's careers. and now it's established that actually that are not statements which are out there in any way racist, not anti-semitic, and these are views which... pe

al-qassami brigades announced that they have targeted several israeli tanks on the ground, particularly in ansar compound and assabra neighborhood, at least three israeli tanks were hit by the palestinian resistance on the ground while heavy barage of the palestinian mi was launched into the center of the kubai palestina territories, tel aviv, so uh the the the fiversity of the resistance actions nowadays reminds, reminds the people with the first days of this uh ongoing israel targeting gaza city over the last couple of months. all right, thanks for that. now nicholas, you see what the situation is like, terrible is not enough. describe that this is something unpresident and brought daylight, this genocide and death that claims in the palestinians and all the core crimes happening, their western leaders just sitting there and saying, okay, it's enough, partic. civilians, they're just giving it up service, and people are getting killed so easily, no safe in gaza, so uh, would you anticipate, how many more lives should be lost for this to stop? it is very hard to say, because um, they um, we've h

to invade, we are waiting for them, we will then take revenge on them for 9 years of war, because ansarn, which in fact is not stopped, it was simply frozen, yes , the united states is to blame, the united states was really there in this war, by the way, they participated both with advisers, military-technical supplies, and with their pmcs, in particular the academies, and so on and so forth, yes, we are waiting them, and we... will seem even worse than afghanistan and vietnam, to you italians, he said, we want to make an offer, keep neutrality at best, that’s who will keep neutrality, we won’t touch it, but we ’ll take care of everyone else blows, what the british and the united states, we have said many times in this studio, this does not affect their combat effectiveness and cannot affect their combat effectiveness, in order to open all these storage facilities, hangars there in the saada mountains there and so on, a ground operation is needed, not saudi arabia will be the first to do this , which has taken a significant part in the arab coalition in the war with pohusiya, they have

we need to help ourselves, and then the houthis, the houthis can even wait, because the letters are ansarcalled that, no, no. don’t swear, but ansar allah are supporters of allah, they are part of the houthi formations, they also call themselves, yes, they call themselves that, and they call themselves edok, but the situation there, of course, is extremely complicated, although it is good that russia is now showing this, perhaps it is an inconspicuous activity, but it is showing, for example, the other day a delegation of the russian foreign ministry met in abu dhabi. with the leader of the southern transitional council yemen aidas mazubedi, the meeting was attended by the minister of foreign affairs and the russian ambassador to the emirates. in my opinion, this delegation will go to adan in the south of yemen, where they will again meet with both representatives of the southern transitional council and representatives of the yemeni government, who are different from the houthis there now. the new prime minister, i once mentioned that i talked with the minister of foreign affairs of yeme

important addition that should be noted is the action of the resistance in southern lebanon or what the ansar allah resistance is doing in yemen or the resistance in iraq. this created pressure on the zinist entity and also on the united states which does not want the confrontation to expand in the region because it still believes that it can't rearrange the region, the expansion of the confrontation will cause the americans to lose control in the region and the region will go on paths that will not necessarily be in the interest of the americans, but rather will be in the interest of the people of the region, and this is what the americans fear. these are all pressure cards on netanyahu, and i believe this is the secrets of the american insistance on reaching a solution that leads to a cease fire. now uh... something about the cease fire right now the situation in raffa. netanyahu threatens to invade raffa, even if a cease fire agreement is reached, how can hamas, restrain netanyahu's recklessness in his military options in gaza? when netanyahu threatens to invade rafa, he is seeking two pur

the leader of the ansar allah movement says yemen will keep targeting israeli link ships in the red sea

previously , the armed forces of great britain and the united states attacked two new blows to the ansarent. arab media reported this. let me remind you that the yemeni houthis are attacking in the red sea ships of countries openly supporting israel’s actions in gaza. washington and its allies responded by launching their own military operation. the targets were missile and drone locations, as well as rebel radar stations. the american media responded to the news of the first destruction of the abrams tank in silence, and videos of burning armored vehicles that spread on social networks were completely blocked. about the reaction of western propaganda, which is trying to hide defeat on the battlefield, evgeniy nipot will tell. about abrams as a dead man , it’s either good or nothing. apparently, america's largest media outlets have been ordered to adhere to this position. to put it mildly, the anti-crisis is being played out strangely. for example, the leading american media, cnn, washington post, and the new york times, following the deathly silence of the pentagon, decided to simply ig

third of the israeli army is tied up in the north because of the pressure from, so the thebala and ansar allah basically doing what the americans won't do, which is put real real. on israel to bring this crisis to an end quickly, and we hope so, and with that brings us to the end of the program, like to thank both of you for being with. saib shath, author and west asia expert out of belfast, peter ford, former british ambassador to syria out of london. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm marza hashimi, signing out for myself and other group right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. uh, the progress between saudi arabia and israel was was progressing incredibly well, wel build new corridor of peace and prosperity that connects asia through the uae, saudi arabia, jordan, israel to you.

asking for prayers and continuing the news, the secretary general of yemen's ansar allah movement calledrica the first responsible for the war, killing, crime and destruction in the gaza strip. seyyed abdul malik badreddin said: the zionist regime alone cannot create this vast amount of destruction in gaza, but america. it is with informational, political, financial and equipment support, such he has committed crimes. despite the facilities and equipment it has, and the amount of destruction, the amount of murder and crime at this level that continues at this time, in the 19th week, all of this goes back to america's participation. and the comprehensive support of america , america is involved in the crimes of israel and is the first responsible for this destruction and these crimes at this level. welcoming 34 newly examined martyrs of holy defense at shalamcheh border terminal. the ceremony of welcoming these martyrs on seym bahman was attended by the people of abadan and khorramshahr and the caravans of four, eight and one enemy in zubaidad region, who achieved a high degree of martyrd

the ansar leader also said washington is in trouble as its own vessels and warships have become clear targets. he was referring eveny attacks against us interests as well as uk linked chips in recent weeks. sano says its attacks are in response to the air strikes that the two western states launched on yemani territory on january the 11th. the latest such attacks hit two areas in the western province of alhoida. protesters have taken to the streets in the northern yemeny city of salda and yet another rally in support of palestinians in the gauza strip. the emmy protesters waved palestinian flags enchanted slogans against the us and israel. they condemned israel's war on gaz and denounced the us for backing the regime's gene. against palestinians, yemines vow to continue their support for gaza until it emerges victorious, in the face of the israeli aggression. they also held pictures of yemeny resistance leaders in a show of solidarity with their pro-palestine operations. yemeny cities have been the scene of mass weekly demonstration since israel unleashed its war on gaza on october th

no, hezbollah tries to shoot only at military targets, at least this one and ansaral could fly, yesterdaymilitary one, or rather an israeli operation - in rafah, the month of ramadan is coming soon, it seems to me that i get the impression that biden will not allow this truce. and he doesn’t give a damn what will happen, what will be the reaction in the world, netanyahu, and he went to avank, he strives to achieve this war, beloved by the ways, but why on tanyahu peace, to go to prison or something, of course, he will fight to the end, so during the month of ramadan you can expect even greater aggravation in the middle east, but we just discussed this, alexandrich very precisely said, october 7 was a big jewish holiday, so clearly it's on the seventh, of course, yes. therefore, it is obvious that no one will stop, no one will stop, moreover, it is quite likely that this is the answer, of course, it is indisputable, now in afghanistan, yesterday there was a message that the taliban have started construction of the second stage of the koshtepa canal, first of all 198 km were built there, th

attack was meant with absolute dennounce. by the public and other resistance movement by hamas and by ansar allah in yemen and hazbullah lebanon, there was also a large protest filled with rage by resistance supporters and the general public near the green zone area in baghdad, now the resistance from port's part replied that it will this continuous attacks against the the leaderships of the resistance will not remain unpunished and there will be immediate response. thank you muslim and robert, welcome to the program, robert fantina joining us from kitchen, ontario in canada. now robert, your your initial thoughts when we hear the us time and again say we are not looking for increased tensions in the region, what do you call all these strikes resulting in casualties in syria, in iraq, in yemen, help us understand the u.s. words and actions don't line up, what's the objective for america in the region right now? first of all, as you said, words and actions don't line up, united states is uh representatives, the leadership is very hypocritical, they talk about the their desire for peace and d

fact they're not, if you any any close scrutiny of these american attacks, weather in yemen against ansar allah and its blockade of israeli um destine ships in the red sea um or in iraq or syria uh the americans have not depleted the capabilities or changed the battlefield on the ground whatsoever. it's very interesting that you bring up yemen because inside yemen we're seeing. something that we're also seeing across the region and that is uh shifting allegences because yemen has been a war for nine years between the forces and the saudi b coalition which includes the uae and now we have feature from few days ago in the cradle that is called that is titled jeminist de saudi coalition for gaza and what it is essentially explains is that the this former or i don't maybe still... back officials, they are saying, enough is enough, we can no longer be part of a government or a militia of an army that supports what the us is doing, that supports the attacks again sarala that in the end are in support of israel, in the end these are to allow israel to continue doing what is doing in gaza, becaus

ansar allah movement says aggressive moves by the us and the uk are the main threat to navigation in

response been from the resistance fronts in the region, there's lebanon's hezbulah, there's yemen's ansar resistance movement and the armed forces of the country, resistance groups in syria um and iraq, which have also carried out operations against israel uh and the united states's positions as well, do you think that the israelis and and washington were not considering uh the repercussions of a coordinated and unified response from all resistance fronts in the region? i think the the the unique, the unique strategy and the unique aspect about the resistance is that element of surprise, time and time again and the resistance has surprised its opponents in in war, we saw that we saw how hisbullah surprised western proxies in syria, we saw how shabi surprised western proxies like isis, the empires proxies like. in iraq and and i think once again in this conflict we see resistance forces constantly surprising the their opponents, no one expected the ansarulah, the the legitimate government of of yemen to enter this conflict in the way they did, they've they've really gone head first into th

response been from the resistance. fronts in the region, there's lebanon's, hezbolah, there's yemen's ansar resistance movement and the armed forces of the country, resistance groups in syria, and iraq, which have also carried out operations against israel and the united states positions as well, do you think that the israelis in and washington were not considering uh the repercussions of a coordinated and unified response from all resistance fronts in the region? i think the the the unique... the unique strategy and the unique aspect about the resistance is that element of surprise, time and time again, the resistance has surprised its opponents in in war, we saw that, we saw how hisbullah surprised western proxies in syria, we saw how hashal shahbi surprised western proxies like isis, the empires proxies like isis in iraq, and and i think once again in this... conflict, we see resistance forces constantly surprising the their opponents, no one expected the ansarulah, the the legitimate government of of yemen to enter this conflict in the way they did, they've they've really gone head firs

together in mecca , then they return, the prophet forms the government of medina with a migrant and ansar. kanan doesn't want to be a ruler by force. after 25 years, all the people welcome him. then he becomes a ruler, he becomes responsible, and in 4 and a half years of his rule, who ruled the world for 20 out of 60 years, he ruled like 60% of the world , just like ali. he governs so that he becomes popular with everyone . do you really think that we made the best form of government with you, the constitution, especially the amendment of the constitution, that is, wouldn't it be better if we kept the prime minister, now we would replace it with the name of the president, that is, the parliamentary republic. because this two-axis mode means a president who is the head of executive affairs by direct vote of the people we have a leader who is elected by the vote of the assembly of experts. the people are elected in two stages. yes, they are elected in two stages. the general historical situation and the historical experience of these several periods have also shown that the president always

are high and in in fact, in all their actions, they are managing you, when they wanted to attack ansar's positions and... they announced again, saying that we want to attack here on this date, and announcing that ansarullah could have moved those positions at that time. the neighborhood and then when i took action , they said that most of the places we targeted there were no places from where the babylonian ships are targeted. the americans mostly have a model, that is, a concern that there will be no tension in the region until the election, at least you will see because the price of oil is going up. in any case, if it goes up , it will have an effect on the democratic vote, so do you confirm this report or news that last night the officials of the white house were chosen so that saturday and sunday are closed in western countries so as not to affect the global markets, definitely with the same purpose. and that once rome announced that the resistance axis forces have the opportunity to move if they have the strength do it if they have equipment. move so that the damage is minimized bec

the present crisis, the pressure from the north, from hizballah, the pressure from the south, from ansar allah, which is creating enormous economic ab in israel, the israeli economy is... thinking at annual rate of 20%, this is this is even worse than during the time of the covid crisis, it's dramatic for israel, there are for the first time in israel's history, it's coming under serious economic pressure, and it's getting taste of the sanctions which the americans have enjoyed applying to israel's enemies, this is where... that ultimately the crisis will be resolved, not in the court of the hague, unfortunately, although the outcome there will be useful, but it will be decided by a combination of military power, resistance and the resistance of the people in gaza and the the economic crisis that israel is now experiencing ' it's very interesting, paula rudi that you mention the fact that the u.s. likes to be singled out that way in terms of being the sole country that is actually uh use that veto. i'm curious as to why then they would go ahead and make a presentation of the... un for a

therefore, when the opportunity erose to have influential position under the leadership of ansar law, hesitate and went out to the streets, believing that their protests were jihad for the sake of god as the least duty as long as the borders were not open for them and they were not able to fight with the palestinians. a message to the european people, your governments today are contributing to genicide against the palestinian people in gaza by submitting to america's orders to militarize the red sea. america involves you in its own problems. the solution to stopping the red sea operation. is to stop the aggression against gaza and left the siege, this is the easiest solution, but if your governmentts wants to submit to america's orders, "you will see what we will teach, i mean, you will see that we will teach america a lesson that will never forget, and if you attack us, you will unfortunately mate the same fate. protesters appraised the recent operations by the yemani army, including the sinking of a british vessel in the gulf of eden. they also celebrated the introduction of the sub

the fire is on anyone who moves in the street, this is mashhad , in the vicinity of ansar al-medici,re are violent clashes now between the resistance and the israeli soldiers , random shootings on the houses adjacent to the hospital. the streets are targeted by me, the qanasah, and i fly the al-kwad, and he said, "arkboa in it, in the name of god , the channels and the marsahs of rabbi laghfur." the most merciful, and he is running against me in a wave like a mountain, in a wave like a mountain, and the sound of noah 's son, and he was in exile, or bani arkan, meaning, no way. al-kafarin ab majdak, with the glory and the defeats, when we are in the south, to resist that history. al-iba ghir naim writes about ardna ard al-mulahan that ahl al-azm, that the claim of al-azeem is a quality with the death of the qaim, that the people of the whole country are resistant in relation to the original kama, it may be an attack on the security of private information of individuals or sensitive information of companies and organizations, such as financial information, legal or innovative designs a

the israeli artillery and the israeli air strikes, particularly the center of the city uh around the ansar compound and the university square, these areas actually are subjected to heavy bombardments leaving more palestini and casuality is brought to the biptiest hospital and in the meantime the palestinan resistance is engaged in fierce clashes and gun fights with the israeli incubation forces on the ground uh it's worth mentioning that according to gaza's health ministry that the number of the palestinian casuallaries left behind the continuous israeli air strikes uh mounted to at least uh 127 over the last uh over the last 24 hours as the israeli incubation forces committed at least 14 massacers. these massacers are still maintained and continued uh with the israeli continuous and constant bombaments and air strikes hitting all areas of gaza strip. general. we are talking about continuous and increasing israeli bombardments regarding the furocity and regarding the wide spread the wide spread air strikes and the bomb. bombardments, these bombardments covering all areas of gaza strip, par

yemen's ansar officials found to confront the western escalation with the broader operations, emphasizingorces still have significant options at their disposal. "the brutal attacks against our country without any justification, give us and our army the right to self-defense. american and british warships will be targeted wherever they are, and the yemani army's operations make span to other places. this is up to the country's armed forces which will decide how to respond. in response to us and uk aggression against yemeny territories and the ongoing israeli." cities against palestinians in the gaza strip, the yemeni army has intensified its naval operations. over the past week, yemen's armed forces conducted 10 operations targeting american and british vessels in the red sea and gulf of aden. observers say the joint us and uk operations against resistance movements across the region are intended to divert the international community's attention from israel's genocidal war in gaza. however, yemen's armed forces have made it clear that they will. retaliate against those who violate yemen's

intax will intensify on uh israeli sites and even we say the iraqi resistance um basically joining the ansar allah and joining hazballah in attacking the zianist entity um itself within the occupied palestine uh and uh they themselves are basically building up to um remove the occupation uh from its power and from its influence within the region. all right, well thank you both for being with us, elijah magner, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, julia cassam, journalist and political analyst out of beirout. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran. the shah was a dictator. "it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1978, that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they

intex will intensify on israeli sites, and even we say the iraqi resistance, basically joining the ansar allah and joining hazballah in attacking design entity um itself within the occupied palestine. okay, and they themselves are basically building up to um remove the occupation. uh, from its power and from its influence within the region. all right, well, thank you both for being with us, elijah magner, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, julia kostam, journalist and political analys out of beirot, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. it was the epoc of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran. the shaw was a dictator, it was clearer than crystal to them that... things were settled forever, the cia formally concluded in august of 1978 that the shah of iran was in no serious trouble, but they fa

intex will intensify on uh israeli sites and even we say the iraqi resistance um basically joining the ansar allah and joining hazballah in attacking design entity um itself within the occupied palestine okay and uh they themselves are basically building up to um remove the occupation uh from its power and from its influence within the region. all right, well thank you both for being with us, elijah magna general. and political analys out of brussels, julia cassam, journalist and political analys out of beirot, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye, iran's islamic revolution turns 45, major strides. education and women's advancement under pressure and sanctions, the economy has advanced, because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficient in different kinds of, mean technological fields. join us in this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. the us launches air strikes on 85 targets inside iraq and syria and what washington claims is a resp

of the persian gulf, even bahrain, which seemed to take part in anti-pasin coalition, and against ansarfirstly, did not mention that an iranian trace could be traced here, so that god forbid they offend the iranians, secondly, again... speaking about the situation itself, they instead in order to blame or condemn the fusites, they suddenly began to condemn western countries, accusing them of the fact that, in principle , their support for israel initially led to this conflict. but again, i think this was done not without a sense of iranian weapons, or rather the weapons of iranian proxies after advertising about elections, borders history, texas, like a mirror of all this, at the megamarket you will always find something to give to your loved ones, especially for the holidays. sale , buy thousands of products with cashback up to 50%. in the whirlwind of life, good luck. hope fills you with the rhythm of working with many tasks, your break fills you with the lunch , the meat sauce is satisfying, hot, fills you with meat and noodles, the warm sunset over the roofs of the dachas fills you

in yemen, the houthis of ansar allah created this kind of atmosphere and created the same quality inl-najba, as well as other groups, have the same quality in palestine . so this view that imam khomeini gave to the common muslim people and set a very good example in front of them, this made the people tell them and believe that yes, we can fight even with the americans and kick the americans out of our own region. right now , if you look at iraq, look at syria. well , there was a time when everyone said that syria is not gone, bashar . it's not gone, everyone says that iraq has already fallen, everyone says that yemen has nothing left after the saudi attack on yemen, but these countries are very weak in terms of the system, in terms of government, but their people, when they stand up today , compared to the big powers. they are acting very strongly and standing in front of them. it means that people if make them believe that we can expel these oppressive powers from our own country. if they believe that they can do it, they don't want to depend on others anymore, when they don't have

intax will intensify on israeli sites and even we say the iraqi resistance um basically joining the ansar allah and joining hazballah in attacking the zinist entity um itself within the occupied palestine okay and they them selves are basically building up to um remove the occupation uh from its power and from its influence within the region. all right, well thank you both for being with us. elijah magner, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, julia kosan, journalist and political analyst out of bay route. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm marza hashimi. hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. iran's islamic revolution turns 45. major strides like in education and women's advancement. under pressure and sanctions, the economy has advanced. because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficience in different kinds of, i mean, technological fields. join us in. this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. one, you're watching. your headlines on press tv: gaza's health ministr

the leader of the ansar allah movement says yemen will keep targeting israeli link ships in the red sea until the war and the blockade on gaza ends. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tevan, thank you for joining us. now in today's top story, israel's unrelenting onslot on the gaza strip's health system continues as the regime launches renewed attacks on two main hospitals. in the territory, according to the palestinian media, israel drones have hit nasa hospital in the southern city of khan unis, killing at least one civilian and wounding several others. the hospital, the second largest in gaza, has been subjected to a military siege for several weeks. gaza officials also warned against the disastrous conditions in another medical facility in the city. the palestinian red creson society says the lives of patients at alamal hospital were at risk due to to a complete depletion of oxygen supplies. targeting of medical facilities in hanjunis come as the regime continues to pound the city, killing dozens of civilians a daily basis. elsewhere in gaza, the regim