i had hoped at least my location close to aron leader.t 200 fet away from him, i was able to look up at him right there on the balcony and see see his face, see the face of the iranian revolution and be in his presence. the first time that i i teered up was when i i saw you know the supreme leader and was able to look at him and just to see him come out and to just see his presence, he has this presence, like you could feel the difference, even if i couldn't seen him, i would have known when he walked into the room and when he left, even if i were completely blind, you can feel his presence. but the second was to look out on the crowd of people and see you know how they responded to him and and see how fired up and i saw that that's who the iranian revolution was for. "my iranian dream was to to to to look on the face of the supreme leader and see and see um who it was who wrote that letter and come to understand what was behind that beautifully worded letter, find out what was behind it, find out what the society that that has a leader l

, so yes, vich, no, well the name is hebrew aron., so in many american religious, as a rule , this is an active serviceman of the united states, an act of self-implantation, pay attention, now there is a howl in america, they are trying to discredit the already dead on this. i understand, i am surprised by the reaction of some arab publications that are published in london, you remained silent at all, you only repeated what was reported there from washington, and this just speaks of the unity of the arab world in their attitude towards the palestinian problem, above this you have to think, this guy’s colleagues showed philanthropy, they expressed condolences, despite the menacing threats from the pentagon, to the family of the deceased, to his relatives, why they couldn’t put out the flame for so long, they didn’t want to, because israeli aid, they saw that he got out. he doused himself for a long time, there is a protocol, volodya, according to which they cannot do this right away, go outside the territory, but i don’t know what pro

aron doff sufrin is of course the son of the rabbi, serving actively in the genocidal occupation forces. khabbad luvovic is an ultra orthodox hasidic sect, which also happens to be in genocidal cult. it originates in luubavichi in russia near the border with belarus. it's a global movement with more than 5,000 offices in over 100 countries and in all 50 states of the us. it even has offices in seemingly unlikely places like china, belarus, tunisia, morocco and venezuela. it has prominent supporters in many places. the new argentinian president is a habbad devotee. donald trump even donated to khabad, though not as much as his son-in-law, jared kushna, who has played a pivotal role in a normalization of the zionis entity. obviously khabad has been highly organized in ukraine and khabad followers were amongst those recruited in the nazi as of battalion, which we should remember, was co-founded by a former member of the israeli occupation forces. palestine declassified previously reported on how ukrainian jewish oligar igor kolomoski bancro habad in ukraine as well as the nazi azof and iid

aron duf sufren is of course the son of the rabbi, serving actively in the genocidal occupation forces. havad luvovic is an ultra orthodox hasidic sect which also happens to be in genocidal cult. it originates in luubavichi in russia near the border with belarus. it's a global movement with more than 5,000 offices in over 100 countries and in all 50 states of the us. it even has offices in seemingly unlikely places like china, belarus, tunisia, morocco and venezuela. it has prominent supporters in many places, the new argentinian president is a khabbad devotee. donald trump even donated to khabad, though not as much as his son-in-law, jared kushna, who has played a pivotal role in the normalization of the zionis entity. obviously khabad has been highly organized in ukraine and khabad followers were amongst those recruited in the nazi as of battalion, which we should remember was co-founded by a former member of the israeli occupation forces. palestine declassified previously reported on how ukrainian jewish oligarch igor kolimovski bankroll habad in ukraine as well as the nazi azof and

development of something like the seamark became lot more apparent as the f-27 planes that were. left in aron's air force after the revolution were quickly losing steam and reaching the end of the lives. that meant that we had to use the c13os, which is a weight class higher to fulfill our light transportation needs, which is very wasteful and unsustainable. all of this led to the formation of the idea that iran needed to take the base design of light technical plane and modify it to suit its own needs and that's where the seam comes in. we started to see more project to manufacture light passenger planes, however based of the strategy we had and also the requirements which had to being met, we also had the corgle version of this aircraft in mind. our business partner never kept their promise though, it resulted in a national determination to meet the needs of manufacturing domestic corgo aircraft. at this sort of this project, we had to design a corgo plane which was able to transfer four to six tons of corgo with a turbo prop engine. it was designed for domestic and small corgos, but when we

development of something like the seam became lot more apparent as the f-27 plane. that were left in aron's air force after the revolution were quickly losing steam and reaching the end of the lives. that meant that we had to use the c13os, which is a weight class higher to fulfill our light transportation needs, which is very wasteful and unsustainable. all of this led to the formation of the idea that iran needed to take the base design of light technical plane and modify it to suit its own needs and that's where the seamark comes. in 1996 we started to see more project to manufacture light passenger planes, however based on the strategy we had and also the requirements which had to be met, we also had the corgle version of this aircraft. it resulted in a national determination to meet the needs of manufacturing a domestic corgo aircraft. at this sort of this project, we had to design a corgo plane which was able to transfer four to six tons of corgo with a turbo prop engine. it was designed for domestic and small corgos, but when we started our project, we had to turn some international

me this was this is this is the water jug uh that people used to make in in ancient times here in aronimages of iran, we see pictures of people waving guns around or uh military things, we never get to see this kind of cultural side of the iranian society, you know, this this vast civilization, this vibrant civilization that that is uh, there's so much history about iran that that is never taught to us in the united states. this looks, i'm looking for some... it's very nice, very nice, i like it, so i should try this one now, i'm going to try this one on, very nice, very nice, yeah, i like it, very nice, very nice, yeah. looks good, i like it, think i'll take it, looks good, this and this, thank you very much, so now we're headed to one of the wealthier sections of the city here in tehron where some of the younger people get together during the night and uh and have their cars uh show off their cars kind of and we're going to talk to some of the people here in this wealthier section of the city about what they think about gap between the rich and poor here in tehron. well, when i was i

cup, paknaman, in the final match of the competition, and in the saber weapon, ali pakdaman faced aron silgi , the number two man in the world ranking from hungary. he gave up and won the silver medal by defeating tadhani from france. from the people to participate in the 22 bahman march and create another lasting saga. he invited in the glorious celebration of the islamic revolution. by sending a letter to fifa, our country's football federation requested to sanction the zionist regime's football because of the war crimes committed in gaza and the massacre of the palestinian people. iran's alf wrestling team won the fajr cup international competition in tabriz. the teams of turkey and iran respectively took the podium as honorary sports ambassadors of the world sports federation in qatar with a symbolic dive and won the gold medal. blue world was chosen. good night and god bless you. today is sunday, the 22nd of bahman, the first of sha'ban and the 11th of february. the morning call to prayer in tehran is at 3.5 minutes , sunrise is at 6:56 minutes, the midday call to prayer is at 12

aron came the united states in the late 1970s as a refugee from russia. he also did his undergraduate at moscow state university, but slumming it at columbia for his graduate work, which is in political sociology, which i feel like that's plum line running through your work because, even when you are writing biography, be like your outstanding book. yeltsin it really is more about the culture, sociology of russia that's producing these of leaders. so with that, tell us about particular political sociology. well, thank you very much for being here, finding the time to be here and also for all your support while i was i was writing this book. it is not only my pleasure, it's my actual job. well, it's it's i think each of chapters of this book could be could be a separate book. but i wanted to give the readers. a kind of a but memorable tour of the house that putin built. and and, you know, if you think of the key concepts, ideas ideas, the policies as as colorful tiles, i tried to line them up and then cohere them in in a in a in a portrait and speaking of

straw. the us social media giant meta has a removed facebook and instagram accounts of the leader of aron's islamic revolutioned after months of pressure from pro israelity groups. the spokesman for meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram claimed the move. was due to the val violation of the company's so-called dangerous organizations and individuals policy. meta did not point to any specific incident that could have caused the ban, however, it is widely believed that the measure was taken after iran's leader repeatedly called out israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip. ayatollah khamene has also lambassed the us support for the genocide saying washington is to blame for more than 100 thousand civilian casualties. so far, us social media platforms have also silenced other critical voices against the regime while allowing israeli officials to publish a litney of hate speech against palestinians. experts believe meta's latest move proves the hypocrisy and double standards that such platforms apply to freedom of speech. the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 brought about seismic

years ago. and these american jewish zionists and traits are mad because he didn't die for israel. if aron lit himself on fire. said free the hostages, free the hostages, free the hostages, they would build a shrine to him in the middle of tel aviv, hollywood would already be working a script for a new movie to honor him, but because he died for the people of gaza, they hate him for it, but we americans, we're supposed to die for israel, another country. do they have to mock him just like they mock dead children? there's a telegram channel with over 126, israelis and jewish supremacists that mock dead people all day. babies even, i saw one that said, the little girl was dead, one less settler, one less terrorist, and that's what they're doing with him. why is our greatest ally mocking this person, right? our greatest ally israel, what do we even get supporting israel? can you name one thing that we as americans get for supporting israel? nothing, just empty platitudes. "he died to send a message to the world that what's happening in gaza is unacceptable, it is a genocide, and all these ame

uh in the room that i'm standing right now and now with the last one being uh the meeting between aron's foreign minister and his danish counterpart we are waiting as you can see right behind me for a um an exhibition uh showcasing all the different documents and videos and photos that are available about iran's efforts and multi. lateralism uh, the aim of this exhibition is to show that this is not a new strategy and that iran has always been a country working towards multilateralism and bringing in different forces, teamwork, working together in order to make the world better place, exactly what the foreign minister has been doing over the past three days here in geneva, and that has been reflected, but it was in his uh address to the 55th session. the human rights council right, so gisu, the agenda has been actually uh uh that meeting you just mentioned regarding disarmament, also regarding human rights, at the same time the iran topmat has been busy uh meeting his counterparts from around the world trying to bring some kind of synergy and maybe uh find some ways to uh most likely als

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements aronas made after the islamic revolution and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of. over the past two decades the... republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasum shah ahmadi, press tv, tehran. and that is for this additional world news. thanks for being with us at the top of the hour, a recap of the top stories. let's bye-bye for now. 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 fist. 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 shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they failed to see the writing on the wall. the american embassy in tehran was wowfully ill-informed about what was

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements aron has made after the islamic revolution and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of over the past two decades the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasum shahmady press tv, tehran. now wild fires blazing across chile have killed at least 46 people. black smoke has engulled many parts of the valpara region, home to nearly. one million inhabitants in central chile, meanwile firefighters using helicopters and trucks struggling to quell the flames areas around the coastal touris city of vina, delmar have been some of the hardest hit and rescue teams have the struggle to reach all the affected regions. state of emergency has been declared in central and southern parts of the country. this is the deadliest outbreak of forest fires in chile in the past decade. and uh that's all uh from this uh broadcast from tehran. thank you for watching in five minutes the news in brief. in the

fast forward to 2024 with aron bush now, compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine. hands of their colonizers, this is not extreme at all. you have these two instances happened, but yet us politicians, joe biden, um, you know, he's not made really any, not really, he hasn't made any reaction or statements on what has happened. um, why do you think uh, this has been the case, and why do you think all these years you still are getting the silence from the us government on people who are sacrificing themselves for causes that they believe in like this? well if you look at the case of rishi when she was in gaza the way she was killed that she was tried to stop a buldoser destroying house and the driver actually drove over her kill it was clear that she was shouting making clear that she's in front of him, he ignore here warning to him and managed to kill her, now the not only that the sold. her, when the family decided to take the army to court, the american officials was siding with the israelis against an american citizen, you know, it take maybe six seven meetings wit

making this stop, i don't think it's an extremist thing to do anymore, fast forward to... 2024 with aron bush now, compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, this is not extreme at all, you have these two instances happened, but yet you as politicians, joe biden, um, you know, he's not made really any, not really, he hasn't made any reaction or statements on what has happened, um, why do you think uh, this has been the case, and why do you think all these years you still are getting the silence from the us government on people who are sacrificing themselves? for causes that they believe in like this? well, if you look at the case of when she was in gaza, the way she was killed that she was tried to... a stopable dozer destroying house and the driver actually drove over her kill, it was clear that she was shouting clear that she's in front of him, he ignore here warning to him and managed to kill her, now the not only that the soldier killed her, when the family decided to take the army to court, the american officials were... with the is

surpass 66% in 2020. 24, the changing narrative on the gdp reduction was just the beginning of israel's aronous announcements, like in the case of daily costs, so when the aggression began, the daily costs were estimated to be around $190 million. it did not take long for that figure to change it shot up after the first month to $200 million, and if that was not enough, israel realize that it had to open its conference even further since the cost rose to 240 million and and then $260 million for it to stand now at $269 million per day. the labor market disruptions due to the operational self flood to the israeli regime were massive. this is perhaps one of the major reasons for the large gdp contraction. first, the mobilization of israeli reservists. the number is quite high. 400,00 of them were deployed to the battlefield. that means that... but this is important, they were taken out of the workforce. israel had to subsidize their salaries as well. then comes the evacuees. 200,00 evacuees were displaced from villages along the fake gaza border and the northern border with lebanon, and finally i

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements aron has made after the islamic revolution, and definitely one that every single iranian is... proud of over the past two decades, the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasum shah madi press tv, tehran. now with that we come to the end for this additional world news. thank you so much for being with us, i'll be back with week of the headlines at the top the hour. it's b for now. the israeli genocidal war on the gaza strip continues to take a heavy toll on palestinian civilians for the 121st day. arab, the regime continued its raids and bombardments on various parts of the gaza scrab. israely forces killed over 100 palestinians during the past 24 hours. palestine's point ministry warned against the possible israeli military operation of the city of raffa in south gaza. the ministry said an aggression on the city would either lead to the annihilation of about 1.5 million palestinians.

efforts as an active member of international organizations of the past century has more celebrating aron'stion of images, documents and videos entitled iran in 100 years of multilateralism, looks at key milestones and achievements of iran as an active member in international organizations, illustrating them with rarely seen historical photos, documents and contemporary visuals. the idea of setting up an exhibition like this one was proposed about seven months ago. "the main objective was to create a reliable source for research purposes, however, when we started collecting information and documents, we realize that the role that iran has played in international organizations has been so significant that it deserves to be presented to the public. this is also in line with iran's president ibrahim raisi's approach, bilateral. multilateralism is very important, it is the only way to surcument." us sanctions, our people should be united and i'm pleased to see that iran is promoting multilateralism. birix is a symbol of this new policy giving the global south voice. this comes as the foreign mi

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements aron has made after the islamic revolution and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of. over the past two decades, the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasummadi press tv. tehran. that is for this additional world news. thanks for being with us. i'll be back at the top of the hour with a recap of the top stories. it's bye-bye for now. uh uh fourth day, we're looking at - israel carries out fresh strikes of the gaza strip killing more palestinians. according to the euromet human rights monitor, around 110,00 palestinians have been reported killed, missing or injured in gaza since israel launched his bombing campaign on october the 7th. hamas says it has completely or partially destroyed 43 israeli armored vehicles across gaza in recent days. amas also says it killed 15 israeli forces at point blank range. israel has confirmed the death of some 225 of his soldiers in gaza, but

like their own government funding people gathered outside of the israely embassy to pay tribute to aron bushnill while holding placards in commemoration of the us soldier, they waved palestinian flags and chanted free palestine. 25-year-old bushnel was an active duty member of the us force. he set himself on fire sunday and protest at us complicity in israeli crimes in gaza. the video posted on social media showed him repeatedly shotting free palestine as the flames enngulfed his body. that was the second incident of his kind outside of an israeli facility in the us. civil groups this week demand an end to massive us south korea war games called freedom shield, which are scheduled to begin march 4 and will run through march 14. they argue that the intensification of this year's us south korea drills will further height in tensions and will increase the risk of conflict with the dprk. prisponder frank smith has more from the south korean capital soul. the us and south korea wednesday announced they will conduct large-scale joint military drills. beginning next week to run for 11 days. th

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotech. is only one of the many achievements aron has made after the islamic revolution, and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of. over the past two decades, the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasum shahmadi, press tv, tehran. that's all for this news broadcast from tehran. thank you for watching, the... news and brief in 4 minutes. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, us strikes on yemen, iraq, syria. people were desperate, dejected and deep in poverty. however, after the oil sale, skyrock. the monarch and the cram del cram of society were rolling in it, so people rose up to protest the yonning castle. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation, they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly reg

advancement. a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements aron has made after the islamic revolution and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of. over the past two decades the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology today ranking among the world's top five in the field. gisumi shahmadi press tv tehran. and with gisues. it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here press tv, thank you all so much for staying with us, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy: us israel genocide in gaza. people were desperate, dejected and deep in poverty. however, after the oil sales skyrocketed, the monarch and the cram delcram of society were rolling in it, so people rose up to protest the yarning castle. news in brief at press tv, the leader of iran to islamic revolution says the let in the muslim world have a duty to push their governments to separate ties with israel. i told it ali khamenei says the enemies are trying to prevent the athletes from taking up their

advancements in a relatively new field of science such as nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements arons made after the islamic revolution. and definitely one that every single iranian is proud of. over the past two decades, the islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yesumi shahmadi, press tv, tehran. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the top stories in around two minutes time. take care for now. people were desperate rejected and deep in poverty. however, after the oil sales skyrocketed, the monarch and the cram de lacram of society were rolling in it, so people rose up to protest the yarning cazzle. "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the lands." protest last week and i myself had my head bang

advancements in a relatively new field of science: nanotechnology is only one of the many achievements arone islamic republic of iran has been able to gain a firm foothold in nanotechnology, today ranking among the world's top five in the field. yasum shahmadi press tv, tehran. we talked about the situation. yemen, there are different angles to it, hossin is an activist and political commentator who joins us from yemen's capital sana. welcome to the program, so taking a look at the most recent strikes that the us and uk have launched against the sovereign nation of yemen, their statements and this is based on the us department of defense, its actual website has said that us-uk launched strikes against hoothi targets in order to protect the red sea shipping, but the reality is that it's the opposite, why is the us giving off that? pression which in that press conference by the way um the person who spoke uh said that the us is lying that is trying to portray that kind of image to the world where in essence that is not the case. yeah mean this exactly mean we know that the united state they h

slaughter but like their own government." people gathered outside of the israely embassy to pay tribute to aron bushnel while holding the cards in commemoration of the us soldier, they wave palestinian flags and chanted free palestine. 25-year-old bushnel was an active duty member of the us force. he set himself on fire sunday and protested us complicity in israeli crimes in gaza. the video posted on social media showed him repeatedly shouting free palestine as the flames enngulfed his body. that was the second incident of his kind outside of an israely facility in the us. with nearly all votes tallied, more than 100 thousand us democrats in the state of michigan have cast uncommitted ballots in the primary. that is in a show of discontent with president biden over his stance on this really genocide in gaza. the quote uncommitted vote campaign sents a strong message to biden ahead of what is expected to be tight race for the white house in november. in our news review program we discussed that issue with two experts. let's take a listen to what they said, we're watching press tv's news review w

let's bring in aron cohen, israeli special ops veteran. aaron, good to see you.ing to have a resolution, you know this, calling for a cease-fire in exchange for the release of all hostages which will never happen. basically they seem to want to stop israel from cleaning up in southern gaza, particularly the town of rafah and i just ask you whatever happened to unconditional surrender? israel should want unconditional surrender from hamas. why isn't the united states telling hamas to surrender? i don't get any of this, aaron cohen? >> well,. [speaking hebrew] i say in arabic, larry, what i mean by that larry what happened is, is that biden didn't put the required pressure on the united nations in the way he framed this to force hamas to put down their weapons, release the hostages and depopulate from those populated areas, stop fighting from those areas and now what israel is preparing to do is get that leverage back which we talked about for months and what we saw in the north of gaza is going to be even worse than the south of gaza. when israel goes in there, it

australian lawyer aron deuza is the mastermind behind the doping games; it was he who convinced the investorout the greek gods and start worshiping superheroes, you will see how world records will be erased, who wants to watch the old ones, slow olympic games, when you can watch modern high-speed games of improved people. the huge prize fund has done its job ; more than a thousand athletes have already registered for the games, among whom there are many olympic medalists. how will it all end, let’s ask two-time olympic champion in biathlon dmitry vasiliev and a sports functionary from the capital of the summer olympic games, parisian jeremiah bui. a business that will enter into these games, games of death, they can be called beyond any doubt, and will also earn money a lot of money for the time being, until they cancel it, but there are sports like bodybuilding, yes, where they are used almost completely without any control. anabolic steroids how many deaths are there tom simpson cycling legend englishman tom simpson died during the tour the france in sixty-seven. horrible footage of him dr

second to all of you for time to come out and celebrate outstanding book at to the great leon aron. himself. why don't you join me ini'm ince honor of introducing our event today where we're going to discuss not only ganesh, his incredible book, but also the animus that really brings it to life. this is the latest in columbia series on markets where we discuss problems, political economy and how to solve them. i want to start by noting that his book is brilliant, and it's brilliant because. it touches on problems that are so implicitly obvious to all of us. i'm sure everyone in this room has felt frustration. an airline categorically. it feels like air travel has somehow even worse. we're offered less space and stuffed amidst more seats. we're given less food and charge, more fees. we're extended longer delays and offered less destinations. everything that should have grown has shrunk and everything that should have shrunk has grown. our planes have inverted and too often it feels like we're flying upside down. and these problems with civil aviation emblematic of larger problems wit

australian lawyer aron is the mastermind behind the doping games, that’s him convinced an investor tostart worshiping. superheroes, you will see how world records will be erased, who will want to watch the old, slow olympic games, when you can watch modern high-speed games of improved people. the huge prize fund has done its job; more than a thousand athletes have already registered for the games, including many olympic medalists. how will all this end, let’s ask two-time olympic champion in biathlon dmitry vasiliev and a sports functionary from the capital of the summer olympic games, parisian. a business that will enter into these games , games of death, you can call them, without a doubt, and will also earn huge money, for the time being, until they are cancelled, but there are sports such as bodybuilding, yes, where there well, they practically use anabolic steroids uncontrollably, how many deaths are there, and there is a cycling legend, englishman tom simpson died during tur the france in 1967, terrible footage of him riding. zigzags and faints, viewers all over the world saw it

they called on western powers to withdraw the support for israel, and aron has criticized the countries that have suspended humanitarian aid to a un agency supporting palestinian refugees, it said the suspension followed israel's unfounded allegations against anrua. terran added that the aid was halted a time when palestinians are living under the most difficult conditions. شما چقدر وقت اینجا هستین بابا ما ۱۰ ۱۵ ساله در این ۱۰ ۱۵ سالی که اینجا بودین چه مشکلاتی داشتین مشکل با همه چی اون مشکلاتا مثلاً چیا داشتین مشکل.

lot with number of missiles. the army says the operations are in solidarity with palestinians. and aron has criticized countries that have suspended humanitarian aid to a un agency supporting palestinian refugees. it said the suspension followed israel's unfounded allegations against onvra. taiwan added that the aid was halted a time when palestinians are living under the most difficult conditions.

recent israely led campaign against the un agency onwar saying it reflects west moral bankrupcy. and aron has kicked off the 10-day fach ceremonies marking the 45th anniversary of the glorious victory of the islamic revolution in 1979 which put an end to the us-back palavi regime in the country. every year iranians take part in different events and activities to mark the occasion. welcome back to gaza under attack, i'm said puraza, we'll bring you our guests shortly, but first off a recap of some of the latest developments. israeli occupation forces continue to pound southern gaza targeting the last operating medical facilities in hanyunus where thousands are seeking shelter. medical facilities are not the only israeli targets, two-thirds of the schools and

arons kicked off the 10-day fadge ceremonies marking the 45th anniversary of the glorious victory of the islamic revolution in 1979 which put an end to the us backed path regime in the country. every year iranians take part in different events and activities to marky occasion. hello and welcome back to gaza under attack. i'm your host said pureza. we'll bring you our panel of guests in moment, but first a quick recap of some of the latest developments. hamas political leader ismail hania says they have received a gaza cease fire proposal mediated by qatar and egypt. he says hamas is open to discussing any serious and practical initiatives or...

starbucks shares are also 11% lower than year ago, and aron has kicked off the 10-day fadge ceremonies marking the 45th anniversary of the glorious victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, which put an end to the us backed palavi regime in the country. every year iranians take part in different events and activities to mark the occasion. tehran, behesht zahra cemetery, january, 2014, each and every alley, street and place has its own tale, many of these tails sank into. others are more important and remain in our minds, but the point is that people mark history with different kinds of tales. people leave their trace behind in history with their own good.