the assad regime has not taken any steps.y are fed up, they do not see any counter reaction from the regime and steps taken. and he i think did not talk to the assad regime because they wanted to make peace in syria and wanted to increase -- no, they talked with the assad regime specifically because they created problems for other arab states and the arab states thought they could resolve the problems by talking. the assad regime has become the most biggest drug producer in the region. it is exporting drugs en masse to the area, it is a huge security problem. we also have the use of the syrian refugees by the assad regime to try to change popular opinion. and it worked but the idea that as long as it doesn't make concessions it creates problems for others. that he can make gains is also a continuous crisis in syria. the crisis can only end if we see a political transition. and turkey and 2020 blocked the way for a military solution. we have not seen any real progress. i am not hopeful we will see it anytime soon. mohammed: i

because the protesters blame the assad government for mismanaging the economy and the assad government says it's actually all to do with the western sanctions on the economy. it's obviously, it's extremely complicated and there are a combination of factors about i think if i had to rank them i would say that the number. ready one reason why the country is struggling at the moment is that it starts to read of this here and reason. the reason the country reached to this stage is above all because of the level of violence exercised by the syrian regime . however, even as the conflict at the level of violence, when what happened was the opposite of what you would expect in other context, the economy deter, rated further still. and that is because of the economic mismanagement of thursday . there is, he is not allowing either its own cronies to operate in the business sector. it's imposing a fines on them, trying to partner with any remaining business that still generating profit. however, obviously there are other factors that contribute to the current living conditions . sanctions is one

i ask you bashar assad, when will the people of syria be able to live in dignity? give them i'm of those living in coastal cities. i tell you, don't fear speaking loud voices. and if you can, because of the shores dogs come to sway to where you can speak freely, the protests were sparked by government measures aimed at boosting the economy. they include slashing fuel subsidies and raising gasoline prices by nearly 250 percent. the government has doubled salaries for public sector employees and raised the minimum wage to help cushion the impact of raising prices. but the res would only be enough to buy a 3rd of the essential food that the world food program calculates. a family of 5 requires each month. critics of the syrian presidents blame his measures for accelerating inflation and weakening the syrian pound. the currency plunged to a record low of $15500.00 pounds to the dollar last month. it had traded at $47.00 pounds against the dollar before the war. it's joining us from wellington in new zealand is power. i'm shar and economist, and a senior fellow at the n

and we've heard more of this narrative just in recent weeks, as it has become clear that president assad is being welcomed around the world, and will soon be attending the big climate summit in abu dhabi, now his invitation. to this event has panicked the western powers, there is now a crisendo of propaganda against syria, trying to put pressure on the on abu dhabi, on the emirates, to withdraw invitation, and to create an image of syria which is not compatible with with syria being invited to sit at the top table with other world. leaders for the climate summit, so i think the the people responsible for this attack have at the very minimum been encouraged by the way the west continues to try to demonize and to destabilize syria, and they will have received the message from from washington that washington approves of any attempt to destabilize syria, b on. you said, you think that it's not just the us, but also france and the uk that is involved in one way or another, or this corporately um or um behind the scenes in one way or another, behind the support that some of these groups are ge

you have made a point, as you'vejust said, of talking to president assad.'re being manipulated." these people whose track record suggest they have no interest in humanitarianism use the legitimisation that comes from a photo opportunity with you to send an image, a message which belies their reality. well, of course, i don't agree with that... but what utility can you point to of all of these meetings? well, let me tell you. assad, for example, in exactly the example ijust gave you, i went to see him on that day, i think it was a monday after the earthquake — he immediately granted two extra crossing points, which was very important for us at the time... all right, well, we've dealt with that to a certain extent. let's talk about the taliban, which is perhaps a more interesting example, because in recent times, they've made it plain they are not prepared to countenance you at the un — amongst other organisations — employing women injobs, in the field, on the ground, delivering humanitarian assistance. and so we argue with them about that, and so we engage w

in iraq, al-assad air base was attacked. sadly a u.s.episode and passed away shortly after. our condolences are with the bunned ones of the individual who passed away. as you know the day before october 17, all is military forces defended against three drones in iraq. in western iraq, u.s. air forces engaged two drones and destroyed one and damaging the second resulting in minor injuries. in northern iraq, u.s. forces destroyed a drone resulting in no injuries or damage. while i'm not going to forecast any potential response to these attacks,ly say that we will take all necessary actions to defend u.s. and coalition forces against any threat. any response should one occur will come at a time and manner of our choosing. secretary austin continues to actively engage with his counter parts and leaders in the middle east. today he conducted a series of calls, which included discussions with president sheik mohammed of the united arab emirates and the leader of saudi arabia. he reiterated u.s. support for israel's right to defend itself from

i am sohel assad and i'm in the islamic republic of iran, mashad. i'm not only here to participate in the millennial anniversary, but also to present and describe many different places to you. i would like to tell you an anecdote while i'm looking at the mountains, it's related to the first time i travel to lebanon to. meet my uncle. obviously, as you know, the nature is really awesome in argentina, there are a lot of mountains, seas and snow, so all of them are beautiful. mountains are large in argentina, for example, the andian mountains that are limited in chile and are the longest in continent. the andian mountains are really beautiful. when i traveled to lebanon to see my uncle, i went to village and i saw very small mountain, the one that we could not even call a mountain. i was thinking. with my uncle, when he suddenly looked at that small mountain, which was not really a mountain, then he looked at me saying, this poor person comes from argentina and has not seen such a mountain, he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, t

i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here, the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is great here. now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35 degrees at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. hi, hi, how are you, are you okay? are you okay? now we're in a part of mashad where the weather is, it is hot because we are in the middle of and it's noon and the temperature is 40 degrees, but during the rest of the year the weather is fantastic. we are in a place full of magnificent nature and a great view, so i hope you'll enjoy it. this is the cable car of the city and it is called what behind the mountain, i'm going to explain it to you. hi, so i would like to see what is behind these mountains. well we are in the street of pigeons, it's a famous street in mashad because all these stores sell falls, birds and pigeons, and why pigeons? the pi

i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year, the weather is great here. now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35°. دهنده علاقه و ارادت همه کشورهای مختلف آمریکایی، آفریقاایی، اروپایی، کشورهای عربی و خود ایران هست به ایشون. این اثر، نفیزترین اثر بین آثار موجود در موزه هدای رهبری، آثار خامنه ای هستش. این اسم این هنر هنر معرق چوب هست. این هنر نوشته ها هنر منبت هست. این اسم پازل قطعه قطعه کنار هم گذاشته شده. ۷ نفر دو سال روی این تابلو وقت گذاشتن. خیلی تعداد هم زیاد هست با این حال رهبر ما آیت الله خامنه ای خیلی دل بزرگی داشتن که همه این هدایا رو هدیه کردن به حرم امام رضا علیه السلام خیلی این هدیه بشار اسد از سوریه ترکیبی از چووب و چوب و صدف و استخوان و برنزه معماری اینجا خیلی معماری نفیس و جالبی هست متعلق به ۴۷ سال قبله ۱۸ تا از معمارای خود ایرانی از هنر معماری اروپا و اسلامامی رو کار کردن گچبری برجسته

i am suhal assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is great here. now is summer and the temperature is approximately 35 degrees at 1:00. it's about important personalities, they keep all the gifts given to say ali khamani here. this is a priceless museum of important personalities which is valuable worldwide, so let's check it out. خامنه ای اهدا شده نشون دهنده علاقه و ارادت همه کشورهای مختلف آمریکایی، آفریقاایی، اروپایی، کشورهای عربی و خود ایران هست به ایشون. این اثر، نفیزترین اثر بین آثار موجود در موزه قضایای رهبری آیت الله خامنه ای هستش. این اسم این هنر هنر معرق چوب هست. این هنر نوشته ها هنر منبت هست. اینا مثل پازل قطعه قطعه کنار هم گذاشته شده. نفر دو سال روی این تابلو وقت گذاشتن. بدونترین تابللوی معرق چووب دنیاست. خیلی. بعضی از اشیا حتی قیمتشون به میلیون دلار می رسه. خیلی تعداد هم زیاد هست. با این حال

i am saheil assad. i came to mashad in the islamic republic of iran to participate in the millennial anniversary that i will explain later. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. it's really hot now, but during the year the weather is great here. is a particular museum of all the gifts given to the leader of the islamic republic of iran (ayatollah sayid ali khamenei) it is a special museum of personalities, for example, museum of einstein, it's about important personalities, they keep all the gifts given to say ali khamani here. this is a priceless museum of important personalities which is valuable worldwide, so let's check it out. که تو این موزه هست از کشورهای مختلف و خود ایران به رهبرمون حضرت آیت الله خامنه ای اهدا شده نشون دهنده علاقه و ارادت همه کشورهای مختلف آمریکایی آفریقاایی اروپایی کشورهای عربی و خود ایران هست به ایشون این اثر نفیزترین اثر بین آثار موجود در موزه هدای رهبری آیت الله خامنه ای هستش این اسم این هنر هنر معرق چوب هست این نفر دو سال روی این تابلو وقت گذاشتن. بزرگ

i am sohel assad and i'm in the islamic republic of iran mashad. i'm not only here to participate in the millennial anniversary, but also to present and describe many different places to you. i would like to tell you an anecdote while i'm looking at the mountains. it's related to the first time i traveled to lebanon to meet my uncle. obviously, as you know, the nature is really awesome in. argentina, there are a lot of mountains, seas and snow, so all of them are beautiful. mountains are large in argentina, for example, the andian mountains that are limited in chile and are the longest in continent. the andian mountains are really beautiful. when i traveled to lebanon to see my uncle, i went to village and i saw very small mountain, the one that we could not even call a mountain. i was sitting with my uncle when he suddenly looked at that small mountain, which was not really. a mountain, then he looked at me saying, this poor person comes from argentina and has not seen such a mountain. he asked me, do you have such a mountain in argentina? well, t

russia has taken exactly the place where it was launched, especially after syria , when bashar al-assad was essentially forgiven, no one rushed to the ground operation , let's not forget how many pro-iranian forces are in syria, and israel was forced to work with russia there, because there was a certain agreement that we restrain, we hold the iranians somewhere away from you, and you are there especially, well, don't oppose us, and we will solve this question there, whether this situational ceasefire will be destroyed, or whether this syrian quay will change. in some other way, this is a question, but this is a question that must be answered in tel aviv, if, if hamas really has ties with russia and is supported by russia, then where are the appropriate actions against russia? thank you, mr. mykhailo, mykhailo yakubovych, the orientalist was in touch with us, and now we have a short break, after which vitaly portnikov will share with us his thoughts on the main events of the week. is 20% discount on dolgit cream in psarynsky, ban and oskad pharmacies. with acute respiratory distress syn

susanna khalil is a researcher columnist and activist who joins us from montreal. and we also have assad abu who's a palestinian academic and activist who joins us from dublin. let me first start with you, when when you have the the us presidents visiting israel and also the uk prime minister giving their all-out support, of course the us more so in terms of uh the type of military aid that is giving uh israel, considering the fact that that this comes uh fresh off the heels of that attack and that hospital that claims claimed hundreds of palestinian lives, and top of the fact that you have you have had over 3,0 people at this point uh injured and deaths of palestinians have occurred, um, what is that show in terms of what message that sense? first of all, yeah, first of all, thanks for having me, and we are clear, now the regime, the colonial regime of israel, they gonna continue to to make all kind of atrocity, all those genocide, why that? than that because they have the the support of the united states as as a as powerful as a imperial power in our time and the colonial regime of isr

the years which was uh you know these terrorist um fighting against the uh democratically elected um assad forces absolutely the uh us is the king pin is the uh mas leader of a of number of countries in the west, whose aim has been to try and achieve regime change in syria, and even more than that, they want to do to syria what they did to libya, they want to destroy the state and create tiny little statelelet so that israel and the us can gobble them up, peace by peace, and they have doubled down recently, in the introducing more troops, us troops into the eastern third of syria, which is occupied by the us, and whose oil and wheat resources are being pillaged by the us, the us has also uh increased uh funding and uh and support for isis cells in the central part of damascus, why take refuge in the us eltam base along the border with jordan, so and they've stepped up attacks on the syrian arab army, so yes in the war that's going on uh in ukraine, the us has decided to to double down on syria, because syria is loyal and stalwart ally of the russian federation. all right, and final questio

there were some drone attacks at al-assad air base. thankfully, no direct u.s. casualties from that. but it allows them in a sort of nonattribution way, although we all know where it comes from, just to continue to be these pinpricks so the u.s. and the israelis, if they want to focus on gaza, everyone still has to keep looking over their shoulder wondering what iran and proxies are going to do next. great diversion if not else. >> sandra: al-assad, minor injuries to coalition forces were reported as a result of the drone strikes against the air base, u.s. forces engaged two drones, destroying one, damaging the second. that is the update on that. appreciate you going through these with us. thank you. >> have a good day. >> sandra: john. >> john: any moment now, expecting to hear from the state department after hamas released an american mother and daughter from their captivity. they are in the custody of the red cross and apparently they are being released from gaza through egypt. we'll have full details coming up. >> sandra: watching for that. anti-israel prote

jabalton nusra, which is... this is, i think it's quite interesting that uh, for example, president assad and his wife traveled earlier to china and to see a rather amicable relationship uh with leader shing ping, i don't know what's going to come of that when it comes to much needed foreign aid, but clearly there is something more foot than even just the oil, syria has in the north, perhaps think more valuable. which is geography, the fact that this could be area that, as senator said, maybe the level of oil produces rather nominal, but it is an area that could support pipelines uh moving across the region to toward uh the uh the mediterranean where of course there's already russian base at letakya, the very idea then that this could become part of the chinese belton road initiative. gentlemen, thank you both for joining us in the program, it's be pleasure to check in with both of the... senator richard lack there joining us from ashburn, virginia, and mr. said khan, joining us from detroit, michigan, and viewers, this brings up the conclusion of digment of your tv news review program. t

military site in arbile, there oil is emptied into other tankers that carry it to us base at ainel assad in ambar province. the us military is stationed his forces and equipment in northeastern syria, with the pentagon claiming the deployment is aimed at preventing the oil fields in the area from falling into. to the hands of duish terrorists, damascus maintains the deployment is meant to plunder syria's natural resources. joing us for the program, now is mr. said khan, director of global studies at wayne state university, joining us from detroit michigan and mr. richard black, a former republican member of the virginia state senate, joining us from ashburn, virginia, gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the uh program here, i'd like to start with you mr. richard, senator blackup, your initial thoughts about the catastrophe we're seeing of the state, this country of syria is in today, and the fact the us forces are still there and plundering the nation's natural resources. yes, um, this began back uh in 2016, what happened is the uh, the uh syrian arab army was rolling back the isis

putin telephoned with syrian president assad, iranian president reisi, who is ready to intervene in thentervenes, and the president of the state. mahmoud abbas, moscow for an immediate ceasefire on both sides, notanyahu, whom putin also contacted, said that he would first destroy hamas. president of russia emphasized the strong rejection and condemnation of any actions that victimize the civilian population, including women and children. vladimir putin informed about the steps russia is taking to prevent further escalation of violence and prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in the sector. in particular, the israeli side was informed of the key points of today's telephone contacts with the leaders of palestine, egypt, iran and syria. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office said that in a telephone conversation with vladimir putin said that israel would not stop its offensive in the gas strip until hamas's military capabilities and its system of command were eliminated. moscow tried to stop the bloodshed in the middle east in the un security council. the draft russian resolution is imme

and we predicted on fox assad would attack again, he did. nations bombing the heck out of assad's capabilities. that was it, it shut him down the administration learned something, they took down soleimani and shut just about everything down. this administration has to pay attention to this airanian behavior, you have to hammer them. take away not just send a message but take away their capabilities, they are on the table, we know where this is their command and control they have multiple bases in syria and iraq. take away their command and control, their rockets and missiles and drones, we have the c capability do, that you shut down even the ability for them to do it, given they still have the will. and then, if that does not get their attention, they continue to do it, you tell them, listen, you have a training center in iran. ththat -- where all of these proxies go to train, 500 hamas were there in september, training, we'll take that training center down, tell them that, and listen, if that does not work. your headquarters, for the irgc

gas pipeline connecting to the last base itself. the same resistance announced a drone attack on the assad occupation in the anbar province two days after the same base were subjected to a similar attack by drones coinciding with another attack on harir occupation base in the northern iraq. these targets came after the threat made by the iraq resistance that all us bases in syria and iraq have become a legitimate target for them until the israeli bombing of people of the gaza strip stops. this new strategy demonstrated through these lightning attacks that the... axis of resistance has the ability to bypass us fortifications and harm the occupation bases all across west asia. welcome to the middle stream. all the forces of the resistance access across the arab and islamic countries have established in the past few days working mechanism related to providing the highest level. of effective support to the resistance in palestine. a group of joint operation rooms was formed that monitors field conditions in terms of daily and strategic actions. in addition to political activity, a large set of

it was held that, for example, assad won al-faisali 6-0, and al-hilalam, as i said, defeated mumbai city by 60. thank you for your companion . if we take a look at the time when the holy defense ended, when the commander-in-chief of the country's defense assets in the holy defense and the present tense says: what we had that day and what we had that day let's bring and put what we have today in front of it . in the official accession ceremony of pahwad rahgir karrat. to the air defense combat organization of the army. karar is a multi-purpose aircraft with an operating range of 70 to 1000 kilometers and an iranian turbo engine. with a speed of about 700 to 900 kilometers per hour , various examples of sea cruise, suicide bombers, and bombers have been widely used in the combat units of the irgc. but what brought karar to the top of the news this time is the arming of these indigenous pahvads with air-to-air missiles to intercept all kinds of small birds. with this happening. that fell in fact our enemies should make a fundamental revision in their basic drone strategies and tactics. shor

president's message to bashar al-assad. this terrorist act is a continuation of the aggression of the sahoonist regime. internalization a strategic part in large industrial machinery. the rotating chain was made in the country with the same quality as the imported sample and at a lower price. another gold medal at the hangzhou asian games. ganjazade defeated an opponent from kyrgyzstan and won gold. by connecting car manufacturers to the after -sales service system, the ministry of transport will provide the possibility to file a complaint in this system until the end of november. in the economy desk , we will check what is the process of complaining about car manufacturers' services in the after-sales service community system? how long does it take to deal with this complaint? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful good day, dear viewers, welcome to this part of the news. the head of the country's education assessment organization announced the announcement of the names of those who passed the national

we also have assad abu shark who's a palestinian academic and activist who joins us from dublin. the reasons that israel gave to these uh eu officials or ministers from these uh three different countries that it was for security concerns that they were bored or not. allowed to go into those areas, thank you very much, no, even the israelies themselves wouldn't buy those you know justifications because they know that israel is having a plan of ethnic cleansing and of occupation and of building more settlements and of doing everything in the dark, israel doesn't want to allow those diplomats or foreigners or anybody to see - the crimes actually which israel is committing on the ground against the palestinian people, against expansion of settlements, building more settlement, killing of children, killing of women, expproperating war lands, doing all those crimes of course in broad day light, and they know that even whether the europeans see or do not see, of course everything is known even to the americans, the irish, to the to the british, but i fortunately, even if they know what'

also in the headlines, the anal assad military air base in iraq's ambar province that houses american forces comes under a fresh attack amit growing anti-america sentiment in the region. hi, everybody, you're watching press leven news, live from our tehran at. it's good to have you with this. israel keeps up heavy bombardment of targets throughout gaza for the 16th consecutive day. one of the latest attacks at least 11 palestinians were killed and dozens injured after missiles hit a cafe in continuus. 15 oters were killed and another attack on rafa and southern gaza. the fresh raids in gaza came after regime's army that it would step up a strikes ahead of water call the next stages of the war. these are the army says is trying to create optimal conditions for a ground invasion. the regime issued new evacuation warranings for gaza residents. the attacks have killed nearly 4700 palestinians and wonded some six. others, over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. a convoy of 17 trucks carrying humanitarian aid has entered a gaza's trip from egypt's rafa crossing, they ca

syria, even under assad the elder, had a special relationship with iran, but with the outbreak of thefter the loss of significant territories to the american occupation of the oil fields beyond the euphrates, tehran’s influence on damascus increased significantly. in bahrain in 2011, local shiites attempted to overthrow the ruling al-khalifa dynasty. but troops from saudi arabia arrived on the island via the king fahd bridge. the sheet rebellion was crushed. the big problem for the saudi dynasty on the arrabian peninsula was the shiite houthi group remains in yemen. the houthis believe that yemen's sunni majority is ignoring the interests of the shiite minority. since march 2015 , a coalition led by saudi arabia has been fighting the houthis. riyadh says it is acting on the request. the ex-president of yemen, abt rabba mansur hadi, who fled the country in january 1915. saudi arabia and the united states claim that shiite iran is secretly sending money and weapons to the houthis, and this despite the fact that american ships and planes completely control adon gulf airspace yemen. they

president assad for his part said that all arab and muslim states must show their unity in support of the oppressed palestinian people. otherwise he added israel will commit more crimes. iran's minister says operation alax the flood is a quote spontaneous palestinian action in response to the continuing crimes of israel against the palestinians and the repeated attacks on alasamask. amir abdullahyan was meeting with iraq's national security advisor qassim in baghdad. he said what israel is doing in gaza is a clear example of war crimes and if it is not stopped now it can affect the entire region. the iraning for minister said the whole world is watching the us provide israel with more weapons as the regime keeps killing innocent civilians and vehiterated the islamic republic support for the palestinians. for his part, the iraqi official denounced israeli violations against women and children in gaza. the two officials also underscored the necessity of an emergency meeting of the foreign ministers of islamic countries with respect to the current circumstances. in the occupied palestini

the propaganda machine, the demonizing of iran, the demonizing of hamas and hezbollah, and libya and assad, all of these campaigns, these propaganda campaigns, they are all failing, they are all failing, because because the naked and undisgised violence of... the israeli state um can't be covered up anymore. yeah, and that's the reason, isn't it? because of the decades of the oppression that has happened. you know, when we mentioned that, it's not a, i mean, you, you, you said it yourself, and that is clearly evident, the protests that are broken out all across the world, not just the high in terms of the number of protests, but also high in terms of the numbers for participating in the protest, and in some cases, unfortunately, some of the protesters are putting their lives on the line to make the palestinian cause hurd. and solidarity because they're seeing the type of masaker that's happening. um, when you say it's a watershed moment, what do you mean define that for us, because that that's a pretty uh has heavy connotation, what exactly you referring to there? well, i'm glad that you p

such a pathetic name, in fact, well, they are kind of bums, but here are 15,000 tigers of bashar al-assadts of them, when they were wanted there, and they told how they would help the russian brothers, after that there were reports about the dispatch from the libyan national army, this is the war criminal khalifikhar, other units and many african organizations there, semi-illegal such military formations and terrorist groups, which also made some recordings there, and these recordings were distributed through the russian media, which is africa will help russia in the war against ukraine. why was it necessary? it was the beginning of 2022, just the beginning of the most full-scale war, and there were no problems with human resources in russia itself. it was necessary to demonstrate against the background of how the entire civilized world, international society, this entire coalition is helping ukraine, how they united around ukraine, it was necessary to show that someone is united and will help russia. so i will say yes. we saw leopards and challengers in ukraine, syrian tigers and african

, which would be psychologically, so obvious that to enter the peace talks, syrian president hafez assadso a participant in this war, implied that this war could give him back control of the dutch heights, previously occupied by israel during the 1967 war year, and from these positions will allow either to find an understanding with israel, or to prepare for new attacks in the future. they all had absolutely clear tasks, but in principle these tasks... meant maintaining a kind of peaceful coexistence of egypt, in principle, for syria for some time, which, by the way, turned out to be a very long time, it continues today, even when it has long been gone hafez assad, syria is led by his son bashar. and what could be the goals of hamas? good question, very important. it is obvious that hamas is well aware that he is will not be able to inflict on israel. or some kind of blow, you should not think that the members of the hamas politburo are idiots, they are not idiots, they are people with a precise understanding of their tactics and strategy, they also understand that today, october 7, 2022

you've got certainly got the islamic republic of iran's military advisors and thinkers and certainly assad is no friend of israel and the zionists um do they really want to bring or forward what i think is ultimately going to be an inevitable battle between the resistance axis and israel, i think that's an inevitably inevitability in the long run. what i think we're seeing. here is the the flexing of the muscles, the preparation for that, and i think the key thing that the resistance axis has waited for, is for the palestinians themselves to have the strength and the the conviction and the commitment to uh being able to disturb israel on the inside, that's critical, if israel on the inside of its own country is unstable, destabilized, that would give any external islamic resistance or or resistance, the resistance front generally or... all the encouragement it would need to actually come down on israel themselves and has made it very clear that they've marked out all of the israeli locations, the capable which have military you capabilities, they even know where the nuclear silos are, they

does not, but russia shows that it is still a player in the middle east , it has positions around assadositions now with hamas, it has positions in the organization of the liberation of palestine, and in fact this visit, it is completely clear, and without us you can't, either we'll help you or we'll spoil the game for you, this is an absolutely banal blackmail, very well calculated, well, but, well, it is obvious that the power of western diplomacy far exceeds the power of soviet diplomacy and khamazov diplomacy, well, when the whole world sees this, something in my head, somehow does not add up in my head, that, what profits, well, no one will say, that is? you, if, i have no conviction that if putin hopes that by talking to hamas, he will force the french, or the british, or the americans, or not the germans, that is, the big players, somehow, well, what did they say, oh, we they were mistaken here, it turns out that putin is good, we need to be friends with him, because you see he is friends with hamas, and where would we be without putin, i don’t have something like that, i can’t i

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that force not also is for you put you more to sit on the 2nd you just a new listing with a slightly assad government gas to death over a 1000 people. in spring 2011 throughout syria protest erupt is against president bush, a assad government, which quickly escalated into a violent and bloody conflict. we had, there's a lot of clashes between the, these womic fundamentalist and the syrian forces. and the feeling was that a side was, was history that all he needed to be was put under significant pressure and his regime would collapse. so the united states, together with their gulf air of allies doubled down, started providing a lot of assistance, monetary assistance, military equipment of the goal, which was to get rid of a bus route beside. the central intelligence agency landed in syria 3 months after we attacked libya. this was in 2011. they. they arrived there with purpose of creating channels to supply weapons, to al qaeda and its affiliates. and there were many people foreign policy expert to do that. we were allied with al qaeda and you know, the national narrative said though we, we

give me just a new listing boot the funny assad government gas to death over a 1000 people. in spring 2011 throughout syria protest erupt is against president bush, a assad government, which quickly escalated into a violent and bloody conflict. we had, there's a lot of clashes between the, the islamic fundamentalist and the syrian forces. and the feeling was that a side was, was history that all he needed to be was put under significant pressure. and his regime would collapse. so the united states, together with their gulf air of allies doubled down, started providing a lot of assistance, monetary assistance, military equipment of the goal, which was to get rid of a bus route beside the central intelligence agency landed in syria.

we predicted on fox that assad would attack again. he did.response was three nations bombing the heck out of assad's capabilities. that was it and it shut him down. so the administration learned something. they were they went on and took downcast seem soleimani, shut just about everything down as a result of that. this administration has to pay attention to this iranian behavior. you have got to hammer these guys now. what am i talking about? take away, not just send a message but takes away their capabilities. the capabilities are on the table. we know where this is, their command-and-control, they have multiple bases about 10 of them in syria and iraq. take away their command-and-control, their rockets, missiles, drones, logistical infrastructure. we have the capability to do that. you begin to shut down even the ability for them to do it, given they still have the will. and then if that doesn't get their attention and they continue to do it you tell them listen, you have a training center in iran that where all of these proxies go to train

this is assad. where a lot of them train and assad's country coming apart.and the russians made sure of it. the side should have been overthrown but terror groups propped him up and assad owes him everything. train there with almost impunity. even though the israelis do bomb. so, together, they have presence now in lebanon. they have a presence now in yemen. houthi rebels. they have a presence now, of course, in the gaza strip. and pretty much throughout the middle east. even iraq. it all comes back right to here. iran building a nuclear arsenal, we believe. it is vulnerable, true. but to keep everybody off balance, they actually fund and train these terror groups. and the al quds force is doing most of the orchestrating we see that in the "wall street journal" in detail and a little bit more in the "the washington post." nobody has to tell my next guest about this. dan senor, he joins us now former policy adviser to the bush administration and former pentagon adviser to u.s. command in qatar. dan has a book out right now we could dissolve that in. and that

of this same group and movement, the countries of the iranian bloc from the yemeni houthis to the assadlah, the north in lebanon and hamas to the south plus plus iraq of all kinds, which is essentially a province of iran today, that's all they understand more or less yes they understand these arab leaders yes what if damage is inflicted on israel israel will retreat then the days of their regimes arab regimes moderately pro-western, they are soscheny iran , in turn, while black day for them is a situation when israel will finally agree with the united states and receive a green light for the liquidation of the iranian nuclear program, a key story about the united states and president joseph biden's willingness to take concrete, tough military steps, we understand the specifics of israel, that there is no so-called strategy. eternal depth of defense, israel is really a small state, the size is a little smaller than the kyiv region, so we understand that they would expect to intimidate the state of israel, to intimidate... jerusalem with the same iranian ballistic program in iran , it is

and the movement of the countries of the iranian bloc from the yemeni the houthis to the regime of assada and hizballah in the north to lebanon and hamas to his plus plus iraq from all kinds about what is essentially a province of iran today, that's all - they understand more or less yes. they understand this arabic leaders, yes, that if damage is inflicted on israel, israel will retreat, then these are the days of their regimes, arab regimes, moderate pro-western ones, they are finished, iran, in turn , as long as it supports hezbollah, apparently understands that the situation is not exactly what they planned , they hold for a black day, a black day for them, this is a situation when israel will finally come to an agreement with the united states and receive a green light for liquidation. oh, the key story about the united states and president joseph biden's willingness to take concrete, tough military steps. we we understand that the specificity of israel is that there is no so-called strategic depth of defense. israel is a really small country, the size is a little smaller than the k

of this same group and movement, the countries of the iranian bloc from the yemeni houthis to the assadime in syria and hizballah in the north in lebanon and hamas in the south, plus, plus iraq, of all kinds, which is essentially a province of iran today, and that's all - they - understand more or less these arab leaders understand that if damage is inflicted on israel, israel will retreat, then the days of their regimes, arab regimes, moderate pro-western ones, are over. iran, in its turn, while supporting hizballah, apparently understands that the situation is not exactly as they planned, they keep it for a black day, a black day for them, this is the situation when israel will finally come to an agreement with the united states and receive the green light for the liquidation of the iranian nuclear program. oh, a key story about the united states and president joseph biden's readiness for specifics. tough military steps, we understand that this is the specificity of israel, that there is no so-called strategic depth of defense, israel is really a small state, the size is a little smal