, so for bahrain, it did not end there like other countries. to describe it accurately, there was a political... problem in bahrain in 2011 and it led to 13 years of not just a political problem but a political and humanitarian crisis now. our analysis of the situation in bahrain today, there are now uh as i said 1300 political prisoners, many of which are children. absolutely every opposition politic political association was dissolved, their leaders are either in prisons or in exile, especially always. association which has a white popular representation and even used to have the majority of parliament seats when it was allowed to participate in the elections in the parliamentary elections and also other prominent political associations like wad and amal. also all independent media channels and newspapers were shut down, so the assessment of the situation in bahrain is that instead of receiving their basic rights that they demanded, the bahraini people were suppressed. just even more than before 14 february 2011. the bahraini authorities even

our analysis of the situation in bahrain today, there are now, as i said, 1,300 political prisoners, many of which are children, absolutely every opposition politic political association was dissolved, their leaders are either in prisons or in exile, especially alwifaq association which has a wide popular representation and even used to have the majority of parliament seats when it was allowed to participate in the election. in the parliamentary elections and also other prominent political associations like waad and journalists and political commentator said joining us from london and thanks to researcher at bahrain forum for human rights, joining us from the lebance capital beirot with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of uh the news review, but stick around there is plenty more to come here on press tv. and that does for this additional world news, thanks for tuning and it's bye-bye for now, cool. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, need for collective pressure, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on pr

'who control the bulk of the trade in and around bahrain, whose whose surveillance systems have gone towards uh putting down and and violating human rights of the bahraini people and of course uh using bahrain as a base to not only spy on but to threaten the islamic republic of iran where of course the bahraini revolution has been inspired by in arabai in the lebanese capital beirout i want to get your thoughts on uh the uh february 14th uprising uh in bahrain and also the way that the likes of the flag bears of democracy, the united states for example, they dealt with the uh with the uprising uh and the hypocrisy that was so evident is the stationing of the us fifth fleet in bahrain had anything to do with that in your opinion? in bahrain, people demanded political, civil and and human rights and the political opposition leaders especially. insisted on dialogue with the al khalifa dynasty and insisted on peaceful methods to obtain basic rights, yet the al khalifa dynasty responded with severe suppression and massackers against the protesters with the help of the saudi uh forces call

the senior clear said the bahrain people cannot be defeated as they are determined in their struggles and will not back down. he said the bahrainis will remain glorious despite pro-western policies of the al khalifa regime. sheikh islam also touched on the operation alost the storm by palestinians, saying that it was move which came with great sacrifices to tackle. well people in bahrain have commemorated the 2011 up rising that sparked over demands for political and social reforms, including the end of the monarchy. however, the al khalifa regime responded with a crackdown, killing dozens and arresting hundreds. in press tv's news review program, we invited two guests to discuss the revolutionary movements by the bahranies. "we're watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. on the segment of the program, people in bahrain have held riley's marking the anniversary of the 2011 anti-government uprising in their country." the demonstrators waved the bahraini flag enchanted anti-government slogans and uprising on february 14th in 2011 was

bahrain is primarily an outpost for anglo-zionist imperialism in the persian gulf. the british navy is based there. the americans have huge interests, but largely the british who control the bulk of the trade in and around bahrain, whose whose surveillance systems have gone towards putting down and and violating human rights of the bahraini people. and of course uh using bahrain as a base to not only spy on, but to threaten the islamic republic of iran, where of course the bahraini revolution has been inspired by in the lebanese capital beirot, i want to get your thoughts on uh the uh february 14th uprising uh in bahrain and also the way that uh the likes of the flagbearers of democracy, the united states for example, they dealt uh with the uh with the uprising uh and the hypocrisy that was so evident is the stationing of the us fifth feet in bahrain had anything to do with that in your opinion? in bahrain people demanded political, civil and and human rights and the political opposition leaders, especially shikha kasim, insisted on dialogue with the al khalifa dyna

february 14 is not the day of bahrain only, but rather it is a day for bahrain and for the struggle between its right and wrong or its vice and virtue and the day of the ummah the day of the struggle within the context of the ummah the struggle also. in that context between vice and virtue, in light of this of that situation, which is further deteriorating regarding the policies of the state and the oppression and the humiliation of people and the elimination of religion and also violating dignity and honor, in this atmosphere, vice further expands, with this situation, is it religiously acceptable to stop resisting? logically, is it right to stop resisting? is it right? rationally to stop resisting, can the state resort to any means and in light of this, the people be silent, the people to submit its policies, to blindly walk in darkness and to... associate themselves completely from god and cling to the oppressed policies of the state, no, that's not acceptable, as long as human being is human, as long as the people in bahrain are human beings, although a certain level, they live as human

according to the bahraini prisoners affairs association, the bahrain. court adjurned the trial session of eight prisoners for 15 days on charges of participating in a popular demonstration in solidarity with the palestinian people. preparations for commemorating the anniversary began early this year, amits popular consensus rejecting the despotic rule and repression practiced by the bahraini regime. the bahraini opposition forces had announced on february 6th the slogan for this year's february 14 revolution anniversary, dubbing it, permanent construction and resilient patience. in their statement, the bahraini opposition also had a firm stance towards the western hegemony in the region where they held the al khalifa regime fully responsible for shedding any drop of blood from the peoples of the region which are subjected to continuous american british zionist aggression. in this context, the bahraini opposition also condemned the renewal of this aggression on iraq, syria and yemen, confirming that this alliance is the cause of destruction in the region

in a statement, the political council of the february 14 youth coalition in bahrain reiterated that this year will be an important milestone for the bahraini people. to reaffirm the resilience of their true revolution and not to compromise its basic goals. this, according to the political council requires greater coordination among the people and opposition forces to consolidate political and constitutional rights and not to relinquish the independence and full sovereignty of the country. commemorating the 13th anniversary of the february 14 revolution in bahrain this year takes a gaza flavor in solidarity with palestine and as a rejection of the regime's alignment with the israeli occupation. the anniversary comes a time when trials and arrests continue for simply expressing opinions and protesting, including voicing solidarity with palestine. dozens of bahraini youths were arrested following the crackdown on protests, expressing solidarity with the palestinian people and resistance, demanding an end to normalization and the expulsion of the israeli entity ambassador from the country. a

is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali al faiz for being with us, mr. ali alfiz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th. the bahraini revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizbullah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hisbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology. it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political and social work, proving to be the compass guiding towards nationalism, resistance, unity, and serving the people. for 42 years of jihad, hisbullah faced. zionist israel, which destabilized the region, occupied palestine and parts of lebanon, syria, jordan, and egypt, considering its army and invincible force. however, hezbulah defeated it with resounding defeats in its three wars on lebanon, the latest is still ongoing in support of our brothers and sisters in palestine. more details

to the speech by the top bahraini cliric shasam, this is the anniversary of the 2011 uprising of bahrain, and he mentioned quite a bit terms of the way the determination for change, which is what bahrainis have wanted, will not be defeated, complete independence from the american occupation is at the core of what he stated, which will be achieved in bahrain at some point, he said the operational storm also will not. is it will increase the storm is a bold beginning for a great jihad and gaza is a war between the satan and people of faith and uh elaborated quite a bit when it came to the resistance that it's necessary in order to bring about change. february 14th is a special day for bahrain in that regard and for the struggle between vice and virtue. all of the ummah is heading towards victory. he said no one has an excuse, there is no neutrality in this battle. normalization with israel obviously uh is against. muslims and islam and means aligning against islam and human dignity and eliminating islam as a whole, those collaborating against resistance are infidels and at the end they tal

is still alive and proven to be the right way forward for bahrain and its people. well, thank you very much, mr. ali alfiz for being with us, mr. ali alfiz, bahrain political activist and human rights advocate for sharing your thoughts about the 13th anniversary of the bahraini. revolution this year, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned, because next we will be talking about 42 years of hizbullah in lebanon. now 42 years have passed since the inception of hisbullah, which started with limited resources, but with a committed islamic ideology, it outlined the paths of cultural, jihadist, political, and social work, proving to be the compass guiding towards nationalism, resistance, unity and serving the people. for 42 years of jihad, hazbullah faced zionist israel. which destabilized the region, occupied palestine and parts of lebanon, syria, jordan, and egypt, considering its army and invincible force. however, hezbulah defeated it with resounding defeats in its three wars on lebanon. the latest is still ongoing in support of our brothers and sisters in palestine.

like total war uh against yemen they will really need that base in bahrain but even bahrain actually does will not add uh anything uh to the uh to this prosperity uh guardian coalition and the and as well now the european union here in sanha they have sent a clear message and warning uh to european union that any country that will be involved in a indirectly attacking yemens uh with the united kingdom and united states this mean they they're going to become a legitimate uh target to uh to yemani armed force and is really silly for the united states when they're say that this uh uh that yemany are targeting uh ships from around the world is not thousands of ships have crossed the red sea since the beginning of this uh blue kaay is only against israel and they have expanded uh to reach us and uk shop ships because of their attack on yemen and i just want to say that channel 13 uh the israeli channel 13 has released on tuesday or revealed how israeli is using as they say road uh from dubai through saudi arabia to jordan hundreds of trucks is coming a daily basis to the zig state of isra

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mediast stream. everyone, you're watching. the headlines, more palestinians are killed as israel keeps pounding gaza on the 132nd day of its on the vasiige strip. international pressure is mounting on his. to refrain from a planned ground invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa and the un says us decision to release yemen's ansarla movement as a terrorist group could inflict serious harm on the country's devastated economy.

we are against the fact that american fighters use the airspace and soil of bahrain to bomb yemen.you saw at the beginning of the program and in a report the expansion of the zionist regime's attacks against rafah , located on the palestinian-egyptian border , has opened up new dimensions to the gaza war. the zionist regime is seeking to dominate an important axis in rafah, an axis known as philadelphia or saladin, which was previously based on the peace agreement between israel and egypt means the camp david agreement to dominate this axis with egypt. some media , including the american associated press, quoted egyptian officials as saying that if israel attacks the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip on the border with egypt, egypt may suspend the camp david peace treaty with this regime. introduction i am having a conversation with mr. hossein roybaran , an expert. west asian issues , mr. roibran. hello, as a first question, i want to know how important this crossing, the rafah crossing, and these two axes, that is, the philadelphia axis, are actually one axis, in fact,

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the medie stream.the world health organization says israel is denying its request to get aid to people in need in gaza where the health system is absolutely overburrded. pro palestine activist stage protest actions outside two uk based firms over role. in uh fueling israeli regime's genocide in the gaza strip and hezballa warns israel's latest strikes on southern lebanon will not go unanswered, vowing movement's response is sure to come.

we are against the fact that american fighters use the airspace and soil of bahrain to bombard yemen. to attack yemen. as in the beginning program and in a report, you saw the expansion of the zionist regime's attacks against rafah, which is located on the palestinian-egyptian border , has opened new dimensions to the war in gaza. the basis of the peace agreement between israel and egypt is the agreement. egypt has dominated this axis. some media , including the american associated press news agency, quoted egyptian officials as saying that if israel attacks the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip on the border with egypt, egypt may suspend the camp david peace treaty with this regime. bring it out with this introduction, i am having a conversation with mr. hossein royvaran, an expert on western and asian issues . hello mr. roybran. as a first question , i would like to know that this rafah crossing and these two axes, the philadelphia axis, are actually one axis. with two terms, the philadelphia axis or salahuddin axis , how important is it if the zionists dominate it, and w

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the medie stream. welcome back to the news here on press tv. in the egyptian capital cairo, negotiations are underway to bring more than four months of the us-israely genocide in gaza to halt. the palestinian resistance moved hamas says it has sent a delegation to cairo to meet with the egyptian and qatari mediators. the turkish president recep typ erdogan has also arrived in kairo for talks with president abdul fatal sisi. the heads of spy agencies, musad and shinbet, sat down with us, egyptian and gotari representatives on tuesday to secure a ceasefire deal. no significant breakthrough has been achieved. the negotiations that are set to take another three days. israel media has revealed that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is opposed to proposal put forward by spy chiefs a deal. amas has accused netanyahu of trying to buy time to pursue his own agenda while proposing a ceasefire. hamas wants a full health to israeli strikes, troop withdrawal and prisoners swap among other conditions. the head of th

this was horner in bahrain last week for testing. now knowing he will stay on as chief. the investigation was completed before the lights go out for the first grand prix of the year — but given the chance of an appeal, this might not be the end of the road. laura scott, bbc news, milton keynes. andy murray says he's unlikely to play beyond the summer, but hopes to be given another chance to compete at what would be a fifth olympic games. the three—time grand slam winner took olympic gold at both london 2012 and rio 2016. but he's struggling this season — he's been knocked out in the second round of the dubai championships by ugo humbert. he says he's getting bored of questions on his future, and won't talk about it again until he decides to quit. he's currently ranked 67th in the world, but could get into the draw for the paris olympics as a former champion. daniil medvedev says murray will be missed when he does eventually call it a day. first of all, he's a fun guy, and a great guy to be around. so that's always a great quality in life, i think. then for sure, he's an

trade aspect of this morocco a 128% increase and then you have egypt that 73.5 uh followed by uh bahrain 54.5. i mean isn't that a stab in the back to the palestinians? there's no doubt that that's a stab in the back and what else do we expect from from these kings from these rulers who impose their uh their their their system on their people who are oppressing their own people um "a country like yemen who just survived the war, takes a solid stance against israel and attempts to help their palestinian brothers by by engaging aid to israel at their front and you find you find their own muslim brothers, so callalled muslim brothers in in the shape of countries like bahrain, um, qatar, morocco, who are basically..." jeopardizing the action of the yemanies by stabbing them in the back, by giving way and giving space to israeli supporters. this is no doubt a stab in the back, and the the one thing that these so-called arab rulers need to understand is that history will not forget the crimes that they have committed, the crime that they have committed against their muslim brothers, the crime

goods. from what we're looking at uh you have countries like the uae, egypt, morocco, jordan and bahrain um where their exports to israel has increased and there's even uh reports of how uh because of the red sea tensions uh the land area that involves uh whether it's saudi arabia, the uae or egypt for route to be taken to reach the occupied palestinian lands, leading the trade aspect of this morocco a 128% increase, and then you have egypt that 73.5, followed by bahrain, 54.5. i mean, isn't that a stab in the back to the palestinians? there's no doubt that that's a stab in the back, and what else do we expect from from these kings, from these rulers? 'who impose their their their their system on their people, oppressing their own people a country like yemen who just survived the war takes a solid stance against israel and attempts to help their palestinian brothers by by engaging aid to israel at their front and you find you find their own muslim brothers so callalled muslim brothers in'. the shape of countries like bahrain, um, qatar, morocco, who are basically jepodizing the action of

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mide east stream. welcome back. the leader of the hezbollah resistance movement has pledged retaliation for israel's killing of civilians in south lebanon, yet analysts believe that even such retaliation will be precisely calculated occurt in beirot mariam sale as more on the marterdom anniversary of three. prominent leaders as well as secretary general vow that the resistance will retaliate for the israeli strikes that killed civilians in south lebanon, considering them deliberate massacres. i tell friend and foe, the enemy will pay in blood for the bloodshit of our women and children in the last few days in nabatia and sawana and other towns of south lebanon. alice believe nasara's words are very significant, but so is his deliberate silence on several issues. this is the... general approach with syd hassan always takes uh trying to keep the enemy always in a state of psychological fear, not expecting not being able to anticipate how the retaliation might come. hasbullah declared it launched a first retaliation fo

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the midiast stream. welcome back hisbolla's leader says. "the lebanese resistance movement will stick to its anti-israel operations until the aggression against gaza stops. said hasan asso said, this is moral duty and a strategic interest for lebanon. he made the remarks in a televised speech in response to criticism that the movement's anti-israel operations could endanger the arab country. he argued that a weak israel would benefit the whole region while a strong israel would pose a greater threat. he said if the regime emerges victorious in the gaza. or it may decide to invade lebanon again as it did in the 1980s. nasa said israel only understands a language of force since it doesn't respect international resolutions. the hezbolah leader also touched a flurry of visits by western delegations to lebanon. he said their only purpose is to get security guarantees for israel so settlers can return to their homes in areas near lebanon. all of these delegations which came which brought with them. proposals and ideas and suggestions and mechanis

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the midiast stream. this week's episode of iran tech is our special coverage of the 14th annual nano technology exhibition of iran iran nano 2023 where iran proves to the worldwide ranks. fourth globally and first in west asia in nano science production, this is where 140 companies come together to showcase their latest achievements in nanotechnology, so join us as we take a look around and showcase the best, exhibition has to offer. uh the progress between saudi arabia and israel was was progressing incredibly well, we'll build new corridor of peace and prosperity that connects asia through the uae, saudi arabia. jordan, israel to europe.

those ships by the yemanis in support of the gazans uh but very few regional countries except for bahrain showed up to join be part of that coalition as well well as uh the us's european allies uh spain germany they all uh abstained from joining us basically the uk and the us i think i believe australia bahrain and another country. not a regional country, country far off, i think it's a sweden or norway if i'm not mistaken, but uh, make a long story uh, short, the yemenese have now engaged those ships because they have attacked yemen soil resulting in casualties, but the amening arm forces said they will continue intercepting israely bound and israely linked ships, as a result they've had to now uh target us and uk ships, both uh military and commercial vessels. so it's a powerder down there in the red and arabian seas, but the yeminies say they will not stop these operations and will continue to support palestinians until the day that the aggression. that's a rally there from saada yemen, that's right for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now.

this weekend's bahrain grand prix takes place on saturday — not sunday — because of ramadan.w an intriguing first and second practice, with lewis hamilton leading a mercedes one—two with his team—mate george russell. however, the three—time world champion max verstappen appeared to be the fastest as expected, when the teams switched to race—simulation runs later in the session. fi journalist inge stracke joins us now. what do you make of that? you said it already, mack's first apron dust max verstappen said they revved up the engine more than we did. we concentrate on our things, we don't look at what they do, and we don't look at what they do, and we will find pole position tomorrow. louis hamilton said it's almost as shock to see where we are now. mercedes have redesigned their car after last year having the first winless season since 2011. so they seem to have done something right and there own words overwinter, and hamilton of course didn't mean the shockin hamilton of course didn't mean the shock in a negative way. but it remains to be seen where everybody will be in qua

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mediast stream. "we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions. our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1,00, one. innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make alkida look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the 13th anniversary of the bahraini revolution this year comes amits the unlimited engagement of the al khalifa regime with the american zionist access and its continued disregard for the values of the bahraini people and their religious and national principles

number of political prisoners who are still languishing in the presence of the al khalifa regime in bahrain which have housed 500 detainees over the years since the beginning of the february 14th 2011 bahraini revolution. members of the bahraini opposition have been judged in illegitimate courts on political, sectarian and grounds with fabricated malicious charges, many political detainees have been sentenced to death or life imprisonment with revocation of citizenship based on confessions extracted under torture in brutalizing interrogation rooms with ready-made charges determined by the executioners, and yet the revolution lingers to its 13th year. bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mide east stream. your headlines on press tv: the palestinian red crecent says israeli forces have kidnapped nearly two dozen dozen of his medical staff and patients at the al-amal hospital in khan unis. a senior un official says israel is using hunger as a weapon to kill civil. in gaza warning that 25% of gazans are dying of hunger and the rights advocacy group says 77 out of 99 journalists who los

of victory and the day of retreating one's dignity, the day of god's help of islam will return to bahrain the islamic morals will spread, and complete independence will be achieved, independence from american. corruption and the corruption from all over the world, this day, this day will come, god willing, and nothing will prevent it, neither satan's policies or the american or israeli or western policies and the bahraini people. will remain an honourable, glorious people, and they are doing everything in their capability, the people of, so this people will. be defeated, will not back down, and will not stop striving for the day of victory, which will come god willing, and will come very clearly, the victory of the um cannot be divided, and the victory. for the ummah would only come about when all countries and all peoples achieve victory, storm began and will not back down, it began and will increase, it will not ease. it began to strengthen, not to weaken.

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the medity stream. libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the trip based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amied the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent genocide in the gaza street. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart. what mainstream news outlets conveniently leave outs with breaking news. from around the world, we are here to bring to you, we fill in the blanks. we are the other side of the story, the less represented side of the story. we are tellers of inconvenien

bahrain continues to rise up, this... week on the medie stream. first to be headlines on the 131st dayus-israeli genocide in gaza, occupation forces intensify attacks on the southern city of ruffa despite wide spread international warnings. efforts in egypt to seasfire deal in gaza have reportedly failed to make a breakthrough, talks that will continue for another three days and lebanon's resistance movement conducts a missile attack on an israeli military base in the northern occupied palestinian territories.

more embarrassment for bahrain.onal circuit has had to be delayed for track repairs. the morning session on the final day was stopped for two hours to fix a loose drain cover on turn 11. thursday's morning session had to be cancelled for a similar issue there. the season starts in bahrain next weekend. in the first two days of testing, defending champion max verstappen and ferrari's carlos sainz have been quickest. a quick reminder of our top story. a very good day for england, going past 300 for the loss of seven wickets on the first day against india. our century forjoe root. we need to runs, and so did england. at tenth century against india. that is a record, putting him to the top of a record, putting him to the top of a very illustrious list. it will resume in the morning on day two as england looked a level that series against india. they are to— one down with another test to play after this one. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. fro

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more embarrassment for bahrain.he second day running, formula one testing at the international circuit has had to be delayed for track repairs. the morning session on the final day was stopped for two hours to fix a loose drain cover on turn 11. thursday's morning session had to be cancelled for a similar issue there. the season starts in bahrain next weekend. in the first two days of testing defending champion max verstappen and ferrari's carlos sainz have been quickest. saudi arabian side al hilal are through to the quarterfinals of the afc champions league after knocking out iranian side sepahan. they led 3—1 from the first leg, but found themselves trailing in riyadh when farshad ahmadzadeh gave sepahan a glimmer of hope early in the second half. but after going down to ten men, al hilal capitalised, scoring an equaliser before ruben neves�* long range effort giving them the lead on the night. aleksander mitrovic added another in stoppage time for a 6—2 aggregate win and their 25th straight win in all competitio

bahrain, as -- mentioned, is the only arab countries to join the.hat -- on strikes. we will let you know. jordan is one of the closest u.s. allies, so i think the biden administration is

bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mediast stream. now uh, mr. ambassador, there's been talk about uniting the rival factions in tobruk and tripoli, can you expect good news in the near future regarding this? yes, we will see positive news in this. object in the near future, the ice of differences between the two sides began to melt, especially after the derna disaster and how the libyan people and politicians in the country came to help, they forgot their differences and pass pains. okay, thank you for that, mr. ambassador, now let's move to the issue of palestine, which you know right now is the number one issue in the world, and libya, we have seen has voice support to the measures taken by the international court of justice to prevent a genocide in gaza strip. through the case presented by south africa. now uh, can you tell us what your country is doing to ensure that the israeli regime complies with this ruling by the icj? our country and most arab, islamic and even international countries do not have authority over the israeli occupation to

naval base here in bahrain, home of the navy's 5th fleet. arrived here in the middle east on sunday. each day we have learn of new attacks from iranian-backed militias. american soldiers have died, and american warships and aircraft are under fire. the number of attacks from houthi militants are increasing, and some of their weapons are getting closer. a senior defense official here in bahrain just moments ago telling us exclusively that about ten minutes ago, the f-18 superhornets bombed ten unmanned drones in western yemen that were preparing to launch. that is how dynamic this situation. also, just hours ago, there was another attack. the uss kearny shooting down a ballistic missile and several drones that were heading their way. we're also learning new details about that attack on a u.s. destroyer last night that was the uss gravely. and the houthi missile came within a mile of the battleship that is significant. why? because it forced sailors to use their final line of defense. bottom line, despite the biden administration's efforts to

for now, good night from bahrain, home of the u.s.ck to the super bowl. >> i want to win it. >> a familiar foe stands in their way. >> i don't want to compare myself to mahomes. >> i struggle to talk when i can not use all of the words that i want to use. >> we are going to work on it, vern. good evening, we are ramping up our super bowl coverage. welcome to this special report i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm uncle vern. we have 10 more days. you can catch it right here. >> right here. >> the 9ers are basking in the glory of their championship victory, we are, too, they enjoyed a few well deserved days off before the biggest game of their season. >> yeah, they had fun at chase center last night sitting courtside watching the warriors, steph curry showed them some love, chase young, kittle they all got their custom warriors jersey as for the super bowl, curry explained he is conflicted about who to root for. >> obviously being here, you know, you love the city, the 9ers get it done. i do love mahomes

number of political prisoners who are still languishing in the presence of the al khalifa regime in bahrain which have housed 5,000 detainees over the years since the beginning of the february. 14, 2011 bahraini revolution. members of the bahraini opposition have been judged in illegitimate courts on political, sectarian and religious grounds with fabricated malicious charges. many political detinees have been sentenced to death or life imprisonment with revocation of citizenship based on confessions extracted under torture in brutalizing interrogation rooms with ready-made charges determined by the executioners, and yet the revolution lingers to its third. year, bahrain continues to rise up this week on the midiast stream. if you take israel for what it is, an outgrowth of the united states in west asia than the wars that the israeli military is fighting, or america's by extension, and it is. it's not just figurative thing to say, israel would not have survived in the past seven decades without american support. the united states has showered israel with billions in financial aid, military

bahrain because bahrain has no role, but let's concentrate on ksa and kingdom of saudi arabia, what is the solution? representing illusions, not solutions, but what iran did was a practical, pragmatic solution to the cause of palestine by creating, by giving the idea of resistance. i don't want to say that iran was the one, that the islamic revolution of iran was the one that created this you frontline of resistance, but iran was has the main role in coordination between them, in empowering them. now we see when gaza is under attack, yemen is there, iraq is there, syria is... there, lebanon is there, because this idea has been, developed, this idea has been spread across the region, because there is solid solution iran is presenting in front of the solution. that the so that that united states of america is looking after, it's not a solution, of course they want to resolve all things in their own favor, they want to right, if they could have done they have wiped out the palestinian map from from from palestinians from the map, but this was something that the idea of the islamic revo

the sentence that is reflected in all the reports and books of the ministry of foreign affairs of bahraince the achaemenid period, as the shah and the head of the pahlavi special intelligence bureau say in his memoirs that during the time of prime minister alam mohammad reza, he ordered a three-person commission with alam and mansour to election of members of the 10th parliament. every day, mansour came to alam's house with a bag full of names, whoever he wanted. he approved and did not want anyone he ordered to delete. after the work was finished and the science was approved , the selection of these people was arranged. only the people who were approved in this commission removed their heads from fund a and nothing else. of course, the imam had a plan to disrupt the morusi and royal government and establish the rule of the people over the people. as soon as that system collapses, we have his successor. and an islamic system, an islamic republic based on public opinion and based on islamic laws. even a month after pi. one day, the islamic revolution of the people of iran will be formed on

the sentence that is reflected in all the reports and books of the ministry of foreign affairs of bahrain since the achaemenid period, which states that it was administered as a function of pars province. to this day, always part. hossein ferdous, shah's childhood friend and head of pahlavi's special intelligence office, says in his memoirs that during the prime ministership of alam mohammad reza, he ordered that alam and mansour i will form a 3-member commission to elect parliament members. every day, mansour came home with a bag full of names. science approved whoever it wanted and ordered to remove whoever it did not want . after finishing work. and the approval of science was given for the selection of these people . morosi and royal as well as establishing the rule of the people over the people had a plan. as soon as that system collapses, we have its successor and an islamic system, an islamic republic based on public votes and relying on the laws of islam. even one month after the victory of the islamic revolution of the people of iran, that is, 20 march , by order of imam seh. ref