it seemed before, before this trip was done. that with the arrival of baiden, we may at least witnessew hours that these bombings will be stopped a little in order to maintain appearances, but we can see that without there are no restrictions, even if they maintain appearances, they have nothing to do. the president of the united states has not mentioned the zionist crime last night, he has not condemned them, and even though he is present in the occupied territories, the bombings continue . europeans don't even care about appearances in the face of zionist crimes. yes, look at america. you mentioned europe and the zionists who continue these bombings. today, i heard that a school was attacked by the united nations school and several students were martyred. become a teacher, see these are a collection and the interests of europe are the interests of the united states, the interests of the united states are the interests of the zionist regime and are connected to each other . therefore, we must see all the actions of these countries, the european countries, the united states, and the z

consistent inconsistent with who we are and who i am, i'll always stand up for our values current. the baidenvince bin salman to sign a peace agreement with the israeli regime while helping the kingdom launch a civilian nuclear program. it's a far cry from biden's pledge during his presidential campaign to treat prince muhammad bin salman and his kingdom as a paraya for the murder of khashoji. more than dozen human rights groups recently released a joint statement accusing the biden administration of helping aid salman's rehabilitation on the world stage, and asking it to prioritize significant and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years into rashoji's death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, nor even in turkey where local media once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020, turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absensia as the saudis refused. to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022, the case was halted. last year a turkish court transferred its trial and absenture of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups.

netanyahu, i think in these circumstances. and given that there's an antagonism between president baiden and netanyahu, i think one of the things we can't discount is a possible coup in the in the regime itself, and that would be an unsettling thing, but many in the in israeli society would support it at this stage, there's discontent in the military itself, and number before the events of this month, number of military figures, intelligence figures were saying that you know denouncing the regime, denouncing the apartite on the west bank, um, denouncing the uh the operations of of the current regime, so there's there's a huge internal divide there, and that is now being assailed by these huge blows to its reputation, and of course the actual physical blows by the resistance, and that's not over, it's still not over, apparently also, of course international events have been catalyzed by it, one report recently says that the the moves towards saudi normalization with the zionist regime were... um stalled by the resistance assault um on saturday, so all of these factors are really com havin

he allows him to enter the white house and meet with baiden or not, and in the end, they will be forcedmeet each other on the sidelines of the un general assembly, because mr. biden is very angry about netanyahu's positions regarding the judicial reform bill . regarding the solution, i apologize to you. be us, we are following the news section of 15 and 30, which is news and we will be back, following the developments in palestine.

baiden is a bloodsucker. 30% reduction in internet disruption. the minister of communications and information technology said on the sidelines of today's meeting of the government board: a committee has been formed to regulate the internet in the supreme council of cyber ​​space, and based on the findings , the disruption in the internet network has decreased by 30% in the last two months. iranian technologists present at the 2023 uae innovation and technology exhibition discussed with the activists and investors present at this event for more bilateral cooperation. 36 danian iranian companies participated in this exhibition. transferring experience and creating a two-way path between technologists present in iran and all over the world. this is a summary of the networking event of technologists on the sidelines of the dubai innovation and technology exhibition. good networking was done. our friends, two of us, two of us, how many of us together, in fact, we are planning serious cooperation in various fields, from fintech to energy, to drug discu

baiden in his remarks did, he actually encouraged crime against humanity being committed by the israeliorces as well as the the kind of ethnic cleansing of the palestinians themselves inside and and the other the other side of the international community if you like is is totally against the the israeli aggression as well as the against the israeli occupation which has been going on for for the last 75 years and we have seen demonstrations public. union shifting to support the palestinian because they are they they are just simply demanding their rights, and the freedom and independence of their own state, so while the western countries like the united states for example, condemning the occupation of the what they call the occupation of russia of ukraine, they are encouraging on daily basis the occupation of the palestinial l by israel to continue for another 100 years, so it's it's double standard and we have seen this before many, many times and i am very worried about the fact that they are treating the the islamic republic of iran because of it support for the palestinian cause, and

international forces that could be arab, i do not know exactly, but today israel must not say no to baiden who is entering very sensitive political stage as an election year is to begin, and what he does here can allow him to win the election, and we should help him. if he asked us to open a humanitarian corridor, we should do so. what's wrong with that? when it doesn't inflict harm on our soldiers and the israeli army, so we should do so. biden needs that. mr. hadi alkubabai, you smiled. what do you think about danny illon's remarks in which he said israel shouldn't say no to biden, and about biden's statements on a plan to let the palestinian authority govern gaza after the elimination. scene is a scene where a guard of a palace failed to guard it, so the landowner came to enter the palace. since they won, the us has used the imperative form such as israel must. bydon, blincon, sullavan and austin have always used the word must, they meant with the war cabinet. blincon had eight-hour meeting with its members while biden met them yesterday. so there is a direct us management, regarding th

baiden and his democratic party said the us has a duty to help ukraine and why it's critically important for the united states and our allies that we keep our commitment. we can support ukraine and the next tranch we need, and there is another means by which we may be able to uh find funding for that, but i'm not going to get into that now. however, the issue has become so politicized in washington that the... fate of vital military aid is now in jeeparty. the us has approved four rounds of aid to ukraine totaling about 113 billion dollars with some of that money going towards replenishment of us military equipment that was sent to the frontlines. since the beginning of russia's war in ukraine, the american taxpayers provided ukraine with 113 billion dollars. over the 583 days of war between fed. 24th, 2022 in the end of the month, that averages $6.8 billion dollars per month, or $223 million dollars per day. there's a lot of things that we need to fix in our country before we borrow money to try to perpetuate a war in another country. there are also widespread concern over corruption in

baiden had said recently that if there were not an israel the us would have would have to invent one. president. even touched upon the unprecedented global outrage and fury against the henous crimes being committed by the tel aviv regime in gaza. he slammed international community for remaining tight lipped in the face of the israeli massacre of palestinians with the backing of us. he added that the israeli crimes against palestinians are glaring example of war crimes and crimes against humanity. south africa's foreign minister. the pandora is in tehvan upon an official invitation by her iranian counterpart hussein amir abdullahyan. during a meeting in terwan on sunday, the top diplomats discussed issues of mutual interest as well as the recent developments in west asia. gisumisha ahmadi has the details. heading a high-ranking delegation. south africa's foreign minister arrived in the iranian capital tehran to hold talks with. high-ranking iranian officials, first stop, iran's foreign ministry. the two sides sat down for talks. the foreign ministers emphasized on expanding bilateral r

massacre of the people of gaza was not only limited to sending equipment. this image from the visit of baidenial forces are in the occupied territories. the image that was originally published by anna's white house instagram page. but after an hour, the images of american soldiers disappeared. delta forces, which are said to have infiltrated gaza in an operation with the zionists, and eventually a number of them were killed. also, the axios news site announced that biden sent a three-star marines general named james glynn and several other military officers to tel aviv for advice before the ground operation in gaza. that bill clinton allocated 2.4 billion dollars annually to help the zionist regime. and then george bush increased this number in 209 . 3 billion dollars a year in aid to the zionists , in the last barack obama increased this figure again. three billion dollars a year means more than 10 million dollars a day in aid to the war budget. year from the place of income of taxes. seyyed mohsen hosseini khabari sedavasima. so in this moment we must be crystal clear, we stand with israel,

learned the president abbas has decided to um to uh to to to not hall a meeting with us president baidenutes ago, so uh. of course, the palestinians in gaza are disappointed by the fact that the palestinian authority, for example, has been blocking resistance fighters from engaging israeli forces in the west bank, and definitely they will not be happy about him, i'm talking about president abbas, meaning president biden, that's for sure, we've seen this every war, every place and this is the situation right now, i see, ash, as we are speaking, we also have those images and uh, ramala, let's go back and see what's going on there, because few minutes ago, when i was started asking you the first question, this uh black art vehicle just moving fast as if it was going. to run over the people are just scared them away from that hospital from the around that square where people have gathered and uh they were chanting slogans loud there they were simply venting their outrage at what's been going on in gaza and especially with this recent attack on the hospital there now we also have uh reports t

yes, he announced in his news that this crime is taking place in the shadow of baiden's visit to israel this genocide, yes, in a way to connect it to the current political support and military equipment of the united states of the zionist regime. yes , i meant that your question was that why he commits such a crime. one point i wanted to say was that it has historical roots , that is, it is in the blood of this regime, the crime of life is a crime in the blood and root of this regime, that is, since the establishment of the regime, they have been committing crimes like this until today, however, today we have at least a few independent media that can show these things and inform the world, so let it be a historical root discussion, that from the beginning, in dealing with the issue of farstin, their main purpose was to kill, even in you know that the first crime was after the birth of children having this crime actually happened last night and more than a thousand people were martyred, two-thirds of them were children. this is one of the main principles of the regime in dealing with the

worth of weapons all supplied by america. also played by the american congress, also played by joe baiden and every president uh before him from 1967 and not 1940 years. yes, i i i did hear what was said about the unions being used, we all know about the white phosphorus that that is incenry device in itself which fire the buildings burns through to the human b and contact with the skin uh, you know is really weapons of war is being battle test. on the palestinians and perhaps what we're witnessing is new form of her weapon being used by the israelis on the innocent civilian uh population of palestine so that they can then sell it to whoever the uh accomplices are in india with the likes of moday and people like that who buy weapons battle tested against civilians in gaza both uh christians and muslims who suffer from these barbaric - attacks and they they they are sold as as battle tested and uh they are sold as being uh productive and being of good use in reducing civilian populations to their essence which is blood uh bone and dust and for what's perspective on the self-defense argumen

baiden is a bloodsucker. jewish groups opposed to the war gathered inside and outside the us congress building and called for an end to the attacks of the zionist regime and the war in gaza. al-hura network reporter said. a report of this gathering said: some jews in this gathering expressed their sympathy with the people of gaza and said: what happened today in gaza passes, another holocaust is coming. some also called for the trial of benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime. rallies were held in various american cities to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime. in chicago, the demonstrators demanded an immediate stop to the attacks and aggressions of this regime on the gaza strip and the immediate sending of humanitarian aid to this region. a demonstration was held in front of the white house in washington to protest the zionist regime's attack on a hospital in gaza. protesters condemned america's cooperation with the zionist regime and biden's support for tel aviv's crimes. another r

baidene himself, who entered politics when he was young, he entered politics. one he has a sentence that he has always repeated, and he repeated it last week, that if israel were not for america , israel would have established something for its own interests, for its own interests and for the interests of the zionists. basically , mr. biden, you are a very basic zionist , you know many of the jews. they are against zionism. now some of the jews are at all, but not as much as biden. you may have covered the news that yesterday a significant crowd went to the congress and was jewish and opposed to israel's crimes and demonstrated , so one problem mr. biden does not have a second problem. pollen to the cabinet of mr. biden, who is in the cabinet of mr we have a record number of zionists in the history of the united states. we have never had a situation where both the foreign minister is a zionist and the head of the security intelligence agencies is a zionist. do you have a chief of staff for your internal security minister? yes , for example, we had a zionist foreign minister. mr. kissinge

true, this is what netanyahu and baiden said, that the palestinian resistance must be crushed, crushingscenarios: first, strikes without land advancement. the probability of resorting to this scenario is medium and is being used already. the second is to try and dissect gaza and separate its areas, which will be a limited invasion. and the third scenario is inclusive land invasion and missile attacks. this will be a trap in which the israeli army will get caught in. a land invasion will be very costly for the israeli army, and there will be palestinian casualties. resistance is ready for the scenario. there is fourth scenario which is not talked about much. will the resistance axes or al gore's allies allow crushing the gaza strip? this is a question that israelis asked. i believe that the resistance in lebanon actually set the red lines and broad lines, and it will not allow the invasion scenario to take place. and here we are talking about the scenario of major battle, which means setting west asia on fire. let us now go to the south of lebanon which witnesses israeli aggressions and

in all the phone calls he took with baiden today, mr. netanyahu states that i should send my military forces into gaza. the reason he is stating is that hamas has humiliated us with this attack. for this reason, he says that i should send my military forces into gaza, because this attack was really humiliating for the zionist regime. but regarding the second question you asked , basically, in my opinion, lebanon's hezbollah is not comparable to the palestinian resistance, because the palestinian resistance it can be said that the link is weaker there is resistance in the region. in terms of deterrence power, lebanon's hezbollah acts much higher than the palestinian resistance, so that since 2000 , israel still dares to attack lebanon's hezbollah. today's lebanon is not comparable to lebanon 206. hezbollah is not comparable today. today, hezbollah is completely dominant even in ground wars, because it has spent a decade fighting terrorists in syria . hezbollah will refrain because it knows that hezbollah's response will be far more severe

future of the planet that uh, i personally cannot wait for it to come in fully into being. you see baidenollapse. in in people leaving israel and all these carpet baggers, the carpet bomb gaza, but israel is free of carpet baggers, they have their joint nationalities, they can go back to russia, back to america, back to france, back to britain, back to belgium, back to the netherlands and and i so wish they would and take their hatred and take their intolerance and take their blood lust and thirst for uh the... of palestinians with them, so things have already changed, i do genely believe that, the question is, what happens to the gazans in the meantime, what happens to the people in the west bank, while the rest of humanity wit for this multi-polar society and world order which is going to be based, i believe on mutual respect on mutual tolerance and mutual benefit, the freeers that are raising. tide lifts all ships, we should end western hegemony where the elite are raping the rest of the world of its money, resources and its power and have a multipolar world society based on treating p

baiden had said recently that if there were not an israel, the us would have to invent one.esident raisi then touched upon the unprecent presented global outrage and fury against the henous crimes being committed by the tel aviv regime in gaza. islam the international community for remaining tight-lipped in the face of the israeli massacre of palestinians with the us backing. he added, the israeli crimes against palestinians a glaring example of war crimes and crimes against humanity. demonstrators have gathered that iraq's main border crossing with jordan to express solid. اليوم غزه تحترق نساؤهم يموتون، اطفالهم يموتون، شيخهم يموتون، ولم تدخل لهم المساعدات اليوم وخفه احتجاجييه في منفذ طريب من المقاومات الاسلاميه الشريفه كتائب حزب الله العصائب السلام الشيوخ العشائر الحشد الشعبي اليوم نقف لمده اسبوع. اذا ما فتحت المساعدات الى غزه لنا وقته منافذ وندخل الى الى الحدود الاردنيه نحضر رئيس الجمهوريه العراقيه نحدد رئيس البرلمان نحدد رئيس الوزراء لحد هذه اللحظه لم يتصل المساعدات الى هذه الشباب المقامات الاسلاميه اليوم في منفذ طريبيل اليوم المساعدات لم تصل الى غزه جايبين المساعدات محدو

which was cancelled yesterday, it's supposed to have jordan, egypt, the palestinian authority and baiden in, what are they going to discuss? we know what biden wanted, and biden make it very clear, even after the bombardment of the baptist hospital in gaza, he went out and said, well it's not israel, it's you know the internal issue, palestinian bomb bombarded that, it's not israel, so what he is going to disc discuss with egypt and jordan and the palestinian authority, definitely they were talking about you know eliminating the palestinian resistance in the gaza strip as well as in west bank because there were als so some negotiations between the israelis, jordanians, egyptians and the palestinians, to eliminate the palestinian resistance in the west bank, and the palestinian make it very clear that we can't get into the palestinian refugee cams especially in west bank, so it will be your role to do it. that was so clear and everybody knows it, so what they were talking about is to eliminate the palestinian resistance. not only in gaza but also in the west bank, and it's so clear that t

coverage has been holy unequal, um, there's been a lot of focus from... politicians themselves like baidenon den lion going to israel, going to tel aviv, going to these places that are currently perpetrating one of the worst atrocities that we've seen in recent history, and it's it feels not only unfair, but just not right, i mean france and germany are looking to ban protests around palestinian flags and palestinian cause, um, it it feels like in a way, you know, some lives are worth more than others and that hurts because as palestinian cause and as people who support the palestinian cause, one of the main tenets of that has always been that every life is equal and that you know this is about just human life and and human flourishment and and against oppression, it doesn't matter if it's in palestine or elsewhere. diplomats from other countries at the un security council have also reacted to israel's carnage in gaza. turkey has said turning a blind eye to the crimes committed against the palestinian people. standard that constitutes the very root cause of the problem we are facing today.

and even after we have seen at least 500 people killed yesterday in the hospital that we have uh baidend, we have never seen the west be as complaint as they are now, and and and i think that needs the chance, we need a chance that ourselves within within the west, one of the things that can be done maybe if there's enough of a will for the international community uh to do that, if there are mechanisms to enforce it, which the us obviously knows what those mechanisms. are nicholas ayala, is sanctioning israel, now we know that uh that is possible for sure, but uh, again, the key word here being the will to do it, and if the u.s. uh, is going even allow that to happen, which it won't, but isn't that one of the steps that be that can be taken against uh israel? yeah, i i think that's definitely one of the steps to be taken against israel, and honestly, it is a step that as we said, it won't be allowed by the west, or by the united states, but it is an important step. i mean, when you think about it, this is the step that uh, international organizations advocating for palestine, have been

palestinian authority in the west bank saying, stop what you are doing, and he said like president baiden said, don't get involved, um, and and his warning is a bit chilling, because he said, for example, to hezballah, what, what happened in gaza city? you don't want what happened there to happen to uh to lebanon, in other words, he's threatening genocide in lebanon, if hizballah enters and they knock if you want bombing a mosk in jeneen is the message to the palestinians in the west bank that also do not enter into the free. even though it's already too late, the palestinians in the west bank are rising up against the occupation, against the land, converscation etc. and up pricing is on the horizon, so it's it's a message for the same idea that we have the super power of air power, and and we are not challenged that by let's say russian air power or defense. of assam, eight defenses from syria or anything else, we we can we can do lot of damage civilian areas, because they know they cannot take out the resistance, so again their task is to destroy civilians, hope this will deter you know

clear after the visits of blincon to the region. and to the to israel many times and now the visit of baiden, it's for the very first time ever that president of united states would come to visit a country when she when it is in war like what's going today and because netanyahu declared this is a war, so how come is that and it's also for the very first time ever that a president of united states is attending a meeting of the... war cabinet of another country, you know, it's so clear that now the american are pushing towards that. now how what what would be the end? it's always the same, it's always the same, you know, you are talk about you know the thinking of power, thinking of arrogance, thinking of generals who could put map in front of them and say okay, well go from here, well go from there, we'll do this, we'll do that, but what is the aftermath, this is quite well, but they fail when it comes to history, so what happened like in iraq, they okay, they've occupied iraq and what happened, it became now the opposite, totally the opposite of what they wanted, so i think that in so many a

so, it is a he said/she said and basically at this point president baiden is taking israel's side. >> kim dozier, jim sciutto, thank you both very much for being here with us. i really appreciate having you in this hour. jim, stay safe out there. >>> here in the united states, minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips has announced a run for the white house. launching a primary challenge against president biden. he spoke to cbs news about why he's getting into the race. >> are you running for president? >> i am. i have to. i think president biden has been a spectacular job for our country. but it is not about the past. this is an election about the future. i will not sit still. i will not be quiet in the face of numbers that are so clearly saying that we're going to be facing an emergency next november. >> wow. his campaign launch comes as democrats are trying to unify around biden and lay out the administration's accomplishments to voters. phillips is expected to formally announce his campaign in new hampshire at 11:30 a.m. this morning. suffice to say, this is causing a lot of

the baiden administration announced the seven clean hydrogen homes selected to receive $7 billion of funding from the infrastructure law. administration officials said the hubs are not single production facilities. they are using a fuel which emits no carbon dioxide. this will move to the hydrogen economy first. it will be public-private partnerships. the hubs will create tens of thousands of jobs and officials said bringing the total investment to nearly $50 billion. one of the largest investments in it clean energy thus far. of those hubs, the appalachian hydrogen hub which covers west virginia and ohio and pennsylvania is a crossroad. some of the companies signed on to work with it include baker hughs and nucor and enbridge. this is the largest total money invested. companies involved in that are ge and gm and microsoft and chevron and amazon and boeing. officials say the hubs are expected to produce 3 million metric tons of hydrogen per year which is one-third of the target. a big move toward clean energy. >> diana olick reporting live from d.c. thank you. >>> as we head to break

yes, these are the voters for whom baiden needs to fight, the republicans have an obvious split betweenuse of representatives, they tried to elect jim jordan again and failed again, the second attempt, again he did not get about 20 legislators in his support, and now it remains. the situation, yes, we are not electing a new speaker, but the interim speaker does not yet have any authority to approve any large tranche amounts, for example, to support israel, although of course, joe biden is trying to take advantage of the situation so that yes, yes, one large military tranche to receive a military budget of 100 billion dollars, which can, and yes, can be spent there on israel, taiwan and ukraine until the security of the southern border of the united states is ensured, and so on, that is, i think that he could convince the republicans . the adoption of such a bill, and even in fact, in my opinion, and two low-intensity conflicts in ukraine in israel, the pentagon could theoretically pull it off, that is, today we mentioned the issue of the shortage of the same shells, and caliber 155 mm,