syrian president bashar assad asked the government of this country to provide them with all the necessary tools to support the axis of resistance against the crimes of the zionist regime. crimes there is no end to the israeli regime, and when these crimes are talked about, they are hard to explain. right now, your efforts should be focused on how to help our brothers in lebanon and meet their needs in all areas. there should be no interruption in this regard. the syrian doctors union sent a number of doctors and specialists to this country to support the lebanese people and treat the wounded of the recent explosions. the syrian ministry of health has sent a convoy of medical aid to lebanon. these aids include 20 tons of essential medical aids and medicines. syria intended is sending more aid to lebanon. in this human situation caused by the israeli regime's crimes against our brothers in lebanon. it is our duty to help them. the syrian government sent a convoy carrying 20 tons of medical aid and medicine to lebanon. these aids include first aid hospital equipment and operating room equipm

bashar assad, the president of syria, after the martyrdom of seyyed al-resistance, said: resistance is an idea that seyyed hasan nasrallah is its memory and history. the foreign minister of malaysia also described the actions of the zionist regime as brutal and incomplete in the decisions of the united nations and said: "if the international community does not act immediately, the barbarism of the israeli regime will continue." i write in vedas with you, but the words are lost, and i am the one who is broken by your departure. i mourn for your noahs from ben jan. is this species? all my words in this farewell are small compared to your stature. all my words in this farewell are smaller than your head, which was only bowing before the almighty god. this is the note of nabih berri, speaker of the lebanese parliament. to the occasion of the martyrdom of seyyed hassan nasrallah, the martyrdom of seyed resistah , which the islamic resistance of bahrain issued a statement. he invited the people of this country to general mobilization and to avenge his blood by targeting the zionists present

bashar al-assad in in syria in 2011, and that regime change operation continues unsuccessfully untilhey gave military, they gave medical services to the al-qaeda fighters who are escanced in southern syria and in the golan heights, but for they tried this for 13 years, but they were not unsuccess. and dr. bashar al-assad is still the govern the president of syria, so these these attacks on syria are not going to succeed either, they have, israel has attacked lebanon three times and invaded lebanon, i believe, if i'm right, three times since it was uh first created uh unfortunately by the un in 1948, and each of these cases they were forced to withdraw, so... what's the long-term prognosis for the israeli state? i would say it is doomed to failure, and for the first time in my life, i have the confidence that they are undertaking these reckless actions, which will lead to the early demise of the apartide regime in televid. i think that as as the great i who uh foutended the islamic uh state through his popular revolution in 1979 has said israel will go the same way as the apartide reg

by mohammad ghazi al-jalali , the prime minister, half of the ministers will change. they did bashar assad also appointed faisal moqdad, who was previously the foreign minister of syria, to the position of vice president and obliged him to follow the implementation of foreign and media policy, and samaq also became the new foreign minister of syria. workers and employees of american ports announced that next week will be one of the biggest they will start their strikes. so far, there have been several rounds of negotiations between workers and labor representatives. there have been discussions about the amount of hands, which did not bring any results. it is expected that the workers' strike will shut down a large number of ports. british defense minister stated that the country's army has reached its smallest size in the last 20 years and said: we are looking to recruit computer gamers to work in the army's cyber defense department. because according to him, these people can bring new initiatives to this sector. enter british defense minister also added: things like suffering from asthma

bashar assad open marzo , let's go and fight with israel in palestine.l, these forces, while that area is a guerilla warfare area, well, you have a vast plain in the gaza area, there are mountains, forests, and it gives hezbollah the power to engage in land conflicts. so in the course of ground rolling, the top category with lebanese hezbollah, although they have higher equipment, i know what happened in gaza . in gaza, israel uses armored personnel carriers and tanks that have tires, which means they don't have sand, which is easily hit , because their production line has already been hit, which means that the equipment of the previous 5 generations, the previous four generations , and these are going to be overhauled and repaired. they are using this ground combat power. well, in the 33-day war, it was proven that the lebanese hezbollah has the upper hand and the lebanese hezbollah can use this force. use it, i know later that they are currently planning to attack hezbollah in lebanon and enter because they know that they will be hit and that the resis

and the power structures of syria, which are subordinate to putin's ally bashar assad, ordered theires to turn off all wireless means of communication. a forgotten attribute of the 90s, a pager that...

syrian president bashar assad said after the martyrdom of seyyed ressat: resist is an idea. he described the decisions of the united nations and said: if the international community does not act immediately, the barbarism of the zionist regime will continue. i write with you in the veda, but the words are lost, and this is me from leaving . i am broken, i lament your words from ben jan , will such a wish come true, o one whose greatest wish was to be honored as a martyr, all my words in this farewell are small in comparison to your stature. all my words in this farewell are smaller than your head, which was only bowing before the almighty god. this is the note of nabih berri, speaker of the lebanese parliament, on the occasion of seyyed hassan nasrallah's martyrdom. the martyrdom of seyed al-resistance, that the islamic resistance of bahrain, by issuing a statement, targeted the people of this country for public mobilization and revenge for his blood. in bahrain, the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement has invited , condemning the assassination of seyyed al-resi

and the power structures of syria, which are subordinate to putin's ally bashar assad, ordered theiremployees to turn off all wireless means of communication. a forgotten attribute of the 90s, the pager, which was a kind of symbol of wealth and success, suddenly disappeared. also became a symbol of death and failure for the terrorist organization hezbollah. total number the number of terrorists destroyed is currently unknown, but it is known that more than 300 of these electronic devices exploded. at least 11 dead and 500 injured are also reported. individual details of this brilliant operation carried out by the special services are already known. israel, in particular, managed not only to intercept a shipment of these pagers, but they were able to plant explosives in lithium batteries at the stage of their production on the territory of one of the factories in the european union. lest terrorists from hezbollah say now, israel is next in line showed: the army and special services of intelligence in the 21st century are defeating brutal and... great power. the basis of this success o

fighters of iraqis or the yemen, you know, and some of the syrians, let's say, or mostly under bashar assad, they have been helping lebanon and assisting iranians and the islamic revolutionary guards that say in golanheids or in lebanon, train. and arminglah to face israel is not only enough, we ought to do a certain plan for that, legally speaking to open up case internationally through the courts of laws, whether they are in europe or inside the united states or in india or anywhere in the world, you know, i remember in such matter, i was member of the lebanese delegation in february 2008, we have raised a huge case against the atrocities and the killings of israel in 2006 on the bombardments and the massacres of kana of lebanon in 2006, they have killed hundreds of children in lebanon during the july 2006 war on lebanon. we have been a collective you know members of the lebanese delegation, i was i was being the media representative back then, we had an ex-minister to let the... delegation, we had an international lawyer with us and we had a different members in inside the delegation, bu

in syria and hamas forces led by instructors helped the syrian free army, which fought against bashar al-assad, even then he maintained contact with iran, that is, iran now holds a very significant part of such arguments for actions against israel. is israel capable of blitzkrieg, or is it for a long time, then what task does it set for the israeli teams, i think, here they approved the plan a few months ago , the commander of the northern military district of israel, the chief of the operational staff of the general staff of israel, approved, now the chief of the general staff has made some changes and approved the commander-in-chief benjamin netanyahu, and this is a well-known task to defeat the forces of hazbala and its allies, i will not list all the allies, in the south of lebanon in the bikaa valley and push them back to the litany river, it's 15 km, so in the second lebanon war it didn't work out, then hazbollah was much weaker, now such a task will be set, the whole problem is that hazbollah during this time created even more perfect fortification systems, here... a week ago they showe

interesting that you're uh mentioning certain cases like you brought up isis and then uh syria and bashar al-assad and everything and we will be discussing those separately, but before that we have our correspondent in new york uh with us rachel uh tell us what's happening there, give us an update, it is the 23rd anniversary of um the september. 11 attacks, is there anything special happening in new york? yes, good evening, today uh, americans are gathered in manhattan in order to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. there are reports that presidential contenders, comela, harris and donald trump are expected to attend the memorial. there are reports of that, however people are still waiting as the memorial has just started perhaps an hour ago. okay, so are there any special events that have been organized or any this is, this could be an opportunity for uh protests as well, is there anything with respect to the september 11 attacks and us policies, maybe uh groups that uh are denouncing us policies internationally speaking that would want to take this opportunity to make their voi

in message to the family of the marted hezballah leader, president bashar al-assad emphasized that resistance is enduring idea and belief. he stated that the resistance does not weaken with the maridom of his leaders, but remains deeply rooted in the hearts and minds of the people. assad highlighted that great. leaders like natural law establish a lasting doctrine of struggle and leave behind a strong legacy of resistance and honor. people across iran have taken to the streets to condemn the israely crimes in the region, including the assassination of hezballah chief saysan nasrullah in lebanon. the demonstrations were held in various cities such asvin and mahabad the protesters chanted death to israel and death to the us and demanded revenge. the protest has waved iranian, palestinian and hezbollah flags and held a banners bearing. in the israeli bombing of southern beirout on friday. protesters or protests were also held in other parts of the world, including in australian city of sydney where people protested the killing of the hezballah leader. very devastated, very heartbreaking. lot of

and the media war that they are launching fake news about, for example, the assassination of bashar al-assad's. for example, yesterday , they are constantly spreading the news about the assassination of mr. mohammad abdul salam, a member of the yemeni ansarullah central council, inside iran. why is he doing this project to show his superiority and victory , because you see, after the al-aqsa storm, the big thing that happened to the zionist regime , even i want to say no, in the security and political aspects of the military, the biggest failure of them in the field storytelling and actually media discussion, see all the effort in the past 75 years, this was to show a peaceful image of themselves, to say, sir, we are an outcast tribe , i don't know if everyone is harassing us , we were harassed in europe, then we came here, we want to live our lives, but these muslim terrorists won't let us. this is actually a depiction after the storm of the moment and the large-scale crimes that collapsed in gaza, and all the public opinion of the world noticed this story. look at who in the world today supp

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war that erupted in 2011, nasrolla opposed western-back moves aimed at destabilizing president bashar al-assad's government through mercenaries and terrorists. hisbullah fighters became actively involved in syria, aligning with government forces to combat us-backed extremist groups and to prevent the spread of extremism in the region. المنطقه والعالم اصدقاء حقيقيين ان لسوريا في المنطقه والعالم اصدقاء اصدقاء حقيقيين لن يسمحوا لسوريا ان تسقط في يد امريكا او يد اسرائيل او يد الجماعات التكفيريه لن يسمح. is also renowned for his eloquence and charisma as a public speaker. his speeches have inspired millions across the region, resonating deeply with oppressed peoples worldwide, including the palestinians, despite facing countless assassination attempts and efforts to undermine his leadership, he remained resolute in his commitment to justice and liberation. venezuela's leadership has been crucial in defending lebanon's sovereignty and dignity, as well as in inspiring new generation of resistance fighters. following the onset of israel's genocidal war on gaza in october, he proclaimed the establishment

war that erupted in 2011, nasrolla opposed western-back moves aimed at destabilizing president bashar al-assad's government through mercenaries and terrorists. hasbullah fighters became actively. involved in syria, aligning with government forces to combat us backed extremist groups and to prevent the spread of extremism in the region. also renown for his eloquence and charisma as a public speaker. his speeches have inspired millions across the region, resonating deeply with oppressed peoples worldwide, including the palestinians, despite facing countless assassination attempts and efforts to undermine his leadership, he remained resolute in his commitment to just. and liberation. venezuela's leadership has been crucial in defending lebanon's sovereignty and dignity, as well as in inspiring a new generation of resistance fighters. following the onset of israel's genocidal war on gaza in october, he proclaimed the establishment of a front in southern lebanon to support palestinian resistance, vowing in numerous addresses that this front would remain steadfast until the devastating conflict. as a

president bashar al-assad instructed the syrian government to provide all possible means of assistance to support. leban's resilience against israel aggression, the crimes of design is know no bounds, they are difficult to describe or even discuss, but in these initial hours of your work, the primary focus above all other considerations must be how can we stand with our brothers and sisters in lebanon in all fields and sectors without exception and without hesitation? the syrian doctors syndicate is preparing a number of syrian doctors from various specialties to support the liban. people and treat the wounded, the syrian ministry of health has sent a medical aid convoy to the lebanese ministry of health, including 20 tons of essential medicines with plans to continue sending more aid later. in response to the humanitarian situation resulting from the ongoing israeli aggression against our brothers in lebanon. the syrian ministry of health is sending a convoy of medicines and medical aid weighing about 20 tons. it contains 40 types of medications intended for emergencies. including car

sense that, for example , they are trying to do this in syria, for example, the legal rule of bashar al-assadte a conflict with his own people, in lebanon, which has a clan system, they are trying to create a conflict between sunni christians and shiites in iraq in a different way. we see it in our own geography. that the propaganda apparatus of the zionist regime is trying to create a gap between the people and in this gap start to investigate here, we must go back to that quranic advice, god forbid division, that is, we should all pay attention to this issue. let's keep in mind that zionism is considered by the people of the book to be a separatist, colonialist, seeking to plunder the resources of the moon, seeking to control the moon, seeking to violate sovereignty and independence. he wants to dominate our destiny in the end . if this is properly explained to the public opinion of the islamic world, they will not be able to create differences between different members of the people of the region by using their own propaganda trumpets. this issue exists in lebanon in a primary form . for w

bashar al-assad, and we know that with hesballah's help, the help of the russian federation and the islamic republic of iran, the syrian arab army was able to defeat al-qaeda, al-nusra, isis, the muslim brotherhood, so um, mr. mr. nasralah and hezballah were were great fighters. successful fighters in defeating terrorism, yet in canada, in the us, australia, many other countries right, the uh, the government labels hezballah as a terrorist entity, and it's so outrageous, because the true terrorists in the middle east are the usa and its hitman, israel, right now, i would say uh, that there are people on the ground in that's interesting, what are they saying? well, i can refer you to one article by noted canadian commentator and author, mr. eve angler today, saying that canada's, the i don't have the exact title at my fingertips at the moment. but saying that canada's terrorist list enables um the canadian government to uh support terrorism by the us and israel in the west asian region be in to put it in another way because hezbolah uh for example which is the largest party in the in the leb

of congress who visited syria during the syrian crisis and actually met with syrian president bashar al-assad, so if these names were to reach senior positions in a trump administration, i find it hard to believe that trump is going to go to that very extreme anti iranian policy which we witnessed during his first term, so when it comes to palestine, yes there is going to be an... with netanyahu into not recognizing a palestinian partner, but when it comes to iran, i don't think you're going to necessarily see that very extreme anti-iranian policy which was totally in agreement with netanyahu's policy that we witness in trump's first term. okay, thanks for that, please stand by let us play two minutes soumbite part of the speech by yemen's leader and it will be back. concerning the fronts, the support front and the developments in lebanon. it is clear everyone that the israeli enemy has gone for escalation on the lebanese front, also taking the same method, using the same method, the barbaric method to target on everything a full scale basis, destruct destroying homes, just what they were doi

we hear that he was involved in do not topple bashar assad in syria . he had his his all access pass to number 10. what does he want? i mean £32,000 in suits and spectacles for the leader of the opposition, the now prime minister. it's a staggering amount of money. what is he after? >> he's. well, he's worth 200 million, or he's thought to be worth 200 million. he's given labour 700,000. he's become a spider. no such thing as a free lunch, kevin. >> there's no such thing as a free lunch. >> no, of course it's not. it's said that he wants access to power, and he wants to be at the top table. now, a bit of that will always be eagle, and it will always be eagle, and it will be driven by. aren't i important? aren't i well connected? but you've got to ask what anybody gives any politician because let's face it, they are philanthropists. >> and, you know, one thing is absolutely for certain, kevin maguire is not spent £32,000 on his outfits, which, if he comes to party conference in at all, how much does your suit cost in marks and spencer? >> you can get a g

president bashar al-assad, the syrian government began to respond immediately to the humanitarian situation resulting from the ongoing israeli terrorist aggression, terrorist attacks on civilians against our lebanese brothers and sisters. it gave immediate instruction to all govern rates to full equip residence centers and provide them with all necessary needs and health. and medical services within the support and facilitation procedures provided to libanees arriving in syria, the rief demashq governorate also has formed an operations room in the governorate specifically to follow up and facilitate the necessary procedures for all for our lebanese brothers to secure all their needs, the ministry of health also that's important of health raised the state of readiness in all health facilities and medical points at the borders, crossings, at the border crossings with lipanon to receive all incoming cases and provide them with all

it's been fighting in syria in support of president bashar al—assad against an insurgency there.d the middle east. it is iran's sort of means of projecting the iranian islamic revolution around the middle east and even beyond. hezbollah is even accused of activities, terrorist activities abroad. it's a proscribed terrorist organisation. but sheikh hassan nasrallah, or sayed hassan nasrallah, as people called him, he is revered by many shia muslims. he's disliked by pretty much all the sunni arab governments, but he's revered by a lot of people and there will be calls for revenge. the key question now is, how is iran going to react to this? because this is this is israel saying, right, the gloves are off. you know, they targeted a building where they knew he was. it was in a residential area, and there were several senior commanders with him. systematically, hezbollah�*s entire command structure is being dismantled by israel. it's like it's like watching, i don't know, like a predator pick apart a carcass of an animal. it's taking it apart, first with the pager explosions, then al

they have been trained, they have gone to the defence of president bashar el—assad in syria and proppedighters have been there in the last few years and are battle hardened and experienced. but right now they are leaderless, rudderless and wounded, they are baying for revenge. the big question is what will iran do? iran is their principal backer. when those pager explosions went off, one went off in the vicinity of the iranian ambassador. some people might ask why the iranian ambassador has a pager belonging to a prescribed terrorist group. that shows how closely iran and hezbollah operate together. you said how powerful and well resourced hezbollah are, to what extent have they been weakened in the last few weeks? the pager and walkie—talkie explosions went for their communications. the reason why they had these 20th century rather outmoded forms of communication was because hassan nasrallah himself had given an order not to trust mobile phones, because they are very easily hacked and tracked by israeli military intelligence. it is one of their specialities, kind of military cyber hack

, there will be a brics summit in october, on the sidelines of which recep tayyip erdogan and bashar al-assadlong time, back in early august they announced in moscow that russia is ready to host a meeting of the leaders of turkey and syria. ivan pavlovich, such an unexpected turn, but nevertheless, these are two not one chain, russia is becoming a platform where negotiations are taking place, and clearly negotiations of a peaceful nature, you know, because it is very difficult. certain decisions, there is no point in reading tea leaves, there is not much time left to wait, about a month, yes, by the way, well, this can be linked, we can assume that those escalation actions that we have already spoken about in today's broadcast, which the west perhaps decide to commit for himself, including will be aimed at disrupting this summit, or at least greatly complicating it. hello, dear friends, haris is allowed to the new repertoire only if he passes all the subjects, the most famous young singer of the ussr cannot study poorly. you will lose, well wait, kesh, well son, well listen to me, well please

in the region about particularly the role that has bubbled up played in syria in backing the bashar al assadffect an impact that the personality, the actual individual of hassan nasrallah had on the axis of resistance as it's called a quote, unquote it's significant i think that's why you see these official statements coming out of it on. but even out of iraq the houthis and so on he had a very strong influence on other movements. in terms of, again, just the symbolism of who he was i don't think that the blow to hezbollah should be overestimated though, in this regard, certainly the personality of nasrallah was deeply significant but his butler is an old movement. now we're talking several decades it wasn't a ragtag militia group that falls to pieces because of its senior leadership being assassinated i think you'll see other people move up and i suspect that we will be we will see images of new leaders going forward, probably in the coming weeks. the question then becomes, okay, you've got new leadership, but what can you actually do? the calculus of hezbollah over the past year? was that

a us and nato direct attack on syria uh and an arrest warrant for uh up to now for president bashar al-assad only heard it raised once by the russians um saying that it's inappropriate. for the us to be in control of the peace process, because the us is belligerant, the us is not impartial, and the us will create a post war situation in israel palestine that will benefit only the only the sorry, will not benefit the palestinians, it will only benefit israel and the us, so um, i think there these countries, it's a it's a, it's on them, and all the other muslim and arab countries in the world to take up the challenge and make this key position that they have that they should fight for over the next few months. i don't think that this conflict is going to go away in the next week or two. in fact israel and the us seem very intent on widening the war and the unfortunately there is such a thing as the axis of resistance which has taken the over the... that the arab leadership and the and the organization of islamic countries should have played, they should have been cheek and jowel against the us

they have been training the houthis, they have gone to the defence of president bashar al—assad in syriaare battle hardened and combat experienced. but right now they are leaderless, rudderless and wounded, they are baying for revenge. the big question is what will iran do? iran is their principal backer. when those pager explosions went off, one went off in the possession of the iranian ambassador. some people might ask why the iranian ambassador has a pager belonging to a proscribed terrorist group. that shows how closely iran and hezbollah operate together. you said how powerful and well—resourced hezbollah are, to what extent have they been weakened in the last few weeks? the pager and walkie—talkie explosions went for their communications. the reason why they had these 20th century, rather outmoded forms of communication was because hassan nasrallah himself had given an order not to trust mobile phones, because they are very easily hacked and tracked by israeli military intelligence. it's one of their specialities, kind of military cyber hacking of communications. that of course mea

putting this status quo but at the same time, its support as of 2011, 2012 for the regime of bashar al assad. also alienated a large, large swaths soft the arab population will, until then saw him as a hero standing up to israel and standing up for the palestinian cause, standing up for the under trodden so the domestic dynamics notwithstanding his broader arab appeal, remained under 2011, 20:12 a.m. talking about hassan nasrallah also hezbollah, as of 2012, the support for bashar al a sudden, frankly, i think but i certainly would not have stayed in power without the military and political support of hezbollah and hassan nasrallah specifically turned much of the arab region the broadly sunni-arab region against him. he was seen to be supporting him a mass murderer, someone who was reflecting using chemical weapons on his own population. so in a sense, he went from being, he remains a hero to, as you said, two large groups of people but to a broader problem. and we've seen this and the reaction to his killing he's seen as ever as in many parts of this wider region. of course, that news line

neighboring syria and 2011, less than i look, deployed hezbollah fighters to shore up president bashar al assad's regime. and also provided support to iraq during its war against isis. iran was quick to reward nests that i love with money, weapons, and logistical support but critics say his alliance with tat on inflamed sectarian tensions. and we can his credibility as a self-styled defender of the palestinian people palestinian militant group hamas, his bullis ally attacked israel on 7 october 2023, killing more than 1,200 people in a ducting, more than 250 others into israel, opening what it called a support front for gaza for more than 11 months, israel and hezbollah exchanged fire across the border. nasrallah said this would only stop once the war in gaza came to an end instead, more fighting and death et followed. in the form of covert operations by israel, which detonated hezbollah's wireless communications devices in broad daylight for two days in a row, home mutton, holiday weekend, nasrallah called it an unprecedented blow but house but then israel's bombing campaign killed hundreds acro

them, monitoring their actions and so on, it all ended, the white helmets no longer harassed the bashar al-assad already said, you already articulated that the decision has been made, it's just a matter of time, when you will apply it, here is the enemy, as they say, you just need to listen to what he says, because he lets things slip, you can't lie all the time, because sometimes you, often you tell the truth as a result, well, that's how psychology works, that's just the human psyche, and i think that in this situation the combination of military means of detection does not distinguish - the person in front of him, civilian, military and so on, he always remains a man of honor, yeah, that is, it doesn't matter who is in front of you, if you are a man of honor, you behave in exactly this way, conventionally, got it, advertising. "hello, hello, i will handle your case, there were no normal ones, maybe where, to the police, they sort it out in the bushes, no need, please, let's go, let's go, your zruchok, bought a ticket for yakutsk, i'm flying there, who is this, the south, and then i am the nor

out in neighboring syria and 2011, nasrallah deployed hezbollah fighters to shore up president bashar al assad's regime and also provided support to iraq during its war against isis. iran was quick to reward nasrallah with money, weapons, and logistical support. but critics say his alliance with to head-on inflamed sectarian tensions. and we can his credibility as a self-styled defender of the palestinian people when the palestinian militant group hamas, his bullis ally, attacked israel on the 7 october 2023, killing more than 1,200 people in a ducting, more than 250 others his butler began firing into israel, opening what it calls all day support front for gaza, for more than 11 months, israel and hezbollah exchanged fire across the border. nasrallah said this would only stop once the war in gaza came to an end instead, more fighting and death followed in the form of covert operations by israel, which detonated hezbollah's wireless communications devices in broad daylight for two days in a row, the home button helene weekend nasrallah called it an unprecedented blow to hamas, but then israel's

and a couple of years later when he decided to join the war alongside bashar al-assad. and that's when they started to be a major shift in how the rest of the region said, of course, in lebanon, he was controversial for a long time because of hezbollah's alleged involvement in a series of political assassinations of their opposition figures in lebanon but outside of lebanon, when he was widely revered and respected as a figure up until he decided to join the war alongside russia, unless said, he was seen as a sectarian actor. >> with huge backing, of course, from iran, which has threatened reprisals. we are yet to see exactly what that might look like, if anything at all kareem, it's good to have you as super essay and as i say, i urge all our viewers and our folks around the world, to have a look at the work that you and your colleagues do. thank you. cream. shaheen point today us president joe biden plans to visit communities devastated by hurricane helene later this week, let me hand you over to my colleague, rosemary in atlanta. >> alright, thanks so much. much for

but notably they also fought alongside bashar al assad in syria's civil war.by iran, and the big question now is going to be after this escalation because it is really very much perceived, jose, as an escalation, on the lebanese side that killed, by the way, civilians in the process, will hezbollah up the ante, will they match the attack at the level that the israelis have mounted in the last few days, that's the big question. if they do, we are ever closer to a regional conflict. jose? >> thank you so very much. that attack on the u.s. barracks in beirut,th 23rd, 1983, killed 241 u.s. marines. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart in for katy occur. thank you for the privilege of your time. "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>>

they fought on behalf of the syrian president bashar al assad against a largely sunni muslim uprising against him it was a very unpopular intervention by hezbollah into the neighboring civil war. >> there has been incidents in past weeks where hootie militants have fired long range projectiles at israel and the houthis are backed by iran. >> just in the last day or so, and iraq in rocky iran militia claimed responsibility for firing a drone at the southern israeli port of a lot. but we have not seen a massive retaliation of any form from the iran backed armed groups in the region where there was a fear sure. that if this war escalated, they would all be sucked in to the conflict and then the final big question is, what has happened to hezbollah and its leader hassan nasrallah, the arch enemy of israel israel claimed in its first wave of massive bombings on the southern suburbs of beirut on. friday evening to have targeted nasrallah. we have not heard any statement from that movement about his current status. there have been some statements denying, for example israeli accusations that

will, an iranian backed system that supplies weapons and support to the syrian government, of bashar al assadso hezbollah in the region. so no confirmation from israel. but it does fit a pattern of their behavior. what would make this one different, chris, is the death toll could be quite high. and so far iran is not commenting on this. and that is, if there is any good news, it seems that iran is not seeking to escalate this much further. when i asked iranian officials, they just said well the israelis are commenting on it so we don't know what you're talking about. so it seems like it was a covert strike that sent a message but that iran and israel are not interested in escalating it further. >> richard engle, thank you. >>> democrats are fighting back against the release of a 345 page report by house republicans that criticizes the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan. it accuses them of watering down warnings about deteriorating security conditions. the white house blasted it as a quote, partisan report based on cherry picked facts. house democrats dismiss it as simply an at

he went and met bashar al assad several times and then didn't want him to be deposed.at's very curious. >> that's right. that shows that he he far from being just a kind of no strings bankroller because he supports the labour party. he has his own particular political agenda, and some of it seems very unappetising . so that very unappetising. so that really is a big problem for keir starmer. he got far too close to one donor rather than having an array of donors, each with less sway . and i do think that's sway. and i do think that's dented his his image and profile long term, not just among right of centre voters, but across the whole. >> you should have many sugar daddies. >> well, i think you should have many moderate scale donors rather than depending on one one huge sugar daddy for everything. and i think there's new stories out about even more clothes. he has 16 grand. >> another 16,000 would take it. i saw someone tweet this out earlier. so by their calculations it was about 30 grand of clothes from one bloke. that was before i think i'm only saying this before

they've got huge amounts of experience from fighting for bashar al assad in syria during his civil warities. so it's not going to be an easy fight for israel , be an easy fight for israel, even if hezbollah are weakened. so we'll be watching that with interest to see how it unfolds . interest to see how it unfolds. >> okay. major andrew fox, research fellow at the henry jackson society, thank you for coming on the show. always a pleasure to have your expertise and your company. thank you very much. now back in the studio, i'm still joined by my panel. that's trevor kavanagh and the former political. he was the former political. he was the former political. he was the former political editor of the sun and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. gentlemen. welcome back. trevor, let's start with you. it just seems incredible. is it not that the united nations organisations can have these affiliations, and yet it seems to be happening time and time again. >> no, it doesn't seem incredible . frankly, i think incredible. frankly, i think that this is the path of the united nation

he met with syrian despot bashar al assad several times.n clothing. for him. that's about 30 grand in total. now he could buy a car for that. >> brilliant stuff, patrick. looking forward to it . join me looking forward to it. join me for mark dolan tonight tomorrow and sunday 9 to 11. my big opinion. my take at ten mark menzies and much more at 10:00 tonight. in my take at ten tomorrow night, i'll be dealing with the return of phillip schofield. keep it. gb news patrick's next. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. a much drier night tonight compared to last night across the south. pretty chilly one though, so it will be a cold start to the weekend for much of the weekend the weather is set fair, but behind me this area of low pressure will bring some wet and windy weather later on sunday. for the time being though, the winds are coming down from the north. that's why it's going to be chilly, bringing a few showers a

they went in support of syria's president bashar al—assad to fight the sunni muslim insurgents of isis on the ground, as many believe it will have two, into south lebanon as in 2006, they will come up against a formidable enemy very i geologically motivated, very well armed, very well equipped, highly trained, it will not be a picnic for israel if they have to go in on the ground.— picnic for israel if they have to go in on the ground. thank you, frank gardner, in on the ground. thank you, frank gardner. our— in on the ground. thank you, frank gardner, our security _ in on the ground. thank you, frankj gardner, our security corresponded with his analysis. still to come, things to do in belfast when you are stranded. how love blossoms between two strangers when their cruise ship was forced to dock in northern ireland for three months. that story coming up and now our colleagues for the news where you are. hello there and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers have to win their third 0ne—day international against australia at chester—le—street today if they're to keep the series aliv

he met with syrian despot bashar al assad several times.thing. for him. that's about 30 grand in total. now he could buy a car for that. >> brilliant stuff, patrick. looking forward to it . join me looking forward to it. join me for mark dolan tonight tomorrow and sunday 9 to 11. my big opinion. my take at ten mark menzies and much more at 10:00 tonight. in my take at ten tomorrow night, i'll be dealing with the return of phillip schofield. keep it. gb news patrick's next. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. a much drier night tonight compared to last night across the south. pretty chilly one though, so it will be a cold start to the weekend for much of the weekend the weather is set fair, but behind me this area of low pressure will bring some wet and windy weather later on sunday. for the time being though, the winds are coming down from the north. that's why it's going to be chilly, bringing a few showers across

-syrian organizations opposed to bashar al-assad and the constitution lobby rigorously. essentially working against the condition that would allow austin to be released, negotiated with syria. they demand no engagement whatsoever with syria. yet look how we succeeded with russia and venezuela. we negotiate. we do not have to change our policy or their government. there is a lot going on, but we can still manage to work together. we must do the same with syria to bring austin home. that is it. [applause] and i know even the house top legislation that would have cut off ties in communication with, i think for a lot of these lawmakers they might see it as them being yea or nay on syria, but it impacts austin tice, and we have a marine trapped over there and very much needs to come home. austen's case is not only being pushed in the u.s., but also in the middle east, and i understand there was a new ad campaign in syria and lebanon. it? debra: i would love to. this campaign is being created by a media king in lebanon in coordination with hostage aid worldwide led by my dear

enough , nasrallah that is not enough, nasrallah sent thousands of his fighters to syria to help bashar assad days ago , >> now, just a few days ago, nasrallah gave a speech where he threatened israel again and promised to punish it for the pager attack. now i have to show you something. look at this photograph. this is the moment that netanyahu says bye bye to nasrallah from his new york hotel room, whether you believe it or not. look at this picture once more. look, nana israel has other ideas. and last night we dropped a two and a half ton bunker busting bomb on him. and now nasrallah no longer exists. israel has cut one of the heads of the snake. hezbollah is in a disarray , complete disarray. and disarray, complete disarray. and this sends a message to all of israel's enemies , including israel's enemies, including iran. yes iran. iran. if you attack us, we will hit back even harder. look, nana, we have to. because if we want to go on living in peace, we have no other choice. i love you all from the holy land in israel. sending you lots of positive energy and kisses. >> thank you very mu

hamas forces, in addition to instructors, helped the syrian free army, which fought against bashar al-assadhe maintained contact with iran, that is, iran now holds a very significant part of such arguments for actions against israel. is blitzkrieg possible for israel or not, then, what task does the israeli team set, i think, here they approved the plan a few months ago, the commander of the northern military district of israel, the chief operational headquarters of the general staff of israel approved. now the chief of the general staff made some changes and the approval was received by the commander-in-chief benjamin netanyahu, and this is a well-known task to defeat the forces of hezbollah and its allies, i will not list all the allies in the south of lebanon in the bikaa valley and push them back to the litany river, this is 15 km, so, in the second lebanon war this did not work out, then the hezbollah was significantly weaker, now such a task will be set, the whole problem is that it means, hezbollah for this time... created an even more advanced fortification system, just recently a w