us here in the studios he's a chairman of the islamic human rights commission um and we also have batulical analyst who will join us from london and also uh we have uh mahar salom from beirout who will be joining us academic and political analyst all right master welcome uh to the program, so 45 years congratulations, obviously are in order, and uh, maybe i should just continue with the line that brahim rice was uh uh stating there towards the end. i mean, when it comes to the uh, the fact that imam khumeini said that he stands up for the oppressed, and that's what the islamic republic stands for to a large degree, none perhaps is embodied through the oppression that's happening to the palestinians, and of course, now we're seeing how iran's leader has said the... true veil of the west, the us has come down and we're seeing what they stand for. tell us why iran in that regard and based on the islamic revolution and its ideals has... proven to be successful, absolutely, i, i couldn't help um, thinking about all this, especially today, 45 years ago, um, the enemies of iran were plotting a

sister batul, thank you again so much as always for joining us and dr. mohammed as well uh and thank you to you at home for. for watching, we hope that you will join us again next week for another edition of eye on islam. i think that the um drop economic activity, the the costs of the conflict, both military and uh economic uh on the israeli regime are fairly severe. because the workers in the technology sector mainly are reservas in this real. this week on expose mainstream media highlights the unprecedented scale of destruction and impact of the war on gaza as per reports by the united nations trade body. western broadcast media whitewashes zionist israeli crimes of destruction in gaza as excuse to hunt down what it called hamas terrorists. while print and digital media surprisingly argue that unless the israeli regime changes course it could be legally culpable. for mass starvation in gaza and social media users express astonishment at how world leaders cannot see how unfair the calamity of the palestinian people is. expos a, the truth is just a reve

sister batul, thank you again so much as always for joining us and dr. mohammed as well uh and thank you to you at home for watching, we hope that you will join us again next. week for another edition of eye on islam. this week on expose, mainstream media highlights the unprecedented scale of destruction and impact of the war on gaza as per reports by the united nations trade body. western broadcast media white washes zionist israeli crimes of destruction in gaza as excuse to hunt down what it called hamas terrorists. while print and digital media surprisingly argue that on unless the israeli regime changes course, it could be legally culpable of for mass starvation in gaza, and social media users express astonishment at how world leaders cannot see how unfair the calamity of the palestinian people is. expose, the truth is just a revelation away. i think that the um drop economic activity, the the costs of the conflict, both military and... uh economic uh on the israeli regime are fairly severe buse that the workers in the technology sector mainly are re

palestine, the question of the proportion of those is something for history to decide indeed, well batult be fair do you think to to give all recent zionist settlers about then, the israeli occupation entity is an expression of. is in its totality uh, these settlers, all of them partook in uprooting palestinians and dispossessing their rights to a home and livelihood, so those who effectively aided and committed those crimes and who came in as fighters and actually continued within the military complex um in these 7.5 decades, of course they have no right to vote uh because they are the reason for the palestinian subjugation to the worst form of violence for over 7.5 decades, you know the hundreds of and thousands of palestinians displaced to ended up as refugees in the west bank. azza, jordan, syria, lebanon, in what we call the nakba today. in 1948, in fact azza was under egyptian power, and the west bank was under jordanian power. you know, so even the israeli occupation entities borders in 1948 were not the land that it controls today. 80% of busans today are refugees. even the pales

sister batul is a political activist and commentator whose incisive analysis helps layman and professionals are like navigate political dynamics a global scale. we're also honored to be joined by dr. mohamed ganim, member of the egyptian muslim brotherhood uh their political party and he's also a specialist in islamic economics. thank you to you both for joining us. i would like to begin with you first, dr. muhammad, who exactly was hasan albanna tell us more about his family and his ideological background please. hassan was like anybody else in the world, he is a product of the society. we understand hassanna by understand the society at the that time. that time was faruk. system, the king farouk system, and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassan from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to suit the situation in egypt, and you can't suit the... is any society problem overnight and he had the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified. enough

sister batul is a political activist and commentator whose incisive analysis helps leyman and professionals are like navigate political dynamics a global scale. we're also honored to be joined by dr. mohammed ghanim a member of the egyptian muslim brotherhood uh their political party and he's also a specialist in islam. islamic economics, thank you to you both for joining us. i would like to begin with you first, dr. mohammed, who exactly was hassanna tell us more about his family and his ideological background please. was like anybody else in the world, he is a product of the society. we understand by understand the society at the that time, that time was farok. system, the king, system, and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassanna from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to sort the situation in egypt, and you can't s any society problem overnight and he had the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified and enough to reach the other member

palestine, the question of the proportion of those is something for history to decide indeed. well batul, mean would it be fair do you think to to give all recent zionist settlers a vote then? these really occupation entity is an expression of settlers in its totality uh, these settlers, all of them part took in uprooting palestinians and dispossessing their rights to a home and livelihood, so those who effectively aided and committed those crimes and came in as fighters and actually continued within the military complex um in these 7.5 decades, of course they have no right to vote uh because they are the reason for the palestinian subjugation to the worst form of violence for over 7.5 decades. the hundreds of and thousands of palestinians displaced to ended up as refugees in the west bank, hazza, jordan, syria, lebanon, in what we call the nak today. in 1948, in fact hazza was under egyptian power, and the west bank was under jordanian power. so even the israeli occupation entities borders in 1948. not the land that it controls today, 80% of muslims today are refugees, you know, even th

sister batul is a political activist and commentator whose incisive analysis help slayman and professionals dr. mohammed ganim, member of the egyptian muslim brotherhood uh their political party and he's also a specialist. in islamic economics. thank you to you both for joining us. i would like to begin with you first, dr. muhammad, who exactly was hasan albanna tell us more about his family and his ideological background please. hassan was like anybody else in the world, he is a product of the society. we understand hassanna by understand the society at the that time. that time was faruk. system, the king farq system, and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassanna from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to sort the situation in egypt, and you can't s this any society problem overnight and he has the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified enough to reach the other member of the society in order to solve the problem of the egyptian society

well, well, thank you for that, but unfortunately we are out of time again, so let me thank our guest batul sababi and of course our residence expert, professor david miller, palestine declassified, we'll be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis, and in the meantime, please share today's program on your social media platforms to help us continue growing our audience, and remember you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram, where we post regular clips and updates, so until next time, this is chris williamson, saying bye for now. part of the uh american efforts to control uh middle east and to expand its influence. in iraq, it managed to have a complete control on iraqi finances. the us is sending very clear message to iraq, that you either do as we tell you, or we will also destroy you. the airline. says the decision is grounded on misleading, fly baghdad has a contract with the us due to his excellent performance. these accusations are unreal because we are under the supervision. this week's episode of iran tech is our special coverage of the 14th annu

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