cities all over the globe, right now uh another demonstration taking place in the lebanese capital beiroto us more uh about first of all the demonstrations the widespread pro-palestinian solidarity r is that we're seeing around the world one taking place in the lebanese capital beirout as well and in addition to that if you may talk to us more about uh the state of the tensions on the lebanese border with the occupying israeli regime? yes, well besing uh protests a daily basis here in lebanon and all the areas whether in south lebanon or in the north or in the bacal and beirout of course definitely in more than one place, you have the palest. refugees also uh protesting right after friday prayers, we have a bigger protest today that was called for and organized by hazballah and the amal movement that will be in the southern suburbs of beirot in dahya, that is expected to be uh pretty huge. the biggest protest that we had so far was in dha actually, the day after the massacre that occurred in alahalip hospital, lahali baptist hospital, so basically that the protest are gaining ground, they

serena shim reporting for press tv, beirot.itics of my country and region better. this is the temple of bachas, it's one of the most ancient and well-preserved temples throughout. roman history, this temple has stated preserved throughout earthquakes as well as many religious changes from paganism to christianity and then islam. this temple at one point during medieval times was even used as a dungeon. it improved my understanding of the political developments in west asia, among the huge workload, new chapter opened in my life. this is the picture of my cousin, his name is ibrahim. we got married, these two little angels you see in the picture are named ali and ajmal. ali is life within a life, my first child, a true miracle. ajmal is the second angel who made our family happier. whenever i'm with them, i can see a part of my own childhood. they both inherited mischivousness and stubberness from me. nothing in life is. more beautiful than my family to me. the world of children is beautiful. war and homelessness have no room in

for palestinian immigrants and militants, and palestine liberation organization members lived in beirotpean consciousness, because you lot like for example the american uh experiment of europe, that is to say sending out people to america to create new and obviously explains the peculiarly close connection between america and israel. کتاب که در جنگ های صلیبی در شهرهای اسلامی به دست اروپایی ها انجام گرفته که میزان وحشی گری. 900 years ago, christian europe decided to reclaim the holy land, western christianity's holy land from the sarason muslims, after the turks would feated in 1917, the europeans moved in. britain and france created a new map dividing this region into protectorats, mandates and sphere of influence. the names. the officials who first drew that map, markes, george picco, still resound throughout the arab world. it is the map which is essentially endures day, with one exception, the country of palestine. in 1917, arthur james balfer stood at the pinnacle of the british imperial establishment. shortly after scys and piko drew their map, he wrote a letter that was to become

and many are showing their support for palestinians but uh some countries like in lebanon there in beirotcapital you're seeing how that has um culminated in uh anger to that needs to be vented out uh maybe this is going to have an impact about uh the way. that certain countries are siting, not siting, but uh are showing support for israel or maintaining their usual stance, i should say for israel, again the streets of beirout there we're looking at. live images there from beirout, lebani security forces are trying to contain the angry protesters who are angered by uh the israeli massacker of palestinians showing their anger in front of the us embassy which i i think it's a block up, at this point they've been pushed away from that scene, but uh, the natural outcome of what has occurred, this comes on the day where the us president joe biden visited israel, so that could be part of the reason why they have shown and shown up in front of the us embassy. it's this particular instance is an unfortunate consequence, but then again highlights the fact that uh, the old uh way of dealing with thi

cities in iran, kirman shah, abadan, tehran, shiraz, mashad, um, this is now the lebanese capital, beirot the hamos resistance movement says that 13 israeli informing. captives have been killed in the regime bombings of gaza in the past 24 hours, that's while sámi ramadani that uh israel says a care so much about the people it has in detention in gaza, but it is is doing nothing to secure their uh safety, to try to get them back home to their families, it is just relenting relentlessly bombing the bessieg enclave, knowing that it has dozens of its own civilians held the... captive there as a result of operation al x of flood, but nevertheless it is bombing the heck out of the besiege enclave resulting in the deaths of not just gods and women and children but its own people held by the resistance movements there, so you said what is you said the us is going to support the israelis to get in a military victory here, you said the crushing of the gaza strip to what point, to what point do you think? i mean, do the israels even listen to washington? we've seen so often washington uh give them

ali awada from beirot, journalist and broadcaster at the lebanes almanar channel for joining us to talkbout the atrocities that befell actually lebanon, the... of our own isam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured uh right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaza as well was being uh basically just under genocided by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the wounds of every one of our native leventinians and especially against israeli entity. and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voice list ladies and gents please do follow us and on x and on uh telegram as well and we'll see you again next week for more from the movie. it's a dire situation in in the... gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve, we've got the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestin

in front of the un you know center in beirot, what i got over there was that all lebanese forces, all lebanese fractions and political parties, in spite of all the diversities that they are, they were all united on the case of palestine, and what i'm getting that is that people are all together and the sentiments are like each other, all are supporting the palestinian resistance forces, they believe that they are representing the the palestinians, not only a group or a fraction, that's not the case, but i'm getting from the libanese stand, i mean i mean the sentiments among the masses in libanon is also really very powerful to... was going on in palestine and that's very important about the possible stand that the lebanese government and the resistant forces are going to take in future in possible close future. there you have ruler resvy activist and political analyst all the way from south lebanon. thank you uh sarbas. thank you. now palestinian prime minister muhammad shataya says hospitals in gaza are running low on fuel and that could turn them into what he called collective cemen

ali awada from beirot, journalist and broadcaster at the lebanes almanad channel for joining us to talk about the atrocities that uh befell actually lebanon at the marturdom of our own issam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaza as well was being basically just undergenous. by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the wounds of every one of our native leventinians and especially against israeli entity, and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voice list, ladies and gents please do follow us and on x and on telegram as well, and we'll see you again next week for more from the video stream, the headlines this hour death goal from israel's onslot on the beside gaza strip nears 500 mostly women and children with no end in sight to the regime's attacks. israely warplanes target areas injured three hospitals in the ghaza strep after the regi

to discuss this issues with us from beirot is mr. hossain ibrahim, journalist for the lebanese al-akbar daily and expert in arabian peninsula affair. it's a pleasure to have you with us, mr. ibrahim, now the talk of saudi normalization with the israeli entity and the efforts made by the biden administration to try and complete the deal of the century 2.0 if i may, were the focus of commentaries and media coverages all across the world, because it was the crown prince himself that uttered it last week. we know that the normalization talks began several years and even have been going on uh aggressively for the past several months as well, both secretly and publicly, but what is new about this build-up in the media at the moment? i think that what is new in this issue is that the parties have reached final results that require either approval or rejection. it has become clear what conditions are presented to each party and what they can accept or reject. we fully believe that this deal is tripartite and not bilateral, meaning that the s

ali awada from beirot journalist and broadcaster at the lebanes almanat channel for joining us to talkthe atrocities that befell actually lebanon at the marturdom of our own isam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaz. as well was being uh basically just under genocide by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the wounds of every one of our native leventinians and especially against the israeli entity, and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voiceless, ladies and gents, please do follow us and on x and on uh telegram as well, and we'll see you again next week for more from the thought occurred to me one day the idea that someone should be eternal enemy because they happen to be born 200 yards away from you or born in the other side of a street film is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, but that's a situation that we find ourself in here, s

of the area in south lebanon, we will also be witnessing more funerals today, there will be one in beirot, and we have one like you said in in south labanon, another one in the bakar, we will see if we can get we'll get any more statements from hazbullah's officials uh to see what insight we can get on hazbullah's policy towards this, but as we heard from the number of parliament only keeps as a priority lebanon's interest, so therefore it seems that they want to contain the situation for as long as possible, but as long as the if the israel do take a step further, whether in gaza or leban and hazballah will definitely be ready. thank you very much for that. miam sall that explaining to us, the funeral that's taking place there, one of the marters that we see there um in uh, how isbullah. and the families and uh obviously the acquintances that are attending that uh let's bring in johnnish journalist activist and political analyst who joins us from belgrade john welcome to our extended. coverage here of the war, which is now entered as 15th day. well, since we're talking about hezbollah an

you for second, we're now joined by our correspondent mariam sall who's joining us from uh southern beirot to bring us up to speed on the images that we're seeing right now. black plums of smoke rising through the air. mayam, please bring us uh the latest details that you have for us interviewers. well, we are actually in south lebanon, we are on the border between of course lebanon, south and uh northern occupied palestine. i don't know if we can uh get some images for you. we are hearing at this moment uh some israeli shelling in several areas. you can see the smoke on. top of that hill right facing as i think you could probably see it on camera, that is, we're not, it's not clear whether this is an operation uh from the side of the from lebanon into uh northern uh to the gilili, or whether it is the result of false alarm like what happened yesterday, yesterday uh the israelis had several false alarms and therefore they even uh sounded the sirens several times uh several times and also uh launched several patriot uh rockets missiles so but here what we're seeing right now are clear uh im

well, let me cross back over to beirot, mariam saley is there. mariam, what's the overall vibe in? country in lebanon right now um with the the situation that uh we have seen several retaliatory attacks by hezbullah and of course the israelis uh sending mortar fires into lebanon especially in the south overall what's the field there? well first there's a lot to talk about in this regards uh we have the fact that for example you have the people of south lebanon very much supportive of the resistance we heard from leaders of hamas stressing that despite all the sacrifices and the martyrdom, the people still have trust in the resistance, and the same goes here in lobanon, especially those people who are could be displaced, could be uh deal a lot of destruction to their homes, see their ones being murdered as a result of any future israeli aggression against them, these continuous challenges of course, many of them have lost their sons uh fighters with hazballah and others as well in the other factions of the resistance uh we had just yesterday two of the lebanese brigades uh for the f

of abadan, kirmanshah, tehran, mashad, shiraz, in jordan, the city of erbid, man, aman, um, in uh, beirot, lebanon, in baghdad, and um, pardon, saada, yemen, and doha, qatar, in the south korean town of inshon, in kuadalampur, malaysia, in turkey, istanbul, and uh, we just showed you a image actually also out of occupied bethlehem where there are pro-pales there are palestinians carrying out pro- palestinian um demonstrations in support of their breathrin that are under bombardment as we speak in uh ghaza and mona when we see tensions like this uh especially between resistance factions in the gaza strip and the israeli regime often we see settlers feel like this is a uh a green light that they can carry out violence against palestinians in the in the occupied west bank, we always see it, you mentioned 36 people, i mean have been killed, and it's almost like palestinians in occupied west bank after either come out and join the uh operations against the israelis because they're any way going to become targets, i mean we've seen we've heard of so many people being ambushed by settlers that n

my old mother was in beirot and i was worried.s of the officials who first drew that map, mark tykes and george picco, still resound throughout the arab world. it is map which essentially endures today, with one exception, the country of palestine. in 1917, arthur james balfer stood at the pinnacle of the british imperial establishment. shortly after psyches and piko drew their map, he wrote a letter that was to become famous as the bafer decoration. in it, he promise the jewish homeland in palestine. i was backlisted as an anti-i israel professor because of my work, but they were not satisfied with that, and my office was vandalized and set on fire at columbia university in 1985. the worst aspect of it is of course the occasional threat of violence. i mean, my office has been read vandaliz. i've received death threats and phone messages, quite pleasant, so i mean there's a hint of violence around there, i think that that was, he lived with it constantly, and one of the interesting things is that they really, he was so powerful a

amir abdullah and his lebanes counterpart um mr uh has just finished in the lebanese capital city of beirot in the previous interviews, was that he gave very serious warning to the israeli regime saying that... if this uh conflict continues and if the israeli regime continues its war crimes against palestinians, the anything is possible, and that he has highlighted that the resistance, the access of resistance has the capabilities to strike heavy blows to israel. the other thing, he has also pointed to the role of washington in the ongoing uh war, and that is, he... he pointed to washington's hypocrisy, on one hand, the us provides military aid and funds for israel, every year, it it gives three billion dollars to israel in funds for its military, which is basically used for the iron dome which has proved to be useless. the other thing is that um, there is a report, there is a report um by there is a report by the top. which uh says that the us is trying to um the senate and the administration of joe biden is trying to give more than two million two billion dollars to israel to to um to use

hossain amir abdullahyan made the remark upon his arrival in the lebanese capital city of beirot. he had of that displacing thousands of palestinians and cutting their excess of water, electricity, food. and medicines are organized war crimes committed by the israeli regime. amir abdullah stress that the continuation of such crimes may elicit reactions from other parts of the resistance axis. he said the israeli regime and its backers will be responsible for the consequences of their crimes. before his trip to lebanon, amir abdullahyan had met with iraq's prime minister muhammad shidani in baghdad. the leader of iran's islamic revolution describes as destructive quake the recent anti-israel operations by palestinians. atatullah sayid ali khamenei said the operation has devastated some of the fundamental structures of the occupying regime. he called. irreperable defeat for israel in terms of intelligence and military made those comments after palestinian resistance fighters launched a surprise attack against israel. leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah sayyad ali khamenei say

mariam sall our correspondent in the lebanese capital beirot is also joining us. mariam a mid the military confrontations between israel and palestinian resistance groups. israeli shelling uh yesterday killed three hezballah members in lebanon. hezbollah reacted to that attack firing a guided missile uh at a military vehicle. how tense has the situation become right now uh between uh uh lebanon and and israel as well and israel. well there is lot of tension and the tension seems to be escalating uh, however hizbullah seems to be really studying their move uh step their move steps by step, it hadn't been for the uh the shelling that occurred uh that led to the marterdom of three of hazballah's members, um, which was several days ago, of course, not yesterday, this um, then hazbullah would not have responded in these several. operations, since the israelis themselves, even, when we talk about for example, who conducted this operation, who did this, the first infiltration was done by islamic jihat, the second round of rockets was launched by by hamas, as long as it i

lot journalists and political analyst julia cosum joining us on the line from the lebanese capital beirot uh now uh and is really captive uh as you know has been released by hamas and uh has praised the palestinian resistance movement uh and its treatment of her and other captives uh during uh her time in captivity she says that they were treated quote very nicely. my mom is saying that they they were very friendly towards them. and they took care of them, they were given medicine and they were treated, one of the men with them um had a badly injured from from motorbike accident on the way, and the paramedic was looking after his wound, it was given - medicine and antibiotics, that the people were friendly, that they kept the place very clean, they were... very concerned about them, um, my mom is, my mom is talking about the conditions and being, my mom is speaking about the time, she is telling us about sharing food with the people, that the people when she first arrived, they told them that they are muslims and they not going to hurt them, um and that uh they share, they ate the same fo

my old mother was in beirot, and i was worried.nd, western christianity holy land from the saras, after the turks were defeated in 1917, the europeans moved in, britain and france created a new map, dividing this region into protectorats, mandates and spheres of influence. the names of the officials, first drew that map, mark and still resound throughout the arab world, it is the map which essentially endures today, with one exception, a country of palestine. in 1917, arthur james balfer stood at the pinnacle of the british imperial establishment. shortly after titan picco drew a map, he wrote letter that was to become famous as the balfer declaration. in it, he promised a jewish home and palestine. i was black led as an anti-i israel professor because of my type of work, but they were not satisfied with. and my office was vandalized and set on fire at colombia university in 1985. the worst aspect of it of course the occasional threat of violence. i mean, my office has been raided and vandalized. uh, i receive death threats and pho

and political analyst out of beirout, hello julia, hope you're safe and uh doing well out there in beirot, your thoughts on the uh sheer size and magnitude. of this uh operation we're seen today by resistance factions, you now it caught the world by surprise, um, a retaliation was bound to happen, but of course the resistance never... retaliates on uh on the occupiers terms or on the enemies terms, they retaliate on on on their own terms, but nobody was expecting um unprecedented scenes of fighters from the uh qassim brigades of of hamas to just storm um zionist occupying bases uh capturing uh military vehicles uh as it was mentioned over 35 um at least the numbers are much higher um zionist uh soldiers and and they taking them back into gaza as well as um killing uh few and and destroying some other um equipment and vehicles um this it's really really um unprecedented um there was also uh footage um you know as 5000 uh rocket uh barage was coming out of gaza um that was you know sending the iron dome into into a a frenzy um you know forget any um ability of of to intercept there um as as

hunds of lebanese protesters also took to the streets of beirot, calling for an end to the regime's bloodched. pakistan rallies have been held since israel started this mass killing of civilians in gaza, even though many countries have place restrictions on such protests. es un genocidio. for the third saturday in a row pro-palestine demonstrate. is packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder, and it really, really has got to stop, it's awful. they should be listening to the protesters and demanding that there's an immediate and complete cier that humanitarian aid is allowed through. from madrid to milan and beyond, even in germany, home to one of the largest muslim communities in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over what was described as anti-semitism concerns. despite government attempts to dele

out of beirot, mira osman, journalists and political analysts. out of cape town, zaynul abedien khaddafi coordinated of the zakzaki foundation south africa, thank you both for being with me on this program. mara, i'd like to start off with you, your overall assessment of this operation and the scale of it. let me start by congratulating the palestinian people, the palestinian resistance, the arab and islamic world, all the free people of the world for witnessing. an epic battle that we would have never imagined in our lifetime to see, so let me start there to just show you how immense this thing is to point that keep going through my phone watching all the videos because i can i cannot believe it's i'm very happy but at the same time it's it's brings me pride and joy to be part of this axiss of resistance and to witness first hand the liberation of palestinian land which we have been calling for for the past at least seven 25 years, now what is going on? that's a big question that we can't really answer, but what we can answer is according to what kind of information that we are receivin

diminished words of solidarity and chance are the only weapon people here have to express their anger, but beirot is not only condemning israeli crimes, but also remembering those killed in the israel targeting of civilians. so known as abid, palestinian living and working in lebanon lost 10 members of his family in one night as a result of israel. من اجل كل انسان. blood that has been shed is a gift to every free person in the world so we can all live with dignity. no matter how far this enemy goes with its killing, we must live freely and honorably and take the past which has been lit for us by the martyrs. this blood of the children, women, elderly and youth is the most precious thing we have to give in order to see palestine, which yearns for life and freedom without an oppressive occupier. his friends who were heart broken came to give their condolences were stunned with how he greeted them with smile on his face. as you can see the smart doesn't his face, he's happy for his family because they believe this is what what they've been raised to do until they achieve liberation, but at the same

is known as the bride of the middle east, or more preference. probably west asia, and its capital, beirotagged into the skirmishes because of the interference. by the israeli regime and other countries. instead of the sound of children, we hear the sound of bullets in the alleys and streets. the streets smell like death, grieving and grudges has replaced friendship and joy. religious strife has reached its peak as a result of the zionist and western interferences and people fall to the ground and die as easily as when the leaves fall from tree. hearts are filled with hatred and are shot by bullets. lebanon is involved in a civil war. the flames burned my homeland for 15 years. over 120,00 people are killed and millions more are displaced. lebanon was no longer the bride of the middle east and beirout was no longer the paris of the middle eastان. لبنان عندي شوفته بكل الدنيا هاي تحللى تعيش العمر في حضن اهني الله حب الوطن اغلى اماني بالالوب. those days my father moved to the us. this is my father who looks at me with high hopes. i don't know what kind of future he envisaged for me at that mo

yes, we are in what is called dahiya, dahiya is arabic for the southern suburbs of beirot, it has becomey need to support the resistance, yes all the palestine people have to say to stay with hamas and to give her support, yes thank you, thank you very much, that is of course one of the opinions where she stress that you don't have to be muslim to support palestine. you only need to be human, we also have another young lady here who also wants to give her take. why are you here today? i'm here to uh to say that israel is ibic entity that must be eradicated. okay, do you, what with all these crimes that are happening in israel, what do you think is the best way to really fight and end this uh continuous aggressions by the israelis? uh, we we have to be trust, i'm sorry, i have to jump in unfortunately that the... we are going to need to cross on over to jetta over in saudi arabia, we have to be with the resistance and we we should not be in the in front of them and we should, all right, we do apologize for that, they're live from bayroot, let's cross on over to jetta and listen to the ira

lebanon was no longer the bride of the middle east, and beirot was no longer the paris of the middleتحله تعيش العمر في حضن اهنيه those days my father moved to the us, this is my father who looks at me with higher. hopes, i don't know what kind of future he envisaged for me at that moment, but i'm sure he wouldn't see in his wildest dreams that i was going to become a journalist. my parents named me serena, which means serene and peaceful. my father said he saw the spirit of leadership in my eyes. i was born on october 10th, 1985 in michigan, remember the month of october. this is my sister fatima who is four years younger than me. i've always taken care of her because i love her. i really love this picture. this is my mother, her name is judie po. she is american. i like her composure in this picture. maybe that's why i like this picture. i wasn't a quiet girl in my childhood and when i grew up. up, excitement, passion and a pinch of stubbornness shaped my days, but my father used to say that i have a leadership spirit, although i didn't realize what he meant by that. my father asked

police in the lebanese capital beirot fired tier gas to disperse angry demonstrators near the american embassy in the jordanian capital oman, police also fired tier gas to disperse crowds who gathered near the israeli embassy to vent anger at the regime's crimes. demonstrators are demanding their government close that embassy and scrap a peace. with the regime. hundreds of tunisians also hit the streets, protesting what they slamed as israel's genocide against palestinians. the burning of humans, the killing of babies is a hideous act. this should not even happen to animals. this is a grave crime and a colossal failure. no matter how much you appeal to the international criminal court, it may not yield results. a unified. arab stance is needed, enough of the disappointment, you have brought us shame. protest against israel's massacre of palestinians and ghaza also erupted in egypt and libya, elsewhere in the netherlands, people demonstrated outside headquarters, the international criminal court in the hague. protesters in the dutch city called icc and the international community to tak

sal that from beirout, she's a journalist and commentator, good to have you with us, so you're in beirot, let's discuss a little bit what's been happening between hezbullah and the israely forces, hezbollah has been reacting to what's happening in gaza, and as we have in our reports, the latest about it is that lebanese security sources saying that four people have been killed by israel shelling of town. in southern leban, of course before this as well fighters target an israeli tank and some israeli baracks, ramen baracks, it left several casualties, and recent clashes between hezbollah and israeli forces have left more than dozen people dead and that israelis are using fosphorus bombs and they're targeting civilians in their attacks. let's discuss this a little bit to begin with, yes in south lebanon is defending the libanese lands and the lebanese people are being targeted by the israeli occupied entity, for the past 10 days the israelis have been firing villages here in south lebanon targeting both citizens and also we have media personnels that have been targeted by those bombardmen

tehran, aman, baghdad, beirot, istanbul, and washington dc, among cities people held anti-israeli demonstrations. the palestinian resistance movement, hamas says israel's attacked on the ali hab hospital on gaza proves regime's brutality and extent of its sense of defeat. hamos also held the us responsible for the carnage since washington gives cover to israel's relentless attacks on palestinians. this report is the latest from the world bank stating that the economy of gaza is on the verge of collapse and unemployment rates maybe the highest in the world. it's true that what had been published by the international bank about the unemployment rate in in gaza and also for. the palestinian center, palestinian center for statics also, they published things like that, and we at unra or so we can assure that the unemployment rate reached to more than 40% this year, and we think that it is one of the highest rate in the world. the economical situation in gaza deteriorating and deteriorating after hours after hours and not only days or weeks. the world bank and international institutions should provide

and wealth of the people belongs to the people of the region, and the united states, as they left beirot defeated in 1982, will leave palestine defeated in 2023, and mark my word, palestinians knows that today, the united states, germany and france, and britain is the one who is waging this war against our people in gaza, and not just israel, israel is... and it's the exact same scenario that happened in 2006 and lebanon, when condulis went to israel and ask them, order them to actually wage a war against lebanon, and what happened, destroying houses, buildings of the western district of beiro, destroying the south in lebanon, and where is the today, kundoliza rice and ihood almer, defeated, and where is the lebanese resistance today, very... strong, very present, very alert, very, not just, not just that they are actually fighting today and engaged in the in the fight, but they are also unifying the arab people and the palestinian people and the muslim people, into the right compass, which is palestine, these people of the region, our people in the region if they win this battle and com

iran, among, baghdad, beirot, istanbul, and washington were among cities where people held anti-israeli demonstrations. and the palestinian resistance movement, hamas says israel's attack on ahli arab hospital in gaza proves regime's brutality and accent of his feeling of defeat. hamos also held the us responsible for the carnage since washington gives cover to israel's relentless attacks on palestinians. palestine is of great importance to the world's media because of the events and developments that take place there every day. the israeli occupation leaves no room for the palestinians to spend a single day without inconveniences and it does it through various means of repression, murder, confiscation of land and desecration of sacred sides, and it makes it look like the palestinians are the bad guys, and the israelis the good ones. this campaign of deliberate misinformation continued for decades until the day came that the... narrative that debunked that of the occupation, through local media they reached out to the world, communicating their message, all the while aware of the risks

fronts against the regime. what abdullah han made the remark upon arrival in the lebanese capital beirot, he added the displacing thoughts thousands of palestinians and cutting off their access to water, electricity, food and medicine and are organized war crimes committed by the israeli regime. amir abdullah han stress continuation of such crimes maylicit reactions from other parts of the resistance axis. he said the israeli regime and its backers will be responsible for the consequences of their crimes. before is trip to lebanon, mr. abdullah han had met with the iraq's prime minister muhammad shih al sudani in baghdad. now leader iran's islamic revolution described as destructive quick recent anti-israel operation by palestinians iit sayid ali khamenei said the operation has devastated some of the fundamental structures of the occupying regime he called it. irreparable defeat for israel in terms of intelligence and the military. ayatollah made those comments after palestin resistance fighters launched a surprise attack against israel. leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah sayyad

protesters broke into baghdad's green zone where the us embassy is located, police and lebanese capital beirot a heat. act, this should not even happen to animals, this is a grave crime and a colossal failure, no matter how much you appeal to the international criminal court, it may not yield results, a unified arab stand these crimes are described as brutal, brutal in every sense of the word, the israelis have abandoned principles, values and democracy and have exposed their falsehood, lies and fabrications. they have revealed their hatred through their words, actions, crimes and guns, but we tell them that only fearful, lowely and degraded human being commits such. for this and disgrace, however, god willing, we will fight you. egyptans dressed in black held a funeral prayer for people killed in the gaza hospital strike. yemenes and libyans also pourd into the streets and droves to show support for palestinians at mid over a week of heavy israeli bombardment on the long bloccaded territory. and condemnations continue pouring in over the israel strike on the arab hospital in gaza with the ira

but beirot is not only condemning israels, but also remembering the killed in the israel's targeting of civilians. in the world so we can all live with dignity, no matter how far this enemy goes with its killing, we must live freely and honorably and take the past which has been lid for us by the marters. this part of the children, women, elderly and youth is the... most precious thing we have to give in order to see palestine which yearns for life and freedom without an oppressed occupier. his friends were heartbroken came to give their kinces were stunned with how he greeted them with smile on his face. as you can see the smile doesn't leave his face, he's happy for his family because they believe this is what what they've been raised to do until they achieve liberation, but at the same time this should impose, this should expose what the barbaric actions of the israeli israel is happening in gaza. and we believe that we are all in this together, actually no words are enough to deliver what we feel the massakar that happens and also towards the the smile that abdulrahman is really

mariam sal joining us from the lebanese capital beirot, also uh former hamas chief khalid messhals called west bank, 21-year-old mahmoud sabana and 25 year old ahmad sabana were killed by the regime forces live fire during raid a military checkpoint north of the city of janin, two other palestinians were injured in the attack, one of them critically two more palestinian youths were killed by israeli forces in a raid on the town of silwan near the occupied east rots. according to palestinian media, abdul rahman faraj and ali al-abbasi were... directly shot by israeli forces when who rather than left them to bleed to death. more than 230 palestinians have been killed so far this year across the occupied territories, most of them in the west bank, the united nations is described 2023 as the deadliest year for palestinians in the west bank since it began keeping track of fatalities almost two decades ago. iran's al-alam arabic news network has strongly condemned the attack its office in the ghaza strip by his warplanes, the networks said the regime attacked its office to prevent the world fro

lebanon. is known as the bride of the middle east, or more preferably west asia, and its capital, beirotwn as the paris of the middle east. my father was born in a district located in the southern suburbs of beirout, but i was not born in nebanon. the formation of illegal entity in the south of lebanon by an occupying regime took away the peace in my country for several decades and the tremors can still be felt. over 400,0 palestinians have migrated to lebanon since the arab israeli war. israel invaded lebanon time and time again and occupied its southern parts. طياره اسرائيل بطياراته ودباباته لن نتخلى عن الشعب الفلسطيني لو ما بقي مننا ولا اي طفل. no food, not even water, no electricity, nothing, nothing, we are alone, we have nothing, we need everything. you see, we need the help, where is the arab soldier? lebanon was dragged into the skirmishes because of the interference by the israeli regime and other countries. instead of the sound of children, we hear the sound of bullets in the alleys and streets. the streets smell like death, grieving and grudges has replaced friendship and joy.

specific military targets for the israelis, that is on the situation in south lebanon, of course in beirot, not only in beirout across the country, we have several protests, for example in tripoli, north lebanon, we also have several protests in the bicara area. um with where we actually have village um, it's it's it's a bigger village, it's somewhat of town that's called ghaza itself, so the people there have actually staged gathering and they they're sending their solidarity from gazza to gazza, and so this is why it's it's very important for them to show that support, in addition to the fact that we also have more political figures and even religious figures that basically are fos of political spectrum, but when it comes to the issue of resistance and support for the palestinian resistance, they say that they will be right by the side of hazballah, they will not stab, as we heard from one of the the sunni claricks who was um very clear an opposition of hazballah on several issues, but now he clearly said and stated that we will not be uh be with, so we have... more people joining that s

the hamas spokesperson in beirot khamad said the resistance movement demands that aid piled up on the egyptian side he quickly sent. and distributed to all areas and hospitals inside of gaza. he said hamas considers the decision of victory for the palestinian people. the un general assembly on friday overwhelmingly called an immediate humanitarian truce in the gaza strip. the world by demanded aid access to the siest territory and the protection of civilians. the revolution drafted by arab countries is not binding but carries political way. un human rights chief volker turk says that there is the potential for thousands of more civilians to die if israel presses ahead with this attacks. thousands have already died, many of them children, given the manner in which meter operations. have been contacted and now in the context of the 56 year old occupation, i alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequences of large scale ground operations in gaza and the potential for thousands more civilians to die. walker turks that friday night's bombardments of the gaza strip took the crisis to new

speaking a press briefing in beirot, gazi hamad pointed out that the israeli forces have failed to make any achievements in the ground and fision against gaza. israel occupation forces to invade gaza or to enter the borders of failed. and our brigades casan brigades highly prepared and they successfully fought against attemps of the occupation forces to invade gaza and they succeeded to cause them damages and big losses in gaza strip i think this is kind that forces try to cover or try to give picture or image to the israel that they have made victory in gaza strip that they have did something. against our resistance, our against cassami brigades, but i can speak cloudly that they feel and failed and failed to do anything in gaza strip. in addition to the situation, the hammas hyper officials stress of flood will conminated the victory for the resistance palestinian nation, called on arab and muslim states all ties with occupation regime. gazih also condemned the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza where nearly 900 palestinian families have been killed. in israeli strikes, the officials sa

endeavor for a ground invasion against gazance to victory they not achied, speaking a press briefing in beirot, gazamat pointed out israeli forces have failed to make any advance in the ground invasion against gaza. all the attempts of the israeli occupation forces to invade gaza orders of gaza failed and our brigades casan brigades highly prepared and they successfully f against the attempts of the occupation forces to invade ghaza and they succeeded to cause them damages and big losses in gal strip, i think this is kind that uh forces try to cover or try to give picture or image to the public that that they have made victory in gaza strip that they have did something against our resistance or against casame brigades but i can speak loudly that they failed and failed and failed anything in ghaza strip in addition to the situation the top hums official stress operation alax of flood will culminate in victory for the the palestinian resistance and uh the palestian nation. he called an arab and muslim states that cut off ties with the occupy regime. also condem humanitarian. catastrophy in gaza