seyyed mohammad hosseini, beirut international airport broadcasting agency. the prosperity of production in the country requires the efforts of jihadist groups in the village. martyr president shahid always emphasized on supporting the jihadists as the most powerful guardian of the government in order to eliminate deprivation and create employment in the country. the president in the field was of the jihadist spirit of our martyred president who goes among the people and deprived areas and pursues issues. they accompany me and papa jihadists in all corners of the country, haj agha was supposed to come and visit khanmakola for a small return and have a small meeting with jihadi activists in my province's employment area. the guys from the president's office keep saying, for example, two or three people should talk , so that haj agha continues. mr. pirani, the head of the khursheed jihadist front , tells about the memory of the martyred president's trip in aban 1400, when mr. raisi went to sarbal amur ahmad region for the people of that region, no official visi

and occupied beirut .2006, it could not even reach the litani river in the south of lebanon. the battle that hezbollah is fighting against the zionist regime, if it launches this large-scale attack, it is possible that this is the essence of its existence diet in fact with a very serious challenge. lebanon also pointed out that it is possible that in a large-scale war, if hizbollah forces enter occupied palestine, mr. hosseini, one of the former leaders and former officials of the zionist regime, has stated that attacking lebanon is israel's suicide since the beginning of our war. netanyahu and some current officials talked to each other about lebanon, but they could not take any action against him. is it possible that these recent movements are the same as the previous ones or not? this time, the story may turn out differently. you should see the possibility of this attack as a serious possibility he knew and hezbollah prepared itself based on this possibility. but this possibility for the officials of th

we are in contact with our reporter in beirut. hello, mr.seini, please tell me about the election situation. lebanon, tell us, ms. hosseinzadeh, as you mentioned, here in lebanon, like in many other countries of the world, with the presence of iranian compatriots at the color boxes , we fully witnessed the iranian mood starting this morning at exactly 8 o'clock local time, lebanese time in three regions. in lebanon , due to the dispersion. iranians, fellow iranians , show up and in beirut, where i am north-east lebanese and nabati in south lebanon, the process of voting for the presidential elections began without any problems and this process is still going on . some of them are the first vote in the elections and in the south of lebanon in a region where parts of it are under war conditions. the elections have been held without any problems until now. the votes of the iranian compatriots who are in the cities of nabatieh sur and saida and went to that region to cast their ballots. it is possible and the process of elections and voting is e

into the stone age, bombing beirut - this is one of the most beautiful and best cities for comfort ,in the world, yes, they must clearly understand what is happening is that i i’m finishing, it means that hezbollah will be pleased with missile systems that are capable of delivering powerful strikes on haifa, these are not homemade missiles with a power of 8, 15 or 25 kg, these are missiles of the type, i don’t say what they are called, so to speak, yes, that’s me repeatedly said, with a power of 4 , neither to taiwan nor to anything, because no, well , just after that, which, for example, should stop north korea from any strike, nothing, nothing, that is, then it will be a completely different reality, it will be in in the world the situation will change instantly, dramatically 180°, and it will be so there, other questions, well, i think that this will mean oil prices there at 300-400 dollars, in fact, just a collapse of the world economy, including the collapse of the american economy, but i absolutely agree with that that indeed these american bases in the middle east are very vul

people traveled by train between jaffa, haifa, beirut, damascus and cairo .y always take a taxi from the jaffa clock tower square and go to khiaban hamab in beirut to see the performance of these songs. allah is the greatest. i testify that there is no god but allah. i testify that there is no god but allah . i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali salah hai ali al salah hai ali al falah hai ali hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair alam it was an industrial and living city. there are blacksmith shops and other types of shops in jaffa. there were 11 tile factories in jaffa city alone. jaffa port it was the main palestine during the ottoman era, but it is a pity. it quickly took the place of jaffa. in 1905, with the arrival of a branch of the hijaz railway, the port of haifa grew a lot. the railway went from damascus to the city of daraa in southern syria, and from there it reached haifa. as a result, people could travel from haifa to damascus. and the city of medina in present-day arabia. the imp

used to take a taxi from the jaffa clock tower square and go to they go together on the street in beirut the performance of these songs. this is my photo when i was 25 years old. now that i am 92 years old, jaffa was an industrial and lively city. blacksmith shops and all kinds of other shops were only in jaffa. there were 11 tile factories in the city of jaffa. jaffa was the main port of palestine during the ottoman era, but the port of haifa quickly replaced jaffa. in 1905, with the arrival of a branch of the hejaz railway, the port of haifa grew a lot . the way iron went from damascus to the city of daraa in southern syria and from there it reached haifa. as a result, people could travel from haifa to damascus and the city of medina in today's arabia it used to connect sea routes used for european colonial development and industrial development to land roads. later, the same network. he found that it extended to the city of kirkuk in northern iraq and connected this oil-rich city to other parts of the world. actually, this railway line strengthened haifa's economic progress, because e

, beirut was then in principle with syria, but now it is lebanon, yes, so he meets there, he comes to beirut, and he also meets, actually, the teachers of this school, the russian orthodox school, and he goes there almost every day after lunch, when there are no classes, the union , communicates with female teachers, there were seven of them, it seems , female teachers in this school, and here was maria kamenska, and this is such a rather interesting friendship, and when the ship was leaving with her, he began to shout that i would not like would you marry me ours answered yes, you will understand. they probably broke up and later he even regretted it, but what is very interesting: the same authors who write about this unconventional orientation of his, believe for some reason that he used this love as a way to send his critics on the wrong track, which after all he was in love, well, if i was, if i were this woman, that's exactly what i would think, because... that your husband is enlightened, and when the steam comes out, in principle, that 's what it means, so what, what he obvious

thank you very much for the explanations and analysis you provided us from beirut.well, we will reach the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. august 2nd, 1360, the second presidential election in this election. it was held that the first president of the country, contrary to the people's trust , took the path of confronting the constitution and the islamic revolution, and the end result was political inadequacy and removal from the presidency. in our opinion, all institutions, populations and organizations that have the same thoughts and opinions it is appropriate for everyone to sit together and exchange opinions so that the votes of the people with our committed faith are focused and i hope that this time we will be able to succeed in electing the president with the support of the overwhelming majority of the people who strongly support the islamic legitimacy of this revolution. new with good votes with the dismissal of bani sadr , the anti-revolutionary group of the hypocrites, who had lost their window of influence in siim khordad. he declared an

the news was that hezbollah hid some weapons at the rafik hariri airport in beirut. of course , the minister of transport of lebanon immediately invited all the foreign and domestic journalists present in lebanon and said that they would go to beirut airport everywhere. hizbollah's secretary general said in his last speech that what was needed from lebanon has reached hizballah and even new weapons have reached hizballah and the war between the wars that the regime the zionists have been trying for years not to allow these weapons to arrive in syria under the pretext of the lack of weapons for the resistance, saying that this war was inconclusive and that what is needed for the resistance reaches hezbollah through its own channels, and hezbollah at all. there is no need for rafik hariri airport to transfer weapons. well, some of the persian gulf countries have also issued an announcement not to travel to lebanon and ordered their own citizens to leave lebanon, which can also be analyzed in this regard. at least three times in these eight months, i know of similar eve

hosseini in beirut. god forbid. bring the dry trees to the tired night of the porch, dear spring to the heart of the trembling branches, to the desire of winter, to the struggle of the street, to the fever of the troubled soul . break my homeland, iran, light a candle , make god's name boil, break the claws of the court, break my homeland, iran. good news of rain to the breath of the desert, to the dry veins of the trees, to the tired night. mrs. bersan, the smell of spring in the heart of the branch trembling with the desire of winter. bring the hustle and bustle of the street to the fever of a troubled soul . you leave your soil. every time i see a garden, i see a dream in your eyes, the sun of tomorrow. my old man, i kiss this flag with my broken love, make the world rain flowers with your love, you are with me, iran, soil, you are the sand of iran, your eyes are bright, iran is also beautiful. may it be secret, may it be at the top of the world , may it be under us, a wise gem like siavash, just pass through the

the news was that hezbollah hid some weapons at rafik hariri airport in beirut, of course, immediately the minister of transport naqul lebanon invited all foreign and domestic reporters present in lebanon and said that you can go anywhere you want in beirut airport. secretary-general in their last speech, hezbollah said that what was needed in terms of weapons in lebanon has reached hezbollah, and even new weapons have reached hezbollah, and the war between the wars, which the zionist regime has been trying to resist in syria for years, using the excuse of lack of weapons. they said that the war was futile and that what is needed by the resistance is reaching hezbollah through its own routes, and hezbollah does not need rafiq hariri airport to transfer weapons. well, some countries the border of the persian gulf also issued an announcement not to travel to lebanon and ordered their own citizens to leave lebanon, which is also in this direction. it can be analyzed if i know of at least three similar incidents in this 8th month, and some european and persian gulf countries have done this

embassy in beirut. you can see him targeting a passing army jeep. the shooter, masked, helmeted, and armed with an assault rifle babbling in lebanese for a half an hour before he was shot and captured. >> the individual arrested was wearing what appeared to be isis insignia but we are conducting a full investigation with the lebanese authorities. >> reporter: lebanese officials say he's a citizen of syria and that they arrested five other people in widespread raids. a local security guard was seriously wounded, but all embassy staff are safe. the attack reviving painful memories of a suicide bombing at the embassy in 1983, which killed 63 people and comes as there are new fears the mideast conflict could spread with fighting intensifying along the israel/lebanon border between israeli troops and hezbollah, a militia that like hamas is backed by iran. today 11 israelis injured in what hezbollah says was an explosive drone strike. prime minister netanyahu visiting the border warning that israel is prepared for a military offensive into lebanon to rest

ambassador in beirut secure after a gunman opened fire hours ago. guards were able to neutralize the threat. an investigation into underway into the motive. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. lucas tomlinson has breaking details this, mo. >> lucas: the associationed press said shooter had words islamic state written in arabic. one shooter identified as syrian national and captured after he was shot and taken to a local hospital. there are three shooters total and one getaway driver. one shooter was killed and one escaped in addition to one wounded. u.s. embassy posting on x, 8:34 local time, small arms fire in vicinity of the entrance of the u.s. embassy. thanks to our team, our facility and our team are safe. investigations are underway and we are in close contact with host country law enforcement. does not appear there was significant damage or injuries at the u.s. embassy, north of lebanon's capital in a krift yap suburb. gun battle lasted 30 minutes and u.s. security personnel were involved. s

embassy in beirut is outside the center of the city. it's in a mountainous area to the north, and that is because in 1983 it was targeted with a major car bomb killing dozens of people. >> peter, has president biden been briefed on this situation in beirut? >> ana, we've had a series of conversations with white house officials right now. we know that they are meeting with the president as they speak, preparing them for the remarks he will deliver a speech in commemoration of the d day landings tomorrow. we do know from jake sullivan the white house is well aware and monitoring the situation there. here is part of what he told our colleague savannah guthrie earlier this morning. >> we've been in realtime contact with nbc beirut. all american personnel are safe and accounted for. one local lebanese guard force member outside the compound was wounded. he's receiving care now, and we're working closely with authorities to ascertain what exactly happened here to ensure there's no continuing threat and we'll do all that we need to do to prote

embassy in beirut. a gunman armed with an automatic weapon. authorities say he had the word "isis" written across his vest. a lebanese official confirming this video shows the gunman ducking as an armed vehicle goes by. gunfire could be heard in the background. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off tonight. >> reporter: in broad daylight, just outside the heavily secured u.s. embassy, a gunman armed with an automatic weapon. lebanese officials confirming he's seen in this video darting between vehicles. the sound of gunfire ripping through the neighborhood. horrified onlookers shouting, "bring someone to help. where is the security?" minutes later, the suspected gunman shot and arrested by lebanese army soldiers, but expected to survive. authorities say he is a syrian national, and written across his ammunition vest, the word "isis." >> we are conducting a full investigation with the lebanese authorities into the actual motivations. >> reporter: a local guard was seriously injured in the shootout, but no u.s. p

embassy in beirut. the 30-minute-long shootout in the street before he's captured. what we're learning. was it isis inspired? >>> the deadly house explosion caught on camera. children playing in a nearby driveway running in terror. >>> and 80 years after they helped turn the tide of war, we're with four american heroes as they return to normandy. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. the words, "and liftoff" packing plenty of meaning for boeing tonight as its long-delayed starliner capsule successfully carried two astronauts into space today. its third launch attempt in a month and a much-needed morale boost for boeing after a string of misfortunes. the launch also lifting nasa's hopes of making commercial vehicles its workhorses in space. tonight, the starliner is racing toward a rendezvous with the international space station, the first test flight of the capsule to carry humans. boeing playing catch-up with competitor, spacex, which has been flying

embassy in beirut. a gunman opening fire on soldiers and u.s. embassy security. five other suspects in custody. what we're now learning about the attack, and what was written across the suspect's vest. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> don't here in france, authorities investigating a possible terror plot. the suspect, authorities say, a former member of the russian military. detonating a homemade bomb at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>> president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy, and tomorrow, he'll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. >>> tonight, back in the u.s., the major cities on the east coast bracing for potential flash flooding. storm concerns from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york ci city. >>> the race for president tonight. the breaking headline involving donald trump. his gun permit revoked because he's now a convicted felon. and the news coming in on the georg

embassy in beirut, injuring a guard at the gate. white house continues to press hamas and israel to accept the latest cease-fire proposal despite political opposition in israel's cabinet. >> there's a lot of talk and chatter. the israeli government confirmed as recently as today that that proposal is still on the table and now it's up to hamas to accept it. >>> as the supreme court will rule on whether president trump is immune from prosecution, the democratic senator leading demands for justice alito's recusal joins us as well as for ethics reform on the high court, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse is on the show. ♪♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hunter biden is in court for the third day of his trial on felony gun charges with first lady jill biden and hunter's wife in the courtroom. just stepping off the witness stand, hunter's first wife, the mother of three of his children, testifying about hunter's struggle with addiction. this morning, an fbi special agent was cross-examined by biden's attorney about

this is the anniversary of martyr mustafa chamran in beirut. he went to lebanon to fight against the zionist regime and became one of the resistance commanders . here in the capital of lebanon, next to the street that is known by his name, a commemoration ceremony was held on the 4th and 3rd anniversary of his martyrdom. life in the circle of prosperous education and even progress and personal honor it was less than his high spirit. martyr mustafa chamran came to lebanon in 1350 to fight against the zionist regime and spent 8 years in difficulty. in this situation , he worked as the director of the retiman night school, the commander of the resistance groups and the friend of seyyed moussa sadr, the leader of the lebanese shiites. on the 43rd anniversary of the martyrdom of the great commander shahid chamran, we witness the power and greatness of the resistance in palestine and lebanon. these achievements are the result of the struggle and martyrdom of chamrand and other martyrs. contrary to the volume of extensive activities. martyr chamran, f

mustafa chamran's anniversary in beirut. he went to lebanon to fight against the zionist regime and became one of the resistance commanders. here in the capital of lebanon, next to the street known by his name a commemoration ceremony was held on the 4th and 3rd anniversary of his martyrdom. life in the circle of education, welfare and even personal progress and honor. it was much less and inferior to his lofty soul. martyr mustafa chamran came to lebanon in 1350 ad to fight against the zionist regime and worked for 8 years in the most difficult conditions as the director of the retiman night school, the commander of the resistance groups and the friend of seyyed musa sadr, the leader of the lebanese shiites . martyrdom of al-qa'id mustafa shamran on the 43rd anniversary of martyrdom of the great commander martyr chamran. we are witnessing the strength and greatness of the resistance in palestine and lebanon. these achievements are the result of struggle and martyrdom chamran and others are martyrs. contrary to the extensive

seyyed mohammad hassan hosseini, beirut broadcasting news agency. at least 27 people lost their lives due to silesta rains in several countries and central america. as a result of these floods, hundreds of people were displaced. the focus of these events is in the countries of el salvador, guatamar. in addition to killing seven people, the floods in guatemala damaged roads, bridges and houses due to the rising water levels of rivers in southern honduras and in the proximity of the border with el salvador has cut off communication in several areas. government officials in nicaragua also warned of the risk of rising river water levels, flooding houses and damage to roads. thank you very much for your companion. have a good day. god bless you. after the leadership position of the president, if the presidency is good, it means serving the nation. they do. assembly fighting clerics who did not want to participate in the elections, after karroubi's meeting with the leader of the revolution on april 16, 1371 announces that he will participate in the electi

official beirut demands tel aviv to stop the military escalation. minister naji b by the way, rejected the threats of neighbors and called for finding a political solution to the military conflict. the united states is trying to become the arbiter in the dispute between the grandmasters; deputy assistant to the president amos hawksteen held negotiations with the head of the lebanese government in beirut. this is a critical moment and we are seeking , together with the lebanese government , a diplomatic solution that will restore stability on the border. is it true, these words somehow don’t fit with the actions. the other day benjamin netanyahu complained. that the us is delaying arms deliveries. it is inconceivable that the us administration has withheld arms and ammunition supplies to israel over the past few months. israel is america's closest ally, fighting for its life, fighting against iran and our other common enemies. and literally immediately it became known that tel aviv had been allocated a new, large batch of bombs and fighters, worth $1

embassy in beirut. a suspected isis gunman was shot by security forces and arrested.americans were hurt, but it comes as tensions rise along the israel-lebanon border, increasing the threat of a widening war. more now on this from cbs' imtiaz tyab in israel, where he was roughed up while covering a demonstration in jerusalem. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured what appears to be the shooter as he exchanged fire with the lebanese army outside the u.s. embassy. the attacker a syrian national was shot and has been hospitalized as investigators continue to search for a motive. the incident comes amid heightened tensions between israel and lebanon's powerful iran-backed hezbollah movement, who have been trading cross-border fire since the war in gaza began. israel's prime minister warned of a very strong action in the north with fears only growing israel could engage in a wider war with hezbollah. tens of thousands of israelis marched through the old city for jerusalem day, an annual celebration of what israel calls the reunification of east and west jerusalem fol

embassy in beirut. a gunman opening fire on soldiers and u.s. embassy security.other suspects in custody. what we're now learning about the

i spoke to carine torbey, the bbc�*s beirut correspondent. for this crisis. lebanon is already overwhelmed with its own problems, which are massive. this is a country with a very delicate demographic balance. so this is all coming together to make the lebanese, for the first time, say, "enough is enough." is it important that these refugees, a million and a half of them, are from syria, a country which has, of course, dominated lebanon from time to time, and there's been a lot of bad blood between them? the syrian army was in lebanon up until 2005, when they withdrew, and some of the lebanese consider that lebanon was under syrian occupation, while others think that syria is a friend and was here to help lebanon. but also, to be fair to the situation, a lot of lebanese have very strong bonds to syrians as well. the people who feel, you know, the most cold in this situation are the refugees themselves, because from their perspective, they don't want to go to syria, they don't want to go back. either they can't go back, because they are from ar

was in it was where, in lebanon or all, so he meets. so, therefore , he meets there, he comes to beiruttually meets the teachers of this school, a russian orthodox school, and he goes there almost every day after lunch, when there are no lessons, he communicates with the teachers, there were seven teachers in this school, and there was maria kamenska and this is such a rather interesting friendship , and he already... when the ship was sailing away with her, he began to shout that would you like me, would you be able to marry me, that she answered, you must be out of your mind, and then he even regretted it, but what is very interesting, the same authors who write about this unconventional orientation of his, believe for some reason that he used this love as a way to let go of his critics. a false impression that after all he had love, love, if i were that woman, that's exactly what i would think, because if your husband is enlightened and..." when the steamer leaves, then in principle this means that , so that, that he obviously wanted to give some false beacons, you know, if that was

embassy in beirut. a gunman opening fire on soldiers and u.s. embassy security.ustody. what we're now learning about the attack, and what was written across the suspect's vest.

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say that they learned a lot about their own city and their country precisely from his stories from beirutecisely from his notes, so indeed in 1896-96, he was in liuvan for almost two years, and of them four , 4.5 months of the city... kushueyri, and where we are working now, we are already created a museum exhibition, and even we ordered a bust of agathangel of crimea from the very famous lebanese sculptor pierre karam, it is such a very warm bust of lebanese stone, and we want, i think that in the near future even a museum of agathangel of crimea will be opened there, and indeed during this time, during these two years, he practically with... collected so many books, monuments, languages, just living language, he wrote it down and so that he had only one problem, which he writes about in letters , how can i translate all these books that stand from the floor to the ceiling completely, so from lebanon, he managed to do it, so what, but you and i jumped a little, that is, he, he already received an education, and and in... in kiev yes in and in then in moscow, he studied with his lebanese

embassy near beirut. what can you share with us about what you know?reporter: well, savannah, we have been in real-time contact with nbc beirut. all american personnel at the embassy are safe and accounted for. one local lebanese guard outside the compound was wounded. he's receiving care now. and we're working closely with local authorities to ascertain what exactly happened here to ensure there is no continuing threat and we will do all we need to do to protect our people. >> obviously there is a conflict in the north that israel has with hezbollah and inside lebanon and that's a piece of the larger puzzle here in the middle east. where do things stand on this potential cease-fire deal announced by the president on friday? it was described as an israeli proposal. then it seems like they backed off from it, kind of distanced themselves. is it still a live proposal on the table for hamas? >> yes, it is. it's still a live proposal and an israeli proposal, and israel is a ruckus democracy. they reconfirmed repeatedly, as recently as today, that that prop

nbc's raf sanchez joins us now from tel aviv, and nbc's keir simmons is in beirut.rael is saying about this battle along their northern border. >> so, ana, this weapon is called a trebuchet, it left the battlefield in the 16th century, hasn't really been seen since then. and all of a sudden it pops up on the israeli border. you are seeing troops hurling fire balls over the border into lebanon. an israeli military official tells me this is not an officially sanctioned weapon. it appears to have been built by reservists who were stationed up there. while this is not part of the i df's arsenal, they were trying to burn away thick bushes, thick shrubbery on that border, which they say hezbollah fighters sometimes use to hide in, but in terms of the broader and really much more serious situation, the israeli government says that what is going on right now is intolerable and it cannot continue. you have about 70,000 israeli civilians displaced from their homes since october because of the fighting. you have near daily rocket fire, some of those rockets causing quite large

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there have been redone for us and beirut. thank you, ben. we've also learned that the us helped the idf prepare for this mission. >> a us official says that while there were no american boots on the ground, the us offered israel intelligence support. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more the united states on saturday commending israel for its rescue of four hostages with president biden welcoming the use alongside the french president. i i want to echo president macron comments, welcoming the safe rescue of four hostages that were returned to their families in israel we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached. that is essential to happen. >> are us official tells cnn that an american cell in israel supported the rescue efforts, working with israeli forces. that and reference to a team that has been assisting israel since october 7 to information gather on hostages. but a source also confirming to cnn that there were no us boots on the ground in this mission. now, of course, the us has been pushing for a host

destruction talks to end the war are once again bogged down as every day the death toll mounts in beirutwe spoke to senior hamas leader osama hamdan, one of the few privy to details of this ceasefire negotiations but not privy. he claims to the condition of the 120 hostages still in gaza how many? hey of those 120 are still alive? >> i don't have any idea about that. no one has any idea about this. >> the wall street journal recently reported that messages from gaza, hamas leader, yeah. sinwar to mediators and other hamas it's officials included one in which he allegedly said the deaths of civilians in gaza is a necessary sacrifice. how i'm done insists the messages or fake after eight months of this war, more than 37,000 palestinians have been killed, probably more, more than 80,000 injured was it a necessary sacrifice for the people of gaza you'll seem that count star from the beginning. >> let's start from beijing on. but one, y, two out talk about the base of 7 october. what about the israeli cubic what came after? good luck well, the 7 october, it was a reaction against the occupati

their ben wiedemann appreciate your reported from beirut. john goes now, retired general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander and founder of renew america together and general bint, we would ending in beirut in lebanon, there is renewed concern over the fighting between hezbollah in lebanon, the shia militia, they're and israel with a intensified exchange of fire over the border there. >> there's the us representative now traveling to the region and try to help mitigate this i guess my question is, why do you believe hezbollah has not launched a full-scale operation against israel to date, what has kept them? for making this an even more intense confrontation i think two or three things or john might be looked at here. >> a first of all, they're cooking the frog slowly shower, they're letting israel struggle in gaza as they gradually checkout how israel is going to respond put the pressure on israel gradually escalate it's a cautious strategy, but it's a strategy that they are pursuing because there's no restraint on them. and

available facilities to fight against the occupying zionist regime that had occupied lebanon up to beirutere imam khomeini stated his position on this matter in the constitution as well. and that there is no option and proposal in front of the palestinian nation for. and that too through resistance and by supporting the entire palestinian nation with the desired facilities in this regard, martyr qassem soleimani took auspicious steps with the help of martyr emad mughniyeh in the path of supporting the islamic resistance. and all the palestinian groups and in fact the idea of ​​the tunnel and digging the tunnel, which today is considered one of the most important weapons of the resistance, was one of their ideas, and in fact , with the support of iran, the resistance is moving on its way and after 8 months. we see that resistance is a witness of great courage and heroism. since the operation of october 7th, the resistance has continued in this direction until this hour, and god willing, until the great victory will pick up therefore, i must say that imam khomeini's view was completely corr

bagheri, who went to beirut to meet with lebanese political officials , added in a press conference: palestinian resistance is on the battlefield. we are ready enough to decide on the future of gaza. mr. bagheri also said about the american ceasefire plan: america is talking about peace after 8 months of accompanying tel aviv in the genocide of the people of gaza and while the zionist regime is caught in the gaza war. sources of the zionist regime of 20 large fires in the north of the occupied palestine after being hit by rockets and drones of the islamic resistance. according to yedut aharot newspaper, the intensity of the fire is so high that the fire brigades asked for help to put out the fire and the flames have reached the houses of kiryat chamune . the haft tv channel of the zionist regime announced that a large part of the golan heights is on fire due to hezbollah's missile attacks. multi axis the connection between the center and the north of the occupied territories has also been closed. lebanon's hezbollah announced on monday that it carried out large-scale aerial and rocke

must decide for themselves about these issues rise up when the zionists took root in the heart of beirut, the capital of lebanon, the formation of hezbollah became the first line of resistance in the region. in palestine, 8 years after the victory of the islamic revolution, the intifada. first, the sparks of hope formed in the hearts of the young people to return to their homes were ignited in the same mountains of gaza when a zionist driver ran over some palestinian workers with a truck near the ariez crossing. this time, the fist of the palestinians was filled with stones. resistance against aggression and occupation was now a method. in lebanon, iraq, syria and yemen and the extension of the gaza resistance which is now farsang farsang has reached far and they have come to the street in support of him. this time a school student. khomeini, who has followed the same path as his successor all these years , writes a letter to american students. dear young students in the united states, this is our message of sympathy and solidarity with you. you have now formed part of the resistance fro

in the final match of al-riyazi, beirut , lebanon. asian basketball clubs will start from june 20, hosted by the uae. it was followed up in the continuation of the french open tennis competition . novak djokovic of serbia , the number one tennis player in the world, played a close match against lorenzo mosti from italy. bulgarian ruff beat zizou berks from belgium and holger roone from denmark in three hands. koli, who won from slovakia, and felix uzhiane, with the same result , overtook winshelton from america, and in the end. a review of some other news in the semi-final stage of the near asia championship team snooker competition in bahrain, our country's team lost to qatar 3.2 and finished third in this tournament. with the announcement of tabriz tractor club , the contract of arslan motahari, the striker of this team, was terminated by agreement. tractor at the end of the premier league with 5. he was ranked fourth with four points , and in the eighth round of the kazakhstan chess tournament, parham maqsoodlou won against the rep

the existing facilities , rather than with the occupying zionist regime that occupies lebanon up to beirutc based on the support of the islamic resistance and helping the resistance and that there is no option or proposition before the palestinian people to return to their lands. and he emphasized the formation of an independent palestinian state from all over palestine, from the river to the sea, through resistance and by supporting the entire palestinian nation with the desired facilities, and in this regard, martyr qassem soleimani in the path of supporting the islamic resistance and all palestinian groups. and in fact, the idea of ​​the tunnel and digging the tunnel, which today is considered one of the most important weapons of the resistance, was one of his ideas, and in fact, in this regard, with the support of iran, the resistance is on its way. he is taking steps and after 8 months we can see that the resistance is a witness of great courage and heroism after the operation of october 7 and the resistance continues in this direction and until this hour , and god willing , it will l

i want to bring in keir simmons who's in beirut today. the idf spokesman said today that hezbollah's increasing aggression is bringing us to a brink of wider escalation. what exactly is the danger there? >> i think that statement was very impactful and designed to leave anyone watching in no doubt that israel and the idf intends to ensure safety for israelis on its northern border. the border with lebanon here, which of course has been targeted by hezbollah in the past nine months. now, israelis on the other hand, have been targeted hezbollah and they hit another hezbollah operative just today accord to an idf statement. the message is that israel will not accept any kind of threat. it's difficult though when you watch those kinds of messages to figure out whether or not it is, what the message is that israel tends to take action in this part of the region or whether in fact it's simply trying to say to hezbollah don't you dare. it's very difficult to see the difference between those two. the question you asked, and it's a good one, what

embassy near beirut.s israel's prime minister toured the country's northern border with lebanon and said his country is prepared for strong action in the region against hezbollah. correspondent trey yingst reports tonight from tel aviv. >> trey: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flies in a helicopter to israel's northern border. his meeting with turks on the front lines as his country prepares for a broader war. >> whoever thinks that they can harm us and we will sit idly buy isbyis making a big mistake. we will restore security to the north. >> netanyahu's words echoed his chief of staff this week who said israel is getting close to a decision to launch a widespread campaign against hezbollah. such an action target iran backed group bigger and better armed than hamas draw extensive rocket fire deep into israel far greater than what was unfolded the past eight months along the northern front. on israel's southern front intensive military operations continue in gaza. other diplomatic efforts reach

embassy in beirut, lebanon.8 8:34, small arms fire was reported in the vicinity of the interest to the u.s. embassy thanks to the quick reaction of -- and are embassy security team, our facility and our team are safe. investigations are underway. we are in close contact with host country law enforcement. the gunman was wounded and taken into custody with lebanese security forces. investigation is underway to determine a motive. officials say the man could have ties devices. the state department -- wearing a shirt with isis insignia. took place between rising tension between lebanon and israel as the militant group hezbollah continues to launch daily attacks over the border. israeli prime minister benjamin not you visited a town, an area close to the lebanon border where extensive changes of fire have sparked recent widespread wildfires in recent days. israeli leader issuing a warning to the iranian-backed group. >> whoever thinks they can harm us and sit idly by is making a big mistake. we are prepared for a ver