for the second time yesterday, it was reported that rockets had been fired to the vicinity. of bengorian, the streets in tel aviv literally are empty, according to israeli media coming from there, the streets of of al-quds as well, the israelies are afraid to freely move from an area to another mainly the in the areas where were close to the to the northern borders with lebanon, but speaking about the settlements and the towns and the cities in the south, there are already has been... evacuated by the israel, it's almost 22 settlements had been evacuated from its israeli residence in the in the south of course sedaroth alone this largest israeli town on the borders between gaza ship and israel, 30,000 israelies live in sedarot alone and till yesterday the israeli military was working on evacuating the remaining residencets the could be moved to to to tel aviv and to stay in in hottles of al quds and ilat and according to the israeli media private donations is funding the hotels injel to shelter the settle the the setter evacueries in tel aviv al quds and ilad also south asqalam is also i

longer able to fight israel, changed his way completely, he was the... first era president to land at bengorianort and spoke of reconciliation and peace at the israelient. let us agree that whatever happens between us, we should solve it together through, mean talks rather than going to war. but they to have a meeting in a cosy place washington northwest road top of jungle hills e president's exclusive resort, camp david. 12 days of secret talks at camp david led to a treaty that was signed by both the following year in the open courtyard of the white house in washington and us president jimmy card was happy and satisfied. it provides for the full exercise of egyptian sovereignty over the sinai. it calls for the full withdrawal. of israeli forces from the sin, and after inner with, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal, peaceful relations between the two countries, including diplomatic relations. sadat recognized israel and the rest of the arab leaders said, no peace with israel, no recognition of israel, no negotiations with israel in the chhartoms. instead, isra

bengorian believed that israel should not lose any war, and if it does, it will not win any war. maybe this was the only thing he said that was true. the biggest number of my thoughts on friday, the reason for this, in the name of allah, the most merciful , is the presence of the islamic republic of iran in the united nations general assembly to express the views of the islamic republic of iran. naturally , i am a representative of the islamic republic of iran and a representative. the sacred system of the islamic republic speaks the language i will be the people to express the facts that need to be explained for the government and the nations . greetings to the spirit of the founder of the islamic republic of iran and the city of islam. good time, mr. dr. raisi, the honorable president of the islamic republic of iran and the honorable delegation accompanying us to new york through the skies of turkey, greece, italy, france, spain, portugal, the atlantic ocean, and the united states. the duration of this flight will be 14 hours and , god willing, we will fly up to a height of 36,

thousand people under the rubble um at this point one of the latest developments coming is the uh bengorian airport where it says that that uh thesam brigades has targeted uh that with a missile and the situation of southern lebanon also still remain somewhat tense even though at this point noontime local time which is about 11:30 i believe a.m. in uh uh the palestinian uh territories that that uh that uh not as many skirmishes have taken place. for now we're going to wrap it up, say goodbye but we'll be back with international news at half past the hour. do stay with us. what's going on everyone? is a here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and i'm back here again at the atomic energy organization of iran once again checking out the radio pharmaceuticals facility to pick up where we left off last time and fill in the blanks when we talked about gallium and luticium and their diagnostics and uh therapeutic properties when it comes to cancer treatments and diagnostics of course but we left out one important element in between leutecium and gallium and that was iodine so in this episo

that as well as the disabling of bengorian airport will have major economic ramifications and that can be seen on the israeli. stock market, but in terms of the push uh with lebanon, israel is now claiming that it can fight this war on two fronts, since the beginning it has bombed syria, it has bombed lebanon and it has bombed of course gazza, and as was said you have seen around 50 people in the west bank be killed too, but what israel knows is that in lebanon there is a far more experienced and essentially well-armed fighting force. that israel fears, so can israel really deal with um the exertion of force it will take in the west bank as well as a ground occupation of ghaza as well as um major moves from the south of lebanon and the north of palestine, would israel be able to withstand that, economically speaking, would it be able to convince uh the settler population that what it was doing was somehow justifiable, i'm not sure, you would certainly see the society fall into chaos very swiftly. well shabir, iran's foreign minister has said that iran cannot remain a bystander while is

their ideas attracted perez's attention and he soon returned to israel to inform david bengorian of theirwar and asked the united states. to buy weapons, but washington refused it because of the 1950 tripartide agreement on the middle east among the us, france, and britain. the agreement banned selling arms to countries in the region to prevent an arms race, so kamal abdul nasir reached out to the soviet union for economic and military assistance. czechoslovakia agreed to give arms to egypt. the proximity of egypt and the eastern block could have intensified the cold war. on october the 29th, 1956, the israelis invaded the sinai desert. a week later they occupied it. french fighter jets also provided security for israeli ground forces in sinai against the powerful egyptian air force. israel ignored the importance of power. the united states, which was furious with israel over its alliance with france and britain, repeatedly pressured the united nations security council to do something about a temporary ceasefire. on october the 13th, the un security council convened and voted a draft reso

he was the first arab president to land at bengorian airport with us support and spoke of reciliationaeli gut. let us agree that whatever happens between us, should solve it together through, i mean to talk rather than going to war, but they had to have a meeting in a see place washington northwest road top of jungle hills president's exclusive resort camp david 12 days of secret talks at camp david led to a treaty that was signed by both sides the following year in the open courtyard of the white house in walngton then us president jay carter was happy and satisfied. provides for the full exercise. of egyptian sovereignty over the sin, it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sin, and after in withdrawal, which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal, peaceful relations between the two countries, including diplomatic relations. sadat recognized israel and the rest of the arab leaders said, " no peace with israel, no recognition of israel, no negotiations with israel in the chhartom. instead, israel returned the sinar to egypt without the slig

disruptions are being reported at the bengorian airport due to the escalation, all the military check points between the palestinian cities here in the occupied west bank are also closed, not only the across. things, the border crossings, but also the military check points between the palestinian areas and the occupied west bank are closed, and as we said before, the israeli military declared the start of a of the war, let's wait until the meeting of the israeli cabinet, what the results would be, what are the the the the moves that? would be taken, what steps would be taken by the israeli, israeli cabinet? thank you mona, and apparently we have mr. daud, columnist for palestine pulse from the monitor, joining us from almon jordan. hello, mr. kutap, hope you're doing well out there in almon, i'm sure you woke up like many of us did to this retaliatory operation taking place by resistance groups out of the gaza strip, there's saying in retaliation for the continued uh atrocities committed by the israeli regime against palestinians, it's a it'spinish initiated by the al-qasam brigades,

to to the head of sancom and then biden himself came to came to occupied lands of palestine and bengorian airport and he met netanyahu and without mentioning a word about the massacker that's been carried out against the palestinian people without giving a word about the massacre that took place in muhammadani hospital in gaza they talked about supporting israel and supporting... the zionists, you know, i don't think they are supporting zionists, but they are on ground killing and they are on ground sharing in the genocide that's taking place against the palestinians and and you should know that today we got some news also from different american bases that region in atanaf region and eastern syria and in iraq that they were targeted by the by different fractions and different members of the access of resistance, they were targets on, they were drones fired towards a turn of base in syria, they were drones and they were attacks on conniko base of americans in eastern euphratus in syria and there were also some attacks on ain asad american base in iraq, so this also is really important tha

means they've taken 200,000 people out of the traditional economy, that as well as the disabling of bengorian airport will have major economic ramifications and that can be seen on the israeli stock market, but in terms of... the push uh with lebanon, israel is now claiming that it can fight this war on two fronts, since the beginning it has bombed syria, it has bombed lebanon and it has bombed of course gazza. and as was said you have seen around 50 people in the west bank be killed too, but what israel knows is that in lebanon there is a far more experienced and essentially well-armed fighting force that israel fears, so can israel really deal with um the exertion of force, it will take in the west bank as well as a ground occupation of ghaza as well as um major moves from the south of lebanon and the north of palestine, would israel be able to withstand that, economically speaking, would it be able to convince uh the settler population that what it was doing was somehow justifiable, i'm not sure, you would certainly see the society fall into chaos very swiftly. well, shabir, um, iran's for

reaching asqalan, asd, al-quds, tel aviv suburb as well as the vicinity of bingorian for the second, bengorian international airport for the second time today, the destruction is clearly seen in the roads, cars, homes, the israelis had also said one of the homes had been completely destroyed, hold to your thoughts, to that, hold to your thoughts there, because the ghaza strip is being hit again, uh like to explain and show the viewers that which they're seeing uh in case they're not aware, this is of gaza uh that's being uh hit by air strikes by the israeli uh regime forces uh israel has announced that it's going to go into the gaza strip, the ground incursion is uh something that may be imminent, we saw tanks just about in the past hour that we brought to you, images of a number of tanks that had a massed on the border area, of course this border area really it's all of palestine. so there's no border there, but they uh want to come in and based on the prime minister netanyahu's announcement the day before that they want to cleanse uh the gaza strip, they don't want and there you see uh bomb