saudi arabia being accused of supporting daesh. -- daesh is the abbreviation of the isis. this is arabic, you know, acronym of that one. so it's the arabic translation of isis. so saudi arabia issued two things. one, they tried to say look, if you want to come back to your country, we know how many saudis there have been that accuse the government of trying to figure out how many saudi went to join them, they said well listen go back to the embassy in istanbul, hand over yourself. you will have a fair treatment. but then we issue a sort of, first the list that we have identified, the terrorist list, the second said, well you have 30 days or 60 days if you come if you deliver yourself to the embassy, then you will have a fair trial. you will not be -- and then we put up all the laws and regulations. second if you really look at the isis, there was no leadership in isis there saudi arabia. yes, there's a participation from saudi arabia. we have people also from bahrain and other gulf country there but the percentage if you look at it the majority was from north africa. you h

daesh. isis. terrorism.his is the new factor which has come in and is actually destabilizing everybody. second, that no one is actually winning. you think that one side may be winning. the truth is no one is. and that's why we have an idea about how to push at least one major example a little. >> reporter: we've just come back from aleppo where the syrian army is now encircling the rebel-held east. they believe they're on the brink of victory, that they will soon control all of aleppo. why would they need the u.n.'s help? >> i think we are getting very close to having the government to understand. i think just the purpose of my meetings these days. that it's not a matter of vktry or defeat or encirclement. it's a matter of trying to see where we can find some type of political formula.encirclement. it's a matter of trying to see where we can find some type of political formula. they are the ones as well as everybody feeling that daesh, isis are the real terrorist groups, and that's why should we not stop the

most strikingly that you now have a common enemy with the west, which is daesh, the islamic state extremistswonder which you think is the bigger enemy today, the islamic state or the enemy that hezbollah was founded to fight, which was israel? >> translator: we don't really differentiate between the two really, because the whole problem revolves around ending the resistance, when israel backed by the u.s. failed to end the resistance, the focus in syria was to stop it supporting the resistance. therefore this whole battle aims to protect israel. the role of the jihadist is to benefit from the political development in the region and to work on the project, which is a threat to the region and to all those who oppose their views. syria is a key component in the balance of the regional conflict, and was threatened by those groups due to western policies. and those groups threaten lebanon and the resistance movement in it. it means that this continues to be a battle against israel, but the rules and locations of the engagement have changed. >> but you've always said that you need your weapons for