now, to some, there's not a clear distinction between daesh and israel. what are your thoughts on this issue? this is the line, this is the policy of... the united state to support the terrorist and indeed one of the very good example of terrorist is isis, so this evidence shows that they are in the side of isis, and i think if isis announce that accept that they did this things in the kirman, is just misleading that united states is not involved or israel is not involved, this is obvious, i mean they, it was not only issue in kermon, it was they had, they did the same in lebanon, they did the same things in iraq and syria and just within two weeks, so it shows that that was a network hate policy. and terror policy in 2016, donald trump revealed before the eyes of the world that obama and hillary clinton co-founded daesh, or when the world was appalled at the terrorist crimes, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited field hospital in the golan heights where some of the wounded members of the group were being treated. to dr. amili, karman and

daesh, you all note about the critical role of lotenant general qasim sulaimani in defeating daesh.the israeli regime has tried over the past few months to deal blows with the islamic republic, directly or indirectly, but for example, assassinating sayid razi musavi and salih. since october 7, tel aviv has respately tried to drag iran into the war. the regime has been an heart voter for more than three. monsters and since the us is preparing for a presidential elections, biden doesn't want to get sewishly involved in a new war, so by trying to drag iran into the war, the israelies are in fact trying to get washington involved in it with its full force, but how should we treat what just happened in kermon as separate attack by a terrorist group already tatters after it received a series of deadly blows from the resistance front, or as part of a bigger plot, hatched against iran as the center piece of the resistance access. the tragic incident came day after hamas deputy leader saleh al-arori was assassinated in an israeli drone attack in beirot. iran condemned the assassination sayin

both daesh and israel could benefit from the kirman attack. once again make noise and turn heads toward itself. the group is happy, it's kind of taking revenge. as you know, the islamic republic was one of the major forces on the battlefield against daesh. you all note about the critical role of lotenant general qasam sulaimani in defeating daesh, on the other hand, the really regime has tried over the past few months to deal blows with the islamic republic, directly or indirectly by for example, assassinating sayid razi musavi and salih. since october 7, tel aviv has respectly tried to drag iran into the war. the regime has been an hot voter for more than three months. and since the us is preparing for presidential elections, biden doesn't want to get serishly involved in a new war, so by trying to drag iran into the war, the israelies are in fact trying to get washington involved in it with its full force. but how should we treat what just happened in kerman as a separate attack by a terrorist group already tatters after it received a series

it took daesh nearly 30 hours to claim responsibility for the bombings. this delay was unusual in the dark history of the terrorist group. to know more about the issue, we sat with dr. said riza ami. dr. ami is the head of the world studies faculty at tehran university. he said daesh is an american ziness project to distort the image of islam and to sew discord in the muslim world. this is the principle of the islam to love everyone everyday muslims are practicing bismillahirrahmanirrahim in the name of god the merciful. the compassionate, so this mercifulness and compassionate is love environment rather than hate environment, but unfortunately by xenophobia, by islamophobia, by shiopphobia, by iranophobia, they change the picture, they change the picture of the islamic countries by fearness, by phobia, which is not right, definitely is not. and that is why many people when they come from europe, from america to iran, they are shocked, what they show them in terms of picture of iran and what was the reality of iran. before daesh claim responsibility, the

'daesh, you all note about the critical role of lieutenant general qasim sulaimani in defeating daeshother hand, the israeli regime has tried over the past few months to deal blows to the islamic republic, directly or indirectly, but for example, assassinating sayid razi musawi and salih. since october 7, tel aviv has respectly tried to drag iran into the war. the regime has been an heart voter for more than'. fes and since the us is preparing for presidential elections, biden doesn't want to get seriously involved in a new war, so by trying to drag iran into the war, the israeles are in fact trying to get washington involved in it with its full force. but how should we treat what just happened in kerman as a separate attack by a terrorist group already tatters after it received a series of deadly blows from the resistance front, or as part of a bigger plot. hashed against iran as a center piece of the resistance access. the tragic incident came day after hamas deputy leader saleh al aruri was assassinated in an israeli drone attack in beirot. iran condemned the assassination saying i

daesh has daesh couldn't do this by itself. "it has a supporter, their supporters are the us and israel, mothers were among those taking part in the rally, i asked them how they felt when they saw the dead bodies of innocent people as the attack occurred on mother's day in iran. there's no doubt that israel and the us were behind this herfic terrorist attack. it hurts every human being's feeling when on mother's day they see mother killed while holding her baby." during the rally, people also morned for a 20-year-old girl named faeza rahimi. faze was a student who was killed in the attack. iranian students of all ages were participating in the rally to show their support for marters like faez. imam komaini once said, "kill us, but our nation will become more awaken." western back terrorist attacks in iran have mainly targeted popular backing. for the islamic republic, but the people say they will continue to support the establishment and hold heroes like martter assam sulaimani in their hearts. press tv, tehran. human rights ac

who is behind the daesh? so it is very clear, if the united nations security council has condemning this criminal act, so i think this is the time all unsc member are. must together against the united states of america, because the one member in the unsc is america and america is behind the daish and also in the killing in gaza by through israel, so this kind of statements, i think needs practical efforts by the un general assembly and also un security council, so we demand from pakistan, from the unsc, from the unga to must uh take some practical actions to sanctions and and any feasible and practical action against the us government because this is the time and it has been proven that the us and israel has behind the these criminal acts against iran and iran, the government of iran has total and clear rights, proper rights to eliminate all criminals, even daesh, even musad, everyone in the region. and uh mr. olishi, do you find it peculiar that the whole state department approach, they came out the second t

terror group, and one of the main, if not the main pillar and figure in defeating daesh in iraq. "i think it just shows the lunacy that governs the western centric policies in washington, the idea that an assassination of someone of his stature would somehow end the resistance to western imperial policy, if you the other guests have mentioned the fight against isis in in iraq, it also exposed the fact that isis was a us instrument that goes back to the creation. in the prisons in iraq and the attempt to use the so-called fundamentalist movements to overthrow the assad government in syria, so again, it's another example of the delusional view that the power of the unipolar order can dictate terms to any country, and what it shows is that that's that view is collapsing, we have the emergence of the global south. the bricks and iran is going to become a member, actually now, as of january 1st, is member of the bricks. this is a growing international movement of the global south as a challenge against the anglo-american imperial policy, so the idea that somehow this would consolidate

daesh is created by the us. former us president donald trump once said that obama was the founder of daesh, they have caused disasters in the country for more than 40 years, but our people are still standing for the islamic revolution. are they blind? how do they not see this? israel and the us have a long history of hostility against. daesh couldn't do this by itself, it has a supporter, their supporters are the us and israel, mothers were among those taking part in the rally, i ask them how they felt when they saw the dead bodies of innocent people and the attack occurred on mother's day in iran. there's no doubt that israel and the us were behind this horrific terrorist attack. it hurts every human being's feeling when on mother's day they see mother killed while holding her baby. during the rally, people also morned for a 20 year old girl named faeza rahimi. faiza was a student who was killed in the attack. iranian students of all ages were participating in in the rally to show their support for marters like

and in syria he was almost murdered several times in the fight against daesh. off as daesh's physical presence is almost no more and the syrian government is almost intact. contrary to us and israeli plans. preoccupied with serving humanity. if he fought against terrorist groups like daesh, it was not just because they were a threat to the region. he in fact fought the mindset that gives birth to terrorist groups such as daesh, a mindset set to destroy humanity and world culture. when they carried out an operation, they targeted humans, cultural heritage and historical sides all together, they didn't just kill men or just capture women and children, but they wanted to destroy everything related to culture and religion, and therefore confronting them was in fact serving humanity, so general sulaimani deserves his title as the senior international resistance commander. in lebanon's 33 day war of 2006, sulaymani was at the front with haj emad magniye commanding the war, except for few days. no part of south lebanon got away with israel's air and artillery strikes,

zahedi ma isis or daesh or daesh. we have others with specific regions that have been named. , as i said in the first part of my speech , he published a map and named different parts of the islamic world with different titles. even today, perhaps the isis branch in west africa is the only one. it is a branch of isis that owns some of the land, the areas that are now mostly forest, but around lake chad on the border. from chad, niger, and nigeria also, in mali and in burkina faso, the libyan branch of this group has activities, a branch has activities in the sinai desert, and some of the groups that are in southeast asia are very scattered and agitated, declaring allegiance to isis, but also for the same basis of the region. they are named yes, yes, yes, which means , for example, daesh sinai province, daesh province.

as is the president of iraq put it for the defeat of daesh and of course in ensuring the security and st stability of west asia and of course west asia is not stable at present and we have all sorts of threats to stability most obviously and most pointedly at the very present time uh the genocide in gaza. "now of course he uh, salmani was key element of the development of what's called the resistance axis and again in the west people don't really know what that means, what that means is that there are number of groups and individuals in in different countries who are engaged in a common fight against zionist aggression in lebanon, of course hezballah, there are many, many factions in iraq, i think possibly 23 factions in addition to uh..." those which are referred to as the islamic resistance in iraq, and of course there are the 10 factions in gaza, the palestinian factions fighting the zionists as we speak, and of course there is iran, the islamic republic of iran, and of course we cannot forget to mention in any discussion of such matters uh, the role of yemen, and the government of

president trump's previous admission that the united states had played role in the formation of daesh terrorist group. president obama, he is the founder of isis, he's the founder of isis, he's the founder, he founded isis, and i would say the co-founder would be crooked, hillary clinton, crooked, hillary clinton, general sulaimani's involvement in the fight against daesh was instrumental in. turning the tide against the terrorist organization as daesh gained ground in iraq in syria, he served as a strategic military advisor and helped mobilize local fighters and provided crucial military support to local forces. sulaimani's strategic guidance and coordination were vital in several key battles, such as the liberation of tekreet and fallujah. in iraq and key flashpoint cities, including aleppo in syria. his expertise in asymmetric warfare and knowledge of the region's complexities allowed him to effectively counter daesh advances. if general sulemani was not there to support the syrian people and to help bring in hezbulah and and the iranians and others in 2015 after tens of thousands

mani played a significant role in defeating daesh in iraq and syria. he let the resistance front in the region and worldwide. today gaza is invaded by the israeli army and people there are suffering. had a unique personality in history and his era, he played a significant role in the resistance front that shaped the present time and the future, we can say he was of a high characteristic, a man of faith, devotion and sincerity. january 3rd marks the fourth anniversary of late iranian general's death anniversary by the us, here's what people in kashmir had to say about uh the late lieutenant general. here's our correspond general, the personality of the late marter general qasim sulaymani needs no introduction, he destroyed the tyrannical israeli american plots against humanity, which came in the form of daesh, he destroyed all those plots and saved the entire human race from those barbarians, it is the death anniversary of the major general qasim sulaimani who was martered by us drone attack and was very powerful military leader of the iran and who was

and in syria he was almost murdered several times in the fight against daesh. off as daesh's physical presence is almost no more and the syrian government is almost intact, contrary to u.s. and israeli plans. marter sulaymani was preoccupied with serving humanity. if he fought against terrorist groups like daesh, it was not just because they were a threat to the region. he in fact, fought the mindset that gives birth to terrorist groups such as daesh, mindset set to destroy humanity and world culture. when they carried out an operation, they targeted humans, cultural, heritage and historical sites all together. they didn't just kill men or just kill. capture women and children, but they wanted to destroy everything related to culture and religion, and therefore confronting them was in fact serving humanity, so general sulaymani deserves his title as the senior international resistance commander. in lebanon's 33-day war of 2006, sulaimani was at the front with hajmad commanding the war except for few days. no part of south lebanon god. away with israel's air and

hashtul shabi later managed to defeat daesh and drive the terrorist group out of iraq.arity among the iraqis, syrians and iranians. when general sulaimani declared the end of the daesh califat in 2018, the united states, which called itself the savior of the iraqi and syrian people, described him as it. when the year 2020, the assassination of general sulaymani and hashal shabi's commander abu mahdi al-mohandis in a us drone strike raises a key question, was the united states really fighting daesh? or as us president donald trump himself has said was daesh created by his predecessor barack obama? perhaps now it would be easier to answer this question after the assassination of general suleimani. what is clear is that the united states has killed a man who played the biggest role in both eliminating daesh from the region and isolating washington. following this terrorist attack and the martterdom of a group of people who had fought daesh. and other techfeed terrorists around the clock, the question is, who really wants peace and stability in the region, and who is after

iran's bots force played a pivotal role in the fight against terrorism, particularly in combatting daesh and other tacfiry terrorists in syria and iraq, known for his strategic brilliance and leadership. sulaimani directed iran's efforts to support regional resistance movements in the battle against us and israeli back terrorist groups in the middle east region. "the assassination of general qasim sulaimani and abu mahdi al-muhandus by the united states sent shock waves throughout the middle east and spark widespread outrage in the regional countries, particularly in light of president trump's previous admission that the united states had played role in the formation of daesh terrorist group. isis is honoring president obama. is the founder of isis, he's the founder of isis, he's the founder, he founded isis, and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton, crooked hillary clinton, general sulaimani's involvement in the fight against daesh was instrumental in turning the tide against the terrorist. organization as daesh gained ground in iraq and syria, he served as a stra

daesh, or as u.s. president donald trump himself has said, was daesh created by his predecessor barackear is that the united states has killed a man who played the biggest role in both eliminating daesh from the region and isolating washington. following this terrorist attack and the martterdom. of a group of people who had fought daesh and other tacfedi terrorists around the clock, the question is, who really wants peace and stability in the region, and who is after igniting a war to plunder the middle east? news and brief at press tv, the dep toe from 87 days of israeli onslot on the gaza strip is nearing 22,000 people, them women and children, the regime's air strikes have also left nearly 57, people wounded and more than 7,00 others missing. the military wing of the palestinian movements hamas has targeted tel aviv and its suburbs and response to is was deadly onslot on gaza, they'll got some brigades.

these media believe the daesh statement was in fact drawn up by the israeli regime. they say this proves israel is really scared of the consequences of its criminal. act and that daesh is a tool in the hands of the tel aviv regime, but whoever behind the deadly terrorist act, one thing is certain, and that is the terrorists have failed to achieve their objectives by killing innocent civilians. iranians across the country have taken to the streets to condemn the wednesday terrorist attack in kermon that killed more than 80 people, most of them women and children. thousands of demonstrators in the northeast. eastern city of mashad denounced the recent terrorist attack. in the central city of iraq, people waved iranian flags voicing solidarity with the people in kerman where the twin blasts occurred. also in bujnud and shiva's ralliers deplored the deadly incident in kerman and voud support for the top counter terror commander, general sulaymani, whose fourth assassination anniversary was the scene of the recent terrorist attack. earlier in the day, thousands of morners

general sulaimani's involvement in the fight against daesh was instrumental in turning the tide against the terrorist organization. as daesh gained ground in iraq and syria, he served as a strategic military advisor and helped mobilize local fighters and provided crucial military support to local forces. sulaimani's strategic guidance and coordination were vital. in several key battles, such as the liberation of tekrit and falluja in iraq, and key flashpoint cities, including aleppo in syria. his expertise in asymmetric warfare and knowledge of the region's complexities allowed him to effectively counter daesh advances. if general sony money was not there to support the syrian people and to help bring in hesbollah and and the iranians and others in 2015, after tens of thousands of foreign fighters had come in, we'd have black flags all over syria, and iraq would have fallen, not just syria, yeah, exactly, yeah, because imagine, imagine if syria had fallen, isis which came into iraq, they would have come into iraq with much larger force, yep, exactly, they would have taken over the count

israeli operation rather than one by daesh. whoever is behind in, i think we can assume who that is that that this has has the united states and israel written all over it. some iranian media also cast doubt over daesh being behind the attacks as the terrorist group has a different modus operanty. these media believe the daesh statement was in fact drawn up by the israely regime. they say this proves israel is really scared of the consequences of its criminal act. and that daesh is a tool in the hands of the tel aviv regime, but whoever behind the deadly terrorist act, one thing is certain, and that is the terrorists have failed to achieve their objectives by killing in a and civilians, united, as always, iranians gathered after friday prayers in the capital, tehran to show their outrage and acts of terror in the country after scores of people were killed in bombings in kermon. they say, while it was daesh which claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack, the us and its regional ally israel are actually behind the... daesh

this unity was damaged by daesh and other terrorists. however, iraqis managed to overcome their fear of daesh. trust between the people and the state was restored, paving the way for a future victory. مقاتل لربما في مرحله هرب اصبح يضحي ويتقدم نفس الجيش هذا الجيش للمواطن في مناطق الغربيه والموصل كان يشمر عليه حجاره وكان يتهمه بمختلف النعوت قام يتمسك به لان تغير سلوكه لان من تقضي على الارهاب لان قبل كان الامر يبتز يبتز المواطنين يبتز الناس يبتز الجنود فانت لما غيرت هذا المنحى والاخلاقيه بعدد اقل من المقاتلين حققت الصار الناس التحمت وياك صارت ايضا against daesh, iraqis displayed remarkable bravery while defending their homeland. all branches of their military, political and civilian forces participated in liberating cities and towns, resulting in tens of thousands of martters and wounded. مستشفى الكاظميه جريح جندي جندي من الجيش كان في الانبار جايبيه مجروح مضروب في كل اجزاء جسمه يعني في بطنه مفتوحه في راسه يعني وضعه يعني سيء جدا بالكاد يتكلم راد يحكي وياي حكي خاص بس قال ما اريد الكاميرا صورت عنده مطلب خاص ما يريد سمحد قال سيدي الجنود رادو له

after an unusual, suspicious delay, daesh claim responsibility for the attack, although many at home and abroad deeply believed it was the israeli regime who had pulled strings. after the carmon tragedy, iran's political and military leadership vowed strong retaliation. but are the recent missile attacks just a tit for tat or revenge for the carnage in kermon? are they a message to tehran's arch foes? has iran eventually run out of its strategic patience with them, and should the region brace itself for new round of tensions. these and more on this episode of iran today. by many credible accounts, the israeli regime is trying to weave a web of spies and terrorists inside and around iran. you can see the fingerprints of tel aviv insporadic attacks and acts of sabotage against the islamic republic. a regime as weak as israel cannot fight iran face to face, hence it seeks to take revenge for its strategic failures in directly and through its proxies such as daesh. to know more, we said with dr. asgar zaried, an iranian expert on the west asia region, he told us that the... operation was

fighting against daesh was case in point where.t to save iraq from the curse of this blood thirsty terrorist group. statements issued by iraqi and kurdish authorities however were not that friendly, calling the irgc action violation of iraq's national sovereignty, but was it really? to know the answer, we met with mr. abul fazl amui, he is the spokesman for the national security and foreign policy commission of majlis or the iranian parliament. some say that uh... the attacks, regardless of the intention, have violated the national sovereignty of iraq, what do you think, we targeted the musad base in northern iraq for the sake of our own national interests, it was not a violation of iraq's national sovereignty, we recognize the country's national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and we have a friendly relationship with baghdad, if i'm not mistaken, the iraqi constitution stipulates that... rock soil should not be used against a third country. tehran expects it to be noted. if the security agreements between tehran and baghdad

as daesh gained ground in iraq and syria, he served as a strategic military advisor and helped mobilize local fighters and provided crucial military support to local forces. sulaimani is strategic. and coordination were vital in several key battles, such as the liberation of tekreet and faluja in iraq, and key flashpoint cities, including aleppo in syria. his expertise in asymmetric warfare and knowledge of the region's complexities allowed him to effectively counter daesh advances. if general sulemani was not there to support the syrian people, and to help bring in hezbollah and and the iranians and others in 2015 after tens of thousands of foreign fighters had come in, we'd have black flags all over syria, and iraq would have fallen, not just syria, yeah, exactly, yeah, because imagine, imagine if syria had fallen, isis which came into iraq, they would have come into iraq with much larger force, yep, exactly, they would have taken over the country, so he basically spared the region from these black. flags from terrorism that that jake sullivan, the current national security advisor kn

after an unusual suspicious delay daesh claim responsibility for the attack, although many at home and abroad deeply believed it was the israeli regime who had pulled strings. after the carmon tragedy, iran's political and military leadership, vowed strong retaliation, but are the recent missile attacks just a tit for tat or revenge for the carnage in kermon? are they a message to tehran's arch foes? has iran eventually run out of its strategic patience with them, and should the region brace itself for new round of tensions? these and more on this episode of iran today. by many credible accounts the israeli regime is trying. to weave a web of spies and terrorists inside and around iran. you can see the fingerprints of tel aviv insporadic attacks and acts of sabotage against the islamic republic. a regime as weak as israel cannot fight iran face to face, hence it seeks to take revenge for its strategic failures indirectly and through its proxies such as daesh. to know more, we sat with dr. asgar zaried, an iranian expert on the west asia region. he told us that the operation was precise

iran says this missile attacks on musad headquarters in daesh bases came in response to recent terrorist attacks against the country and the assassination of resistance figures by israel, and israeli occupation forces use palestinian hostages as human shields in occupied west bank as us israely genocide rages on in. gaza: hello everyone, it's 10 pm in the besieg gaza stripping, you're watching press tv, world news. leader of yoran's islamic revolution says entire world agrees the palestinians in gaza are oppressed but victorious in the face of israel's deadly onslot on the... جالب است که دو چیز رو مردم دنیا در مورد مردم غزه و فلسطین در کنار هم قبول دارن یکی اینکه اینا مظلوم ان یکی اینکه اینا پیروزن اینو همه دنیا قبول داره هم مظلوم مظلومیتشونو دنیا فهمید. defeated. khamenei also held the government and people of yemen for standing in solidarity with palestinians in gaza. he said the yemenes have taken great measures inflicting damage on vital channels of the zionist regime despite threats by the united states. leader expressed hope the yemenese will continue their perseverance. and in rec

hashdal shabi later managed to defeat daesh and drive the terrorist group out of iraq. these victories for syrian and iraqi forces further increased general soleimani's popularity among the iraqis, syrians and iranians. when general sulaimani declared the end of the daesh califat in in 2018, the united states, which called itself the savior of the iraqi and syrian people, described him as its arch enemy and an obstacle to peace in the middle east, the us imposed sanctions on sulaymani, the israeli regime also put sulaimani its so-called terror list, when the year 2020, the assassination of general sulaymani and hashd shabi's commander abu mahdi almohandis in a us. strike raises a key question: was the united states really fighting daesh, or as us president donald trump himself has said was daesh created by his predecessor barack obama. perhaps now it would be easier to answer this question after the assassination of general suleimani. what is clear is that the united states has killed a man who played the biggest role in both eliminating daesh from the region. and isola

terrorist group, you see daesh has vanished, nowhere in the world, can you see any any sign of daesh, and there is no trace of them in the political map of the world. daesh has disappeared, has vanished, and they have, they have hidden in... small places and you can see there is no sign of such power, and these terrorists can only be used as mercenaries in the hands of the us and israel, however, i'm warning them: first of all, you, if you are man enough, come and fight us. why why are you killing innocent women and children? if you are mad enough, if and if you are brave enough, come forward clearly in the open and confront us. then we will praise you, but i know that you are not brave enough to confront us face to face to confront people who are brave and resistant, you say you are following the traditions of the prophet muhammad, you claim to be so, you speak of the holy quran, nowhere in the holy quran and the traditions of... prophet muhammad, can you find any permission to kill innocent women and children? the holy quran says: anybody intentionally kills a muslim person, they w

, we all know that uh when qasim sulaymani and his team and and and his allies fought with daesh, daesh used to seek help from israel, they used to send their injured uh to israel to seek medical uh support from israel and we know that this entity, daesh was created by the coalition of israel, america and saudi arabia, they they they um, they funded them, they trained them, and well they lost control of them in certain parts of the world as well, jump in there very uh comprehensive description uh, thank you, we're going to bring in on mr. salah who's joining us from the lebanese capital beirot to to uh to add to this discussion. mr. salh welcome uh let's talk about uh the uh we're talking about the legacy of uh general assam sulaimani uh i want to get your thoughts on the legacy that he's left behind and also in your opinion how he has helped the resistance uh in the region how he's helped strengthen it especially uh when we look at the uh the palestinian resistance and that aspect of the resistance. front in the region, good morning to you and to your audiences and to your guest, good