with the deaths of the tigres and the euphrates, what will the future?of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. the headlines this hour dozens more palestinians have fallen victim to the ongoing us-israely genocide in gaza, raising the total death tholl from the aggression to nearly 31,00. the resistance movement hamas emphasizes that israel is hindering all effort. by mediators to finalize the ceasefire agreements in the gaza strip. and leader stresses that the naval operations of the red sea and the arabian sea will never stop unless the genocide and siege on gaza comes to an end.

fatigue has no meaning for us, if the eye doesn't flow , it has no way to the sea, high above the euphrates, our goal is to participate in this election for the victory of islam, the victory of our country, the victory of the muslims of the world. the powers are fourteen people will be destroyed. chafi is a village. i came to vote . i am a shafiabadi, i vote to preserve the system . i am a first vote of shakhibudi. i vote to preserve the system of the islamic republic of iran. i am an individual, i vote to preserve the system of the islamic republic of iran. no matter what we do, you will be better tomorrow. believe me, we will reach the limit of your belief. you see the dream that you once had in your head. in farqab , in the name of god, the light , in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light. i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger god is witness that muhammad is the messenger of god , god is witness that he is supreme, and god is witness that he is supreme. hail al-falah, hail al- khair, al-alam, hail al-khair. god's actions are

we will cover the earth and even the seas from the niles to the euphrates in order to put an end to the homelessness of the zionists. it's obvious that no one will worry about these numbers. the elderly will soon die. and the youth will forget everything almost as soon. after all, according to ancient iranian doctors, the nature of soil is cold, and the dead and their survivors will soon forget the grief. now is the time for zionism to achieve victory any cost. in the following years, gulda mayor became the first ambassador of israel to the soviet union, the first minister of labor and the second minister of foreign affairs of israel. she was the female example of david bengorian and let the days full of violence and blood as the fourth prime minister of israel, woman who tried hard to deny and destroy palestine as much as her 2000-year-old anger and died at the age of 80. she's known in iran as a top gynecologist, but actually she's more of a political activist. pius and religious woman, a great wife and mom, and inspirational figure. she tells us about her bumpy ride before the revolu

with the deaths of the tigris and the euphrates, what will the?

with the deaths of the tigris and the euphrates, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and is tied to the freedom of captive called water. your headlines on press tv: the death toll from the u.s. israely genocide in gaza is nearing 31,000, more than five months into the war in the palestinian territory. several palestinians of lives after being hit by eight packages airdropped by the united states and the islamic resistance in iraq says it has targeted an israeli intelligence base in the occupied golen heights.

territory, which was always known also as the fertile cresent for being bath by the nile and the euphrates, and again this territory, which was the most ancient territory known in the world has always been the center of dispute. beyond the fact that the zianist discord. as hugo stated few minutes ago, palestinian culture has always been present throughout the history of humanity, it has to do with a process of thousands of years of construction and also has very strong component that is diverse and intercultural. all the peoples, civilizations and cultures that have sought to dominate the world have passed. through the land of palestine, therefore, when one looks at the history and construction of palestinian culture, one has to make reference to egypt, greece, rome, syria, persia, babylon, and of course the ottoman turkish period before the arabs and the discovery of islam. you need to make reference to the crusades and also what has happened in the last century after the arrival of the industrial revolution and the re-evaluation of this territory. for being a nerf center for control of t

it survived for 234 years on the western part of the euphrates river.gdom was very, very rich, so he was the most powerful. they have the golden age. king antiochus i wanted to show his richness and his power. so he's like a godlike figure. so this whole thing is really a statement of power. yeah, a statement of power. he wanted to be unforgettable, you know? aha. yes. well, i mean, we're not forgetting him today. yes. and luckily, his head survived as well. why did they need to merge greek and persian cultures? king antiochus, his mother was a greek and his father was a persian. 0k. and also this kingdom was a small kingdom in between two great powers — persia in the east and roman empire, actually, in the west. that's why they try to, you know, have a balance in political affairs. isn't that fascinating? because, of course, we're coming up to the 100th anniversary of the turkish republic, where ataturk famously brought people together and forged this sense of turkish identity. it seems like this has been a pattern going back an awfully long way. yes.

euphrates radio news agency. us , dear viewers, in the continuation of the program, we will discuss international news with the presence of ms. moazzami. hello, good morning , hello. good morning, dear viewers, hello and good morning. i also offer my condolences on the occasion of the martyrdom of amir al-mu'minin, hazrat ali, peace be upon him. well, today, anti -zionist demonstrations will be held in western europe and the united states as per the previous saturdays, in fact, the support will continue. we know that we are on the threshold of 6 months of zionist attacks on gaza, but the news is about the negotiations. fire it is also different, and in fact it has been said that prime minister netanyahu has given permission to the negotiating delegations of this regime to travel to egypt and qatar to participate in the new round of negotiations , because we know that they are actually in trouble because the terms of the two sides have not actually reached an agreement on these terms. in this regard, we want to ta

and seven great rivers, from the nile to the niva, from the elbe to china, from the volga to the euphrates kingdom will not come forever, as the spirit brought, and daniel predicted, and you say imperial consciousness, this is the poet tyuchev wrote, they study him at school, he was also a chamberlain and privy councilor, what is imperial? this is something inherent in the imperial power and its subjects, it is expressed in two ways: firstly, in relation to the surrounding world, and secondly in the perception of the country in which people live, as in empires. but is russia an empire now? we open the constitution and read, article one of the constitution of the russian federation. our country, the essence, is the russian federation or russia. i perceive the country as a whole, that is , russia is everywhere, and i live in it, from moscow, to the very outskirts, from the southern mountains, to the northern seas, then finish off yourself, what is the imperial consciousness, where does it come from? if we talk about this in relation to russia, then it would be correct to say that imperial co

with the deaths of the tigris and the euphrates, what will the future hold for the people? of iraq and syria. will the aras river end up the way the tigres and the euphretes did? the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, of the holocaust on palestinians in gaza continues by the zinis regime, there will be no cease fire for the beginning of the month of ramadan, and there seems to be...

i was in that scene of hazrat abbas, when they were filling up the euphrates, in the youth section of this period of the holy quran exhibition, a context has been provided for the transmission of quranic and religious concepts using digital technologies. our main goal of setting up this booth and this section is to establish a connection with the audience who are less familiar with the quran exhibition . karim is also, in this section, with the presence of families , youth hymn groups performed ashurai concepts in the form of a hymn, o army of the time, be ready, be ready , the city. russia's federal investigative committee announced that it has found evidence of ukraine's role in the recent deadly attack in moscow. federal investigation committee russia announced that the inspectors of this committee have evidence of the connection between the terrorists responsible for the attack and the ukrainian nationalists. executive secretary of the supervisory commission. russia also said that the perpetrators of the terrorist attack will be kept in a coffin-like compartment for the rest of th

with the deaths of the tigris and the euphrates, what will the future hold for? water. "what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death, we now have a name..." for the disease and it is covid-19, a state-wide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from china really deeply that if people are sharing more, then the world will be more open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the and give a presentation to the launch of leave.eu, yes i did. now one of the most popular traditional iranian sweets is called sohan. in order to find out more about that, we've come to the city of go.

with the deaths of the tigris and the euphrates, what will the future hold for the people? people of iraq and syria. will the aras river end up the way the tigres and the euphretes did. the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. welcome back here, you're watching press tv, world news, now leader of iran's islamic revolution says resistance in palestine will eventually bring israel to its knees, sayid ali khamenei made the remark during a meeting with the distinguished iranian quran reciters and activists, he said resistance is still standing strong after months of heavy fighting. khamenei also called for an end to any assistance to israel by some muslim countries. he said those government. helping israel are committing crimes and will be punished for their treason. the islamic movement in nigeria has held a protest against the massacre of innis palestinians in gaza. protesters marched on the us embassy in the capital of buja and staged a sid injuma abdullah has her details. on the first day of the holy month of ram. done in nigeria, th

end of the day we know that the two blue stripes on the israeli flags represent the nile and the euphrates, they want to expand as much as they can, and for them they see the palestinians, the arab peoples, the muslim people in general as the biggest. obstacle because at the end of the day the biggest resistance to israelelism is islam and the access of resistance because the access of resistance is firm in its faith and it rejects the lifestyles and appertenences of zionism of commercial banking of usery of of loaning money on interest and all these horrible things and it is the muslims and the access of resistance are giving the the best fight to israel because they are guided by an ideology. that promotes humility uh and subservience to god and fear of god alone, and i think what we're seeing, i'm very actually very optimistic about the prospects of change against israel, it's not going to come from the un, it's not going to come from the us or europe, it's going to come from the uma, it's going to come from the access of resistance uh and actually defeating israel, not just fighting fo

actually their position was under threat, they were leaving their position inside a small town on the euphrates river. anyway, i showed up and contacted these troops, or at least the intermediary on the ground, the air traffic controller, and... that they were ukrainians, there was a company of ukrainians out there somewhere, and by the time i found them, they were actually were already in their armored vehicles on their apcs, and they came from this area, so that was my experience of communication with ukrainians and the ukrainian military. most americans probably do not know that ukraine supported us at a time when we were attacked by a foreign enemy. ukraine had many problems of its own at that time, it was 2003, but they were in iraq. supporting us efforts there, so that was my first experience with ukraine. you are in contact with ukrainian pilots, and they have been talking about the f-16 for a long time. you were an f-16 instructor, so you know what it takes to learn how to operate these planes. what do you think is the biggest challenge for ukrainians now? are these airplanes amazing ma

seven great rivers, from the neva to the neva, from the elbe to china, from the volga along the euphratess is the russian kingdom, and it will not come forever, as the spirit led, and daniil predicted, and you say, imperial consciousness, a poet wrote this, it was in school... the first according to the constitution of the russian federation, our country, is the russian federation or russia, and i absolutely agree with this, well , the federation is understandable, it means it has many components, but this is a clarification, russia, why it seems to be so, for beauty, according to the article commentary of the constitution of the russian federation, but there is one that explains both concepts are synonymous. mean the same thing, the states of the russians, and can be used equally, then why is it? i absolutely agree with the definition of russia as a federation and share most of the wonderful ideas set forth in the constitution, i carry out the laws of the russian federation to the letter federation, but sometimes in the evenings the imperial consciousness, an ancient relic, atabism somet

end of the day we know that the two blue stripes on the israeli flags represent the nile and the euphrates, they want to expand as much as they can, and for them they see the palestinians, the arab peoples, the muslim people in general as the... biggest obstacle because at the end of the day the biggest resistance to israelionism uh is islam and the access of resistance because the access of resistance is firm in its faith and it rejects the lifestyles and appertenences of zionism of commercial banking of usery of of loaning money on interest and all these horrible things and it is the muslims in the access of resistance are giving the the best fight to israel because they are guided by ideology that promotes humility and subservience to god and fear of god alone, and i think what we're seeing, i'm very actually very optimistic about the prospects of change against israel, it's not going to come from the un, it's not going to come from the us or europe, it's going to come from the uma, it's going to come from the axis of resistance uh in actually defeating israel, not just fighting for to

i know that there's a difference to the euphrates thoughts in terms of raising up the leg by going to the home. but it's a different story. so people tend to support what they want. and i should also indicate that in tip top policy and inflated with not allowed the movies, but it didn't. kip tyler was saying no, no, probably simplex dot some to put the address that for sure. but the thing is, click on you can click on the other part of the people de express the freedom of expression. people will say what we want. you can much industry to kind of support you the only way. but having a we fun going, dental fight against defenseless people. it's completely the more of an acceptable . so therefore, such people are going to, the other thing has the means though, is very clear. it's those people that went into the front lines and fight against because the guy is not. it's a new rule we've, we've, we've palestinians, whitehouse, south africa's, they find supporting industry. it's a different story by going to the ex husband's line and these are probably so if the government is like 2 gigs su

the remnants of isis in the euphrates river valley, and our estimate of partners there are sitting onis fighters that were incarcerated. if that prison system were to open up, we would let force on the world a whole new chapter of isis. that's very important to us. on the other hand, in afghanistan we have almost no ability to see into that country and almost no ability to strike into that country and so isis there is able to grow unabated. there is no pressure on them, and the operating theory has always been with violent extremists. you have local security forces to be able to control them and you want them to not be able to establish the connective tissue internationally that allows them to carry out external attacks abroad, and it's very hard to do that in afghanistan where you just don't have the ability of sense. you don't have the ability to strike, and very limited resources. >> martha: so what do you think the threat to the homeland is? you heard general carillo talk about, obviously u.s. interests abroad, but the homeland, how soon -- how big is isis? >> so isis-k in particu

it survived for 234 years on the western part of the euphrates river. aha. yes. well, i mean, we're not forgetting him today. yes. and luckily, his head survived as well. why did they need to merge greek and persian cultures? king antiochus, his mother was a greek and his father was a persian. 0k. and also this kingdom was a small kingdom in between two great powers — persia in the east and roman empire, actually, in the west. that's why they try to, you know, have a balance in political affairs. isn't that fascinating? because, of course, we're coming up to the 100th anniversary of the turkish republic, where ataturk famously brought people together and forged this sense of turkish identity. it seems like this has been a pattern going back an awfully long way. yes. actually he unified this multi—ethnic country because it was a microcosm of ottoman empire. and he said that whoever feels turk, you know, and will be a turk, you know. i've been travelling around this country trying to understand the significance of this 100th anniversary of the turkish rep