kennedy was friendly with egyptian leader gamal abdul nasser uh and his death uh 60 years ago this coming wednesday uh marked an important turning point which led to uh led to the vietnam war of course and and the u.s. being joined at the hip with israel, so it's a... important milestone, i think what we're witnessing now in gaza with the huge sacrifices of the palestinian people, but their remaining steadfastness is going to be a milestone that's going to reverse that that history hopefully and and move uh the the situation in a in a positive direction, of course it's there's so many people - there's so much bloodshed right now that this is extremely tragic, but i think in the long scope of things, going to be a an important milestone um that's pushing in a that's moving in a a uh better direction for the world uh harley your take on that moving in a better direction for the world again looking at the um the the hegemonic forces do you see this as a transition from this unilateral world that we have been experiencing to a more multipolar world um is this also part of what we're seeing ta

was sayyid qutb's being others, being others, being these petty insults, the tendencies of gamal abdul nasserickly suppressed because he had mostly arab and nationalist aspects, but not islamic aspects. they knew, but today the challenge of the sini bash project was not comparable to the day it was established , it was not the day the project was keyed, today is a strong resistance front that has the huge support of the islamic republic, the islamic republic is an axis, a boiling source of thought and thought, politics and movement in general. your region and islamic world follow the reflection of iran's positions in the arab world and the islamic world, as if it is like water that the people of the islamic world are hearing. you are also putting forward the intellectual foundation that the islamic revolution laid. we can say that in that intellectual foundation of the revolution there are people who follow the idea of ​​resistance. before 1988, if i am not mistaken, the arab governments faced israel about four times. and they have been failing since 1982, like lebanon and hezbollah now leban