states and the western... colonialist powers and some of the arab regimes continued the siege on ghazzaover two million people in ghazza, but also the siege have affected thousands of palestinin lives, not to mention the five comprehensive wars that israel have wished against the palestinian people in ghazza, so al aqsa flood operation had come to respond to all of that and to say that the palestinian people. are not going to watch, i'm very sorry to cut you off right there, because we're covering the entire 11 months, there's a wide range of topics we need to talk, so let's stick to the answers to those direct questions please, the israelies stated certain objectives, they have not achieved any of those, what does that show? well, it shows the failure and of the israeli army and the israeli government, but and and it was... was so obvious today when benjamin netanyahu had come you know in his press conference an hour ago and you know he was defeated politician ending his career as a failure to the number one failure as a prime minister of designist entity and at the same time we see th

because of the israeli settler colonialist policies that were continuing along the west bank and ghazza and jerusalem, israel continuation of the mass imprisonment of over 5000 palestinian political prisoners then, now the number have reached to almost 10,000 and israel have conducted more than 20,000 arrests since october 7th, and that's killing almost 700 people in the west bank. now the israeli fascist government and the israeli fascist religious trend particularly ' continue to threaten the palestinian holy places for christians and muslims, particularly mosque, and at the same time we have seen that israel with the support of its ally, the united states and the western colonialist powers and some of the arab regimes continued the siege on ghazza since 2005, and the siege is a form of war, it was not just... imprison, imprisoning over two million people in ghazza, but also the siege have affected thousands of palestinian lives, not to mention the five comprehensive wars that israel have wed against the palestinian people in ghazza, so al aqsa flod operation had come to respond to al

because of the israeli settler colonialist policies that we're continuing along the west bank and ghazza and jerusalem, israel continuation of the mass imprisonment of over 5000 palestinian political prisoners then, now the number have reached to almost 10,000. and israel have conducted more than 20,000 arrests since october 7th and that's killing almost 700 people in the west bank. now the israeli fascist government and the israely fascist religious trend particularly continue to threaten the palestinian holy places for christians and muslims, particularly alaqsa mask and and at the same time we have seen that israel with the support of its ally the united states and the western colonialist powers and some of the arab regimes continued the siege on ghazza since 2005 and the siege is a form of war, it was not just imprison imprisoning over two million people in ghazza, but also the siege have - affected thousands of palestinin lives, not to mention the five comprehensive wars that israel have wished against the palestinian people in ghazza, so al aqsa flood operation had come to respond

uh, each month and every single day, do not go to the murder of children and innocent people uh in ghazza and in lebanon, and in multiple regions in west asia, we've seen a lot of demands as well, as i said, to stop the financial military aid to israel and its work cabinets and its occupation. in the uk, hundreds of people have gathered in front of the prime minister's office in london to demand british government push for a cease fire in gaza and lebanon. they also called for an arms embargo on appetite israel. hans off lebanon, hands off gaza, a desperate ple for uk government action as israel expands its genocidal war on gaza into lebanon. we're asking the uk government to stop all arm exports to israel, they are complicit, we are complicit with our tax money. that people in our home countries are being bombed, are being massacred in ghazza and now in lebanon, and soon the entire region of israel continuous and if our government is not pushing for sease fire or putting enough pressure for its allies, which is the us and israel. nearly year into the gaza genocide and uk government suppo

, is not like the war on besieged ghazza and the besieged resistance in ghazza, um, it is tougher for them, and they know that, so if they couldn't achieve their objectives in gazza for almost a full year now, then they knew that they had to approach lebanon differently, first they had to learn uh, they had to learn from their mistake in ghazza and not to set a very high... and unachievable, unachievable objectives, so they set for lebanon a low objective, that was one objective only, that is to return the displaced uh settlers to northern palestine. second, even though their objective is low, they knew that they cannot lure hazbullah to just submit it to them, when hazbullah is strictly determined its condition, its one condition, that is seas fire in ghazza, which basically means israel's admission to uh to their defeat in the war in ghazza, of course israel wouldn't do that, but hazbullah is determined on this one condition, that is why when israel and america approached hizbullah in in a manner that they estimated would make hazbullah surrender to their conditions faster and give

, and despite the fact that with ghazza, the israelis of course, they launched the carpet bombed all of ghazza before they entered in a ground invasion, thinking that this would allow their forces to move in freely, little did they know that their entry into ghazza would actually be something that the resistance in ghazza would be welcoming since it is much easier for them, palestinian resistance always have the upper hand. when it comes to the actual ground combat, and in ground combat we can definitely see how the resistance with also the very limited and humble capabilities that they have inside ghazza, they are able to inflict heavy losses because it is their land, it is their ground, and they have been preparing it for very long time, and they knew that the israelies would come to that state where they would actually try to occupy aza again, and they were quite prepared for. the israelis and we can see that they are even being very creative when it comes to how they are targeting uh the israelis. with hezballah we have totally different story, it's it's perhaps that, but also mu

on gazza in 2024 was different than all the other wars um that the israelies had launched against ghazza also in comparison. "the israelis now are going ahead with what seems to be new genocidal intention here in lebanon, of course we know that the the attacks on lebanon, the israeli showing continues, maybe this the images that you're seeing are maybe in the outskirts of the city of tire, but we know that even the heart of the city of tire has been targeted in a manner which is also unprecedented, we know that in a previous times there were always the center of the cities for example like..." sidam, for example, in the heart of where there are hospitals and official schools where this place can stay, usually were kept marginalized and not targeted, and now we see that the israelis are... are targeting the marketplace in the heart of the city of tyre, that is, in addition to the fact that many of the places that have been targeted are so far only residential civilian areas, houses, buildings, main roads and so we are looking a direct attack on civilians. we also know that despite all the

, the core issue is ghazza, and the main demand is for sease fire in ghazza, that is the core demand, and if there will be fire in ghazza, then there would be a cease fire on all the other fronts, so the call is for cease fire, it's not an israeli call, it's not the call by the international community, we wish, we wish that the international community stepped in to do sease fire, international community failed, the security council failed, the international court of justice failed, the international criminal court failed, they couldn't reach cessation of the hostilities, believe there's no hope in carrying, the demand for cefire is demand by the resistance, the demand by hizbullah for sess fire in gaza, that is the main. man now what they want to do is they want to trick, they want to make a trick by actually saying that yeah, maybe they could be sess fire in southern lebanon, but not in ghazza, but that doesn't work this way, you know, that there is seasfire, seasfire starts in ghazza and will actually mean cease fire on all fronts, now does the do the americans really want to cease

doing, that we can see lot of new settlements being built um and your aggression and genocide in ghazza, i don't know how concrete that's going to be, i don't know what action uh the un is going to take guarding that, i do know that there is emergency session going on. today requested by france on what is going on in lebanon and in ghazza, so we have yet to see maybe what would happen during that uh meeting, emergency meeting, but the occupied west bank is just one of many examples of how there is no longer any regard for international law, for human life, for basic dignity. okay, i know, i know we're beating uh some of the issues out again and again, but uh, forgive me for that, but "you know, um, we're having the retaliation that's happening by hisbollah uh, we're having it done in a way that uh, it's not going to um uh bring out the worst from the israeli regime, because i'm sure with the us supplied weapons that they're getting or they have in their arsenal, they could probably do lot more damage uh, how do you assess the type of damage that it has incurred on lebanon? we've seen so

of course, this uh this doctrine has proven its failure both in 2006 and in recurrent attacks on ghazza and it's proven it's uh it's proven that it's completely false at the moment, so the people are not demoralized, they support the resistance even more, because when you see that israel bombed your family, when you see that israel bombed your neighbors, your your cousins, i mean you you grow, your fervor to resist against them uh grows even more, you're not demoralized, if anything you want revenge, if anything you're... you're out for uh, i mean, you want to see them destroyed, so it's only natural that it will, it will prove it's failure when you're dealing with people who know what's a stake, who are very well, politically versed, and uh, know that not only their existence is on the line, but this has implications for the entire region as well, all right, thank you for that, ar nashibi, i'd like to get your thoughts on the... us response to what has happened where the pentagon the us has said was sending a small number of additional us military personnel and uh also we're looking at

ghazza, this is also a battle for palestine and it's not just as israel trying to say that its war is with hamas or with hizballah. israel war is with the people of the region and the problem of our region is the mere existence of this zionist settler colonialist regime. i'm going to stay with you khalid bause you mentioned something about basically this is not just a war uh against or by the zinist regime but by the united states also when you talk to about the uh last week the terrorist act by the israeli regime um because there are various uh analyses and saying that it was not the zionist regime alone which acted um as it did with the pages what are your thoughts about that do you think the united states is complicit in those terrorist attacks also absolutely in fact is the united states is arming israel to the teeth, and they have been doing this for decades, the west and the united states con consider israel to be their colony in the region, and they provide military, financial, political support for israel. every time an us official says that israel have the right to defend its

is that is ethnically cleansed the west bank by repeat thing the massacers that they're doing in ghazza, even if it's on what some people say it's a smaller scale, but every day since october 7 uh is... have been killing people in the west bank to about 700 marters, israel have attacked hospitals in the west bank, israel have put imprisonment over 20,000 palestinians, now there is about 1000 where there were 5000 before october 7th and israel is practicing every racist colonialist law in the west bank trying to make the west bank not livable. for palestinians and they're doing it gradually. in fact, there is a consensus amongst not just bingaver and smart rich and these fascist settlers, but amongst the war council and this israeli fascist government that the west bank is judia and samaria and it is the promise land and therefore israel is pushing into turning the battle on the west bank into a religious battle, particularly when we at jerusalem into the equation, now it is also these israeli crimes are exposing the palestinian authority that is showing how weak this authority is, and i

that they will be shifting all the weight of weight and their forces from ghazza into lebanon and so what that will uh entil is still not clear whether the israelis will be only awaiting to see what type of a retaliation hazbillah will have or uh whether uh there will be a direct attack and aggression by the israelis which will be a full scale uh reaching all the areas in south lebanon perhaps uh cutting off roads as they had in done in 2006 perhaps even shelling the capital beirot is still something that we need to see since we heard some statements from the israeli officials saying that the lebanese government bears full responsibility for the launching of rockets from lebanon into the israeli regime, whether they will consider this a direct threat, whether this is a direct threat against for example governmental institutions or that anything in lebanon is under the uh potential of being targeted by the israeli shelling, this is possible since they have done this already in gaza, targeting every single area, all hospitals or schools, universities, governmental institutions, even un

i don't know how long netanyahu could continue his war crimes in ghazza. "what i know is that we are close to a palestinian victory and an israeli defeat, especially that we are going to witness second wave of student uprising starting september 7. thank you very much, yes you're absolutely right and you touch upon a number of different issues that we were going to discuss anyhow, mr. badakot, so uh mr nemer, if you could please tell us since mr. barrakot also mentioned the destabilized..." nature of the protests that we see happening inside the occupied territories in tel aviv and jerusalems, how serious do you see that in calling for an? to netanyahu's political career. okay, let me start from the end. i'm sure what mr. barakat have said, it's absolutely right, we are going to win and this is something you know inevitable and israel is going to lose, but we don't want also to put some of the news, a little bit give it over of its value. we are talking about demonstrations in israel, that's right, but the problem is that these demonstrate. generally they

hasbullah was giving assistance to ghazza, also giving assistance to the west bank, and we know that also from the support that... it hadden through lot of officials in hamas and even islamic jihad, they were doing their best to arm the resistance inside palestine, give it logistic support, training and so on so forth, that is no longer secret, um, but so with that said, hazbullah had a duty to go for a supportive ground, and now also this is at stake, but not to say that it is risky, hazbullah needs to prove now that it is not only just deterrence for the israeli attacks on lebanon and even its confidence, for some are saying the confident the fact that we need to see how the um how... honest hazbollah is with their talks and their promise that they were going to defend lebanon, that was tested in 2006, now i think once more it is being defense defended, and with the fact that the israelis are targeting civilian targets, that for military experts is considered a weakness, this means that they do not have lot of targets for hizballah to to hit, they do not know where hizballah's main

, and although we had wars on ghazza before, some people were educated about palestine, others were not, some people were educated about lebanon, also lot of people, the majority were not educated and... not really understand what were happening, what was happening now with the images coming out from gaza, with the fact that we have that uh that social media that is being used unfortunately as a double sword by the even the israelis uh, but now you have those images coming out more people uh trying to raise awareness on the truth of what is happening inside palestine and on educating people on the history of palestine, we had lot of people who said that after this genocidal war, they they learned what palestine is, they only thought israel was the us's greatest ally in the region uh, always being basically blinded uh by the us campaigns and all their media um propaganda against the people of palestine, the people of lebanon, that war and that genocide, although it was lot of blood, it's a lot of bloodshed, lot of innocent people, uh losing their lives, people losing their loved ones uh,

, will continue no matter how long it takes until the war on ghazza ends. second. "the settlers of the north will not return, but on the contrary, there will be more displacement, and the support will expand, and the military solution for the israelis will only make it a bigger crisis for the israelis and the inhabitants of the north and will not resolve their problem, go to ghazza and stop the war. third, "the threats will not stop us and we will not be afraid of the worst case scenarios and we are ready to face all options, even military options, let them reach that area, and we will waiting for you and you will see the results. four, we are no need of threatening anyone." and issuing threats and we will not say how we will respond to the aggression, we have entered new phase, it's slogan is the battle of open balance, the open retaliation, and we will continue to follow up on the support front and confrontations and outside of this box. every now and then we kill them and fight them where they expect and where they do not expect. last night, we represent

year now where israel is waging you know genocide and war crimes against the palestinian people in ghazza. okay, well mazen, we have heard weapons. okay, well mazen, we have heard today, the iraqi prime minister, sudani has uh called on the arab uh countries to meet and assess this latest situation dealing with the aggression against lebanon. do you think that we're going? to see a difference uh from these arab governments uh and now that this aggression is just continually spreading throughout the arab world or your assessment of reactions from these various arab nations? well unfortunately i don't see these sarab nations as changing their positions because as khalid said they are serving their masters and their masters in washington also under the influence of the... israel lobby in washington are sure to continue to keep them a leash basically and so they continue to serve their masters and it won't how much israel kills is not relevant to them, i mean one could ask is the death of hundre children enough and now 1800 children in gaza is that enough and if we god forbid you know few tho

ghazza, the core issue is gazza and the main demand is for sease fire in ghazza, that is the core demand, and if there will be sease fire in ghazza, then there will be a cease fire on all the other fronts, so the call is for cease fire, it's not an israeli call, it's not the call by the international community, we wish, we wish that the international community stepped in to do sease fire, international community failed, the security council failed, the international court of justice failed, the international criminal court, failed they couldn't reach cessation of the hostilities believe there's no hope in carrying the demand for seasfire is demand by the resistance, the demand by hizbullah for sess fire in ghazza, that is the main demand, now what they want to do is they want to trick, they want to make a trick by actually saying that yeah, maybe there could be sease fire in southern lebanon but not in gaza, but that doesn't work this way, you know that there is sess fire, cease fire starts and... razza and will actually mean sease fire on all fronts now does the do the americans really

not hear any condemnation of israeli. massacres and war crimes against the palestinian people in ghazzademonstrations across uh you know cities, especially in tel aviv and jerusalem, these are symptoms of division amongst the israelis. now they the military is becoming very fatigue and they are failing in ghazza, they did not approte the palestinian resistance, they cannot... stop the rise of the palestinian resistance in the west bank, they are failing in doing anything in lebanon, literally the us and britain is declaring semi public defeat on the yemani front, and at the same time there is the you know the elephant in the room that the us and israel knows that it's there and that is the iranian position particular. that iran have about to respond to the assassination of hania, all of these are pressure on netanyahu, and now netanyahu looks very weak, even you know when he tries to defend his policies, this is not getting any kind of support in the military branches and the security and intelligence of israel who understand very well that israel is heading towards a strategic defeat,

responsibility to stop what seems to be another genocidal war on lebanon after the genocidal war on ghazza? all right, thank you so much, this is marzia hashim, taking over for my uh, my uh, colleague mehdi, of course, as we continue to follow the latest situation, what's going on in lebanon, thanks so much, uh, mar, do you have anything else to say about uh, um, anything else as far as the latest, i know that you've been talking to our viewers and bringing them up to date, if there are any last uh, um, comments that you have, please go ahead. news uh that that is out, this is based on israeli, um, the israeli media saying that they estimate that at least 300 people were killed in the strike on the southern suburbs of beirot uh, and i was just mentioning earlier, this is just in a matter of maybe not seconds, maybe minutes, a minute or so uh, that led to the killing of 300 people uh all together, and this isn't a estimate based on the israeli media uh of course this could be false um but if we we have of course always the hope that there will be survivors and we know for fact that there ar

, the beginning of the jocidal war on ghazza, that this role played by hazballah is the strongest and the most effective and the full most influential on the level of fighting the israelis and that - fight in facing and confront confrontations against the israeli enemy has lasted for 42 years, the balance of hazballah, the history of hazballah, the heroic and courageous senses of hazballah in fighting and confronting the israeli regime and the victories which they have reached and god has achieved this for them in 2006 and 2000 also in other forms and also there's and their role as a support front in the last 12 months, this shows their pivotal role in for the sake and the interest of all the muslim nation and for the sake of the palestinian cause and for lebanon which is the first country that was targeted by the israeli regime through occupation and killing and the theft. of resources and confiscation of freedom and independence, and god has given hazballah through hazballah has achieved the biggest defeat against the israelis in various phases, where it seemed that even hizbullah a

uh, of course, this is a reminescence of the massacers that are being committed in ghazza, and this is perhaps the first time that we have that number of civilian casualties and marters in one strike, um, for the israelis uh, all at once, and of course there's a lot of... issues here uh that need to be somewhat clarified. now there are reports of course like we said that the intended uh side or the intended person is ibrahim and he is one of... the major and top military commanders for hazballah, but it's not only limited to that person, the israelis are talking about some sort of a a meeting uh for the al rodwan force, of course this cannot be verified, this is what the israeli media is saying, we are waiting to get some details to learn whether there was some sort of a meeting, now the israelis are saying that they did not plan for this assassination earlier, but they did have the intelligence and once they did uh they said that they urged. went to strike uh this building which led to uh the almost full collapse of like we said two buildings and this is a densely populated area but u

it's bisan from ghazza. and i'm still alive. a letter has been published calling for her nomination to be withdrawn. the claim in the letter is that bisan is secret member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, also known as the pflp, who exactly is behind the letter, and what does it tell us about this ranced campaign? the israel lobby group mobilizing industry figures against bisan alda is the creative community for peace. ccfp. was founded as part of one legal entity with stand with us called the israel emergency alliance. stand with us was funded directly by the israeli prime minister's office. the founder of the creative community for peace is dave renzer who is in fact married to esther renzer, the founder and president of stand with us. stand with us works closely with the israeli foreign ministry of affairs. creative community for peace coordinates with the israeli consulate. in los angeles and the former consul general david seegel has directly praised the organization. they are effective because they wor

"we are looking for ghazza, it will lead to a wider range of support. we heard this, even from leaders like the turkish president, rajab tayb erdogan, who said that we will stand by lebanon if there is a war, if there is a full-scale war on it. of course, it's not clear what turkey might do, but i'm just giving you an example of how there is a lot of opposition even among those western leaders and allies of the united states to go for war on lebanon. now with this in mind..." with what we are looking at right now, um, without warning, all of these, what could be massacre, a cyper massacre, actually, um, this is something that will definitely lead to international condemnation uh, and would definitely to lot of opposition from the world, and what type of stances we might see is still not clear, we do know, keep in mind that we still haven't seen retaliation of the islamic republic of iran for the assassination of smail hanh in the heart of tehran, will this uh perhaps amend the type of retaliation the isabic republic of iran will go to? this is these are

, now benjamin netanyahu, seems to have lost his cards in ghazza and wants to find some new leverage, the leverage for him is going for a war with lebanon, putting as a main pretext trying saying that he wants to return, the settlers to the north, hisbollah secretary general and all the officials of hazbollah in their statements and their speeches throughout the funerals and the events that occurred, they always stress that any war on lebanon is not going to bring back the settlers, on the contrary, it's going to lead to the displacement and the evacuation of more zianist settlers, they called them userping occupying settlers, and we also see now that this is what is probably going to be happening, and hazballah concerning the ground invasion has put it as a scenario, and they said that the israelies are probably going to go on, try to go on with that plan, but they seem to be very much welcoming of that plan. haisbullah is perhaps putting in place that it would be a grand opportunity, a historic and golden opportunity for the resistance in lebanon if the israelis attempt a ground inv

so far, but the new objective that they have put forth, seemingly trying to push the weight from ghazza into the north in order to buy time, as experts are saying, and netanyahu is trying to buy time through this all objective, which is safe return as he says, for the settlers in the northern region, in the gilili region as well as in the golan heights. hazballah secretary general say hasan nasallah has taken this as a challenge has... he said that this is a challenge between us and you, we will not permit the return of the settlers. hez secretary general clearly uh said his words were, we will not allow the usurping, occupying zionist settlers to return to the north, and the only means that can return those settlers is a full end to the war in ghazza, and of course that would include all the other details, hezbollah also uh through his secretary, their secretary general mentioned that hezbulah. support for the resistance for the resistance in gaza and gazza has not been only through the military means of forcing a war of retrition on the israeli military, it is also been significant in

meeting, jordan's foreign ministery emphasized the urgency of a unified approach to the issue of ghazza. we will approach the general assembly with clear positions and demands and we plan to hold numerous meetings there. as i mentioned, the priority is to stop the escalation against gaza, the west bank, and also lebanon. we need to clarify the dangers of allowing this most extreme israeli regime in history to push the region to. towards chaos, the jordanian foreign minister also revealed another step to be taken by the arab islamic ministerial committee members. in the committee, we discussed not only the available political options, but also the legal avenues. i would like to refer to the recent meeting of the arab league ministerial council held in cairo, where member states reaffirmed their position on the issue of genocide. the members agreed to pursue the case at the international court of justice to support the case that south africa. has raised: since its formation, the committee has conducted 14 visits to the capitals of permanent members of the un security council and european

in ghazza, the tactic is to hold the population to ransom, to keep unbelievable amounts of suffering upon. the garden people in the hope of breaking the spirit and resilience of the resistance. in this particular instance, it's an incredibly sophisticated operation, and it's definitely not just done by the israelis and the mossad in 8200, the signal intelligence units and aman, it's going to be done tandem with other operators and if we look at the flight patterns, what happened 22 hours ago was that there were two american aircraft that is spotted off the coast of lebanon, this is electronic warfare, ec 138 aircraft from the united states and these have been utilized to scramble networks, to invade networks etc. and there's a very interesting article dating back to 2015 about this capability, so we can't miss this coincidence and that hours later we have this massive attack. "i think what is very concerning is the timing of the attack, what is the purpose? if we look at the figures, the figures that are most recent, i believe around 300 injured, 250 critical, nine marters, this if w

limited maybe uh pause where there would be talks and talks that are unending and even the us in ghazza, the last proposal that was presented was given by the united states president, and although hamas had said in the past that it did not, it did not trust the united states, it believes that the united states is partner in crime for the israelis, it is implicated uh completely in this genocidal war. however, the last proposal that was given by the us president joe biden, hamman said because they wanted to relieve their people, they wanted to stop this aggression and killing against the their people, they were willing to accept that paper which was by the the major ally and the protector of israel, and still we see that the israelis did not accept, now whether that was also another farse from the us that they knew the us, the israelies would not accept, but they were just buying time and trying to present themselves as mediators or play the role of mediators to try to stop the war. this also is another issue and whether there really is rift within or between the us administration and is

in their assessment uh, they decided to place all of their offense. efforts on ghazza since the start of the war, because they considered that the easier front to defeat, essentially, but the northern front has been bleeding them as we know for the past year, and so they were forced to place their elite batillions there to confront the lebanese resistance, it reached the point where two-thirds of the elite military batalions were placed in the north, so now this means that they haven't achieved either goal, they haven't defeated the ghazan resistance, and certainly uh they they are nowhere close to harming the islamic resistance of lebanon, so in their... assessment now, if they focus the majority of their efforts on the northern front, they hope to pressure the resistance enough to reduce its support for ghazah after that they'll be able to refocus all of their efforts in gazza again, so here it is where the psychological war against lebanon is so important for them, to make it seem to the lebanese people, this is israel's goal, to make it seem that the resistance, islamic resistance

so, bisan auda is a a palestinian journalist um who has been covering the war in ghazza from the very beginning, she already won a pbbody award in the news category and also an edward r maroro award for the news series that she has done with al-jazeera, she's also now been nominated um in the news and documentary section of the emi awards for outstand outstanding hard news. david will you just explain then um uh the pflp is, which is the organization that b son's been accused of being a member of, well the pflp is the popular front for the liberation of palestine, one of three um socialist or marxist groups who are engaged in the resistance in gaza, people of course think it's all hamasis not, and pflp of course has an armed wing, the abu ali mustafa brigades uh, which is not illegal in this country and nor is the pflp, so you can say on television or anywhere else in this country, i support the pfop, but you can't say i support the pfop gc, which is an entirely different organization, so there's there's the the distinction, but look, this is this is one one part of the uh the palesti

libanese resistance, if they were to go to any sort of talks, for an agreement is that the war on ghazza stops first, that is the main condition, and of course there are other conditions that we are looking at that perhaps the israelies are attempting to put lot of pressure on the front and the on the on the battlefield saying that perhaps through this they can get some concessions from hizbullah so if we look at the for example the operations that were conducted by hazballah it does not seem that hazbullah is backing down and will not be accepting the conditions from the israelis because their main condition was to stop the war and they did not want to were on lebanon, the last operation that we have for hazballah that they declared about was a direct attack on the mishara base and that is the main headquarters of the intelligence for the northern command, which is also another message to the israelies that we also had of course assassination today, we know that hazballah also declared that one of its top commanders was also killed today and they declared him as a marter. and of course

hazballah continued to stand its feet and stress that this..." unity, this of this alliance with ghazzais almost impossible uh to for the resistance to accept, and with knowing of course the history of the resistance, the people of the resistance, i think they would rather that they are murdered in the thousands and in the tens of thousands, and israel could do to them what it has been doing to ghazza, and still they would not accept that condition, there were years of occupation, uh, so much blood that was shed. sacrifices that were made in lebanon in order to liberate land from israeli occupation, it's not going to be accepted in in that just just like that, and like lot of uh speculations are being seen, this is only just another deception by the us and israel to push forward with this campaign, and of course we also have lot of um developments when it comes to the shelling, the israelis continue the shelling nonst. stop and that is considered also something that it does not give the humanitarian efforts any time to be able to breathe or that the rescue efforts to be able to continue

it's bisan from ghazza and i'm still alive. a letter has been published calling for her nomination to be withdrawn. the claim in the letter is that bisan is secret member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, also known as the pflp. who exactly is behind the letter, and what does it tell us about this ranset campaign? the israel lobby group mobilizing industry figures against bisan alda, is the creative community for peace. ccfp was founded as part of one legal entity with stand with us called the israel emergency alliance. stand with us was funded directly by the israeli prime minister's office. the founder of the creative community for peace is dave renzer who is in fact married to esther renza, the founder and president of stand with us. stand with us works closely with the israeli foreign ministry of affairs. creative community for peace coordinates with the israeli consulate in los angeles and former consul general, david seegel, has directly praised the organization. they are effective because they work fr

course, and this is something that should not take the spotlight away also from what is happening in ghazza, we should always remember uh that the reason why lebanon is going through this suffering is because its resistance decided to support uh palestine and to say for the very first time that we will not allow the israeli regime uh to continue with this um this genocidal war, we will not tolerate the killing of innocent civilians inside. gazza anymore, but even though in the past had always been supportive as a resistance, and even we can recall that after the liberation of 2000 and the uh first intifada, we used to see people using rocks only, that was the time when it seeing the resistance took as a responsibility that has the the duty to support the resistance in palestine, especially those that are under constant occupation and to also continue. and support even ghazza despite the seeds, so they did whatever they can, and we also know that there were merters as a result of their attempts to try to make sure that they assist the people to defend themselves um through uh through allowin

state, governments and foreign ministers to gather international support for stopping the war in ghazza, protecting civilians, ensuring adequate and sustainable humanitarian aid to ghazza and taking effective steps implement two-state solution. the arab islamic ministerial committee was established by decision from the extraordinary joint arab an islamic summit held in riyadh last november. it was task with initiating immediate international action on behalf of all member states of the organization of islamic cooperation and the arab league. as the committee seeks to rally support on the international stage, skepticism looms about whether these diplomatic efforts will yield tangible results or simply result in more rhetoric without action. radap dosh, press tv. amman. in yemen, students and academics gathered at santa university to voice their support for a recent military operation targeting the heart of tel aviv, they also expressed solidarity with lebanon, which is grappling with the aftermath of series of pajor device explosions causing thousands of casualties. press stev's abdul la

instead to waging psychological war against the people of lebanon, the idea is to turn lebanon into ghazza, similarly, to make it seem to the lebanese people that the resistance is dragging them to a war where they can end up like ghazza, and for them to apply that pressure for the civilians themselves to then apply the pressure on the resistance and to turn the internal enemy front within lebanon that is against the resistance axis to be more active, but of course as we know none of this is new to the... since um, it is the steadfastness of the people ultimately that brings about the victory, the israeli occupation entity has a really, really short breath, um, the only way that it considers itself able to succeed is through doing direct kind of um quick decisive, what it considers decisive winds, has very short breath, whereas the resistance winds through - the long breath, it wins through the accumulation of capabilities and capacities with time, and ultimate... despite all of performing speries, despite all of the capacity for destruction that is caused, going back to the question of ob

lebanon and the foreign minister can make some change, but there needs to be an end to the war on ghazza, and that is the main focus here, and that is the gate to solving lot of other issues, they know that by them they can through doing that they can stop the um the hizballah's support for the power for palestinians, it would even stop, even the yemenese would perhaps stop any sort of banning and of the... the vessels in the red sea, there will not be any more operations from iraq, they could solve lot of problems, they can go for a prisoner swap, and they have that choice, but it seems that for now, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is only using the choice of war, destruction, killing and massacres and if the notions that we lebanon had in mind in the past, that the israelis always had a plan to attack lebanon. to weaken the resistance, to weaken the government, to weaken the people, then we could probably be looking a more long-term war against lebanon, similar to the first war that started in 1982 and continued until 2000, if if that is the case, this would be not only d

failed, it did not work, the resistance in ghazza continues to fight the israeli forces, they continueother side, ballistic missile would take only seconds um to reach the center of the israeli regime, and so even if the israeli accounts or the the claims that they have been able to intercept that rocket using the aero system, even if that were the case uh hasbullahs, this in itself is considered strategically significant, and this is why we hear statements by the israeli chief of staff xalivi stressing: that hezballah has expanded its scope of attacks on the on israel and therefore it will be hearing a response today, and this is make makes us speculate on the fact of what will the response from the israelies be, will they targeting be targeting tonight the southern ss of beirot once more or anywhere near beirot? we also have statement from the the chief of staff of the israeli regime stressing uh that they are preparing for a ground in... whether this is part of also the carrot and stick efforts that the israelies are trying to to use in order to play that role that they are going to

lebanon and regarding what's going on in in gazza, the main and common points were a cease fire in ghazza and the the seas of the aggression by israel against the people in lebanon, both in the capital beirot and southern lebanon. now those are only one, two of the main points, of the rest of the main points that were spoken at the unga yesterday, especially upholding the un charter and the international law, which we have seen has already failed us in so many scenarios, regarding again both gaza and lebanon, be it in the capital or be it in southern lebanon, and we saw major condemnations of the un councils and the international community for failing to uphold these laws, by you failing to stop the genocide, stop the aggression, which is now left over 41,300 killed in palestine and now over 600 people in lebanon in just 48 hours, and i believe today another 23 were killed in south. in lebanon and the death toll is still rising, so regarding that headline, they claim it's 40,00 uh, but as as we know the occupation has been playing with the media like putty in its hands, it's it's been eve

continues, the the new occupation of ghazza continues and also the aggression today he mentioned on the west bank continues and hazballah support front will continue. you as well and there will be absolutely no return for the israeli settlers to the northern occupied palestinian territories. mayam, as always, thank you for the update and stay safe. miam saw our correspondents from the lebanese capital bayroot. now continuing with the rest of the news, the chief commander of the islamic revolution garz court has condemned the israely terrorist attack in lebanon warning of a crushing response from the resistance front. major general hussein salami said the... existence, devastating retaliation will soon lead to the complete destruction of the criminal regime. salami made the remarks in a letter to the hezballah leader sayyd hasan nasrullah. the irgc chief said, the lebanon terror attacks were the result of desperation and successive failures of the israeli regime. salami said, israel is committing crimes in civilian areas to delay his death, as he has failed on the battlefield, and th

and the previous operations, which were mostly routine operations and support of the resistance in ghazza the people of ghazza, that the the intensity of the confrontation in south lebanon has not decreased and we can see that there could be a possibility of escalation. all right, good stuff, thank you, miriam, stay safe with, talk to you soon, have a good evening, miriam sada joining us, our bayroot correspondent from lebanese capital. meanwile, australian police have violently clashed with pro- palestine protesters outside a military arms convention in the city of melbourne. hundreds gathered outside the venue hosting the biennial international land defense exposition with many chanting propilen slogans and yelling at delegates attending the conference. demonstrators then marched through the streets waving palestinian flags, police claim protesters hurled bottles, rocks and horse maneure prompting riot police to use tear gas and pepper spray and also fired rubber bullets into the crowd, and dozens were also arrested. protest comes amid height and tentions over the role of arms manufactu

now in lebanon, something reminacent of what was happening in ghazza or continues to be happening ine also looking at is more than 300 or some 300 murders and that is... less than 24 hours in just few hours and the you heard it from the minister of health from lebanon uh the number of injured and we saw that this is it worse than what it was in 2006. in 2006 we had throughout the war uh perhaps that same number of injured and that adds up to the fact that the israelis launched their preliminarry terror attacks. they called them preliminary wars and attacks they did that through the uh sorry to jump in, unfortunately we are going to go back to the health ministry. guess some important statements he's making there, do stay with us, let's go back to uh the health minister, is the any communication with foreign countries? the answer is, as i said, there are many countries that communicated and proposed to lebanon, and we the foreign ministry issued its instructions regarding what we are most in need of, and also today the meeting which was held in the grand sarai, there were many represe

other resistance factions that we saw begin bit by bit their their operations also in support of ghazza, that this will continue in order to give support and victory. and solidarity to the heroic palestinian resistance, which is our pride and honor, as they are saying, in this life and the hereafter, and they also stress at the end of the statement that it is this enemy that is a criminal enemy that will receive just and doe punishment, and that it is this enemy that is the emblem. excuse me, of aggressions and that they need to calculate and that they will receive this punishment where they know they will or they don't know whether? they can uh, they can detect it or not, and so seemingly they are trying to tell the israelis that they will hit and strike in a manner that will surprise the israelis, or it will be some sort of retaliation that the israelies cannot expect that whether they expect it or not, they will receive this punishment, so this is all an explanation of the recent statement of hazballah, so we notice how hazbullah bit by bit, whenever there is... collection of informa

here uh we're talking about areas that are larger in uh in comparison to what we saw for example in ghazza and in ghazza we reached a state where we cannot even uh perhaps uh account the the amounts of the number." of times of israels continue to shell all the areas and so we can say that almost every single town uh and city in south lebanon and now even bicar, bicar region also have been targeted and there were three factors that are considered new this this day, it started out yesterday, middle of the night, i think we spoke about that in the area of sadyat which is area that was not usually targeted, it is in the district of shuv and here we're talking about areas, unfortunately we talking these terms, lebanon's divided based on these terms and the israelis are using that type of division that we have on lebanon in the regions, and so you have regions that are uh mostly for example majority christian or majority jews, they're usually not targeted by uh the israeli regime uh now we see that they are targeting even those areas and reaching areas even towards kisser wen where there are som