the villages and towns bordering israel, so el-azar prepared the concentration of forces on the golan heightober the 8th 1973 israeli tanks reached syrian positions in the golden heights, but the soviet union's modern infra-red night combat equipments inflicted horrific casualties on zionists. the israel knew that the beat on the goal heights could come a heavy price, destruction. on october the 10th, the israelis took control of the golan heights and their tanks forced the syrians to retreat. the israelis were now just 30 kilometers from damascus. hafez al-assad asked to something to take the pressure off the syrians. at this point, anwar sadat made serious and decisive decision, he ordered his troops stationed in the sam missile line in the east of his west canal to go to nearby heights in the sai desert, but to reach these heights, the tanks had to leave the area covered by some missiles. this operation marked one of the largest tank battles in history. drilly tank. with better strategic positions targeted the egyptian tacks. the egyptian's tanks on the other hand were out of the safe zon

every year people would fly in and talk about the golan heights. they would have lunch, dinner, go home, then come back a year later and keep talking. i got it done in 12 minutes. that was a big one. the experts said our pro-israel policies would produce terror and chaos. i knew the opposite was true. i turned out to be right. we got the historic abraham accords. we got peace in the middle east. peace in the middle east. four countries you should have had everyone of them signed within three months after the election. i would have had every single one of them signed. maybe, maybe, because they were really wanting to make a deal, maybe even ron -- karen if you can believe that. we would have had every country sign for real peace in the middle east. look at what you have now. nobody has ever seen anything like it so fast. i am proud to be the best friend israel has ever had. everybody says that. you are the best friend israel has ever had. with four more years i will defend america and i will defend western civilization from the barbarians and savage

the israels were ready to return the golan heights to syria and the sinai desert to egypt. condition for peace, and that was acceptance and recognition of the independent state of israel. by the arab. haven went to the united states to discuss israel's offer with the americans, but recognizing israel was not something that gamal and the rest of the arabs wanted. لقد قررت ان اتنحى تماما ونهائيا عن اي منصب رسمي واي دور سياسي وان اعود الى صفوف الجماهير ادي واجبي معها people were shouting either nasa or no one else in kairo. they were not satisfied with the resignation of gamal. naser remained egyptian president but did not comply with the soviet u.s. peace agreement. in september of 1967, arab leaders gathered at the chhartom summit and said, "no peace with israel, no negotiations with israel, no recognition of israel. of course, the arabs did not have other alternatives and israel did not. returned the occupied territories to them. on september 28th, 1970, after the end of the emergency meeting of the ara summit, gamalabdin felt a pain in his chest. he died the same night in

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you mentioned the golan heights in 1860. 120 square kilometers at the disposal of the zionist regime of qasaba so that it can strengthen the defense debate in omar in the east , have a view on syria, and have a shot . the other fronts are against the sihovanist regime. these few mortars are actually a kind of warning from hezbollah. the argument that the resistance of the golan heights to declare their khatmuz is an attack on the ground of the zionist regime towards gaza. even in today's speech, hazrat agha also said that there was a secret hidden in it. this devastating earthquake cannot be repaired at all if you make a mistake if they commit any more, evil will befall them . we are talking about where these disasters will come from and this space is the line of resistance. the last thing i would like to say is that there are three important components and indicators to check the capabilities of groups and countries in the military fields. there is a material discussion, some of them are capable of rezb, from the discussion of personnel equipment, there is a psychological discussion

you mentioned that the golan heights are 180 square kilometers and 120 square kilometers in the hands of the sihouni regime , so that they can strengthen the defense in depth in the east. he should have an eye on syria and shoot. this area, in my opinion, is more of a warning, so that other fronts do not activate against the zionist regime. these few mortars are actually a kind of warning, because hezbollah, the golan heights resistance , announced that they are attacking the regime's territory. sehunisti to on the gaza side , there was even a secret hidden in hazrat agha's speech today. he said that this devastating earthquake cannot be repaired at all. if they make another mistake, a bad disaster will befall them . we are talking about where these disasters will come from and this space is the line of resistance. the last thing i would like to say is that there are three important components and indicators to check the capabilities of groups and countries in the military fields. there is a material discussion , some of them are capable of rezb, from the discussion of personnel equip

from the golan heights to haifa, the distance is 70 kilometers, and from the golan heights to damascus , it is about 60 to 70 kilometers, which means that we can easily target the zionist regime from several fronts. it is not up to them to determine what is going to happen bifet is the determining factor of the future hours and days of the palestinian resistance and fighters. they don't have the choice to do this and make a decision. yes, definitely, and be sure that they won't make the smallest move, of course, they have been doing it for years. who knows how strong the axis of resistance has reached? why do you think that the zionist regime has not been able to do anything else since yesterday morning until now, except to bombard the case? well, you see , the zionist regime is very, very friendly. they have never been able to confront the infantry, they are their own superiority. in the region, as they say, of course no, according to our words, they have air superiority, we have air superiority. well, we have seen that either they are hitting the blind spots or they are hitting resid

that night, the southern half of the golan heights was cattered by the syrians. in the morning of october the 8th, chief of staff of the israeli defense forces david al-azar and a news conference that the israeli counterattack had begun. this morning we started our counterattack, and we shall break and destroy completely all the attacking forces. the sinai desert witnessed israeli's heavy losses again. the fact was that israel had lost the ability to resist on both the eastern and northern fronts. el-azzars a front for his forces to concentrate on. the egyptians had advanced in zinite desert, but they still saw the desert for miles before their eyes. the syrians had advanced to the banks of the jordan river and were not far from the villages and towns bordering israel, so el azhazar prepared the concentration of forces on the golan heights. in the night of october 8th 1973 israeli tanks reached syrian positions in bolon highs, but the soviet union's modern infrared night combat equipment infted horrific casualty on the zionists. these is really knew that defeat o

israel volunteer through this because it had large to exchange. the golan heights from syria, old city of jerusalems, the west bank from jordan, as well as the sin desert and gaza from egypt. the israelis were ready to return the golan heights to syria and the sai. desert to egypt, but they had an important condition for peace, and that was acceptance and recognition of the independent state of israel by the arabs. even went to united states to discuss israel's offer with the americans, recognizing israel was not something that gamal and the reter wanted. the hero of the egyptian people who could neither make peace with israel nor had the power to stop machine, had no choice but to resign. لقد قررت ان اتنحى تماما ونهائيا عن اي منصب رسمي واي دور سياسي وان اعود الى صفوف الجماهير اؤدي واجبي معها كاي مواطن اخر. president, but did not comply with the soviet u.s. peace agreement. in september of 1967, arab leaders gathered at the chhartom summit and said, no peace with israel, no negotiations with israel, no recognition of israel. of course, the arab did not have other alternatives, israel d

getting 78% of palestine, though they wanted all of it, on their map of 1919, it included the golan heights of syria, it included southern lebanon, and it included the parts of the east bank of the jordan and the sinai and why, this was to, this was envisioned in 1919 as having sufficient water attract immigrants to live a european style of life, and build industrial complex, you have to have enough water. and if you go back and read bangurian very carefully, he says in one letter, hope they were criticizing him for accepting the partition plan and what not as a tactical move, he accepted as tactical, not as the final move, that zionism will occur in two stages. that the first stage is to establish the state and to have it recognized, and then the second state will be expansion, the 67 war was the expansion into those areas, they annexed of course the golan heights in 1981, which is where the richest water sources are. israel is the last of the major colonial experiences. all along the idea of making a jewish state been an exclusive idea a jewish state hasn't been a state that can be haven

will be expansion. the 67 war was the expansion, into those areas, they annexed of course the golan heights in 1981, which is where the richest water sources are. israel is the last of the major colonial experiences. "all along, the idea of making a jewish state has been an exclusive idea, a jewish state hasn't been a state that can be haven for jews along other people, a jewish state has always been imagined as a state for only jews, they go as far as sometimes as to call it a jewish democracy, which is of course a contradiction terms, imagine a white people's democracy or a men's democracy or any other kind of specific democracy, it doesn't work, democracy is universal." jewish is particular, the idea of a jewish democracy contradiction in terms, but that's what they have always been after, is exclusively jewish state, and you can't imagine an exclusively jewish or anything else, catholic or african or whatever state in somebody else's country without having to dream of getting rid of those people in order to achieve it, and that has always been there in the logic of zoom, and it is surfa

iraq's ain al-asud base and occupied golan heights under resistance attacks. registration of more than 20,000 parliamentarian candidates until noon today , the spokesperson of the election headquarters, candidates have until 6:00 p.m. today to finalize their registration. the possibility of increasing the lifespan of leather and rubber materials by making a knowledge-based product to meet domestic needs and save 8 million dollars. allocation of credit line. the ministry of agricultural jihad allocated 15 thousand billion tomans to farmers for the purchase of agricultural machinery . in the economics desk, we will examine the changes in the method of handing over agricultural machinery. how much does the new credit line help to boost domestic machinery production? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and the family of muhammad hasten their fate . good day, dear viewers, welcome to the detailed news of this hour. the people of gaza, in front of the continuous crimes of the zionist regime,

syria fired at the zionist cities in the golan heights and the golan equation practically entered the battlefield with the zionist regime, of course, this does not mean that the jhol front will be destroyed now, but this equation has been broken and if the zionist regime wants a ground attack all predictions indicate that it will start moving towards the interior of the gaza strip both south lebanon and jorlan will most likely join this war. where i am now, behind me, you can see exactly the khayyam plain area. in this area, in the 2006 war, in the 33 -day war, the army of the zionist regime tried to enter the interior of lebanon . attack from this plain, a large number of mirawa tanks entered this plain , and where you see in the picture, hezbollah fighters destroyed these tanks, and this operation was a heavy blow to the zionist army. you can see that it was created after the 33-day war and after the regime the zionist went into a defensive position and took a defensive position. behind these walls, the zionist army is now in a passive position of weak defense . you can see in the p

kippur, which was actually coordinated by the united front of egypt and syria to recapture the golan heights and the sahara. sinai, which is actually an operation for these two strategic areas the coordination of the arab countries took place under the leadership of egypt and syria, but unfortunately, you know, just as the israelis were able to win the arab war in 1967 , we lost the voice of mr. masoudi again , and i will continue the conversation with mr. abbedini. to various aspects in which the zionists suffered . what are the effects of these on the public opinion in the occupied territories? those who are displaced or these are actually invited to palestine, with different promises. promise three things for them. one is that you come here, you will have a better life. your safety is guaranteed. and a good house and money will be provided to you, and the zionist settlements that were created were actually under this title , now every issue is actually threatened and endangered, many of them can no longer live in these settlements. this means that the image and attraction that the zionist

do have international maps to prove this uh there are others who say that this is part of the golan heights liberated in 2000, um, but uh, after 2006 the israelis reoccupied that area and just recently they build that wall all along if you can see that border and that is part of the separation wall that they are trying uh to build throughout the border uh with southern lebanon and we can see that clearly in most areas and despite of course these walls uh the resistance has been able to target uh specific areas in the um ocupa and also in the occupied lebanese territories of the shabat farm, so in any future confrontation, if the situation does escalate, just to give you an idea, this will be one the areas well we will see lot of action, there will be lot of um fire in this area since lebanese resistance will insist on liberating the libonese land, i believe uh in in that escalation and since they have already sent the message by um firing at the bases in the shabat farms uh with mortar shells and uh some uh artillery in that area to say that they are ready also to liberate lubanese land as

for the israelis and the golan heights but also for the us presence and their military bases in thelly speak out and this is what we hear from people in the protests, especially here in lebanon, what they want to see is the those countries that are normalizing ties with the israelis, basically just removing those israeli embassies, removing that ambassador, um, making sure that the u.s. does not interfere and continue with support. it's blind, unequivocal support for the israeli regime, giving it license to kill the innocent people on and on, day by day, minute by minute, and so this is why he's trust that we need to basically uncover this issue as many people are calling for, and to make sure that this normalization stops, since that would be giving legitimacy to an occupation that has been going on for 75 years, of course he also stress that the unity of the... resistance is very significant, but he also forshadowed that it seems that we will be seeing more from the resistance alliance more than we have seen before so far, we've seen from hazballah those direct operations, but we

comparing a mazda isis, is your understanding that y'all, himself treated isis patients in the golan heights? they occupied golden heights during the war on syria? yes. what is that americans also are dealing with isis before they're turned against. and of course, we have that as well. known and he nothing you know him centralized provide didn't give any possible support to, to do these people because they weren't fighting cuz the senior and government doctor most of about good. yeah. i'll stop you that more from the general secretary and co founder of the palestinian national initiative and member of the palestinian legislative council left in his break the the the the oh, when i would show the wrong just to safe house. because the application and engagement equals the trail when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground the the welcome back to going undergrad and i'm still here with the member of the palestinian legislative council doctor most of a biography. i'm sorry to have interrupted you the just discontinue you were talking about the oslo accords, whic

and which is really for his cap, should be signed i peninsula from egypt, as well as the golan heights from syria on the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan. despite any successes by egyptian and syria, and forces, often nearly 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties as well as military had made significant gains. both sides declared victory. the war, among other fact is ultimately led to be 1978 camp david accords with so israel withdrawal from the sinai. in return for normalization of relations, a peace tracy signed eliza monk the 1st time an arab nation had recognized israel pulled the honeyed has 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of remedy done. the whole is dane, the jewish calendar. you'll keep your operation bedroom, start in egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel to liberate the sign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours, egyptian thanks overrun the bar lifeline is israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limi

what is your understanding that the other himself treated isis patients in the golan heights? they occupied golden heights during the war on syria. yes. what is that americans also are dealing with isis before that and against and of course we have that as well known. and he nothing you know, am centralized, providing every possible support to, to, to these people because they weren't fighting because the senior and government doctor must have agreed to. i'll stop you that more from the general secretary and co founder and the palestinian national initiative and member of the palestinian legislative council. after his break the the public sentence. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. several opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you u

comparing a mazda isis, is your understanding that the as himself treated isis patients in the golan heights. ok, bye golden heights during the war on syria? yes. what is that americans also are dealing with isis before they turn against them? of course we have that as well known and he nothing you know, am centralized, provide didn't give any possible support to, to, to these people because they were fighting the city and government documents of about goods. you, i'll stop you that more from the general secretary and co founder of the palestinian national initiative, a member of the palestinian legislative council, locked in his break. the clint yahoo tells by and we have to go into gaza and rules out negotiations in terms fighting says we stand with israel, we stand with israel. so it's clear piece isn't the 1st priority. what is also on the agenda is potential genocide. the, the welcome back to going undergrad and i'm still here with the member of the palestinian legislative council. the most of a biography, i'm sorry to have interrupted you. the just discontinue you were talking about th

israel which includes the whole of the west bank, all of gaza, all of jerusalem, as well as the golan heights. he declared annexation of the occupied territories. so palestinians turn to resistance because they see this is the only way for them to get their rights. the question here is not about dehumanizing palestinians as it happening and calling them terrorists, it is about asking the question, why the united states supports ukraine, in fighting what they call occupation, while here they are supporting the occupier, who continues to occupy us. >> but let me ask you if that is the analogy you wish to draw, what hamas is doing, is they are targeting israeli civilians, women, children, grandmothers. >> no, they are not. >> is that -- is that not a classic terrorist -- isn't that classic terrorists. they're not fighting the government. they're fighting ordinary people. >> that is one way of putting it. but it is not true. think hamas mainly attacked military establishments, military installations and most of the people there, they have arrested and taken as -- as military people. i did not acc

, but with israel has felt having the golan heights provides their security.geography, you see how strategic that is because the gaza strip is an people, in giving land over to the palestinians, and what's happened there? it's turned into a terrorist -- will: and these wars were more state actor wars with egypt, syria and jordan. then you had the first intifada, the second and now you're talking about the palestinian authority, a hamas -- pete: talking about jasser arafat, bill clinton -- yasser arafat, there was a lot of double talk and multiple israeli prime ministers attempting to give land for peace, and they would lose power. it's all been a tug-of-war all of which has been meant to try to see whether or not israel could survive. will: there's a short and humble overarching bit of historical context that leads us to the doorstep of what happened over this past weekend. kayleigh, over to you. kayleigh: turning thousand to some other headlines -- now to some other headlines. happening today, the u.n. security council is scheduled to meet to discuss the ongo

syrian territory, as well as occupied the golan heights. since 1967, the whole southern explosions on israel's northern border with lebanon's, these randy ministry says that no one's thoughts and re strikes in response to rocket attacks by hezbollah. under there was a hush m, as in the cooler southern lebanon force. there is a significant deadlock ment with the mouse is cause some brigades is showing a statement, claiming responsibility for the mist signs on the rocket stacked were launched in south lebanon today. this is very significant because if we put this besides yesterday's, as long as you have infiltration to the end of the board as to what's the israel and engaging the bottle, it is where the army we're seeing now when you dynamic key on the east front, as i said before, this is an open ation area, and this operation area is now engaging palestinian factions on lebanese sore. and this is the 1st time since 1982 that live in these a sorry paula simeon functions are engaging directly in a fight with these readies on the east board as

okay, by it was bang next in the golan heights. and unexplained guys are stripped. a lot of times it was no fighting guys or at that time, is it a lot still claiming that because uh, is month to kilobyte and that is an ard has left you guys a showing i'm the next is both west bank and gaza, in my opinion. is very indicative of the plan of the elf, what you wanted to do. and if at the same time the most belonged to violation of international law. ironically, none of the list and governments including the united states, going to decide that to man except one government at the time, which is your money. everybody else stayed silent. and in my opinion, he is now using what's happening to implement that lab plan that's, that's mapped. and the most dangerous thing is that they are trying to push police demands out of guys are into an actual ethnic cleansing through the beads. what happened to 1948 is it is yours that with young people out as it goes, or is it your understanding that the circle of mainstream media in west and native nations talking about isis repeating the

lost a coordinated surprise, attacked against israeli forces in the side they peninsula and the golan heights, was an attempt to reverse what based arabs considered a humiliating defeat. and the 1967 arab is ready will it, which is very false as touch with the site. i couldn't see that from egypt, the golden heights from syria and the west bank at east jerusalem from jordan. despite any successes, by egyptian and civic, and full say as of to be 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties is where i was. military had made significant gains. both sides declared victory that the war, amongst other factors ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords with so israel withdrawal from sign i added to the little blind zation of relations with egypt. a peace treaty signed a year later, bought the 1st time in arab nation heads by acknowledged israel. hold up does how? the reports 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of remedy on the whole is dane, the jewish calendar. you'll keep pour operation bedroom start in egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel to libera

a very strategically significant ground taken in 1967 by israelis because if you control the golan heightsou can see how this becomes a war that's not just based in the south and rooting out hamas in the south but against enemies in the north as well. let's zoom? just a reminder of these missile strikes and here's -- why the missile strikes are so significant on two levels. first of all the volume and number. two to 3,000 is what is being reported and still ongoing. that's well beyond what israelis have experienced before. and well beyond what the iron dome system which is well famed in israel is able to shoot down in real time you can't shoot them all down so lts of them have made their way into israeli towns not just in the south where they're used to rocket attacks up tel-aviv in largely peaceful in central part of the country and in jerusalem sirens are gone off also rockets are significant because they have ground cover and if you have sirens across the country and people going into bunkers including the israeli defense forces, it creates the fog of war. that those -- that hamas neede

this was not hit farther into israel, beyond the golan heights. at the moment, the peacekeeping forces in southern lebanon, even according to the israeli military, right now it seems that that has reinforced the peacekeeping forces. they say that it is volatile but stable. in a statement yesterday, they basically express solidarity with the palestinian hamas militant group. they say they are not neutral in this war. our history, our, guns are rockets, there with you. very clearly, they gave the palestinian factions and militants and lebanon permission to join the fight, but not to provoke too much. i think at the moment, volatile but staple is a pretty solid way to describe that northern border. that is the major fear, and why many allies, many western capitals in the region were really and a wait and see. what will israel do that could possibly involve and iran response? but right now, i think that northern border, at least for right, now we're watching closely. >> so they claim they're not going to get involved unless it involves gaza. it seems

is your understanding that in the as himself treated isis patients in the golan heights? ok, bye golden hides during the war on syria. yes. what is that americans also are dealing with isis before they turn against them? of course we have that as well known and he nothing, you know, am centralized, providing the very possible supports to, to, to these people because they were fighting the city and government documents of about good. yeah. i'll stop you that more from the general secretary and co founder of the palestinian national initiative and member of the palestinian legislative council. locked in his break. the . there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i've tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to living on that. we have said it was put together, you know, price here in new york.

will it, which is why the false is captured, the sign i peninsula from egypt, the golan heights, from syria, and the west bank and east jerusalem from jordan. despite any successes by gyptian and syrian forces, after the 3 weeks of fighting and tens of thousands of casualties, israel's military have made significant gains both sides declared victory. the war itself looks to the fact is ultimately led to the 1978 camp david accords with so israel withdrawal from sign with tubs. so they'll, by zation of relations. a peace treaty started to get later. but the 1st time that an arab nation had recognized israel hold up honeys ripples 1400 hours, saturday, 6 of october, 1973. the 10th day of ramadan. who lives day in the jewish calendar, you'll keep pour operation beds of started egypt as serial. launch a 2 pronged attack on israel deliberate to sign a peninsula in the golan heights. oh, in the 1st few hours egyptian dance overrun the bar lifeline. israel's heavily fortified line of defense in occupied sign, a with over whelming fire power from the ground in the air. egypt wanted a limited

occupying the territory of other nation states that are members of the united nations, specifically golan heights for example, and the united states runs interference for israel and and for these illegal actions taken by israel and the united states, with his vedo power, sometimes it delegates that to uh the uk or france, also have vedo power in the security council. um, in the general assembly, from time to time, there are resolutions that are voted upon, calling on israel to comply with various security council resolutions to move out of occupation in some place. cases to act as a proper legal occupier such a thing can be conceived to normal people um in other cases and uh but the enforcement of that rests in the hands of the security council and the veto power rest in the hands of the five permanent members with the united states, the uk and france backing up israel in every action that they've taken. china and russia have taken more even-handed approaches, and um, unfortunately though, the initiative to to... make something happen uh depends on affirmative vote and uh they can be blocked by v

announced the attack on aleppo airport in response to a missile fired from syria into the occupied golan heights-mayadeen reporter announced that the runway between aleppo international airport was targeted by two missiles. earlier , the zionist army announced the interception of two rockets fired from syrian territory into the occupied golan region without sounding the alarm and hitting uninhabited areas. different cities of the world are still the scene of protests against the attacks of the zionist regime on the light of gaza. in england, marchers in the cities of london, glasgow and manchester attacked the palestinian flag in support of the people. they chanted the oppressors of gaza. in the city of bern , switzerland , a rally was held in solidarity with palestine and condemning the killings of the zionist occupation . in ramman, the capital of jordan, marchers with demonstrations in front of the us embassy emphasized support for the palestinian nation and condemnation of israeli crimes . meanwhile, palestine held a demonstration in frankfurt, germany. despite the announcement of the ban on

you'll have another front to worry about, because if these 3 friends who have garza, syria, the golan heights, and then the northern front is they open at the same time as well, will have to stretch its resources and its soldiers. that is all right, then the thing, cuz i know who to file reporting that let's bring it back to the studio here in the how we've gone. i've done, i've added on, he's an associate professor of history. the me at least at georgetown university. how to of specializes the history of us policy towards the middle east. good to have you with us. so talking about us policy, when you listen to joe biden speech last night, when you look at the arrival of us weapons, the backing that israel has right now, is it clear to you that this is going to escalate much, much further with only at the early beginnings of a much why the war? well, i think that's certainly the, the fear now. i mean, you know, we've seen the us give israel a free hand in the past and past bombing campaigns over, over gaza. but i don't think we've ever seen anything quite like this in terms of completely unre

with him there, which includes the west bank, the whole of gaza, the whole of jerusalem and the golan heights. he announced that he will annex the occupied territories to israel . with this description, it is clear that the palestinians are resisting. because they see that this is the only way they have to get their rights. here is the question why america supports ukraine in the fight against what they consider occupation do but here they support the occupier who continues to occupy us. if you want to make such a comparison, let me ask this question, what hamas is doing, targeting israeli civilians, children, mothers , dogs, old people, isn't this the best example of terrorism? they are not fighting the israeli government, they are fighting ordinary people. well, this is one of the ways to show the issue, but it is not true. i think hamas mainly attacked military installations . and most of the people they captured and took as prisoners of war are soldiers. attack to i do not and will not accept any civilian. why are the israelis attacking our civilians? see why the israeli planes are destro

is that the boat at between 11 on am serious, golan heights, which was occupied by israel in 1967, a dozen sunrises on the besieged god strep. you can still see plumes of smoke from these rainy strikes every night. tens of thousands of his ready soldiers are in the boat, and gauze is a bracing for what's next. we'll keep you updated with all the developments of to h. i select state you and thanks so much and bye for now. so many politicians want to be the republican party candidate for the any stand a chance against donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why are we doing more to deal with climate change? our american politics just getting to i've been to a screen for most americans because it can look us politics. the bottom line. the chicago might have strange ties. mizzi shit, cognition. human animal brokerage for a and you have to get them off to the top one. just have these okay to you. yeah that's i do use that thinking though. so my st. people, the tune samples in to cover the 3 know, 5 the units you want, but a selma for these macintosh i'd be ba

syria from the east, egypt from the west, started attacking israel, the targets were again, the golan heightsst important holidays in the jewish calendar. jews attend synagogue four times on yonkipor and bray. egypt was aware of this. on october the 6th 1973 as the zionist were working up to prepare for the festival, they were hit by surprise attacks on two fronts of sina and the golan h, the same areas occupied by israel in the six day war in 1960. first decision of the israeli war room was to let the dead fighters counter the aggression and the permission was in the hands of one person, israel's fourth prime minister goldam, but she did not give the permission, mayor believed that if israel wanted to attract international attention after the sixth day war, it had to be recognized as a victim of. the war had begun, the egyptian commandos cross the swiss canal under their own heavy artillery fire and entered a siny desert. at 4 p.m. the first israeli fighters were allowed to fly, but as soon as they approached the swiss canal. they were destroyed by some cities. inevitably the israeli tanks s

thank god president trump gave israel ability to recognize their sovereignty over the golan heights. we knew war like this could happen, had no idea it would be mere years after president made that policy decision. if we end up in a multi-front war, we have lost deterrence and for the last 2-1/2 years i've been talking how crucial it is for biden administration to get deterrence back. we had massive failure around the world where we had careless withdrawal from afghanistan and that emboldened so many actions around the world. you saw russia invade ukraine and now you see this war that has happened. this administration needs to stop saying, we are not sending in troops. spend more time talking about tough actions you will take if iran enters this war through hezbollah and proxies in syria. >> kayleigh: you cannot even mention the country's name and today you are talking about junk fees. we know he was on the phone with netanyahu. update the viewers, at least 22 americans have been killed, 22 americans. numbers continue to get worse and morgan, our colleague, robert o'brien, fair to sa

seems to be that now we also have news coming out from syria, working towards liberation of... golan heights, this is something new, this is something many have been waiting for for very long time, since there was a certain status quo with the fact that syria cannot enter this war as a government, this would lead to a regional war and so on and so forth, now we have a popular resistance that is ready to liberate the goal on heights, this will also have an impact, so if the israelis will not only be fighting two fronts, they might be fighting three fronts as well, in addition to the fact that their masters, their supporters also be fighting a front in the region as long as they are supportive, as long as they are complicit also with all the crimes that are being committed inside inside palestine and they are given a... license basically to massacre and kill as many palestinians as they can during this time, but of course at the same time you can look at the fact that the israelis are in a state of crisis, we've heard from former israeli prime ministers, you've heard from uh, all saying that n

zionist regime in the heights of kafr shuba and sheba, i.e., the western foothills of the occupied golan heights , has been the target of the resistance forces' operations with rocket and blood-splitting weapons . it is clear that the exchange of fire continues from time to time. we can see these centers where they are, which are actually the targets of hezbollah's missiles and bloodthirsty weapons, and it is said that a large number of israeli soldiers have been killed and wounded. were reaching at least 10 zionist soldiers went to the zionist settlement of nahariya in occupied palestine from this area after this operation. the command of the zionist army has not yet said anything about the number of casualties of the zionist soldiers from this operation. we are afraid of the situation. we have to see how long this issue will continue and whether this issue will become more widespread or not . at the same time, the news that you mentioned about gaza , the latest news that we have about gaza is that in addition to the heavy bombings on residential houses gaza is taking place, besides food , gaza

already arrived in syria , is putting tel aviv under missile attacks from around the occupied golan heightswith syrian resistance forces. a multi-sided siege, the anti-missile systems of the zionist regime have not been able to protect the city and military bases of this regime against rockets that are much smaller and simpler than the rocket and drone capabilities of the resistance of yemen and lebanon, and every day tel aviv is bombarded with rockets. it is attacked with a 100-15 kg warhead to defend the palestinian people. this operation can be done in a few days if this does not happen. the bombings must be stopped immediately. muslims they are found. do not expect one of those who don't let the group do so and so. no one can stop them when they happen. yunus shadlou, a news reporter for sed and cima. allahu akbar. death of america death to israel the great businessman and traveler marco polo returned to his city after many years. there is a wonderful enclosure from iran named prajak for you, marko. we should say hello to nature again. it seems you have never used it. this is my gift to

settlement of the syrian national defense fighters, and you know that it is 70 kilometers from the golan heights to haifa, and from the heights of the distance between golan and damascus is about 60-70, which means that we can easily damage and target the zionist regime from several fronts . the future roses are the focus of the palestinian resistance and fighters. they don't have the choice to do this and make a decision, and yes, definitely, and be sure that their smallest move, of course , they won't make that mistake. in the morning until now in your opinion, the zionist regime could not do anything other than bombing gaza. well, you see, the zionist regime is very, very strong. they have never been able to confront the infantry. they have their own superiority in the region, according to their own words, but not according to our words. they have air superiority. air superiority, well, we have seen that either they are hitting the blind spots or they are hitting residential towers and ordinary people, if one day they are added with infantry to counter the fighters of the resistance axis and

then you have more to the north the golan heights, also occupied by israeli forces. and there are all different factions and spaces where israelis are worried they could all soon join this fight with hamas, and they could see rocket fire coming from the north, coming over from areas in the west bank, or there could be a militant response from that area. that has not happened to any notable extent right now. but in the north, there are reports of rocket fire coming from there, just in the last hour from our teams and using that in the last 24 hours, as well. so that's something that the israeli community here is watching closely, because they're worried that civilians could be sundaandwiched into th threat, where you have threats coming from all angles. >> and hezbollah would have far more artillery than maybe hamas. ellison, thank you for your reporting. we'll hear from joe biden and bring that to you momentarily. for analysis, let's turn to my next guests. welcome to all of you. fred, i'll start with you. what's at stake for the president's remarks here? >> well, i

egypt and syria attack the sinai desert and the golan heights, respectively , to take back their landsforce. in the beginning, war is accompanied by victories. but with the direct intervention of the united states of fate. war changes . the war ends with the defeat of the arabs. in 1978, egyptian president anwar sadad visits israel at the height of disbelief. conversations begin. a year later, the negotiations will be concluded. egypt surrenders. david camp contract is signed. at camp david, it is decided that the opposite. israel's peace from gaza and the west bank leave to prepare the ground for the self-governing government in these areas. in fact, cam david was a document to recognize israel so that it would not be isolated. egypt was israel's biggest threat from the beginning, and israel tried to be relieved by egypt in any way. for this reason, it was necessary for egypt to recognize israel as the first arab country in order to eliminate the biggest threat to israel forever. in the 1970s, everything was in favor of israel. the victories of the army were happening while in the hea