tzahal hezbal traded night blows last night, anthony.rtners of a possible iranian attack within 24 to 48 hours. and now we are in contact with the president of the center for middle eastern studies, murat sede. murat, hello. hello. every day there are statements that this is about to happen.

economic effects of of this type of of policy. um, you know, there's probably also, i would assume from hezballe political uh result will be of of of of action, because i think the um, the preference... still from iran and um and hezbulah is to is to not uh go into an all-out regional war, i think netanyahu wants that, netanyahu wants to uh draw the us into a full regional war, um so so there's you know many considerations probably with the with the timing uh from the psychological impact to the to the consideration of exactly what is possible and what uh what you want to do, because uh, you want you, you need to respond in a way that's sufficiently um strong to deter uh israel from you know who knows what they'll do next if you don't if you don't deter them um, but but also you don't want escalate too much that um you ensure a you know full on full on regional war right now uh marwa regarding this uh punishment that uh was talking it said this will come there it could be a multi-prong one it could be joint operations it could be from one single uh front of the uh resistance it you iran, yemen,

discussion in the hebrew media about the possible changes in the military reality between the entity and hezballreats to take action that would lead to palestinian banks being cut off from their israeli correspond. banks, these banking channels are critical for processing transactions that enable almost 8 billion a year in imports from israel, including electricity, water, fuel, and food. "camela has didn't turn up, she thought better of it, joe biden had no idea what was going on, where he was, what country he was in, but hundreds of american congressmen and women, clapped or how they clapped for the blood stained mass murder of benjamin netanyahu, standing ovation after standing ovation, what's wrong with these people, find out? and have it out with galloween. everyone, you're watching. i'm your host. first of the headlines, you want? as a short-range projectile launch from outside of ismahanas accomodation in tehran was used in the israeli terrorist operation against the top hamas leader. several major airlines suspend their services to israel and with fears of potential retaliation against t

bank city of tulk, prompting clashes between the regime's troops and resistance fighters, and the hezball

discussion in the hebrew media about the possible changes in the military reality between the entity and hezballeir support for the palestinian people.

hezball's attacks have severely affected local business and education in the north, tens of thousands of settlers have been forced to evacuate, um, i mean again that figure is very conservative, if you ask the israelis they'll tell you 80,000, the un says 90, i think or close to 100, um, i, i think the figure if if you ask me and based on my... reading, although again i don't have the exact source for you now, but my uh, the figure i have in my head was 300 thousand, and that's from few months ago, and i think now, especially with kamona and all this talk about, oh my god, there's going to be a war with. but it's even more yeah - mean just just uh two days ago hasbal launched the biggest drones or aerial attack that they've ever launched against israelies in the north so they're evacuating more and more people uh and because of these fires that are bursting out and and popping up everywhere they're uncontrollable fires you have a thousands of acres that are just burning to a crisp and they can't put the fires out so i expect it's it's more that it displaced again these are not people

strong to send very strong signal qualitatively different than anything that they've done uh that um hezball's strike, whether was an errent misal designed for israeli military positions on mount dove, mount harmone or... not the fact there is 12 children um permanent residencets were killed. israelis had to find a way to send the signal. so they launched an operation designed to strike at fuadchucker, who is the second, perhaps most important advisor to hasan nasrella, they didn't really pay attention to the administration's view that they should not strike in beirot, so this this strike separates ' most of their operations, and the real question now, i think is, and everyone's been saying it, but it's absolutely true, whether or not was killed, the question is how going to respond to, so not only miller calls this illegal active aggression on the residential area in beirot, the goldilock solution, meaning that it was just about right, despite the fact that he's fully aware that two children under the age of 10 were killed in this strike, miller went... further by repeating the israeli narrat

hassan nasrella, this amazing leader and probably wish they hadn't helped him become the leader of hezball, and likewise as as they for every leader they kill another leader who will be at least as strong, maybe stronger because of the kind of uh factors. to come with with uh creating marters, that just makes more people uh even stronger, and it it creates the possibility of even stronger leadership, so it's not like they're going to actually gain anything strategically these, yes i think they are trying to provoke things, they're trying to gen up a bigger war, but again i don't think the united states has any appetite for that big war, that would destroy the democrat's chances in the election. trump could say, well, if i were president, there wouldn't be this this war, he's already saying that about you. and he's to some extent already saying it about palestine as well and so i don't see how netanyahu really uh has any ground to stand on in this belief that he somehow going to draw the united states into huge war uh right now maybe he's staking everything trump winning i don't right and t

the hezball resistance movement says retaliation for the assassination of the top lebanese commander by israel in beirot is definite and inevitable and israel's air strikes an artillery fire continue to pound gaza as death toll from the regime's genocide nears 39,500. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining us, the leader of iran's islamic revolution morness holding portress of hanye gathered in and around the university of tehran whereatullah ali khamenei led the prayers. flanked by top officials ayatollah homani said prayers over the coffen of hanye and one of his bodyguards in tehen huge banners went up hailing the palestinian leader while others bade farewell to the martys of al-quds. has declared three days of morning after hania's assassination in the early hours of wednesday. the hamas chief was killed by the israel regime while he was in the iranian capital to attend the inauguration of the iranian president masud pesishian. senior hamas official says the assassination of hamas political bureau chief ismael hanye by isra

hezball says this operations are in support of the palestinian causes and her direct response to israel's attacks on lebanon which is intensified since the onset of the regime's genocide in gaza. joining us here with more details on the stories our beirot correspondent mariam saleh. yes we're early. here we said that there was a drone attack against the vehicle inside and we expected that it was member of the palestinian resistance like before, for example hamas, islamic jihad, they are active in one of the palestinian camps inside them, but it turns out that it the person targeted is shafiq and this is someone who is known to be member of the which is of course part of the palestinian authority, although the faction of in lebanon is... a bit different than the one inside palestine, they are loyal to the resistance, and what we know from the israeli media, they are saying that the israeli army is saying that the... have targeted and assassinated someone who was working for the elk force and so that seems to be quite ironic whether the israeli israels are attempting to frame certain figure

the hezball leader called on arab countries and their media to change course and to stop staving the resistance in its back. he was referring to iran's operation true promise in april, in which some arab countries helped defending the regime. well, jordan is home. over 400 thousand palestinian refugees registered with united nations relief and works agency onaroa. for many refugee families, daily life is a struggle due to the agencies underfunding worsen by israel's ongoing war in gaza. press tv's rad batush has visited one of the palestinian refugee camps near aman and filed this report. 20 km north of amman lies baqa, the largest camp for palestinian refugees. in jordan. there are more than 190,000 refugees in this camp whose residents rely mainly on honora support. many families here, like murad abu hamada's, struggle with poverty and limited assistance. what makes it even harder for murad is being jobless for years now. i can't work because of a car accident 15 years ago. the person who hit me wasn't insured or... license while my chest fractures were treated, the pain remains, i

uh yet in reality they're the ones who are being the aggressor all the way down the line of course hezball has just recently destroyed the the the unit 82 8200 hq etc and has had lots of successes but let's not forget who is the aggressor with in this and their own minister has said of of of the west bank and goes for the rest of palestine and the americans are totally in support of this, don't forget is that forced evacuations of civilians in the territory are necessary, and he says we need to deal with the threat of the palestinian resistance, exactly as we dealt with it uh in in gaza, by attacking the infrastructure and including including policies like uh, so what he says temporary evacuation of palestinian civilians and any other step needed, this is israel kats who said this just very recently. "and so you can see just from there that language, that political language, which is well known to the americans uh is something which they support, so they have no care for human rights and equality, they have no care for any of the the the things they talk about, democracy and freedom, what

bank city of tulkarm, prompting clashes between the regimes troops and resistance fighters, and the hezball resistance movie carries out new anti-isrady operations hitting the regime's military sites and settlement in the occupied territories. hello and welcome everybody, it's 9:30 am here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news. israel's relentless air strikes and artillery fire continue to take more palestinian lives across the besieged gazo strip more than 10 months into the regime's genocidal war. in one of the latest attacks, at least 11 civilians were killed and several others injured an air strike, targeting a palestinian home in betteslahya in northern gaza and central gaza. an israeli air on a residential building left at least four people dead. earlier, the regime's warplane struck a un run school in gaza, city killing several civilians. in the south of gaza, israeli airs east of honyuness, claim the lives of more than 20 palestinians including women and children. the regime has issued new evaku'. ation orders in several areas across gaza, including der alba

we also saw that hezball declared that they retaliated for the shelling on the bar region against one of the main bases in there the it is the alternative or the contingency headquarters for the the israeli northern for which lies in amiad and this is base the military. which lies northwest of tiberias and here we're talking about some 19 kilometers away from the border, which is significantly far away from the border, this definitely shows that is responding in the same consistency. hundreds of union students have protested a university campus in capital sana as a sign of support for the palestinians in waharavish gaza. "we are here today to stand in solidarity with our people and palestine and support them, even if it's just a little, we go out every wednesday to support them and pray for them. it's all we can do, we are sending message to israel that their end is near and that palestine will be liberated soon. student protestaries and electurers held up signs and channel slogans condemning the israel genocide in gaza. administrators say that their main cause is the cause of palesti

israel shell several lebanese towns including kafarkila and zipkin in the south, and in response hezball has hit israely military targets such as zabdin military base and occupied sheba farms. earlier we were joining by our correspondent out of beirot, madyam soud for your details. after very long night of heavy is really shelling all of across the the western side of the border today. they seem to go both on the western side and the eastern side shelling uh heavily several towns, we also saw you mentioned farkila was subject to lot of artillery fire uh from the israelis and we saw that also there was heavy artillery towards the valley of shibah which is of course the the town of shiba just below the shibba farms which remain occupied by the israelis we also had drones attacking the towns of yaron as well as yatar and zibqin, but zipkin was also subject to heavy shelling from israeli fighter jets as well, we also saw that and khiam was targeted by morters also from the israeli sidelah of course has retaliated for all these aggressions as they said, especially targeting the matuli post wh

the hezball leader called on arab countries and their media to change course and to stop stabbing the... existence in its back, he was referring to iran's operation true promise in april, in which some arab countries helped defending the regime. during our news review program, we've discussed the latest speech by as well as secretary general said hasan nasal on the resistance response to the israeli assassination of its senior commander forward. us now for the program is dr. kevin barrett author and middle east expert out of musula montana and paul ludy former lecturer at lebaneesa national university joining us from berkeley hello uh gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program i guess uh we'll start with you out there in mitsula hope you're doing well uh i mean is this? at this point basically saying that we are now beyond hitting israeli military installations uh when they target our top commanders that it's time that we anti-up uh this conflict. well yes of course the the this response has been awaited for several days and we don't know how long we'll have to wait, we don't k

in lebanon, hezball fighters conducted new operations against israely military targets in occupied territories, and the regime forces have also launched air strikes targeting civilian areas of southern lebanon. our bayro correspondent matayam saw that earlier joined us with your update. the latest that we have. that hasballah targeted the rasa naval base for the israelis and of course that is part of the operations that they continue to conduct in support of the palestinian people. and the resistance in gaza, we also have uh the fact that they said in their statement that they used a heavy artillery fire uh as they said in order to target that base specifically, we also know that they targeted the z baracks and earlier i think um the news has been uh confirmed that they have targeted uh a recent post and recent barracks for the israelis in settlement that is some 30. kilometers away from the lebanese border, where they were able even target the makeshift bunkers that the israeli soldiers used in order to hide during a time of such a strike, and so that was considered very significant blow agai

victim, yet in reality... the ones who are being the aggressor all the way down the line. of course hezball has just recently destroyed the the the unit 82 8200 hq etc. and has had lots of successes, but let's not forget who is the aggressor within this, and their own minister has said of of of the west bank and goes for the rest of palestine, and the americans are totally in support of this, don't forget is that forced evacuations of civilians in the territory are necessary, and he says we need to deal with the threat of... the palestinian resistance, exactly as we dealt with it uh in in gaza, by attacking the infrastructure and including including policies like uh, so he says temporary evacuation of palestinian civilians and any other step needed, this is israel kats who said this just very recently, and so you can see just from there that language, that political language, which is well known to the americans uh is something which they support, so they have no care for human rights and equality, they have no care for any of the the the things they talk about, democracy and freedom, what

israeli leadership to use its some of its nuclear weapon stock in the present confrontation with hezball, for example, using a nuclear weapon to bomb southern lebadon, that is in discussion and it makes the the participation of israel at the heroshim. uh, it gives it a certain sense. israel, of course, would be very happy to use its nuclear arms against iran, which should explain part, your particular and justified interest in what is going on. okay, you raised very interesting point there, tim anderson, the fact that the israel regime would contemplate using the nuclear bomb, the case of what our guest there said against uh or on southern lebanon, have contemplated using it on the gaza strip, i don't know if i should use the word contemplation, but statements have been made by the israely officials that uh, that should be an option, even in the us, some of these extreme us congressmen like lindsay graham have suggested that, but in the bigger picture, the confrontation in terms of the retaliation coming from iran and some of the resistance groups may prompt the israel regime to maybe co

the hezball resistance movement says retaliation for the assassination of the top lebanese commander

economic effects of of this type of. policy um, you know, there's probably also, i would assume from hezball standpoint and iran standpoint, they do actually, you know, they do need time to figure out exactly what they want to do and to calibrate um, what they can do uh, with what the political uh result will be of of of of action, because i think the um, the preference still from iran and um and hezballah is to is to not, uh you know go into an all-out regional war, i think netanyahu wants that, netanyahu wants to uh draw the us into a full regional war, um, so so there's you know, many considerations, probably with the with the timing uh, from the psychological impact to the to the consideration of exactly what is possible and what um, what you want to do, because uh, you want you, you need to respond in a... way that's sufficiently um strong to deter uh israel from you know who knows what they'll do next if you don't if you don't deter them um but but also you don't want escalate too much that um you ensure a you know full on full on regional war right now uh marwa regarding this punishme

fleats, we we don't have exact number, the israelies are talking about only 20. drones of course hezball will definitely be giving the right number uh and they said that this allowed the passage of the drones and the third uh the third statement mentioned they said that the drones were successfully able to infiltrate the border to go from lebanon towards these uh occupied palestinian territory and reach their destined target now lot might mention that there has not been a lot of talk about what has happened inside tel aviv there were no sounds of explosions, there was a lot of speculations whether uh this attack was done against for example aka where there was an outage of the electricity, the israelies mentioned that the electricity is back now, this is... after several hours uh of a blockout which is in itself very significant, they also mentioned that there was a lot of shropnels of interceptor rockets that fell on aka itself and in naharaya as well where there was an israeli boat a military boat that was attacked and israeli soldier was declared also killed, but the speculations were

that night , the lebanese hezbal movement launched a total of about fifty rockets. a strike carried out by the israeli air force on settlements in southern lebanon. on the lebanese-israeli border, the sides continue to attack each other’s positions every day friend, apparently probing weaknesses in the enemy’s defenses and seemingly preparing to strike a blow that could prove decisive, the tension around the gas sector is only increasing. israeli troops dealt another high-profile blow to the palestinian enclave. the target was a school in northern gaza city. the palestinian health ministry says at least 17 have been killed . intelligence officials have told skynews arabia they have evidence that iran plans to attack israel in retaliation for the killing of hamas leader ismail haniyeh on the holy day. tishibav, which begins on august 12 , will end on august 13. this is the kind of footage now being broadcast by iranian tv channels, on the media resources of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, promising that their missiles will reach tel aviv in just 12 minutes. an

response to the idf assassination of the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, and one of the hezbal vandalized and set fire to a hotel in rotterham where asylum seekers are believed to be staying. later, in the city of tamworth, a fire broke out in another hotel where there were migrants. the police are not always able to contain radicals. the cause for concern was the murder of three girls in southport at the end of july. they were attacked with a knife by a seventeen-year-old teenager whose family had fled to the uk from rwanda. the trading week on the japanese stock market began with a major collapse. today, shares of the country's three largest commercial banks fell by 15%. this movement in quotes frightened investors so much that they began to panic and get rid of other assets. as a result , the main stock index nike lost 5% at once. nervousness among japanese traders began after the us last week some bad statistics came out. there were fears of a recession in the labor market. in a number of regions of russia, the northern lights could be observed that night. an unusual phenom

hezbal and iran may continue for several days, and drones will be used.el, but to no avail. telyaviev claims that he is ready for any development of the event. the escalation, let me remind you, began after israel eliminated the assistant to the leader of hezbollah in lebanon and the head of the hamas politburo in iran. in yakutia , five fires were extinguished per day and seven more were localized in an area of ​​more than p... that's all for now, now a good morning to my colleagues. good morning to everyone who is celebrating this day with us. olga ushakova is with you. and timur soloviev, we welcome the new summer week, cheerfully and cheerfully. many of you are probably right now. getting ready for work, we wish you all a productive day and that everything works out for you today, of course it’s great for me when your work is not just a place where you earn money, big money, when it also brings pleasure, to the heroes of our next report in this i mean, very lucky the result of an all-russian survey, the happiest people in the workplace are not office