does not mean that hezbullah is an iranian proxy force.region to counter western germany. the presence of hisbullah forces in syria and iraq to fight daesh and hizalah's engagement with israel to support the palestinian cause are all not by iran's orders, which affirms the independence of this group. despite all challenges, hezbollah and iran have remained committed to their alliance, largely due to shared ideological goals and mutual interest in resisting western influence and combatting the genocidal regime of israel. we have lot more to cover today, but first let's just take moment to catch up on the latest. headlines: hello everyone, welcome to the news section of this program. here we'll go over some important news headlines. mehr news, iran to stand by hezballah until palestine liberation. brigadier general ismail gaeni, the irgc quds force commander offered condolences on the marturdom of the former secretary general of lebanese hezballah resistant movement during visit to hezbollah office and tehran on sunday. in remarks, during th

iran's assistance to hezbullah does not mean that hezbullah is an iranian proxy force.e of hisbollah forces in syria and iraq to fight daesh and hezollah's engagement with israel to support the palestinian cause are all of his wallah's own valition, not by iran's orders, which affirms the independence of this group. despite all challenges, hezbollah and iran have remained committed to their alliance, largely due to shared ideological goals and mutual interest in resisting western influence and combatting the genocidal regime of israel. firstly, i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that they shouldn't go there in search of fame. instead, they should bear a message and have cause to defend. the media warfare is essential because the camera has become a weapon ache into the rifle and the missile used by the resistance fighters. media as a double-ed sword and we should wield it carefully. indeed, rifles and cameras have become complementary weapons. we can't separate them. our message is to support the... truth against the falsehood. we have

does not mean that hezbullah is an iranian proxy force. iran has always stated that it supports all resistance groups in the region to counter western germany. the presence of hisbullah forces in syria and iraq to fight daesh and hezbulah's engagement with israel to support the palestinian cause are all of hezbullah's own vision, not by iran's orders which affirms the independence of this group. despite all challenges, hezbollah and iran have remained committed to their alliance largely due to. to shared ideological goals and mutual interest in resisting western influence and combatting the genocidal regime of israel. it was a shot that was heard around the world, the 82,00 pound bombs which destroyed the mountain that was said hassan nasralla has changed many things. the clock stopped, the tears fell, the... morning began, but the guns kept blazing as netanyahu is about to find out on the ground in lebanon, come and have it out with gallowe, if you are hard enough, we have lot more to cover today, but first let's just take moment to catch

hezbullah forces. at the same time, israel has prioritized the assassination of senior commanders of this group and has officially begun the war with heavy attacks on hezbullah positions in lebanon. on september 27th, the regime assassinated hassan nasrullah, the long-standing leader of hezbollah, major escalation in its war with the lebanese resistance group and the resistance access. as a whole, this outrageous move has now brought the region one step closer to much wider conflict as it has triggered iran to show a military response. the islamic republic of iran as a strategic ally of hizbullah against the brutal adventurism of israel in the region was finally forced to carry out a military operation against the regime. on october 1st, the islamic revolution guard core launched hundreds of missiles towards the heart of israel in response to what tehran assert. the regime's assassination of hamas's chief ismail hania in tehran, hisbollah's leader sayyd hasan nasrullah and irgc commander abbasnilfurusa

yes. over the past 30 years that he had leadership of hezbullah, he managed to provide a wide spread extensive field and military uh equipment in terms of military equipment in terms of electronic devices and other. military capabilities, and in terms of missile, drone capabilities, hezbollah is in its uh climax of capabilities uh that i'm not going to give you specific figures, uh, hundreds of thousands of uh military equipments such as missiles and other things are in the hands of hisb that they can resist the enemy for years, he trained commanders that... uh, for every position in hisbullah, there are tens of commanders even more competent, even more ready, that they can replace those that are martered and killed, that they can continue their path, manastrola has trained uh commanders and other members that they can have effective roles, the enemy should know that enemy should be disappointed, that if they think that by targeting, by attacking hisballah and by killing nasarlah, who was ready for martym and used to welcome warm to them, they have not done anything by killing tens o

another. the gathering of the regime's forces has also come under the fire of hezbullah rockets in the town of matullah. the regimes doviv baracks was targeted by falak two missiles as well. hasbullah's fadi four missiles also hit base and musad headquarters on the outskurs of tel aviv. israeli media have reported sounds of explosions as 10 ballistic missiles were launched toward tel aviv. according to israeli officials, the attack has injured at least three israelis. meanwile, the lebanese media say the country's army has denied claims of withdrawing from its positions, reaffirming its commitment to defend the south. according to security forces, the lebanese army has redeployed its troops to border observation sites following earlier reports of a withdrawal. well, this comes amit intensified israeli air strikes, which have... targeted the southern neighborhoods of beirot, israeli regime has reportedly employed internationally banned fosphorus bombs in these air strikes. on monday alone, 95 more lebanes. were killed and 172 others injured in israeli attacks. the regime's army said tha

but in reality they're only deepening their own graves. the occupy regime has made a big mistake. hezbullah is not just an organization, but a deeply rooted ideology and movement. the elimination of individuals will not alter its course. with its foundations firmly established, hezbullah will persist regardless of the scale of recent events, the islamic republic remains committed to fulfilling its role in yemany army says a shot down another american mq9 reaper drone is part of resistance operations against israel and its allies. yemani army spokesperson said drone was a hostile mission in the northern province of saada yahio sadi said it is the 11th such aircraft yemen's air defenses have shot down advance. us drones cost over $30 million each. israel, us and uk have been carrying out attacks on yemen, following countries military operations, targeting ships linked to israel and territories occupied by the israeli regime, the yemini army has vowed to continue its pro-palestine operations despite such attacks including recently air strikes on the port of hooded. seems like we have a breakin

hezballah undoubtedly suffered over the last few days, those heavy blows have, they say decapitated the hezbullahk they're about to find out different, they... ain't seen nothing yet, after the nasralla assassination, what's next? you've come to the right place, have it out with gallaway to find out! said hussein mackey holds a ba in journalism and an ema in religions and global politics. he's been a student of the islamic sciences since 2012 at the seminary in lebanon and he joins us now. said hussein, thanks for joining us. very heavy blows uh have been uh absorbed by the lebanese people, by the lebanese resistance, but the... struggle continues, does it not? thank you for having me, george, and yes of course the struggle does continue, and for the place in which the lebanese people come from, especially the ethos of the lebanese resistance, they are not a people that are easily defeated, they understand their heritage, most of all their heritage that comes from their belief in imam al hussein. imam al hussein is the third shi imam. and he is the inspiration which created sayid hasanlah and tha

islamic revolution guard core said the missiles were in response to the israeli assassination of hezbullah leader secretary general sayid hassan nasrullah former hamas chief ismal haniah and irgc commander abbas nilfushan after the strike was carried out the irgc said 90% of missiles hit their desired targets. the force added that israeli military and security facilities were targeted in the operation, the irgc warn that the israeli regime will uh be submitted to a more severe retaliation in case it responds to the attack. in our explained program, we've discussed different aspects of iran's retaliatory operation against the israeli regime on tuesday. let's take a listen. "well, it was a highly anticipated move. iran launched hundreds of missiles at this regime, called operation true promise to, in what appeared to be a short notice from iran. well, this time around, however, unlike the previous barrage of missiles, iran used more sophisticated missiles which made for greater efficiency at hitting the intended targets, something the israeli regime has tried to suppress so that it would not

we have seen this this strategy, this unbelievable patience of the resistance front, we look at hezbullah and from the very beginning if we recall going back to last year we saw first of all hezbollah targeting cameras, targeting various spying devices on the border um little by little increasing, uh the scope of its targets continually warning the zionist regime to stop its genocide in gaza as it continue to increase. we saw the yemenis uh get involved and they also um they started off with a limited goal and then increased their goals as the regime continued um with its brutality and genocide in gaza and of course. iran has been warning from the very beginning to stop the genocide, to stop it, and they've been talking to the various supporters of the regime uh to make sure that they stop helping the regime, stop giving uh weapons to the regime, money to regime, and basically it's it was an american our western hegemonic front along with the israeli genocide, they have been warned, and now... "we see that iran has responded, it will be interesting, as always maria, when we monitor the ma

already said that uh again the targets were uh bases or um military targets of course uh just as hezbullah has been doing um iran did not hit so-called civilian so civilian areas um but very strategic in their targeting very different from uh what we have seen from the israeli regime, now the uh iran's un mission issued a statement a while ago, i'm going to read that again for viewers who may just be joining us on this historic uh historic night, this is from iran's un mission, it says iran's legal, rational and legitimate response to the terrorist acts of the zionist regime which involved targeting iranian. nationals and interests and infringing upon the national sovereignty of the islamic republic of iran has been duely carried out regime there to respond. or commit further acts of malevolence, a subsequent and crushing response will ensue. regional states and the zinanis supporters are advised to part ways with the regime. again, images coming from uh various cities in iran, and again 90% of the missiles launched at israeli positions hit their targets. it's quite a historic night, as yo

our message is to support the truth against the falsehood. ristvy headlines: hezbullah's rocket barrages strike israel's bases and settlements including major military intelligence base iran's primer minister once again warns of a harshcial response of the israel regime carries out any future attack on the islamic republic. and a new report says the us has spent nearly $8 billion on military aid to israel since the regime's genocide started in gaza.

netanyahu's settler state, ever since the assassination of said hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbullah, the leading force in the lebanese resistance. said hasan was no ordinary leader, maybe once in a hundred years or more such a leader will come along. he transformed the lebanese resistance from few young men with kalashnikovs to an army of 100,000 men complete with all the aerial ordinance that would be required to make life unlivable for the whole population of the settler state. and if as is widely trailed netanyahu intends a repeat of 2006 and a ground invasion of the sacred soil of the lebanon, he's going to find out that hazbullah has fighters on the ground, just as proficient as the fighters in the air, the lebanese population, as always, just as the population in the gaza strip when... children, men who are not competents are being slain in massive numbers, in fact day for day, the slaughter of the lebanese civilians of all kinds, by the way, shiits, sunnis, christians, including towns, villages, where jesus walked, are extraordinarily high, and the killing fields have moved f

در انتقامی god in revenge for the blood of the martur and the commanders and the great leader of hezbullah

the explosion of thousands of hezbullah members pages led to a high number of casualties among hezbollah 27th, the regime assassinated hasan nasrollah, the long-standing leader of hezbollah. a major escalation in its war with the lebanese resistance group and the resistance.

he also said tel aviv considers a late hezbullah leader sayid hasan astral as a biggest obstacle to dominatingni armed forces will continue their operations in the high seas and support of the lebanese and palestinian people. our yemen correspondent yusuf mari expanded on the ansul leader speech earlier. um, the unity in fighting the israeli entity is stronger now than ever before, and i think from yemen's part, the continuous drone attacks, the continuous ballistic missile attacks, the um uh historic siege from land, air and sea, especially the naval maritime operations that are continuing in the red sea and surrounding waters, it lets you know that the access of resistance is united and their main goal is to bring an end to this israeli genocide and that comes through unity, that comes through joint military actions that's being coordinated from the axis of resistance and the the the uh the escalation of military activities is only going to continue as long as the genocide continues. yemen is threatening to increase their military attacks. they're threatening to introduce new weapons that ha

any do we have, we will bring that to you as we get it. and also getting um reports about uh uh hezbullahid hassan nashrulah, but we have seen that the resistance have continued, also as we're speaking, explosions are being heard throughout the occupied territories, tel aviv, netanyah, um, central areas of the occupied regime, which is indeed quite significant, crossing over to mariam az here with me, in the studio, mari, thanks so much for staying with us your thoughts, i mean, you know, when i'm reading this, these are things that could have never happened uh, not that long ago, hearing explosions in nitanya or tel aviv, and this being a result of uh rockets or drones from the resistance, um, let's talk about the significance of this and what we have seen, in 2006, i go back to 2006, with the 33-day war, and what we saw basically... um the israeli regime continuing to hit lebanon and then they entered and with the ground offensive or they call it an offensive anyway uh they what they did they totally were were crushed really they had to end up leaving and they they wanted to end that af

sheikh zazaki described the led hezbullah leader as an important pillar of the resistance front.ymbol for others emulate and that's why it is also very important and he will he will remain alive in the hearts and minds of all the struggling people and indeed all free people of the world said was a trusted leader who stood for the truth and contributed in to the struggle for the freedom of the palestinians. the top muslim cleric also said the genocidal israeli regime erroneously thinks that it has silenced the resistance with the assassination of hisb's leader. right now this is still going on and because everything has been set in in in in place. that's why keelim of say nasarallah will will not. change anything, if anything it will boost the moral of the people, it will make them more committed to the cause, and certainly they should, they will soon realize that they have made agreeous mistake. members of the islamic movement said they are deeply sudden and shocked by the matterdom of sayid hassan nasralah, they said his legacy will remain alive until the final victory of resist

buildings or entire blocks, entire villages. also an extra part, if it was just a limited attack against hezbullah, why did tel aviv demand the un peacekeepers and particular the irish peacekeepers that have refused to leave, why why did tel aviv demand them to vacate their position? that sounds very much like new shabran shatilla sort of massacer is is is in... make, because why else, why do you need the united nations to leave if this is just aerial rate against specific military targets? all of this, both in ghazza and in lebanon, but also in the west bank and in the the attacks against syria, they all play into a much larger scale and a long-term goal, which is of course the goal of greater israel, which has always been a zionist plan from the beginning, and especially southern lebanon and at the long run all of lebanon is part. and has always been part ever since zionism was created really has always been part of the goal of the territorial expansion goal that the zionist entity has, so the existence of lebanon itself is always a thorn in the side of of tel aviv just like the existence of the

very clearly, but they've had a you know the first few days of trying to trying to kind of prod hezbullah's ability on the ground, has a whole bunch of israeli soldiers have been killed and whole bunch of tanks have been blown up and and and things aren't looking very good uh at least in the initial phase on that on that front. "and i think that the, the hezbulah fighters know um, know the train, they know how to fight, and um, i think that the israelis are don't have the same kind of um uh, will uh to fight, um, and then of course with what we've seen with the iran's uh missiles, um, there's you know that on that front that level also israel is uh is vulnerable, um, but i, but i think that um, you know, i don't think israel is going to be..." defeated militarily at all, i think that that the best case scenario from from the resistance forces is is some degree of of of a bit of a stalemate with of course israel uh unleashing mayhem in obviously already in gaza and to a certain extent in lebanon um but uh but but yeah the the the issue is and then this is the long-term issue with with you kn

the real intentions behind netanyahu's gamble a dangerous asset. relation as tensions rise between hezbullah and the israeli entity, western reports reveal diverging narratives about the resistances strength and the israeli regime strategy, with the risk of an all-out war l questions remain about whether this escalation will shift the balance of power or lead to a costly sailmate edge of regional confrontation this week on the mini stream. mr. speaker, i want to thank you for giving me the profound honor of addressing this great citadel of democracy for the fourth time, and thanks to bombs that guys, one more time for helping me pin it on our ran, that's the cr'. we win they lose, i can't breathe anymore, this news is too tight, just not as i blame in the dead of the night, we're criminals in truth, but that's all pl gentlemen in the headlines, suddenly heaven turned into hell, we race the homescape to order to show, most hotels, there's more to tell, not just that, hospitals fell as well, thank you madams and sirs for... funding this hell, i thank president for his heartful support for isra

force attempt to enter incursion and infiltrate the border from the area of the town of lida, the hezbullah fighters stopped it and directly targeted that force which came under hisballah's missile fire, leaving scores the big number of casualties among the israelies, the israelis have so far only admitted that there were 30 soldiers and officers that were killed or wounded in the last two days, however, hazballah believes that it could be much higher number. now when it comes to the other operations that we had in addition to beliga, the israelis still are attempting once more to enter from the area of labhune where yesterday they were under very heavy shelling from law, we know that lot of their vehicles, even their their tractors, their armored vehicles were all were all under fire seemingly, because they attempted to enter from area which was close to the united nations interforced position, however hasballah made sure to target that israeli force before it came close to the peacekeepers, not to put them in harm's way, which is also another um factor here that the israelis are using the

the explosion of thousands of hezballah members pages led to a high number of casualties among hezbullah forces. at the same time, israel has prioritized the assassination of senior commanders of this group and has officially begun the war with heavy attacks on hezbollah positions in lebanon. on september 27th, the regime assassinated hassan nastrolah, the long-standing leader of hezbollah, major escalation in its war with the lebanese resistance group and the resistance access as a whole. this outrageous move has now brought the region one step closer to much wider conflict as it has triggered iran to show a military response. the islamic republic of iran as the strategic ally of hizballah against the brutal adventurism of israel in the region was finally forced to carry out a military operation against the regime. on october 1st, the islamic revolution guard core launched hundreds of missiles towards the heart of israel in response to what tehran asserted, the regime's assassination of hamas's chief ismail hannah in tehran, hisbollah's leader sayyd hasan nasrullah and irgc commander ab

how successful have they been and how successful has hezbullah been in pushing them back?seems that it was tactic used by the resistance fighters in order to launch another operation or to detonate certain bombs and it seems as as opposed to what maybe lot of strategy experts had expected that would allow maybe the troops to enter at least for several kilometers uh maybe to try to then inflict heavy losses upon them and launch to another war of retrition on those occupation forces, however it seems that hazballah. is not allowing the israelies to enter at all, it was only in one instance where they entered 400 meters into lebanese territory to as we know attempted to take an image or picture saying that we were able to enter lebanese territory, however even then that cost them a lot of lives among their occupation forces and fazbalah today alone said that they targeted three different areas in faribal in in in the area of vajad. near it, but also they clashed face to face combat, they engaged directly with the israely troops throughout the night, and we know that there wer

success in weaking the resistance, now when it comes to for example targeting secretary general of hezbullah, they of course as they mentioned earlier, and based a lot of statements coming out from israeli officials and experts and their even their study, their the study centers, hazballah secretary general was the main coordinator uh of the entire resistance alliance, that is considered significant, they believe he was the head of the resistance, not only as a leader who was only named as secretary general but did not have actual job to do, he was someone was very much um influential on various levels, first of all the popular level, second of all the military level and third of all even on the political and diplomatic level as well, he was had very significant role to play as being one of the main, like i said coordinator between all the resistance factions and the main link that maybe they had with the islamic republic of iran, and this is why the resistance the... "this is why the israelis considered that it would be uh maybe imperative and very significant to get rid of that and they ha

at the same time, the resistance group hezbullah has responded many retaliatory attacks and today, atheir casualties and uh that's where we are right now, we do know that the israeli regime is continuing its attacks and bombardments in various parts of lebanon, in the southern part of lebanon, that we know that they had initiated more attacks and there you looking at beirot, the capital of course of lebanon, once again and the the area of dahia, um, we have also seen several people be killed, uh today on the west bank and also unfortunately in gaza as we approach the one-year mark now, the one-year mark of the genocide in gaza, where we're looking at at least 41,600 people have been killed, of course there are some estimates saying that up to 200,000 have been and at least 96,000 who have been injured at the same time and lebanon now we're looking at at least 900 people who have been killed, and of course the numbers continue to rise in both places. i like to turn to cairo right now, and welcome the director of asia center for studies and translation, ahmed mustafa. ahmed, do i have

been running actually, and and um, basically going for shelter and hiding in different places, as hezbullah has increased its retaliatory attacks, now we have uh breaking news that at least 10 settlers have been injured in a shooting attack in tel aviv, we'll try. get more information on that as it comes in, and cross over to norway, welcome author and commentator john seppley. john, thanks so much for being with us. i mean, your thoughts, really, we've been talking to a couple of our correspondents, and uh, one of the things that seem very, very different this time around with this is really, um, aggression against lebanon, is that for example, haridi airport is closed in beirut, then bengoran is closed in tel aviv, if lebanese have been displaced, of course it's a much greater level, but also zianis settlers are feeling the effect that they're not just sitting uh quietly and comfortably in their homes while the regime exerts terror on the lebanese people, it seems that the uh resistance group heizbullah um has definitely. try to make a more balanced uh equation, although it is very far fr

ask a um an mp, this is in australia, abc australia, as mp peter dutton, she said talking about hezbullah, the question was, let me just ask you a question, why is hezbollah even listed as a terrorist organization, he did not answer the question, he looked at her, asked her from which organization she was from, and then she said abc, and he was taking a back, and and and why then are you asking that question, so let's look at this julia, your journalists also, from that perspective, first of all, what has happened inside of these countries, this western hegemmonic front uh, as i call it, that even at times when journalists could be journalists there uh, to be working for mainstream, you don't even dare to ask a question like that, and i'm sure this journalist will be punished, will be... definitely punished, so we have that on the one side of trying to control the narrative, and even if someone wanted to uh try to ask questions of these regimes that could perhaps get to the bottom of what we're seeing, they won't allow it, and on the other hand we see the continual attacks on for example

i want your perspective of, how significant do you think the move that hezbullah made was? reason, like united states and israel did not succeed. in achieving its main objective to smash hamas, on the contrary, the hamas became even stronger, and so in order to divert attention from that defeat, they took up another front, that is lebanon, by attacking the people of lebanon, as we've seen over the last few weeks. now i think inevitably, as hamas was able to defend itself against israel and united states, against all odds. hezballah and the lebanese people with the help of the access of resistance will also succeed in defeating the attempt by the united states and israel to take over lebanon once again now we asking ourself how how come this is happening first one year of genocide in in gasa and now we're starting another genocide in lebanon how come here's my take one of the main reason is i live in the heart of the... empire, canada and united states, that is, it is behold on me to watch very carefully the corporate media in this part of the world in north america, and i'm

have hosted a poignant memorial service to pay tribute to sayid han, the late secretary general of hezbullah. the gathering reflected deep admiration for nas unwavering dedication to resistance and highlighted his enduring legacy as a remarkable regional leader press tv's correspondent. noso cosmi has more in this following. report in a solem and heartfelt tribute to late hizbullah chief sayyad hassan nasrullah people from diverse backgrounds in islamabad came together to mmo service honoring the legacy of the prominent leader. the event was attended by political leaders, law makers, religious scallers, human rights activist and morners, all united in paying their respects to nasrullah who was recently assassinated by israeli military in lebanon. the speakers at the end emphasized his dedication to the cause of resistance, portraying him as a key figure in the defense of oppressed people, particularly in lebanon and palestine. if the us or israel think that they have managed to assassinate hasan nasarala, they should understand one thing, they may remove the man, but his legacy will live on.

succeed um but some are able to speak they are saying that has the israel are probably falling in the hezbullah trap uh, which is quite ready for a ground incursion. now we know that there was a salvel of rockets launched towards the area of galili and mirun. of course we need to verify that, but um, the the israeli bombardment continues of course all across the border in many areas. i'm sure we'll check back with you uh shortly lot of these - hot developing items, unfortunately, but do say safe, please, miriam, talk to you soon, marining us from lebanon, meanwhile, memorial has been held at hezballah's office in tehran to honor the martydom of leader said hasan asala, among the attendees were several high ranking iranian officials including foreign ministershi, and speaking to reporters,shi emphasized his enemy should not celebrate this assassination, instead, it should be worrying about the future that awaits it. this is not the first time a leader of hezballah has been assassinated and martered by designist regime, but look at how the blood of hizballah's passt marters empowered this movemen

uh general jab body i want to look at because we know um that with the terrorist attacks against hezbullah that's taking place in the last 10 days to two weeks specifically um that's the israeli regime says that it has landed a blow that can stop hesbolah's effectiveness and because it has assassinated many of its leaders that hazbullah is not able to function um as well as it used to be, i mean what's your perspective in knowing uh the makeup of hezbollah, what's your perspective on that? yes.

sea, especially with the israeli boasting that they have been able to strike and destroy a lot of hezbullah's missiles which are made to specifically strike targets in the sea, which are land to to see missiles, hezballah has used this previously in 2006 when they targeted a sar5 warship for the israelies just in the beginning of the warrants with 2006 and that was considered one of the major military strategies and surprises that hazbullah had in store and so it's not the what exactly has in store, they are discrete about the capabilities, but they have said we have an arsenal of rockets that has not been touched, we heard this from the deputy secretary general sheikhin who said that with the medium range and long range missiles have not been touched and they remain intact and still has not even used them as "maybe with all these big numbers that they have, they have not barely used one or two, but as bolannia has the ability to strike targets in all of the areas of occupied palestine, even reaching the area of ilat or mrs rush. right, let's uh bring in uh press tv's ahmed al-najor who's joi

israel is dealing with wars also on multiple fronts from fighting resistance groups like hezbullah to employment in other sectors and with palestinians not able to work due to work permit restrictions, businesses have had a hard time filling in vacancies. "the economy of the west bank has been impacted by the genocidal war in the gaza strip, no doubt about that, but the west bank economy has been suffering from the party practices, which has been going on for years and also for decades, and it has contributed to limiting the palestinian economic advancements. now a correspondent has taken a closer look at what the west bank is experiencing these days and the state of the economy there." while gaza endures the most severe impacts of the ongoing israeli genocidal war, the west bank is grappling with its own economic crisis. over the past 12 months, the economic conditions in the occupied territories have sharply deteriorated. the expansion of settlements and the presence of the military checkpoints have not only restricted the movement of the palestinians, but also the...

strikes, but we also know that the hezbollah has engaged the whole day in retaliatory strikes and hezbullahks so much for staying with us, mean you know what, marium, it's really we've been watching these images now day in and day out and watching these images and seeing uh beirot being hit like it is and and knowing that uh regular people it has it doesn't differentiate between ages or occupations and just um a thousand you know ton bombs and just at random and hitting so many different... places, your overall thoughts when you see this, i mean we've been watching this unfortunately for over year now, almost a year now, uh, the geneside in gaza, and now the regime has just expanded, and we're watching similar scenes in beirut. well, what i actually, my thoughts are when i look at these images is that um, i, i understand how the viewers might feel like, you know, there has been great hits on the region basically, and there has, i mean as you said, lot of... have been killed, but what we have to remember is for every time the zionist regime hits, there's a hit back, lebanon hits back, iraq h

everyone, even the allies of hezbullah, opposed the plan which could have at least decreased the speed of the economic collapse and mitigated this impacts on the nation. it was the only rescue plan, but it has not been approved. considering the nature of the lebanese political system, hezbollah can't make major changes within the government. however, outside of the government's affairs, hezbollah plays a crucial role in providing health services to many lebanese people. currently, hezbollah is the primary provider. of health services to the impoverished people in lebanon, given the high cost of such services in lebanon and the government's inability to cover the medical expenses for the poor due to the crisis. hesbullah also provides... food aid to the poorest segments of the population in lebanon and helps them to stay warm during winter. but we have to remember that hezbulah performs the most prominent mission in lebanon which is defending the country against the israeli enemy. the mission costs hezbulah lives and infrastructure. actually, hezbulah is paying the highest bill on behal

, they they they occupy there and don't forget that they had a standoff with sayid nasrullah and hezbullah not so long ago over the gas rights in the mediterranean that belong to lebanon. now i think just this week netanyahu has torn up that agreement with with lebanon and he says that they'll do what they want last time when they tried to move their their ships towards lebanon's seas and their maritime uh territory uh the hasbullah uh launched few operations and gave them something to think think about, i think few ships might have gone up as well, but the reality is that there is a war of energy resources and grab, they also wanted to use israelit scenes to create an alternative suez canal, that seems to have been a very fixed plan, that theas they didn't want to rely on egypt, which could fall out of their hands any time they probably think, so they wanted to pass it through literally through gaza, that that new canal that they they were... runs from the red sea through israel up into the mediterranean, so these were two economic reasons why they're there, the third reason is that as as

, 85 tons of bomb um that was drop in the zadia area of beirot, killing the secretary general of hezbullah, and the attacks have continued from then, the attacks have continued, now i i think this is really important because what we have seen is this continual aggression uh by the regime um even after ' the the terror operation last friday that not only killed the secretary general, but also many people in that area, we have seen an increase in attacks and is threatening other parts of the resistance access. go ahead, naga. yes, well this is actually, as just we have said, this is a game changing incident and action that has been that has been taking. is for the last hour over here, for the last less than an hour over here, we are talking about a big event, a big incident over here as iran has officially adapted the strike as a revenge for the killing of ismail han and over here we are talking about most of the israeli settlers have gone into shelters, even the the the prime minister. office, the israeli prime minister's office have declared that netanyahu has has indeed been taken to to a

leaders of the access of resistance whether it be yemensarlah whether it be the irgc whether it be hezbullah or hamas uh all of them. uh, but what why do you think uh this has started to happen more and more and how do you think uh the international sentiment on the side of the people and on the side of the governments uh because well in the beginning it was just uh people who were starting to side more and more with the palestinian cause, but now it seems like the price of staying on the side of israel has become too great for even governments to want to stay uh on israel side so can you tell me uh about uh these changes that are happening throughout the world and particularly in places where you would not expect them to. yes, i mean, these assassinations of the leader of hisballaw breaching all the international laws, killing people a mass scale such as the pajor attacks, what is really regim does, it's making the people also break out of... these barriers like in the west obviously you know you can see that they're defaming these resistance groups and these organizations all the time and