only lasted about 20 minutes, and you can tell that it wasn't really anything terribly. because hisbolla who who actually does admit casualties in these occasions have always been very honest when they've lost people say that the whole process they lost two men in this which is indicates i think that it wasn't a very serious and they had no launches in fact um uh hesbollah say and there's every reason to think this is correct um that the platforms the drone platforms that they were flying um were unaffected or they lost one, i think or two maybe, but it was no great route, all that is just for propaganda, now the point point is not so much about the the details of this, but to understand what's happening, i mean what is the strategy and what are we seeing here? what we're seeing here is a recalibration of the war, originally the war, if you like, for the axis group was all about supporting... sinua and hamas in gaza, they were auxiliaries to this war and were supporting, and what we have seen in the subsequent period was that the war fragmented in different ways, first of all, it fragmen

talks about of what said to bring it on, i noticed you uh to smile there, so i'm guessing that uh hisbolla is very well prepared for that type of an operation in terms of a ground assault onto southern lebanon and in that respect, do you think then that that is something that may prevent the israel regime uh thinking twice to carry through with a ground operation given the fact that hezbollah is very well prepared for it uh again i'm using the reference to uh hezbollah secretary general saying bring it to the israel. of course that's a fact and i would like to commend mr. peter ford and reiterate what he has said uh otherwise why would if if they could have a ground operation as they, mean i don't know whether they claim it or they dare to claim it, but if they can have this ground operation, why would they do kind of an operation like the one they did in on tuesday? it is just because they lost hope on let's say killing or combatting the momentum of the resistance in lebanon, that's a fact. because i mean let's say i mean we don't want to talk about, i mean it's already been highlighted t

but contrary to what the israeli um propagandist at the idf was saying and i know this not from hisbolla, but i know this from inside lebanon people who are on the ground there. um, it it was chaotic 20 minutes, um, israel just born various valleys where they imagined the ballistic missiles were, but they'd been cleared out of there some time ago and there were no ballistic missiles, you can check that, i mean, there are people on the ground who who who know what's happened, there are no missiles, so when it said they destroyed... thousands of missile launchers, um, this is a complete lie, because first of all, there are no missiles, no ballistic missiles, no large missiles south of the south of the litani river, what you have is drones and small rockets there, and none of these had launchers and they destroyed none of them, um, it was just a show, it was a show of force, and it only lasted about 20 minutes and you can tell that it wasn't really anything terribly serious because hisbolla who who actually does admit casualties in these occasions have always been very honest when they've l

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which means your military boots, your maneuvering boots will enter enemy territory, villages that hisbolla has prepared as large military outposts, that to me sounds like they are going to go through with it if you have uh this hershey hallovy who's a high-ranking uh military official, what do you think, do you think they're going to go through with it? well, there are indications that they will and there are indications that they won't, apparently the americans aren't all for this plan because they're... scrambling just to scrambling trying to get through with a diplomatic resolution for this all. um, i think the americans are under the impression that hezbulah would be uh amenable to to a temporary cease fire. i'm not sure that's the case, because it's been clear since the beginning of that the lebanese support front would only stop would when there is sease fire in gaza. so uh, i'm i'm not sure what the... are putting on the table, because not much has has been said regarding what they may present from from the israely side to the lebanese side, again, this is very farfetched, it could

i do apologize, we're going to go straight and listen to the uh, hisbolla deputy chief making that address that we promised you to bring to you. let's take a listen to what is being said. sure. secretary general, the secretary general of hazballah, said hasan nasrullah. god bless his soul, god has this great man who remained on the frontline, on the resistance path on the path of resistance, and ever since he was young man until the day of martterdom, he did not leave the battlefield, he adored prophet muhammad, peace be upon him and his family, he lived the wilaya in his. mind and his blood and his soul, he held the blood and the path of imam khumaini, god bless his soul, and he took the path of imam khaminai, may god protect him, and he is a leader for the path of the resistance fighters, the free men, his priority was palestine and al-quds in light of the unity of islam and national and humanitarian unity and he was open with his and how he spoke, he was honest when he spoke to people and his speeches, he was loving to the fighters, and he loved to sit with them and speak to them, and t

genociding the palestinian people okay, thanks for a thorough explanation, now can uh sah talked about hisbolla, so let me ask you about uh the resistance front. in this, unlike some reaction arab states, the resistance front did not sit on the fence or suffice to lip service only, or maximum maybe words of condemnation, they did take action and they retaliate the israely crimes and they're doing it, so 2,500 operations the past 10 months, your thoughts on that, we have two minutes, well i'd like echo the remarks of president assad of syria who's not among the little puppies that the u.s. as leaders in the various arab countries in that region, he said that the uh uh resistance uh should inspire us uh to do more to help the palestinian people, what the hezballah has done, what the iraqi resistance has done, what ansrala has done um are all are all really inspiring examples of international solidarity, and you know that's the kind of... thing that uh the international solidarity is the kind of thing that ordinary grassroots people in the west are doing too, they're out demonstrating in the stree

asia desk says that any israel ground offensive on lebanon will cost the regime heavily because hisbolla resistance movement has the upper hand in those territories. so israel wants to bring back israeli setterers north of occupied palestinian territories and it has set this go. for its military operations in southern lebanon, but as we all know, these operations are not just targeting fighters, these are targeting residential areas in southern neblan as well as beirot and eastern lebanon, pekar region and all areas in lebanon, so israel wants to create buffer zone ideally in lebanon and push hezballah. further north of the litani river, but as we know this can't happen because lebanon and is backing hezbollah, lebanese people, i mean, and hezballah has very great fire power, and it is not compared, it can't be compared to what hamas has and it is much, much more larger force, and if israel dares to go into lebanese territories, it will be crushed by hazbullah, and hazballah has the... upper hand in the lebanese territories, so what israel is saying is saying that it wants to prevent hei

"the hisbolla resistance movement has fired dozens of rockets and drones from lebanon toward israeli occupied northern palestine. the operation was carried out after number of towns in southern lebanon witnessed heavy israeli shelling. early our baywood correspondent mariam saleh gave us the details. last night was a really tough day for the people of south lebanon and areas that are not in the border, there were very was very, very heavy shelling uh in at all the valley." especially between the towns of furon, ganduri and shifa, more than 14 times that area was shelled by israeli fighter jets, very heavy shelling, lot of smoke came out of that area, and this is area that remains inhabited, mind you, and there are a lot of people displaced from the border towns who are living in those towns as well, and hisballah said very clearly today uh early in the morning in their statement they said that this uh attack their operation is in retaliation for the israeli attacks on south lebanon and the peaceful people and the civilians especially near the towns of ofrun so the they launched dozen

their aim is, but uh that it falls flat when there's obviously going to be retaliation uh from uh hisbolla as we're seeing it right now uh so what do you think is the goal here of israel uh bombing southern lebanon as wildly as it is and to the extent that it is. yes, hello, thank you for having, yes, now we are playing with a... thinking that he can the resistant can and there to retaliate if yeah we're having problems hearing you uh unfortunately we do have your video but your audio is not there uh so while we get that fixed uh, i ask you to be patient with us. i'm going to go back to uh our other guest here and uh speak with him. uh, side nummer, the question, same question to apply to you here. i mean, when when you having a bombing campaign of this uh to this extent, i'm wondering what it is that israely regime is trying to achieve, um, other than the fact that it's going to get a retaliation, and maybe that is the goal, to get the retaliation that it is in order to take it to the next level, and maybe you can tell us what that? next level may be, i mean, at this point, this bombing c

children over 100 women in the last uh three days, meanwile the uh lebanese resistance movement hisbolla has carried out uh hundreds of retaliatory rocket attacks against occupied israeli occupied uh palestinian territories, but uh wednesday alone, the israeli regime has killed at least 51 people in uh lebanon and injured at least 220, the health ministry in lebanon also said that scores of women and children are among the casualties that israel's continuous aerial aggression is also triggered a mass displacements of hundreds of thousands of lebanese civilians were following. developments in lebanon very closely here on press tv, continue staying tuned and bye-bye for now. "they are going, they are now launching the war on lebanon, because because they are not anymore can handle the the the what's happening in the north and year also of their of their residence who's like it's not not in their homes in the in the north so they are go continue the genocidal war on lebanon now and it is part of also the this i will say the mentality that and the the israel" strategic plan that israel's bor

in second operation, hisbolla launched a concentrated barrage of rockets at kiriachmona and also struck the settlement of shamier. with kachusha rockets at dawn on sunday. following the dramatic hisbollah retaliation on august 25, cross-border hostilities between hisbollah and scienist israel had initially subsided. however, this past weekend witnessed. renewed surge of aggression from both sides, reigniting concerns about the potential for an expanded conflict inside lebanon, despite the internal turbulence currently plaging the israeli regime, the question remains whether this flare-up will lead to a broader escalation of the war. now to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. ibrahim wowi, member of the lebanese parliament for the loyalty to the resistance block has a pleasure having you uh on with us this morning uh professor, now given the recent israeli entity attacks on the uh lebanese civil defense teams following strikes on what appears to be a weapons depot for the uh resistance in southern lebanon, it seems that zionist israel may have significant intelligence on these

lebanon southern border continues to witness trade fire between hisbolla resistance. movement and the israeli military, in the latest development, hezbollah has attacked several israeli positions, the israeli regime has also launched strikes targeting towns in southern lebanon. correspond mariam sala joined us earlier with more details. we have for example different days and some days we have four five operations from the resistance and uh israeli shelling on several um maybe border towns instead of you know shelling or drone attacks against areas that... far away, but it's it's basically the same extent and intensity, if you think about it, when we look at what happened after the uh, even the attack on southern suburbs of beirut, hezballah seemed to increase the amount of operations, the ratio of operations has increased, the fire power has increased, the number of rockets that they're using has also increased, so it we cannot say that it has decreased, but we can say that there are some days when you witness certain... palm and it seems the resistance uh tends to pave the way when i

"the hisbolla resistance movement has launched a new round of operations against israely targets, the occupied territories, solidarity with palestinians and in response to the regime's intensified attacks on civilian areas in lebanon. of corespon mariam saleh gave us an update. well they show this evening, the israelis launched uh several bombs towards the town of kris, actually in areas that are..." towards the outskirts of the town closer to the el sultania town, this is area that is inhabited, it is far away from the border, so we learned that hazbullah launched a direct retaliation against that attack, saying that they launched a swarm of drones uh towards the alza barracks where they said they targeted the arm dome launchers as well as positions for israeli officers and soldiers leaving scores of israeli soldiers and officers killed or they also launched some for operations alone for the massacer that was committed in the area of foon where paramedics and firefighters were launching civil civil fighters actually were trying to stop the fires from the night before and that led to

funeral has been held for hisbolla members killed in israeli air strike in bayroot on friday.rike. two asbula commanders ibrahim and ahmed mahmoud wahby were among those killed. his bull has described. the killing of ibrahim as a treaturous assassination, commander played a prominent role in the lebanese resistance group. the lebanese resistance movement hizbullah has confirmed that its top commander ibrahim agil was among those killed in an israeli air strike on the dahya area in the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital (beirrut). also known as haj tahsin has a long history. history of services to hisbullah with his military and security activities and played a significant role in a number of operations against the occupying israeli regime. he was considered as one of the masterminds behind planning and implementing those operations. agile was born in december 1962 in the town of bed nail and eastern lebanon. he served hisbollah since its formation in the early 80s. the lebanes... commander led the heroic battles and operations against the israeli aggression against lebanon

from some the los angeles times and i said why don't you spend a month with family in beirut in a hisbolla family that and just understand the culture and the the the situation and to his credit he did he stayed nearly a month there uh with the family talking and hearing about what it was like and trying to understand it and then he wrote to me afterwards and he said you wrote a 10 th00 word essay on it and the editor just tore it up. never gonna, he said, we're never going to publish this, i want to, i want to play for you what is arguably israeli propaganda, it's the first time i've seen a personal insult of this magnitude uh on international uh media, but but in on the floor of the united nations security council, so here's danny dannon, the former... israeli ambassador to the un, now sort of roving ambassador. tell me what you think of this? it's from august 22nd uh last week. the representative of the palestinian authority is still here. he has been sitting in that chair for 20 years. you have accomplished absolutely nothing. since october 7th, you have delivered hundreds of speeches,

freely share information exposing ongoing israeli war crime. while highlighting the efforts of hamas, hisbolla, yemen, and iran to resist israel. why there might be an israeli connection? well, israel said recently the telegram has proven to be a massive challenge for israel since the start of the war. israel innocents wanted telegram to cooperate to censor content and to remove anti-israely content. telegrams refused to have done that, but it is unclear whether israel had role in durov's detention. israel has been successful in controlling and censoring information on other social media apps, including instagram, facebook, x and tiktok, by the lobbing of a cyberwell, an ngo with extensive actually um connections and links to israely intelligence, their slogan fighting antisemitism on social media, well on the 23rd of august, resistance news networks, rnn telegram channel was banned across the eu, prompting them to activate their backup of the... content posted online, the west double standards on free speech is clearly evidence on israel and the palestinian issue, but also on social media pla

resistance group conducted the strikes after pre-dawn israeli attacks on southern lebanon which killed a hisbolla member and left three civilians injured. since early october hisb has carried out number of reprisal operations against the israeli military and response to regime's ongoing genocide on the gaza strip. our beiroute correspondent matty join us earlier with an update on latest exchange of fire between hisbullah fighters and israely forces along the southern lebanese border. here she is. the israelis of course shelled very heavily in the early hours of the morning um some 14 uh different areas uh some areas no actually shaling them more than once uh you had for example lot of the outskirts lot of the uh natural reserves, they all were almost targeted yesterday, all the area in the salhani between yatar, between ramya, between itashab that was targeted, but the heaviest uh shelling seemed to be in the... town of kafra, which is by the way, not completely evacuated, it is still inhabited by civilians, we know from unconfirmed reports that there was one murder that fell in the shelling on t

moving on, lebanon's southern border has witnessed fresh exchange of fire between hisbolla resistance movement and the israeli military. in one of the latest developments israel launched strikes against several southern lebanese towns. a bay correspond. was there with us for an update, the latest is really shelling was mostly focused on farila and farshuba where we saw the israelies launch land to land missiles, but they also shell the towns of taibe as well as hanin using fighter jets, and but we can see that throughout the the night and early hours of the morning, the israelis used all types of... armaments we can see that they were using fighter jets, they were using drones, they were using markava tanks as well as force artillery and even phosphorus and flare bombs, so we notice how for example they launched in in farkilla and kham, it was heavy shelling and afterwards they use flare bombs in order to light up the area, perhaps for fear of any movements or insurgents in that area, also saw that they targeted for examplem using drones and even fighter jets um that was where they al

lebenon's hisbolla resistance movement fires a barrage of rockets at israel's military bases and arms facilities deep inside by. by territories, more palestinian civilians are killed in gaza as israel regime continues air and artillery strikes on various areas cross the blockaded territory. and iran's president mas calls on the un to fulfill its responsibility and to hold israel accountable over the genocide in the gaza stret.

and dangerous and terrorists. on on the sky news interview just before this, they were saying how hisbolla is a terrorist organization, and i was thinking, well, the terror is being carried out by israel, their bunker busters are just being dropped on beiroot since yesterday evening, but it doesn't register to these people, to these journalists to... it doesn't register because they're all stanographers, they are working for the same elites that uh, control the governments. uh one thing that really was hurtful for me was that young uh husband and and bride that live i think in those blocks uh attended my son's wedding and we cannot contact them anymore and i'm assuming the worse so this is this is who the this is what the israelies are this is what the americans are this is what the west is and if we consider uh the west as civilized then i i'd rather not be consid, i'd rather not be a part of that group, i'd rather not be in that category, but saint hasan was a great hero, he saved the people of lebanon from this evil regime, he and his supporters and his allies, and he did great things f

the headlines, the hisbolla resistance movement fires dozens of heavy caliber missiles at israel's military positions, including major airbase. the deathful from thisly genocide in gaza nears 41,400 as the regime continues air and artillery strikes in various areas across the... territory and this really forces clash with thousands of protesters demanding deal to release the captive sells in gaza forcibly dispersing them. w welcome to our studios in the capital tehran, this is expressv news, thanks for joining us, the isbul resistance movement has fired large caliber rockets at israeli military positions in central occupied territories, retaliation for the regime's air strikes on southern lebanon that has killed many civilians, in a statement said the air strikes hit ramat david. and area near haifa. israel's iron done system failed to intercept a large number of the projectiles launched by hisbollah. media reports said that over hundred rockets were fired at israeli positions as sirens were heard in vast areas in northern occupied palestine. the reports said the resistance has significantl

genociding the palestinian people okay, thanks for thor explanation, now can uh uh talked about hisbollao let me ask you about the resistance front in this, unlike some reaction. or arab states, the resistance front did not sit on the fence or suffice to lip service only or maximum maybe words of condemnation, they did take action and they retaliate the israeli crimes and they're doing it, so 2500 operations the past 10 months, your thoughts on that, we have two minutes, well i'd like echo the remarks of president assad of syria who's not among the uh little puppies that the us has as leaders in the very... arab countries in that region, he said that the resistance uh should inspire us uh to do more to help the palestinian people, what the hezballah has done, what the iraqi resistance has done, what the ansralla has done, are all are all really inspiring examples of international solidarity, and you know that's the kind of thing that ' "the international solidarity is the kind of thing that ordinary grassroots people in the west are doing too, they're out demonstrating in the street. in

meanwile hisbolla resistance group has fired a barrage of rockets and drown at several israeli military positions in the northern occupied territory. the group targeted israeli sites and different areas with dozens of katusha rockets. two israeli positions were also attacked by drowns. also targeted israeli military bases in the occupied golden heights. the resistance group says the attacks are in response to the regime strikes on lebanon, including a recent attack on the coastal village of sarafand. hisb and israel have been exchanging fire along lebanon's southern border since october the 8th, one day after the regime launched as delicidal war on gaza. as well says the attacks aim to support resistance groups in the gaza strip, is an activist and political commentator who joins us from sana, we also going to be joined by nak correspondent from occupied ramala. i like to welcome you, tell us the if you can, the scenario of how this missile, which is hypersonic missile from what we understand, to be launched by the yemani army, what that shows about the capabilities of the yemani army,

hisbolla resistance group meanwhile has fired a barrage of rockets and drones at several israeli military positions in northern occupied territories. the group targeted israeli sights in different areas with dozens of katusha rockets to his position. were also attacked by drones, hisbullah also targeted israeli military bases in the occupied golden heights. the resistance group says the attacks are in response to the regime strikes on lebanon, including a recent attack on the coastal village of sarafand. hisb and israel have been exchanging fire along lebanon southern border since october the 8th, one day after the regime launched its genocidal war on gaza. hisbula says the attacks aimed to support resistance groups in the gaza strip. br is a correspondent joining us from southern lebanon to tell us more about the um metalitary attacks by the hisbollah resistance group. mariam, what do you have for us? israelis are uping their escalation towards lebanon's civilian areas while at the same time hezballah is uping its retaliation uh towards more military sights, even new military sites. and

like for instance the telegraph article that came out few weeks ago or month ago saying that uh hisbolla was hiding shipments of missiles and and of course the government went over with ambassadors and reporters to show the hangers and that this was not the case, but we keep reacting to their narratives, by reacting to their narratives we become rejections in their narrative game or rejectionists and we give oxygen to their narratives. one way to change this is for us to craft our own narratives and i promise you within no time they will start to become rejectionists in our narrative and give it all oxygen, so this is something very subtle, but they understand it very well, and we don't, we react okay, we need to form these narratives now, and stick by them. we're not just making up stuff like they do, we're actually talking about real things that are happening in the region, you don't budge from them, they become the rejectionist, so um, one of the things this boiling the frog video did, yeah, it went viral, but an israeli official became a rejectionist of our narrative and that happene

beirout and balbec, and um the uh becca valley uh where the uh crossborder skirmatiches between hisbolla and israel and hezbulah ever since the october the 7th operation by hamas um has been and and once the iz regime started to carry out its onslot on gaza we have seen hezbollah coming to the defense of resistance in gaza and the civilians of gaza. and has carried out uh hundreds of attacks against israely military targets along the southern lebanese border and it said it will continue doing so until the gaza genocide comes to an end and um within the last 48 hours the israeli regime has uh shifted its attacks on the border areas of southern lebanon deep into uh lebanese cities, towns and villages and um joining us now we have guest out of beirot nazihasale commentator, a political commentator, hello naziah, thank you for your patience, i know you've been on for quite some time, and your your initial thoughts about the second day and the disproportionate, i mean it's it's no surprise to us who the regime goes after, when it has an adversary and what kind of force it uses and on what kin

going to have to jump in here, i do apologize, we're going to go straight and listen to the uh, hisbolla deputy chief making that address that we promised you to bring to you, let's take a listen what is being said, sure, secretary general, the secretary general of hazballah, sad hassanlah.

earlier this week, killed 37 people and injured thousands of lebanese resistance moving hisbolla's valid severe response. and now southern ghaza we have breaking news, you can see at least two palestinians have been killed in israeli air strike a tent city, they're sheltering displaced palestinians in the city of khan, as soon as we get the story developed, we'll get it out to you. now earlier our beirut correspond mariam salah said that hezbollah commander ibrahim akil who was killed in the israeli air strike played a significant role in the movement. and we heard from the israeli of course uh military spokesperson saying that their target in this attack was primarily top military commander ibrahim and we can say that he is figure that is as significant as sayid shukur and hazbullah has said in the statement that uh he was someone who aspired to murder them and he was someone who al always had alqs in the back of his mind throughout his path of sacrifice and injuries on the path of resistance always, he also said statement also said that it will remain loyal to the path of the endeavor

army has attacked daha, the southern suburb of beirot, killing at least six people. in retaliation, hisbollathe ellyakim camp in haifa. hez is... expected the israely claim of assassinating the group's thirding command aliikaki since october last year israel and his will have been engaged in frequent clashes and international condemnations continue pouring in over the israel's unrelenting air strikes on civilians in lebanon countries like qatar and turkey have accused israel of creating chaos in the region this in line with the iranian president mas posicion's criticism that the regime is seeking to expand the conflict. china has also voiced support for lebanon and slammed indiscriminate attacks and killing of civilians. palestinian for ministry condemned the strikes and order palestinian medics based in lebanon to provide necessary support. the united nations also sounded the alarm over rising civilian casualties and called for immediate deescalation. meanwhile, iraq has requested arab states hold an urgent meeting on the sidelines of the un. general assembly in new york, separately, france

there in beirot the day after, what are we looking at here in terms of the landscape uh, minus the hisbolla secretary general, but with a perhaps a reinvigorated um type of approach by the lebanese, by the fighters, uh, the hisbollah fighters uh to at least do what uh the hazbollah secretary general did, the marder uh, what his goal was throughout his life and his throughout the past year, and that was the solidarity that he displayed with the palestinians, um, what do you think uh is going to be reaction coming from the hezbula um as i guess institution as a whole? well good, good morning for to you and all the press crew and the lebanese and the all the peoples of the access of resistance, that's a day of sorrow and day of morning and day of shock, but to say that doesn't mean that the resistance will stop. "the resistance will continue powerfully and fearfully and with a great resilience and will. the lebanese people have been living such sorrows and mornings for long time with sayid abbaswi, the martter, the great martter in 1992 and then with the leaders were killed in the battles in..

in the way they have, by basically and what did they do, they they they sabotaged lot of the the hisbolla com networks with all these walky talky they blew up and and what not and pages, they attacked the leadership, that many of the commanders of hezbulah have been attacked, and there's been a wide spread for israeli strike on these civil cilian targets, well hez bull has absorbed all of that and they've thrown it back, they've fired rockets back and they're still firing rockets all over israel, so clearly whatever shock and all uh the israelis were trying to do do was more of a way of getting equal and opposite reaction from hezbollah, because if hezbollah were to do what israel does, the absolutely terroristic, i mean in fact that was the biggest act of terrorism ever, certainly this century was certainly in my in my knowledge, i can't think of a more widespread act of terror than getting into people's gadgets and their their devices and blowing them up regardless of whether they're children or not around, that is terrorism, that is the definition of terrorism, but if is hezbolah were

your headlines on press tv, hisbolla continues with his missile and drone strikes on israeli military basis and settlements in response to the regime's aggression against lebanon. criticizing the security council's in action of. israel's violations, the iraqi prime minister says the regime's aggression against lebanon proves his disregard for un resolutions. and a senior hamas official says the us must stop supplying israel with arms and diplomatic support if it is serious.

civilians on both side of the blue line with israel this defense force striking approximately 400 hisbollaern and eastern leban towards beyrut and the northwest with 3000 people in shelters, at least 170 million us dollars are needed to respond to growing numbers of displaced and mounting humanitarian needs. madam president, the people of israel have endured also repeated attacks from hesbollah and others. according to israeli officials, since last october, more than 8 300 rockets and around 1,500 anti-tank missiles and ends of explosive unmed aeral vehicles have target israel with 49 israeli death and hundreds injured caliber missile and rocket attacks on military targets and residential areas in israel, earlier today they launched a ballistic missile targeting amossad headquarters near tel aviv, the ongoing rocket attacks have injured the head of mission and force commander of the un interrum force in lebanon, unifill, general araldo lazaro, has continued his close engagement with the parties, supporting humanitarian access wherever possible, and continuing to urge immediate deescalation

commander it's been a week what can we what has happened over this past week and can we call the hisbolla retaliation success? and if we call as successful in what terms? this is my view on the situation, um, this operation as we have talked about many, many times, it's "hizbillah's uh, hizbillah's salvos, military salvos against israel, almost always tend to be to message the enemy about red lines, capabilities, deterents. israel's salvos against hisbullah, while there is some messaging in there, tend to be about instant gratification for the israelis, let everybody know we hit becao, we went deeper, we used this. we killed that many, we killed a commander, we assassinated this, so for for israel, this is a, this is a pr war, for hisballah, this is very much a military to military um war right now, it is all about messages, so my view, um, given that the defening filates we have not heard or heard from israel since last sunday when the retaliation happened uh speaks volumes to me, okay, you know, we all saw that picture of all the israeli leaders sitting in that room ashin faced and sile

get your reaction to one of the people who is associated with hisbollah organization who has said hisbolla's official's official spokesperson who said we will complete this path even if we are all killed in even if we are all murdered even if our homes are destroyed over our heads we will not abandon the option of resistance uh tell us how that rings? true to you or what your impression is of this statement? yes, well, the lebanese people remain strong and they will not be shaken by this recent event, and we say what our beloved lady zaina, peace be upon her said before, we see nothing but beauty. this uh, back in 2006 when israel waged war on lebanon, it was our beloved leader sayid hassan, who led us to victory against the israeli regime, and i must say that even though he is not with us right now, and even though we had endure a very difficult loss today, we do not have any doubt in our minds that that victory is near and that with or without him we will we will be victorious against israely regime, so as the spokes spokesman said, if the israeli regime wants to um invade lebanon, if it w

parts of lebanon in the second wave of... terrorist attacks, the handheld radios were purchased by hisbolla 5 months ago around the same time that the pages were bought, according to security source. now there's no doubt that israel was behind the attack, which was a joint to operation between israel's intel service like israel's cyber warfare unit 8200, the musad and the israeli military. two us officials said israel briefed the us on the operation. israel has not commented directly on the explosions. israely intelligence forces have previously placed explosives and personal phones to... enemies, this was cited in this book uh that was 2018, brisen kill, you have different types of uh terrorist activities like poison toothpaste or exploding mobile phones, tires with remote control that also uh exploded also armed drones to name just few of these terrorist acts that were committed by the israeli regime. well as for israel, it is announced that it was expanding the aims in this generation war against palestinians to include securing the northern front with lebanon. شروع کردن به شلیک راکت وقت

the studio. mariam, good morning and welcome." uh the aftermath of the the assassination of the hisbolla secretary general is still pretty fresh and raw in terms of uh the shock of it, but at the same time as we sit here discussing that discussing this, the organization itself um is uh on the path uh forward in terms of not only its regrouping, i'm sure they had contingency plans for such a day uh but also are uh in the midst of uh electing i'm sure a new leader um the the the whole here remains as to the goal that the israeli regime has had behind this assassination, it may seem on the surface that they have obviously not on the surface, it they have dealt a blow because they have taken out a leader, but uh there are some false ideas that they may have based on certain state statements that the group is going to have a hard time moving forward, do you think that that's a false um perspective to have on this group as a whole the loss of said hassan? is not something you can overcome, it's not because i mean it's not only matter of fighting, we even saw last night immediately almost, i me

countries that it is the one under attack by by um by its neighbors, by the palestinians, by by hisbolla and also the rest of the resistance, but what has been happening in gaza has shown the entire world, the true version of what is israel really is. israel claimed that um the palestinian resistance um used um civil um civilian as human shield, we have seen repeatedly from from even israeli soldiers themselves in gaza as well as the west bank, israel using civilians as shield, every time israel um is trying to attack civilians or it's attack civilians, it creates this new narrative and this lie and this this atrocity um you know in in a way to to invite the people of the world to be more sympathetic to it. before after october 7 when israel um started its ground invasion in gaza and the first attack on the on the al ali hospital in gaza it claimed that it was targeting hamas. and because of the reception and not just reception, bef because of the cover that israel got from the western alliance and also the mainstream media, now almost all hospitals in gaza has been decimated, not just t

now by the israelis basically, well i suppose it was broken by the insurrection in gaza and then hisbolla supporting gaza basically, but i don't think that the the the plans of of hespal would change, the main weak point if you like, from the point of view of lebanese resistance is the lack of decent air defense, there's been very little capacity in terms of air defense, and so israelis had the superiority in the sky, and i think they're going to make use of that rather than you know... rather than revert to a ground invasion, there have been some small invasions of special forces which have been mostly destroyed as i understand it, but were lebanon or hesbollah to gain some decent air defense from iran or from russia or combination of the two, that would change the equation once again, but the making. all right, so mariam, um, give us an idea as to um the uh state that these towns are in at this point, i think earlier when we..." spoke to you, you mentioned that there had been 1 million people that have been displaced, are we looking at towns that have been completely emptied out? is tha

palestinians and they have come out in solidarity uh with the palestinies the same way that the hisbolla secretary general and its organization did um for defending palestine and with the aim of their strikes to prevent the israeli regime from continuing its massacre, do you think that the israel regime is spread too thin when it comes to its military and the different fronts that it is now dealing with? oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, it would be impossible for the regime to do his its war effort, without sendcom us satellites, without 50 fl of the us navy and with all nato supporters like great britain, france, italy or even uh germany, the sar movement is doing a wonderful, wonderful task force in red sea, and maybe next step would be to close the right see for full maritmic fright and full maritmic commerce, this would be a this should be a strategic goal, not only making a lot inviable, ellot inviable, but the full red sea and then see what's happens because otherwise the regime will bomb lebanon ' and we will continue genociding haza every day until they until until forever because they

being attacked militarily by the state of israel, every citizen of lebanon, be they a member of hisbolla, the party of god, or be they a regular citizen of lebanon who is not involved in any military or paramilitary organization. has every right to resist, the government of lebanon has the right to use its own military, the people of leban have the right to arm themselves and resist, and hisbullah and any other organization has the right to defend themselves against israeli aggression, and this means that other countries like iran, like iraq, like any other country in the region has the right to support lebanon. in resisting these attacks by israel, we have a situation here where israel is flagrantly violating international law, massacring large numbers of civilians, apparently intentionally, because israel boasts at all times that they have the highest quality, precision weapons in the world. if they were using those weapons, they would not be massacring thousands of innocent civilians, so we must conclude that their massacre of innocent civilians is intentional and therefore even and u

and uh, my question, then, if you, i don't can answer it or not is, um, hisbolla is still, yes, i do you have me, yes, sorry, no, that's okay. i'm curious as to um, whether hezbollah is trying still not to uh target uh uh towns or cities uh with. aim of a high number of civilian casualties, if that is part of his game plan at this point or not? yes, hazbillah has said always and even when they were resistance operation, when they wanted to target, when they used patricia rockets to launch it towards the settlements and back then it was justmona which is now just a step away, they were... using it for a reason, not because they were they were meaning to target uh so-called civilian areas within the regime, they were only using it to create a certain deterrents and to stop the israelis from targeting the civilians, and now with these statements in mind uh we understand that hezballah has not targeted these settlements or the civilian areas, and even if there was rocket that reached perhaps an area here and area there, it was perhaps due to the fact that the arm done system maybe create

would not be looking at what we're looking at now, so isn't israel doing the same, not that hamas or hisbolla are doing that, but if we were to use that uh type of thinking uh that that's what israel is doing with its citizens and its uh um false occupation of land, absolutely um we do not get this worldwide, but if you go onto israeli tv and especially their newspapers like herrets and the times of israel, they have already stated that there's already been you know deals that could have been made um and netanyahu has actually blocked it, and that was even one of the headlines, not many days ago, to show that they are also awakened by what's happening, they themselves wanted to stop regardless of you know their concerns for the people of palestine, but this is really... um hurting them, not just politically, but more importantly, socially, economically, um, hotels, businesses, and people again have actually moved out, they've even had conflict which they've never had before, even with their own, where they've tried to force um, the kind of um, the um, i can't remember their names, but it's th