. in lebanon, so on that score he has succeeded, like now in israel all the talk is about hisbollah and everybody is, every israel is gango, they want you know to continue with the war against hizbullah, secondly, netanyahu knows that his military cannot defeat hisbollah, if he cannot defeat hamas and islamic jihad, which are very tiny organizations in a very confined space, how on earth are they going to do it with? hizbollah that has at least 15000 rockets, many of them long range and they have proven in the past they are very capable of taking on the zionist war criminals, so netanyahu's next objective is to get america directly involved against hizbullah as well as against iran, that is his wish, and if the americans are foolish enough to fall for that trap, then i think they have some real really very serious surprises coming their way, because you see it's now we see that the resistance front is not just hamas and islamic jihad, not just hizbullah, but it also includes ansarulah of yemen, a tremendous group, very courageous group, and you also have the militias from iraq, and you

nisuela's remarkable career trajectory reflects his unwavering dedication to hisbollah's mission and values. he emerged as a trusted leader, adept navigating complex political and military landscapes, paving the way for his eventual rise to secretary general. this pivot. appointment marked a significant milestone in his illustrious career, setting the stage for his enduring influence in the region. in 1992, abbas al-musawi, the reveered lebanese shia cleric and co-founder of hisbullah, tragically lost his life an assassination carried out by the israeli regime. following this pivotal event, said hasan nasrollah stepped into the role of hezbollah's secretary general on february 16th, 19. 1992, a position he withhold with distinction until his marter. under nesrolla's inspiring and effective leadership, hisb blossomed into a formidable political and military force in the region, cultivating robust base of support among both lebanon's muslim and non-muslim communities. immediately upon his appointment, nasrolla set out to reshape the organ. strategy and tactics, adapting them to the evo

because that would be crossing a red line, which would prompt hundreds or probably thousands of hisbollah missiles to rain down on places like haifa and the outskirts of tel aviv, of course there would be tremendous israeli. attacks as well, but i don't think israel is ready for that, they are trying to intimidate, to bully hizballah, to weaken hizballah, and in that way to force hisbollah to relax the pressure on israel's northern border area, but it's not happening, and it's not likely to happen, i believe. well, if we would take a look at the... developments in the past uh hours or so isabella, if we want to take a look at the warnings that uh the israeli war cabinet along with netanyahu has issued to the residence, it has said that you should not congregate in haifa, you should uh there should not be more than two or 300 people for example out on the streets etc. and uh it looks like they based on the reports that they are trying at the heart of their onslot in southern lebanon to prevent has... from firing the rockets towards hyfa and other areas of occupied palestine, my question is

so mariam, tell us what has happened in this particular uh counterattack by retaliation by hisbollah? the israeli aggression that led to this retaliation uh was attack a motorbike excuse me, in the area of which is near the town, the city of this is first of all a city which is far away from the border. it is second of all um area which is inhabited by lot of people addition to those who left the border regions their border towns to go to live and to be were displaced in that area and we also had that uh lebanese resistance fighter who was targeted in this attack was along with his uh with his son and he was i think his four-year old son and so that led to two uh folds of a of a retaliation and this is... went towards launching attack against new area as they had worn previously, whenever a civilian is attacked or killed or murdered or even civilians are only under such shelling, hizbullah would launch their rockets towards new settlements or new areas, so here hazballah launched their attack towards a very new barats, this basis considered extremely strategic and significant, it is t

why do you think hisbollah has not unleashed uh its most advanced missiles at this point? we know that it has done so a very minimal basis, but not in a all-out type. basis and not even close to a medium type unleashing so to speak of its missiles, what type of thinking is there? well, there's been a progressive incrementally expansion of the the type of weapons use, we know the 31, 32 missiles probably made in syria uh have been used before, this is not the first time they been used, but it's the first time used in this current conflict. so they've been used to hit with these very heavy missiles up to a ton uh targets further deeper inside the occupied 48 palestine basically the the air base and one of the industrial military industrial centers there some of the settlements around her and around jaffa known as tel aviv so there's been an incremental increase in the type of weapons they're using they probably as you say they probably haven't unveiled all of their weapons but the these heavier medium range missiles, the 41, 42 are are certainly new in recent months, and uh,

on september 27th, said hasan nasrollah, the secretary general of hisbollah, a steadfast pillar of the axis of resistance, was tragically assassinated in a devastating israeli air strike, targeting the southern suburbs of beirot. this brutal attack struck the hurat. neighborhood, hisbullah's primary stronghold, resulting in the destruction of numerous residential buildings and leaving hundreds of innocent civilians, including children, fear dead. in a statement on saturday, hisbula morned the loss of neshua, honoring him as an outstanding, courageous, wise and insightful leader who has now joined his great and mortal martter comrades. the leadership of hisbula about to honor nesrolla's legacy by continuing his noble struggle against oppression, supporting gaza and palestine and defending the steadfast and honorable people of lebanon. in recent weeks, the israeli regime has escalated its aggression toward libana, resulting in the tragic loss of hundreds of lives including numerous women. and children, the surge in violence follows nearly year of hisbullah operations expressing solidarit

hizbollah and in that way to um force hisbollah to relax the pressure on israel's northern border area, but it's not happening and it's not likely to happen, i believe. well, if we would take a look at the developments in the past hours or so, isabella, if we want to take a look the warnings that uh, the israeli war cabinet along with netanyahu has issued to... the residence it has said that uh you should not congregate in haifa uh you should uh there should not be more than two or 300 people for example out on the streets etc. and uh it looks like they based on the reports that they are trying uh at the heart of their onslot in southern lebanon to prevent hezbulah from firing the rockets towards kha and other areas of occupied palestine um my question is the same as i asked uh peter ford whether we are looking now a war and if as peter ford said it takes to tango, what you think may be a retaliation or not uh to come from hesbollah? um, let's just be clear about one thing, i do agree with mr. peter when he said that israel is not stupid enough to to do something that would make things

peter ford said, it takes to the tango, what you think may be a retaliation or not, to come from hisbollah um, let's just be clear about one thing, i do agree with mr. peter when he said that israel is not stupid enough to to do something that would make things go out of control, because they they know that they are the losing part in it, and the the best evidence for that is the immigration or let's say the moving of the people of the settlers from the another. of occupied palestine, i also would like to stress that al mukawama, the resistance have always proven to be wise enough to not uh let or allow the israelis to control the battle. hazballah, when they want to retaliate, they would retaliate in a wise manner. it's not for the israelis to decide when they want hizballah to reject. once they send a hit, because we all we all know like the rules of of of war or let's say the the what happens during these kind of wars like if i want to get my rival into war i will just try to make some meanful or let's say unprecedented criminal let's say in it's a strong word i know but animalistic. ac

he served hisbollah since its formation in the early 80s.tral training in the early 90s. he also played a key role in developing hisbollah's manpower capabilities. one of the turning points in agil's mission in hisbollah was his pivotal role in the 33-day war with israel in 2006. in that war hizbullah managed to challenge the israeli military by deploying complicated military tactics. aghail was one of the principal hezbulah commanders in the 33-day war which is regarded as a strategic victory for the lebanese resistance. movement over israel. in 2008, agil was appointed as the assistant to hizbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah and remained in the position until his martidom. the slain commander also had major role in establishing and reinforcing relations between hisbollah and other regional resistance groups including hamas. when hamas launched its anti-israel operation al-axsa flood in october last year, agile planned and oversaw. the leadership of backing military operation from lebanon's southern borders. iran's minister abb

possesses, isn't the regime going to be facing much more powerful side when it comes to hisbollah than what it has dealt with when it... they came to hamas and resistance fighters there, you make very good observation, if we can use the history of the recent attack on gaza, we're coming close to one year anniversary of the invasion attack on the people of gaza, killing mostly civilians, but occasionally fighting with the resistance, and the resistance is still there, we still see videos of them targeting tanks, etc. one year on and this is besieged gaza strip which doesn't have any supply roots to the outside because of egypt on the south side and israel on all other sides, so when you talk about the resistance in lebanon, you can anticipate that any kind of ground invasion is going to last years, maybe not one year, but years, and without removing a significant portion. the resistance, because the resistance can be resupplied, so i think there is much bigger issue here, which is the issue of how much israel and its supplier, the united states, can continue to do this, basically to kil

hisbollah asserted through his deputy secretary general sheikh naim qasim that zinus israel typically downplays its losses during conflicts to maintain morale among its troops and public, acknowledging only minimal casualties. the resistance asserted to have verified information indicating that at least 10 drones used in the day of the 40th operation in retaliation for the assassination of hisbollah military commander fuad shukur exclusively targeted this intelligence center. the precision of these strikes reportedly astonished the israeli entity and highlighted hisbollah's significant intelligence capabilities within zionist israel. additionally, hisbollah disputes the israeli entity narrative regarding the resignation of udent 8200 chief yosi shariel. asserting that he was actually killed and that the recently circulated photos of him are outdated, notably shortly after almayadin broadcasted its report on the casualties and injuries in galil, israeli entity media quickly published a statement claiming that major general yosi shariel, the head of unit 8200, had submitted his resignat

in 1985, hisbollah released his first manifesto.bollah's executive council, responsible for implementing the decisions of the movement's shora council. it was in february 1992 when nasralah became hezbollah secretary general following the assassination of his predecessor abbas al-musavi an israeli air strike. under nasaralah's leadership, hezballah carried out series of anti-israel. operations, forcing israeli forces to withdraw from southern lebanon, but his name has been synonymous with heroic resistance against the israeli military during a war in 2006 that lasted 33 days. on august 14th, 2006, the war ended with a crushing defeat for the israeli military thanks to the lebanese resistance and the role of nasralah. when the u.s. israely genocide in gaza began in october 2023, hezbollah and the leadership of nastrolah stood firmly in support of palestinians. the day after the launch of the genocidal war, hezball began its retaliatory attacks on israeli military positions in the occupied palestinian territories. nasur out that the r

he also played a key role in developing hisbollah's manpower capabilities. is regarded as a strategic victory for the lebanese resistance movement over israel. in 2008, ail was appointed as the assistant to hizbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah and remained in the position until his marted them. the slain commander also had major role in establishing and enforcing relations between hizballah and other regional resistance groups including hamas. when hamas launched its anti-israel operation al-aqsa flod in october last year, il planned and oversawd the leadership of backing military operation from lebanon's southern borders. the corresponsada joined us earlier from beiroth with an update on the ongoing clashes between hisb resistance fighters and israely forces. along lebanon's southern borders. we can see that maybe hundreds of hazbullah rockets have been launched from south lebanon, and the eyewitnesses actually saw that even after the israelis pounded a lot of areas which they bosted in their media, were saying that they were launching or disma

but as i say, there were none, there are none, there north of the litani, israel sent a message to hisbollah by not going beyond litani, that the equations of war with israel were still holding, and that's very important point, it the israelis were signaling that, okay, you know, you just did tel aviv for shuka, but we are not going to hit. bayrut or the civilian areas, so now hezbollah restarts the war for the 40 kilometers that of territory that israel has lost and given up to to hesbollah. um, now they say that first phase with the shooting of the rockets and then the the actual drones were shot from the becca valley, which is in the east of lebanon, um, the drones that were shot and they... hasbullah says they got through and hit that mossad building, which is just outside, i've been to it long ago, it's just outside tel aviv, it's about a kilometer or two outside tel aviv on thelia, which is also the the headquarters of familiar to you, lavender, the people who up lavender and operated lavender, so it was to be an equivalence, okay, so this was taken now that the... have settled the ope

has uh put the blame squarely on israel and the statement coming is uh basically that hisbollah says israel is fully responsible for these uh pager blasts uh as a corresponded there indicated nine have been killed you have some 28 800 were wounded, which explains the um crowd that you see there, the top of your screen in front of that hospital over in beiroot. the number of injuries is also quite high, well the number of wounded is quite high 2800, but the number of injuries that are in serious condition is quite high 200 uh based on the count we have, so nine killed so far, 2800 wounded, 200 in serious condition, along with what reports i'm looking at which indicate that seven killed over in syria uh so the key question is based on the uh this type of uh warfare that the israel regime has executed is whether the interpretation from hiszala is that if this is an actual declaration of war, that's what we're looking at in terms of the decision making process that now needs to be put in motion when it comes to hisbullah uh now we know that to put this a little bit into context that in t

members in nakura as well and hisbollah of course made sure that they are retaliating for all of theseattacks. we also know that they there are attacks by the israelis and aggressions that have not been uh met by hezballah retaliation. i think we were going to see more retaliations despite the fact that we had some 17 different operations from the resist from the lebanese resistance today. uh here we're talking about different types of rockets being used, different various areas targeted, hasb stress that they targeted the almkia post, he targeted the headquarters of the herman brigades the 810 in mali golan, the kitchen rockets, they useus rockets today extensively in addition to multi where they used also full off rockets, the israeli media is saying that their firefighter teams are trying up until now to stop the fires that resulted from the targeting of specifically uh with katu show with the fallout rockets, excuse me. palestinian resistance movement in gaza have hailed the hezbollah secretary general's latest speech in which he reaffirmed his continued support for gazans amit the

but contrary to what the israeli propagandist at the idf was saying and i know this... not from hisbollah, 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've been cleared out of there some time ago and there were no ballistic missiles, you can check that, i mean, you know, 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, 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, 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 his bull who who actually does admit casualties in these occasions have always been very honest when th

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 very sensitive locations in south lebanon, could ongoing israeli enemy strikes on such locations, maybe escalate the tension between lebanon and the lebanese and the isra

lasted about 20. minutes and you can tell that it wasn't really anything terribly serious because hisbollah 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 factum say and there's every reason to think this is correct um that the platforms, the drone platforms that they were flying, were unaffected, or they lost one, i think or two, maybe, but it was no great route, all that is just pure propaganda. now the pointing 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 access 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 fragmented by

two days in a row, sure sign that it was losing the genocidal war in the gaza strip and against hisbollah and other resistance groups. when it comes to tuesday's toll, the toll from the pager blast stood at 12 people from what we uh counted in terms of the last count, and that included two children with some 2,800 others wounded, 200 of them critically. one of the injured was iran's ambassador to lebanon mushtaba amani who suffered minor injuries. now in the second wave on wednesday, the... blast killed 20 and injured at least 450, meanwile in syria the exploding pages injured at least 14 people. when it comes to the pagers, hazbollah said that it had ordered 5,000 pages made by taiwan-based gold apollo. now that company has denied that it had made the pagers, pointing instead to bac consulting, that's a firm located in budapest hungary. this is important since based on the supply chain, the manipulation was concluded to be at the source where the manufacturing actually. took place, now in a covert operation, masad uh planted three grams of explosives inside the devices during the manufac

following the dramatic hisbollah retaliation on august 25, cross-border hostilities between hisbollah and scientist israel had initially subsided. however, this past weekend witnessed a 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 hezballah a pleasure having you uh on with us this morning uh professor, now given the recent israeli entity attacks on the 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 very sensitive locations in south lebanon, could ongoing israely enemy strikes on such locations may me escalate the tension between lebanon and the lebanese and the

due to ideological differences, he departed in 1982 to become an integral part of the burgining hisbollah movement. his exceptional talent and commitment allowed him to rise rapidly through the ranks, becoming key military commander during the tumultuous period of the israeli occup. division of lebanon in the 1960s. by 1985, nasralla had assumed the role of deputy head within hezballah, demonstrating his leadership capabilities. his ascent continued as he was promoted to chief executive, a promotion that required him to execute the decisions made by the group's council, the governing body responsible for strategic planning and policy formulation. in this vital role, nestrala was not only charged with ensuring the effective implementation of their directives, but also with the managing of the day-to-day operations of the organization, his strategic acumen and his ability to lead were instrumental in coordinating the resistance against the israeli occupation, earning him immense respect and admiration from his fellow fighters and commanders alive. nesrulla's remarkable career trajectory ref

world who are morning right now the assassination of say hasan nasaralah what can we expect from hisbollah you think this is i mean this is a deeply sad moment this is moment of morning for people around the world this is very much true of course centrally for um for hesbollah for the for the people of lebanon for the people of palestine for people of the region, but this is absolutely a sad moment because the fact is is that um, you know, sad hasan nasara was an international icon of resistance, of revolution, a brilliant strategist, a great leader and truly beloved symbol of the defense of humanity and the defense of a future and a world that is worth living in, um, and a true representation of... faith, commitment and dedication, whose belief in god and whose commitment to refusing to separate lebanon from palestine, was given even by the zionists themselves as the reason for his assassination. um, i would not presume to predict what hezballa is going to do next in its military operations, but i think we can all be certain that hezballah is strong, hesbolah is unifall has not been destr

because we know that, um, hisbollah is not just m organization, it's based on an ideology, and simply eliminating a leader from the group is not going to change the ideology, somebody else is going to come come in his place and continue the path, so what do you think is the ultimate goal here? time and time again, we see the zionist regime attempt to use the weapon of assassination against the palestinian people, against the lebanese people, against all of the populations and movements that rise up to defend their land, their sovereignty and their future, and to seek a world free of zionism, imperialism and colonialism, and time and time again, i mean we see this from the assassination of for that matter, said abbas musawi, who hassan followed as the leader of hezballah only to come forward for the... liberation of the south of lebanon from 18 years of zionist occupation only to then defeat the zionist army once again in 2006 and expose its weakness before the world in the face of people's resistance rooted in the land and rooted in the people, the levinese resistance led by hisbollah

near high, i should say based on the latest information that we have, and we are looking at the hisbollah

, i think that's exactly what i was intending to say ' um and i i believe that at every level of hisbollah they possess the expertise, the experience, the wisdom in depth, it's it is set up so that when one one person, one leader falls and rises to paradise, there will be someone in waiting. who will be able to uh take up the cause and perform the the duties and the functions uh of that person as a part of hisballah. i have every reason to think that that in israel, i don't know if israel will regret this, who cares whether they regret it or not, but they should, because because they're losing uh a voice. with whom they could talk if they wanted to talk, and they will still have a voice, someone, they will always have someone to whom they can talk, but they don't like to talk, they um, we know uh their preferences, their preferences are shown being shown today most clearly in what they are doing in gaza, the obliteration of an entire population, um, but i, i can't, i don't believe that, that uh that israel, that the zionists have the capability to do that in lebanon, hisballah is much stro

despite this escalation, hisbollah continues to carry out attacks on israely. occupied territories, the towards, ramesh, rama, and we also had direct attacks on the areas rames as well, but the heaviest shelling was throughout the day and the early hours of the night, very heavy shelling to the... extent that you probably could see the images of basically lighting the skies, what seem to be uh miniature nuclear bombs that are being thrown uh in that area, but seemingly throughout these the shelling we were mostly in areas where which are valleys, mountain sites, outskirts of towns, and although the israelis boasted that they were targeting ready to launch launchers, rockets for hezbolah, we saw that hezbolah's rockets. continued to to be launched from southern lebanon, so the israeli bombardment did not succeed in stopping capabilities. hazbullah launched today some 11 operations, the last of which were two operations aramtha and zipdeen in the occupied lebanese territories of shabal farms and even before that were some very significant launching of rockets, especially the catusion rock

regime at this point um maybe uh thinking that it is now um it has superiority when it comes to hisbollah and that uh it doesn't seem, it doesn't think of... organization except for a broken one, do you think that they are correct in viewing that way, or what would they now perhaps experience to come from hisbollah, what type of retaliation may we see? first of all, i would like to extend my condolences to all of the free, free men around, free men and free women around the world, all the resistant people around the world, second of... we all know that if we go back in time to the time when mr. abbaswi fell martter did anything change no mr. hassan came into the scene as a leader of of hazballah and hazballah got stronger and stronger over the time because to them - i mean this is something that the west the western. power the us and israel are very weak and they're not studying, they're not studying this group very well, the there is, they have a religious belief, they have ritual that the when the minute they came into the service of this resistance faction, they knew that there they ar

rich and the major officers headed by herzi so far, this is very strong message today, actually by hisbollah, the deputy general, secretary general has mentioned in his speech that they are, spontaneously, he said, he said that transparently enough, that they are liars, that he does not trust the american leadership. through any you know middle men or middle special envoys likestein who has been sent actually by the president joe biden or the white house to towards lebanon to try to solve the with lebanese top you know officials, the government of lebanon and for sure the leadership of hisbullah who is very involved in this regional war so far that has been ignited by israel so far. since the past few days which started on tuesday by the peers case and then the walkie talkies and then the famous raid against the el rudan leadership and all the assistants that have been martier so far since couple of days. iraq's islamic resistance has conducted a missile attack on an israeli military target in occupied palestine. the anti-terror group targeted various parts in the occupied. perifories with a

additionally hisbollah disputes the israeli entity narrative regarding the resignation of udent 8200f yosi sharial asserting that he was actually killed and that the recently circulated photos of him are outdated. notably, shortly after almayadin broadcasted its report on the casualties and injuries in galil, israeli entity media quickly published a statement claiming that major general yosi shariel, the head of unit 8200, had submitted his resignation to israeli entity chief of staff hertsi halevi.ranot reported that yosi sharial informed chief of staff hertsi halevi of his resignation from his position due to his responsibility for the intelligence failures on october 7 and prior. meanwhile, the jerusalem post stated that halevi notified the police commissioner of sharial's resignation. meanwhile, zinus israeli channel 12 reported that within a month there were resignations from the israeli entity police, including the heads of the investigation unit, the northern district and the west bank district. earlier, channel 12 reported that halevi took responsibility for the events of oct

solidified his reputation as a skilled diplomat by negotiating a landmark prisoner exchange between hisbollah and the israeli regime, resulting in the release of hundreds of lebanese and palestinian prisoners held illegally in israeli custody. nasrula's leadership during the 33-day lebanon war in 2006, further cemented his reputation as the leader of the... resistance, both in lebanon and throughout the arab and islamic world. throughout this intense conflict, hisbollah demonstrated remarkable resilience against the formidable israeli military onslot, emerging significantly strengthened and with its reputation greatly enhanced. the group's military to withstand relentless israeli air strikes and ground. operations while continuing to launch rockets into israeli occupied territories showcased its formidable military capability and unwavoring commitment to resisting zionist occupation. nastra played a pivotal role in fostering alliances with key regional players including iran and syria and in orchestrating coordinated resistance efforts against the televive regime. a staunched. order of syria,

the retaliation by hisbollah continues uh where they have launched sols of rockets uh that targeted base by the name of dado, that's headquarters of the israeli military's northern command, which is near sofid uh, so the retaliation from hisb also continues. this point we are still looking to see what are the goals that the israeli regime wants to achieve when it comes to its onslot and its aggression against lebanon uh, which at this point has uh surpassed the 1,100 mark i believe in terms of the number of casualties, and uh, as you can see in the bottom of your screen there, the war planes have carried out several air strikes at this point on the port of... data israely war planes, so uh this expansion of the war uh may uh now be uh to yemen uh from what we understand based on this particular piece of news uh we have to see how far israel wants to continue with that uh but by all means we can say that israel stretched pretty thin when it comes to uh the different uh scenario war scenarios that it is dealing with even though he would would not like to admit as such uh is a correspondent

journalists in the occupied west bank saying the regime is trying to prevent reporting its war crimes and hisbollah targets israel's main air defense base a settlement in northern occupied territories with rockets causing extensive damage and power outage. 9:30 am in euro capital tepron, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. israels and discriminates air strikes on artillery fire continue to pound various areas across the gaza strip, 11 months into the regimes genocide in the besieg territory. the regime's latest strikes in central gaza targeted multiple homes of the nasarad refugee camp, killing at least six palestinians and injuring nearly 30 others. in the north, three civilians died when their home was targeted by an israeli strike. israeli drone strikes near the al-shati refugee camp in gaza city resulted in multiple casualties. in the south, two palestinians were killed and three others injured and drone attacks south of han unis. four others were killed and several injured when a house was targeted east of han unis. the regime's attacks killed at least 34 people and injured 96 others

hisbollah also targeted israely military bases in the occupied golen 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. hisbullah and israel had been exchanging fire along lebanon's southern border since october the 8th, one day after the regime launched its genocidal war in gaza. hisbullah says the attacks aimed to support resistance groups in the gaza strap. abdul latif al washadi is a correspondent joining us from sana to give us the side of the yemani army. and what they have done, tell us more about this missile um, if it's a ballistic missile from what we understand, to have been fired from yemen, yemen into occupied palestine to have uh hit tel aviv, thank you so much brother, you know today as hundreds of thousands of hermanes are getting ready and prepared to celebrate the birth anniversary of the prophet muhammad, they wake up with such news, the spokesperson of the israeli enemy announced: arrival of a yemani missile to tel aviv without being

their homes in northern occupied palestines, but you know this attack, this can't just uh stop hisbollah's attacks because hizbollah has tied its uh operations to the gaza genocide, they sayid they won't stop uh you know attacking israel unless the gaza genocide is stopped, and now these you paire detonations and wakidaki detonations they... don't change anything on the ground, they don't limit hisb's capability to launch is anti-israel operations, and the only you know achievement and the only result is more isolation and more determination in the resistance front as we had reactions from yemens and sorry law and also resistance factions in iraq and in in gaza in west bank all they said they are ready to... help and lebanon in this war and also to support gaza, so the resistance front is more determined and iran's president, iran's foreign minister have both stressed this point. point that israel cannot uh achieve its goal with these you know terrorist attacks. so uh, mr. hashemi, do you believe that this in any way, similar incidents like this will in a way discourage people from support

since early october, hisbollah has been conducting reprisal operations against israel in response to the regime's genocidal war on gaza and his frequent attack on civilian areas. in southern lebanon. our correspondent mariam sal joined us earlier with an update on the latest clashes between hisbollah resistance fighters and israeli forces along lebanon's southern borders. lasiclisa. as a result of the israeli shelling on several towns including the town of ahmadia specifically uh we know that there is one murder uh that has um... died as a result of the shelling there in addition to four injured and one of those four injured is a child, of course we don't have exact news on how they are doing and how severe their wounds are, but we are of course following up that story, they continue to attack civilians, we know that from hospitalized warnings that they will not, of course it idally by, they will not be silent, and we noticed how in the last few days they have launched targets new areas which have not been targeted throughout the time of the confrontation uh like the uh the beria pos

it was fine, we don't have to worry, so if we have another war with hisbollah, you israel, americans, don't worry, it'll be easy, it's fine. alster crook, thank you for a marvelous analysis of modern warfare and geopolitics from kurtsk to rafa, very much appreciated, my dear friend, thank you for your time. this week on expos day, we dive into the arrest of telegram ceo pavel de rove in france, pivotal moment in the global battle over digital freedom as governments intensify their push to break into users private data. we also uncover how the genical war on gaza has sparked not only fierce battles on the ground, but also a silent war in news rooms, where journalists who dared to speak up have been censored or silenced, and in a world increasingly divided will explore the growing debate over social media censorship, where a stunning 71% of washington democrats now support restricting misinformation compared to just 41% of republicans. stay tuned. for expose, the truth is just the revelation away. palestinians late arrest their loved ones killed during a 10 days rally offensive in the o

fire that's being pushed and may have reached a conclusion at the un waiting for a response from hisbollah and or the israel regime at the same time how we uh are looking a news that's just - in the beginning of today where it came out how israel is preparing for potential ground invasion of lebanon while it is uh striking um lebanon and uh for civilian lives to be lost there, what do you think of these two pieces of news? do you see forese there being a possibility of this three-week ceasefire? z entity is doing all it can, including threatening a ground invasion, including carrying out indiscriminate terrorist attacks against leban, lebanese civilians the past week, um, as means of uh, inciding terror and forcing the lebanese people uh to capitulating to um towards a stop to the resistances resistance operations against the zianist entity which is done in support of gaza and in support of the palestinian people. again there were some reconciliatory words almost from the lebanese prime minister najib towards the new proposal raised in new york. at the hands of us and french diplomats tryi

is an outpore of grief, i like to 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 regim

hasan nasaralah um the big question comes about us to what type of retaliation will be seeing from hisbollah at this point we are seeing some retaliations is mariam sal with us mariam are you with us? okay, first, i'm going to go with that question after we have a update from mariam sal, i do apologize, mariam, go ahead, yes, uh, you, if you can repeat the question, i'm not sure if you were asking me something specific uh, buse i, no, no, just just get an idea about what's going on in lebanon, you know, there's so many scattered reports of so many different uh, i mean, just - one thing that really is uh, quite disheartening, not disheartening, but really sad is to read this one particular story of... family of nine was wiped out entire, i believe, mean it's hard, the amount of information that's involving death and destruction, perhaps you can give us better idea maria, yes exactly, this is what we were talking about, and earlier i was saying that there was master that killed 31 people so far, the libanese ministry of health has said that there are still people under the rubble, and this and

in the latest development hisbollah has attacked several israeli positions. the israel regime has also launched strikes targeting towns in southern lebanon. our correspond mariam sal joined us earlier with more details. we have for example different days and some days we have four or five operations from the resistance and uh israel shelling on several maybe border towns instead of. you know shelling or drone attacks and against areas that are 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 beirot, hasb 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 it when you see for example advancements in the talks or talks about a certain humanitarian pause

the israel defense forces said that it struck some 100, 1600 hisbollah targets. many civilians were killedeople 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. despite the dangerous conditions, our peacekeepers remain in position, to mitigate the risk to mission personnel, most civilian personnel. have temporarily relocated north of the litani river. a few critical staff members re

first of all, um, you know, the leader of hisbollah sasan nastrolah, for the past decades represented this group and resistance, and obviously what it stood for in terms of his ideology, something that had so many supporters, given the fact that uh, he has been at this point assassinated, uh, the group is... sure is sure to continue, but um, the i think this is pivotal point uh that needs to be uh, there needs to be a reaction to in the form of manner where it can't be just bomb being dropped here and there, because uh this region needs to be stopped, how do you think uh that's going to happen, what form of manner should that retaliation come? well the war is is far from over, this is only the beginning uh... nasralah, he's irreplaceable, he was our leader and our hope, and as a syrian, he was our hero, he helped us lot during the al-qaeda isis, american zionist turkish war, so uh, he is irreplaceable, however, i believe there's going to be now million nasaras, people are ready to go to to war, and what we want to see is a massive... show of force, something that will make the israeli