movement against iran will affect the whole region no veiled threats here invoking the name of the hizbollah leader in lebanon a clear nod to a close ally and a reminder to would be aggressors iran has backed the latest world words were sparked when saudi and american officials said an attack on saudi oil facilities claimed by yemen's hoopy fighters was really iran's handiwork iran's forceful denials in rebuke of u.s. and saudi accusations is likely to dominate the conversation well into next week that's when we're expecting iranian president hosni.

with a she- tensions on n this boboard i h have been running hh since last week when israel and hizbollah exchangnge the fiercet crcross border shelling. since the conflict in two thousand and six israel is concerned about the growing influence of iran through its militias in lebanon syria and iraq. the country's prime minister benjamin netanyahu also accused tehran early this monday of having a previously undisclosed site aimed at developing nuclear weapons his claims have not been endorsed by any members of the international community. the latest flare up in the region comes as israel heads into the final week of campaigning for an unprecedented second general election five months. netanyahu is hoping to gonna support with his hard stance against iran hohowever his strategy could bak fine. if the two sides went to head for war. rescueue workers are still searching for victims of hurricane dorian in the bahamas the storm brought unprecedented damage and destruction as well as widespread flooding the police say at least forty five people have been killed.d. the stuff still isis sadly expe

movement against iran will affect the whole region no veiled threats here invoking the name of the hizbollah leader in lebanon a clear nod to a close ally and a reminder to would be aggressors iran has backed the latest world words were sparked when saudi and american officials said an attack on saudi oil facilities claimed by yemen's fighters was really iran's handiwork iran's forceful denials in rebuke of u.s. and saudi accusations is likely to dominate the conversation well into next week that's when we're expecting iranian president hassan rouhani who was also just granted a visa it seems to speak at the u.n. in new york. now and other news here at the rebels have made saudi arabia a truce offer as regional tensions ramp up over the last weekend's attacks on the kingdom's all facilities which were claimed by the who peace the groups political leader. says his fighters will stop targeting saudi arabia drones and. other weapons if riyadh agrees to a cease fire or they were these are fighting the saudi air marty back forces in yemen. equally as we reserve the right to respond if they fail t

enemies enemies not just of israel but of the united states and of the united kingdom enemies like hizbollah like hamas like the rainy and. it seek only the destruction and death and pain throughout the world if that's if that is the person who will be elected as the prime minister written so be it but i think that we should all be aware of the danger that comes with someone who like someone of that caliber jeremy corbett becoming prime minister what does that send what message does that send to the anti semites around the world and what end message does that send to the enemies of the western world in other words the rain ians hizbullah muscle kite and others it will if a man like that can lead a country like yeah coconuts we obviously invite jeremy colbert on the show again thank you very much thank you after the break. james. of the. pink floyd's roger waters may have sung for him but the world's most famous publisher julian a songe will not be released when he finishes his london prison sentence tomorrow we told the weekend and after a summer of fracking breaks in northern england the di

the who thiis do or what came from iraq or was there some other group involved now we know that hizbollah helped train the who these in their drone technology so you can imagine a scenario where his going to engineers launches from somewhere but right now the most likely is that it came from who the territory well if the he did actually carry them out and they came to these attacks they also do receive support from iran so given that the u.s. is blaming iran does that make any difference whether whether it was iran whether it was the he is in terms of the political dynamics of the situation. yes not maybe at the senior level in certain aspects where the u.s. just likes to blame iran and if it decides to hit iran you know at that level without a lot of analysis that could occur you know one trumps is locked and loaded it could be locked and loaded to hit like iranian oil capacity or something like this but in terms of what the u.s. defense department intelligence agencies state department do in their analysis and when they recommend what types of actions the u.s. president could take certa

strategic balance ricing like the so you have to very powerful some groups the israeli military and hizbollah who with enormous capabilities for destruction if they want to use them trying desperately not to use them in an all out all out war so the question really becomes if we do have a situation of relative deterrence here at least in lebanon iraq and syria might be different than gaza where is this going to or is this going to eventually force both sides to explore political negotiations or will they just stay like this for many many years to come the important thing is not how many people are killed the important thing is the military capabilities that each side shows it has and can use the hezbollah would want to retaliate for the deaths of 2 of its men and syria by. killing some israeli soldiers ideally so that there is a kind of a balance of revenge and deterrence and capability if the casualties are proven or not that that might. lead to new developments or it might not we'll have we'll have to really see how this plays are partly in at the arena public opinion and partly in the aren