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iran did not create hamas, nor does iran exerce command and control over hamas.cause, like iran, hamas despi eliminating israel. that's why iran has supported hamas. but what we rarely, if ever, discuss is the inconvenient truth that until theé unexpecte horror of the hamas attack on october 7, prime minister netanyahu himself saw it intere control in gaza. don't take my word for it. he told us in his own words back in 2019 at a party meeting where he said, quote, anyone who wants to prevent the creation of a palestinian state needs stren. this is part of our strategy to divide the palestinians between those in gaza and t judea and samaria, unquote. prime minister netanyahu. anyone who wants to prevent the palestinian state needs to support strengthening hamas. mr. president, i'd like to enter into the record a piece that appeared inharatz in october of last year entitled a brief history of the netanyahu hamas be entered in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. van hollen: after all, so long as hamas was control in gaza, how could anyone ask i

iran hamas is the despicable goal of eliminating israel. why it has supported hamas. what we rarely if ever discuss is the inconvenient truth that until the unexpected horror of the attack on october 7 prime minister himself saw it to keep in control in gaza. don't take my word for it he told us in his own words back in 2019 where he said and i quote anyone who wants to prevent the creation of a palestinian state needs to support strengthening hamas. this is part of our strategy should btobuy the palestinians between those in gaza and those in judea and samaria unquote. prime minister netanyahu anyone who wants to prevent the creation these two support strengthening hamas. mr. president, i like to enter to the regular piece that appeared in october of last year. entitled a brief history of the netanyahu hamas alliance. i asking them's consent and be entered into the record records without objection. cox after all so much as hamas was in control and gaza how could anyone ask israel to accept a palestinian state that included gaza and the wes

meeting with iran's forem minister hussein abdullah in tehran. the society is second. trip to iran since hamas launched the alexa flood operation against israel over the regime's decades of atrocities against palestinians. the top amas officials scheduled to meet with iran's top officials during his visit to discuss the political developments and also events surrounding the war ravish gaza strip. israeli troops have meantime launch new incursions into several areas across the occupied west bank abducting number of people. the raging forces raided the cities of janin, navlas, calcalia and bite feasure among others. in genin, they raided homes in number of neighborhoods, deploying snipers and rooftops as clashes broke out with resistance groups. israeli settlers meantime assaulted several palestinians, raided homes and targeted vehicles and bait armor at is really forces stormed the town and palestina was also shot in the balata refugee camp on the out of skirts of navlis. resistance fighters confronted the iof across the west bank targeting them with explosive devices. our rama la correspondle

this is hannah 2. trip to iran since hamas launched operation alaxa flood against the israeli regime. the top hamas official is scheduled to meet iran's top officials during his visit to discuss political developments. as well as other events related to the war ravage gaza strip. leaders of the palestinian resistance movement, islamic jihad is also held iranians for their support of the palestinian people. today, in this quranic gathering, i should say that palestine will leave on, and resistance will live on, and we will defeat the israeli regime with the support of the islamic republic of iran. spoke a ceremony in tehran over 100,00 people gathered to denounce israel's crimes in gaza. also noted importance to the holy quran in resistance against israeli aggression. islamic republic of iran has strongly supported palestinian resistance groups and their actions against the israeli regime since the islamic revolution. it's a good way to see how poor people uh in poor countries or even in our own countries live. "fasting basically heightens your awareness of your surroundings and everyt

but it does support hamas because, like iran, hamas has the despicable goal of eliminating israel. ely, if ever, ust until the unexpected horror of the hamas attack on ne saw it as in minister his interest to keep hamas in control in gaza. don't take my word for it. he told us in his own words back in at a likud party meeting where he said, quote, anyone who wants to prevent the creation o support strengthening hamas. this is part of our strategy to divide the palestinians between those in gaza and those in judea and samaria, unquote. prime minister netanyahu. anyone who wants to prevent the creation of a palestinian state needs to support strengthening hamas. mr. president, i'd like to enter into the record apeared in haraf last year entitled arief history of the netanyahu hamas alliance. i ask unanimous consent that it be entered in the record. the presiding officer: without objection.o long as hamas was in control in gaza, how could anyone ask israel to accept a palestinian state that includednd the west bank? it's a fair question. so what are some of the ways in which prime mini

bottom line for your viewers, iran and hamas have welcomed this u.n. security council decision. e you that any security council decision welcomed by iran and hamas is not good for the state of israel or the united states of america. >> bill: i want to play a sound bite from over the weekend. vice president kamala harris on the consequences if indeed the idf goes into that southern gazan town called rafah. >> looking at a million and a half people in rafah there because they were told to go there, most of them. so we've been very clear that it would be a mistake to move into rafah with any type of military operation. >> are you ruling out there would be consequences from the united states? >> i am ruling out nothing. >> bill: from that last comment i'm ruling out nothing. that is not normally how the u.s. government talks about israel. what does that say to you? >> well, i understand that's the position of the vice president and the u.s. administration when it comes to a major military operation in rafah. when it comes to consequences, bill, let me tell you the consequences of not

, the us unfortunately abstain from, the only people celebrating, they said this openly where hamas and iranll as israel, so none of us should be rejoicing about the fact of this un vote. the prime minister has made clear, he has the entire backing of this country, the nine or 10 million people living here that hamas must be destroyed, we must finish the job. our minister has said you cannot put out 80% of the fire and leave 20% going because that fire will consume garzo. and they will attack us again because that is what they have said. we attack us again because that is what they have said-— they have said. we have to leave it there, they have said. we have to leave it there. thank— they have said. we have to leave it there, thank you _ they have said. we have to leave it there, thank you for _ they have said. we have to leave it there, thank you forjoining - they have said. we have to leave it there, thank you forjoining us. - there, thank you forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, you are watching beauty news. you are alive with bbc news. scores of people are reportedly being

terrorism by the countries, antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations, iran, yemen, hamas, syria, egypt, jordan , saudi arabia, pakistan, france, and central africa. terrorist attack in moscow. condemned, but i am talking about last night's terrorist operation in russia with an expert on russian affairs who is with us in the studio , mr. safarnejad . terrorist operations in russia, but isis has taken responsibility for this attack and this is from the russians. apparently, it has been denied and saying that it was not the work of isis, have new leads been obtained from the cause of the incident and why did the russians accuse america directly. hello, i am at your service dear viewers , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i wish you a happy new year and accept the prayers and prayers of all dear ones. since 32 years ago , the soviet union collapsed, and the republic of the russian federation , as one of the 15 countries born from the heart of the soviet union, became so-called independent. arriving in fact with the support of america, england, france

this is second. to iran since hamas launched the alexa flood operation against israel. the top hamas officials scheduled to meet with other top officials during his visit to discuss the political developments and other events surrounding the war rabbish gaza strip. leader of the palestiny movement, islamic jihad has healed iranians for their support of the people of palestine. today, in this qurani gathering, i should say that palestine will live on and resistance will live on, and we will defeat the israeli regime with the support of the islamic republic of iran. lazar spoken a ceremony in tehran where more than 10000 people gathered to denounce israel's crimes in the gaza strip. nahal noted the importance of the holy quran in the resistance against israel's aggression in palestine. the islam republic of iran has strongly supported the palestinian resistance groups and their actions against the israeli regime since the victory of the islamic revolution. indirect talks between palestiny resistance movement hamas and israel are going on for sease fire in gaza that accord

now, to further investigate the visit of the head of the political office of hamas to iran, we will contact mr. mohammad ali hosnia, the researcher of international relations , mr. hosnia salam. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service, as well as the dear audience of radio and television and khabar network. thank you first about the conditions. let's talk about where this trip took place. in fact, we are witnessing this trip a few days before the end of the sixth month of the war . what does this trip have to do with the political and military developments of the war ? you can see, as you expect, after four un resolutions passed by the united states and one resolution . by china and russia in particular. gaza was vetoed. a resolution by 11 permanent and non-permanent countries of the security council was presented in the security council and after many arguments, this resolution was approved . what are the main issues in this resolution ? fallen the cease-fire without ghaid's participation , america also raised other issues in this resolution, for w

iran-backed hamas militants killed hundreds of people in an attack on israel on october 7 and are still receiving hostages of six americans. since then , the houthis, who are also supported by iran, have attacked more than a dozen commercial vessels. three crew members died during the last attack. iran-backed forces in iraq and syria have carried out more than 170 attacks on us troops, killing three in jordan earlier this year. korila told lawmakers that there were several dangerous situations in jordan, but noted that the u.s. response, including the killing of a kataib hezbollah commander, had deterred the militants. i think it was a very strong current.' we are also a factor have not had a single attack in iraq and syria in the next 32 days, but i will say that the deterrence is temporary. you must hold the iranians accountable. retired us rear admiral mark montgomery warns that iran must be held accountable for transferring weapons to the houthis before americans protecting waterways are harmed. you have to do it ahead of time, we shouldn't wait until a us ship is damaged to take de

hamas. he probably knew that if this happens he will receive such an answer , talk about this issue, talk about the relationship between iran and the hamas movement, and now the islamic jihad , yes , in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful . it was the same as the change of the embassy of the zionist regime to the embassy of palestine , which means that this relationship is rooted in history, and even before the revolution, many of our fighters, the fighters of the revolution , had gone to the palestinian groups and had been trained in the south of neblan and other countries, and in the memories of this interest. and the relationship is a completely historical relationship well, the main aspiration of our revolution is the freedom of the holy holy place. in fact, the imam himself named it holy day, and now we are in the days of holy day. the reason why the imam called the last friday of the holy month of ramadan and the holy day was to unite all the muslims of the world against this cancerous tumor of the regime. zionist and let's not forget that in this month of ramadan, when all the muslims are fasting and prayin

now, to further investigate the visit of the head of hamas's political office to iran, we will contact mr. mohammad ali hasnia , a researcher of international relations . thank you, first, let's talk about the conditions in which this trip was carried out . in fact, we are witnessing this trip a few days before the end of the sixth month of the war. how does this trip relate to the political and military developments of the war? see, as you expect, the height after the 4 un resolutions. which was vetoed by the united states and a resolution by china and russia regarding the gaza war, a resolution was proposed by 11 permanent and non-permanent countries of the security council in the security council, and after much debate , this resolution was approved. what is in this resolution? there are some basic issues, one is that a ceasefire should happen in the month of ramadan, a ceasefire without ghaid and other issues raised by america. this resolution, which was given a grateful vote and caused great dissatisfaction to the zionist authorities, the developments in gaza are moving in a direc

iran. the palestinian resistance hamas has presented to mediators a proposal for sease fire in gaza which includesr a permanent ceasefire after the initial prisoner exchange. while the office of the israeli entity prime minister considered hamas's response to be unrealistic, some israeli entity officials hinted that this awaghed response, which they had been anticipating for weeks, could represent a sign of progress. it might allow for transitioning to more serious negotiations regarding detailed deal in a later stage in the qatari capital daha. back to... talks this week on the meety stream, archaeology is the science of studying ancient artifacts to be able to find out what time period they are from, what materials they are made out of and other characteristics, but most importantly perhaps what can this artifact? tell us about the people who actually made this artifact, what tools did they use, what techniques and technologies were available to them that made the making of this artifact actually possible, and we need to be uh studying that artifact in a way that we don't actually damage the art

many believe that iran motivated hamas to disrupt this process and back since october 7.aders suggest the desire is stronger than ever to find a path forward. arab leaders could not lose their stomachs for peace now this critical inflection point.e path to normalization with israel and the u.s. should use all of its power to influence and bring and make them cooperate constructively. if my speaking out today has any effect it will probably have things. but if this conflict is to be resolved we need comparable palestinian and arab leaders to also speak responsibly to their people about the path forward for peace. now is the leadership. after israelis and palestinians have experienced so much horror and loss of life, to not have something meaningful come out o. history will look back on what we do here. are were together to have the courage to make an all-out push to p bring about peace once and forr all? to bring to this conflictartin . called the fierce urgency of now. to end the cycles of tragedy and of pain. i have always said when horrific things happen some turn inwar

happened with the chaotic withdrawal in afghanistan,what happened with russia happened with iran-backed hamas and israel. and we're seeing increased air gretion from southeast asia and china. we know the world is involved in chaos and war due to joe biden's leadership. jep ar kiezing my children's safety motivates day. joe biden needs to respond to why our country looks weak on the world stage and i need him to respond not just with rhetoric and empty lies. i need him to respond with actual fact, telling me what he's done and what he's going to do to keep my children safe and again the children of so many americans. i'll be watching tomorrow night like so many other moms and dads will be. i hope our concerns are answered. thank you. now it's a great honor for know introduce, my colleague, mark mowl narro from new york's 19th. mr. molinaro: thank you, jen. riley's killer was arrested and released in the state of new york. in my home state. why? because states like new york embrace sanctuary city policies. governors like kathy hochul embold on a national crisis, undermine public safety and thre

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outfront tonight in tech ron as israel continues its military campaign against hamas in gaza, with casualties mounting >> you, iran warning the israel hamas war risks leading to a direct confrontation between tehran and washington. the speaker of the iranian parliament's foreign policy committee tells me we think that if there will be no finish for the swore, it can go in bigger scale and it's it >> can be harmful for everybody you'll note that the safety is one of the parties who are in support of this ray. >> the us accuses iran of arming hamas for years, aiding the group's attack against israel on october 7, last year, killing more than 1,000 israelis and taking hundreds hostage and for supporting the houthis in yemen who are targeting international shipping in the red sea allegedly to force an end to the israel hamas war. >> but it was attacks >> by iran-backed militias against us bases in the middle east, including one killing three us service members on january 28, and the us uk military counters strike in iraq and syria, that brought the us and iranian tension to a new level. president biden says, the us is

iran. on the other hand, hamas attack know and it's in the report as owwell, iran did not have any foreigndge, path with the united states after math and understanding that both sides achieved last summer which relted in the longest period of attacks against forces in iraq and syria. it has -- put vulnerability on full suffered multiple cyber and covid operations in this period which, again, highlights vulnerability they have at time. it also highlighted iran to sacrifice strategic anything homeland and i think that weakens the credibility of iran's deterrence. second point is that the overall concept of iran's strategy which boils down to forward defense based on having the proxies and partners away fm iranian borders that would deter attack on iranian soil has proven simultaneously to be successful and yet perilous. successful because the strategy has basically allowed iran waye indian ocean through the mediterranean through the red sea and the access has operated -- it's a much more coordinated fashion than anything we had seen in all of these years and yet the fact that and arms these

iran. but on the other hand, the horrible hamas attack on octobew and it's in the odni report as will, iran did not have any foreknowledge. ds go toward iran was going with the united states, space in the aftermath of an informal understand the both sites achieved last summer which resulted in the longest time of lawless attacks against u.s. forces in iraq and syria. it has come the war has also put iran's vulnerability on full display. iran's preoccupation with what's happening on its western borders resulted in isis exploiting its distraction and conducting an attack on iranian soil from the east. also iran has suffered multiple cyber and covert operations in this time which again highlights extreme degree of probability they have at home. it has also highlighted the reluctance of iran to sacrifice any of its strategic assets for anything short of the fence of its homeland. and i think that weakens the credibility of iran's deterrent. second point is the overall concept of iran's regional strategy which boils down to four defense based on having these proxies and partners away from irania

since day one of iran's islamic revolution, and i and i think that you know the praise that we see from the leaders of hamas and pij for iran is completely without question um accurate, iran has been there for their allies since day one, and i don't think that's going to go away uh any point throughout history. mr. riswee, the other nations that follow in the footsteps of the islamic republic in supporting the palestinian cause, we can mention lebanon, yemen, iraq and syria. so why aren't other uh regional blocks or arab governments stepping up to support a just cause or at least now uh do something to stop the genocide and onslot on innocent women and children in gaza. many officials have called on muslim arab countries uh to openly express their opposition to israel and severatize with the israeli regime, so why is that not happening? yes, there are many countries that come to mind that aren't helping the palestinian cause, but rather directly helping the zinanis cause. few that come to mind immediately are the united arab emirates, jordan, saudi arabia, and although not an arab country, turkia who has ac

outfront tonight in tech ron >> as israel continues its military campaign against hamas in gaza, with casualties mounting, you, iran warning the israel hamas war risks leading to a direct confrontation between tehran and washington thinking the speaker of the iranian parliament's foreign policy committee tells me they think that if there will be no finish for the swore, it can go in bigger scale and it can be harmful for everybody you know, for the safety is one of the parties who are in support of this ray. >> the us accuses iran of arming hamas for years, aiding the group's attack against israel on october 7, last year, killing more than 1,000 israelis and taking hundreds hostage and for supporting the houthis in yemen who are targeting international shipping and red sea allegedly to force an end to the israel hamas war. but it was attacks by iran-backed militias against us bases in the middle east, including one killing three us service members on january 28, and the us uk military counter strike in iraq and syria that brought the us and iranian tension two a new level. president biden says, the us is not seekin

has lost the war as it's failed to achieve its declared objectives including the radication of hamas. iran, china and russia kicked off main phase of joint maritime exercises in the iranian territorial waters, located in north of the sea of oman. first phase of drills, different units of islamic republic of iran navy, the navy of the islamic revolution guard core along with naval forces from russia and china have conducted different types of maritime exercises. iran, russia and china have conducted the main phase of a joint naval. dubbed maritime security belt 2024. after arriving at the northern part of the indian ocean, the vessels of the three countries practiced different operations. the joint drills took place in 17 square kilometers of water in a region that is an internationally crucial hop for energy and trade traffic. the first phase of the naval drills included live firing at designated surface targets in the sea of oman, various vessels and fast attack crafts from the irgc were also involved in the exercise. the vessels were armed with the state of the art home-grown advanced we

may also be the e franco of the cost of storage i'm sure iran necessarily knew exactly when hamas would factor when we do but acted without iranian help? i think most of us would say no. and if iran is accountable for that. and yet if you look at the international response, so little of it as had anything to do with iran. iran has arguably made significant strategic gains throughout this process, in fact, over seven. it has driven a wedge between u.s. and israel. it has isolated u.s. conditional on the world stage. it has elevated hamas i would say in the palestinian sphere and the houthis have gained i pn has paid, the price that we the united states have exacted on iran, it's been pretty low for argument haseen basically zilch. so we see sort of this era of one study to the next what iran is never really the top priority for the united states, which i think since i ran just fine. i think if you go back to what all he was talking about, part of iran strategy is to keep its adversaries including the united es preoccupied with other things so they are not focused on iran. let me say brie

iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullahyan in tehran. the meeting comes only few days after the political bureau chief of hamas ismahanah arrived. the iranian capital for high-level talks. gisumish ahmedi has the details. the grounds of solidarity on full display. secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, zayad nakhala meeting with iran's foreign minister hussein ahmed abdullahyan to discuss the latest developments in gaza and the ongoing genocidal war. and later, taking to the same podium as the political bureau. chief of hamas ismail hania took less than a week ago to thank iran for playing an important role in supporting the resistance of the palestinian people. the palestinian resistance has always been supported by iran, which has paid the prize for constantly defending palestinian's rights. iran's active diplomacy played a leading role in clarifying the position of palestine's resistance and the palestine. people will eventually achieve final victory in their fight against israel, they will be a model for all the people of the world. words that echo comments made by ismail hanho is also in tehran for high level talk

th biden administration has flowed more than $100 billion to iran, has sent the money that paid for the hamasthose act of atrocities. this amendment is very simple. it prohibits the biden administration from sending billions of dollars to iran. the ayatollah pledges death to america and death to israel. the question is, does the unite responsible for funding the genocidal, theocratic lunatic who leads hamas, who is waging war against israel? the democrats are going to move to table, and so a vote -- for yes is a vote to fund iran, a fund for no is to say not one more penny should go to the ira. the presiding officer: senator's time has expired. mr. cardin: mr. president, i rise in opposition to this motion. it does not do what the senator from texas says. our sanctions are critical national security tools. the u.s.-iranian sanctions are the strongest economic sanctions in the world. the cruz amendment would eliminate the waiver that's available for national security interests. this provision would effectively limit the use of the waiver in any instaes in which is met the significant threshold

have been -- fighting a war against a group of organization hamas, which is isis of gaza, hamas meeting with iran >> joining me right now mar on this 70th secretary of state fox news contributor secretary mike pompeo thanks so much for being here. good morning great to be with you. maria: i mean all of this about rafah, israel, comes on the heels of comments from chuck schumer, negative comments about bibi netanyahu no longer receivers people of israel new election, get him out, sherrod brown senator there saying he would equate hamas and bibi netanyahu president buying say chuck schumer's speech was good speech, of course, resulting in israelis canceling delegate trip to united states access the situation for us now. >> well maria that is pretty good laydown of the situation the waigs that israel, whatever secretary austin says where, close maybe true we have not proven to be a reliable partner allowed u.n. to pass a resolution for fire without tying to release of hostages you can't go to rafah without -- the idf isn't going into rafah without a implementable plan a detailed plan to try to minim

my question very frank question, one is that thomas hamas is a terrorist. but the state of iran killed way more people does the state of israel killed way more people that hamas did on october 7. secondly, i would like to ask, since most of the political and military muscle that israel uses to conduct its crimes against humanity is given by the u.s., would it be fair to call the usa state sponsor of terrorism? i think your question actually contain answers within it. let me, let'sttle history here. as the person online noted the former prime minister of israel had been a terrorist before the creation of the states. we know that yasser arafat and the plo were considered a terrorist organization for many, many years. then in 1988, mr. daines had a meeting in algiers, which i actually attended as a journalist, where they recognized israel's right to exist. of course, they were late, they recognized the 1948 partition 40 years too late. have a horrible situation where their prospects for peace which have become frustrated, looking down there is individuals and organizations for acti

all for one and one for all, they are willing to sacrifice a lesser member of this axis, like hamas, and iran is not willing to sacrifice hezbollah for defending hamas or the palestinians because hezbollah is a crown jewel for its defense policy and for preserving iran itself. so it is a mixed picture. and in the process, i think there are other points of vulnerability that have come to surface. if you look at the kind of retaliation the u.s. has engaged in, for instance, killing very senior officials. what israel has done in syria in the past six months, we have at least 11 commanders that have been assassinated by israel in syria. this is such a break from the pattern of the past failures, because we used to have -- past few years, because we used to have lots of iranian assets in syria but there was this tradition of giving itself into personnel on the ground so they would know that an attack is coming to minimize casualties. but now attacks are aimed at killing iranians and irgc. and you see that iran cannot retaliate in kind. even the rhetoric of revenge that we used to hear from iran wh

iran correctly sees that and correctly backs that as you saw throughout years, specifically with general suleimani who worked on the battlefront with leaders of the of the islamic resistance and also hamas of pij, and also the pflp who all praised iran, all prayed general sulaimani, six months later, and they're they're unable to stop, the palestinian resistance to the point where the palestinian resistance, even from the north is able to send rockets into occupy palestine, sending sellers running into their basements. uh, the israeli regime has been unable to stop the... palestinian resistance and because of that um the they're now resolving to killing civilians, the as they've always have been, they're resorting to these war crimes, they're resorting to starvation, especially in the month of ramadan, which is just absolutely prepostous, and you see the true face of the zionist regime, which many of us have seen throughout years, but now it's exposed to the international community that zionist regime is in fact this genocidal uh illegitimate occupation and even um "the the international courts are seeing this, international appendages that once you know ignored palestine are now forced

is iran. >> it is linked to hamas >> they're >> hezbollah. to the hutus >> all bark of its axis of resistance >> why is iran at >> the center of this conflict in so many ways >> and why? hi, this relentless hostility to american to answer those questions, we need to go back decades and try to understand why iran hates america good evening. i'm fareed zakaria iran in the united states shared deep psychic and emotional scars going back years, but none is remembered more buy americans than the hostage crisis of 1979 we watch what appeared to be an irrational, furious attack and wondered why or how anyone would act this way but to iran, taking the hostages was completely rational given the history that led up to that moment. >> in >> november 1979, iranian students stormed the us embassy and ron turning it into a prison for american embassy staff the young revolutionary spent months in the embassies basement trying to piece together evidence of past american misdeeds >> why? >> because david's earlier that basement was where american and british s

it has to be said also that israel's relationship with iran and hamas doesn't make it the primary target but again, islamic terrorists are furious and have been for decades because of the way they control some of these areas in the country. those areas are generally very poor, there are people constantly trying to scratch out islamic terrorism and that would be where the mind would go but, you know, what vladimir putin does weather or not he sends a message this is an attack on the country needs more soldiers and asked to push that's what we have to look for in the coming days. >> martha: when you get this shot at a distance, the fire in this building is extraordinary. it is evening there, i think 11:00 o'clock if i catch the time right in the corner there, 10:38 in russia. i'm not sure what if there was an explosion or if this was part of it, some sort of incendiary device but in norma's fire that has been going as a part of this >> yes, and you think about back to the similar attack that happened in russia as well in 2017 was the last in st. petersburg and there was an attack in anothe

iran was broke, no money for hamas or hezbollah, this would have never happened. they wouldn't have done it to me. they have no respect for biden and frankly they got soft and what happened is incredible. it never should have happened. russia would never have attacked ukraine, never. you know it, everybody knows it and that wouldn't have happened. this is on biden. >> brian: do you think the president is in the process of abandoning israel? i don't think he knows what to say about many subjects, it is people around him, fascists and communists are calling the shots, he is not calling the shots. >> lawrence: what did you think about them calling for a ceasefire, is that something you support or is that off the table for you? >> this would never have happened, this attack on israel and israel's counter attack would never have happened. this would never have happened and it is horrible to watch it because if things went right in 20, which they should have and didn't for very bad and sinister reasons, this -- all these people that are dead in ukraine and russia and is

or the congress to say, well, how do we stop this thing before it evolves out of control, hamas, hezballah, iran are trying to control it, it's israel that's the main problem, and we have... hold over israel because we are enabling the genocide with our weapons and with our political support, our vetos at the security council, etc., etc., all we have to do is change our policy and... and of course intelligence people have to pretty much shy away from that, because to be too blunt on that is to expose yourself to charges of politicization and worse. okay, now george, let's not turn to number of arab states in the midst of this, and this gaza war is said to be posing a challenge to many of them, you know, uh, on the streets, people are expressing their views, they are standing by palestinian. is that they condemn is really crimes uh, but to arab states that the authorities do not necessarily share the same views and some of them even you know they already uh signed the so-called deal of the century to normalize relations and some of them of course regretted uh at this point but you see that number

hanya on his part appreciated iran stance on palestine. the hamas official emphasized resistance fighters enjoy high morale in confronting what he called israel's war machine. hany also spoke about ongoing talks aimed at establishing a gaza seizfire. he said israel is refusing to meet hamas conditions, which are the legitimate demands of all palestinians. therefore he had regime is responsible for a possible failure of negotiations. loristan's prestine nature with vast oak forests, gaping gorgeous and amazing waterfalls. it's where heaven and earth meet each other and stars frequent to welcome the visitors at nights. join us to watch the most wonderful place in the heart of europe. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. lebanon's resistance movement to hezbulah has been pushing forward with the santi israel operations amed the regime's unrelenting onslot on gaza. however a recently launched foremback propaganda campaign is seeking to undermine widespread support for hezbulah's endeavors. press tv's beirot correspondent miriam s

with iran's foreign minister, hossain abdullah hian to discuss the latest developments in gaza and the ongoing genocidal war, and later, taking to the same podium as the political bureau chief of hamas ismail hania took, less than a week ago, to thank iran for playing an important role in supporting the resistance of the palestinian people. the palestinian resistance has always been supported by iran, which has paid the prize for constantly defending palestinians rights. iran's active diplomacy played a leading role in clarifying the position of palestine's resistance, and the palestinian people will eventually achieve. final victory in their fight against israel, they will be a model for all the people of the world, words that echo comments made byah, tehran for high-level talks. both officials have met with iran's leader ayatollah said ali khamenei and other high ranking officials, including the iranian president. these meetings with high ranking iranian officials show that iran plays a significant role as a consulting party. it also shows the high level of coordination between iran and the axis of resistance, sending a clear message that iran will always support palestine. meanwh

increased aggression by china, the israel-hamas war, the iran nuclear threat, and proxy attacks on ouroops and shipping vessels. the ukraine-russia war now entering you three. that happened last weekend. a border crisis putting our national security at risk. and north korea's escalating hostility. here is senator dan sullivan. >> biden cut defense spending by 25%. they wrecked readiness. i'm a ranking member on the readiness subcommittee and armed services. if you look around the world, you see chaos, and a lot of that in my view has been driven by the biden administration's weakness. >> when it comes to mission readiness, our military branches are struggling with recruitment and morale is plunging. for a unique roundtable discussion, we are putting the military and focused today. lieutenant colonel danny davis, senator joni ernst, army combat veteran and member of the armed services committee, joey jones. you are neither one of those things. [laughs] those were your titles. although you are in the military. so that brought us all closer together. joey jones, retired marine bomb techni

the saying goes, pulling all the strings, iran is a supporter of hamas and hezbollah. iran is a supporter of the lease and yemen, going after israel. once the world looks like it will include, maybe separating from israel, maybe israel is vulnerable and it's going to estimate because the houthis will come after israel and the red sea, has a lot welcome hamas well and they are trying to drive a wedge between the united states and israel and once they smell there is a wedge, a division on daylight between the united states and israel, that's when they escalate. netanyahu said are going to defend ourselves no matter what the united states does. liz: israel cancel delegation to meet with biden white house officials, they are furious. didn't the biden team worn any resolutions like this would only obligate talk of a temporary cease-fire in exchange for hostage relations because they give musk threshold? the resolution did not require hamas to release israeli hostages as a condition of cease-fire but didn't biden white house make that a requirement in three pr

honey on his part appreciated iran's stance on palestine, hamas offish. emphasized that resistance fighters enjoy high morale in confronting what he called israel's war machine, honey also spoke about the ongoing talks aimed at establishing a ceasefire in gaza. he said israel is refusing to meet hamas conditions, which are the legitimate demands of the palestinians, therefore he added the regime is responsible for a possible failure of the negotiations. the iranian people are preparing to celebrate their biggest national festival. nourus a feast inherited from the dawn of civilization with multiple layers of significance still relevant to the 21st century. these and more on this edition of iran today. welcome back, lebanon's resistance movie in hazbella has been pushing forward with its anti-israel operations amit israel's relentless onslot on gaza, however recently launched foreign-backed propaganda campaign seeks to undermine the widespread support for heswallah's endeavors. press tv's beroot correspondent reports. since the allox of flood operation and the israeli genocidal aggression ag

hamas movement enters iran like a conquering leader and a conquering president, and at the level of a president from him it is welcomed and the world is welcoming it, just last night i saw the president of colombia announced. if israel does not adhere to this resolution, we will cut off our own diplomatic narrative. therefore , i want to say that this resolution was a turning point , it was an achievement, but it is not complete and should be corrected in the next resolutions. for example, let me give a small example, when saddam attacked kuwait , security council resolution 77 was immediately approved. well , saddam did not commit to this resolution, immediately after that other resolutions came. next and the end of the war in gaza, i am very optimistic i am one last point, i would like to add, this resolution and the lack of us veto indicate mr. biden's new view of the war. mr. biden has realized that the zionist regime will not win . what happened in the field forced the americans and the zionists to turn to such a path to a ceasefire. you see , the zionists were not forced, but th

in the first case of tonight's program , we will analyze ismail haniyeh's trip to iran, the head of hamas's political office. payment in the second case , we examine the reports of zionist crimes in shifa hospital in gaza. the third case will also be devoted to the opposition of the uk supreme court to the immediate extradition of julian assange, the american war crime whistleblower. at first , we see the latest developments in the last 24 hours of the war against gaza in the context of palestine.

hunia on his part appreciated iran's stance on palestine, the hamas official emphasized that resistance fighters enjoy high morale and confronting what he called israel's war machine. honey also spoke about the ongoing talks aimed at establishing a ceasefire in gaza. he said israel is refusing to meet hamas conditions, which are the legitimate demands of the palestinians. therefore he added the regime is responsible for a possible failure of the negotiations. loristan's prestine nature with vast. oke forests, gaping gorges and amazing waterfalls. it's where heaven and earth meet each other and stars frequent to welcome the visitors at nights. join us to watch the most wonderful place in the heart of europe, welcome back everybody, tensions remain high along lebanon's southern border as hezwa resistance fighters are engaged in clashes with israeli forces, in a recent development, the lebanese resistance group says it is carried out fresh up. against israeli targets north of the occupied territories. this came after the israeli regime hit residential areas in southern lebanon. for more on

adversaries like russia and china and iran which is backing the hamas group in gaza. debate that's playing out in congress. that's why this is taken months and months because on the one side, people say every penny we ■spend on ukraine against russia or defending israel against iran and defending thai against china will save us tons of money in the fur avoiding conflict with those of -- aggressive adversaries. others say it doesn't work that way. we need to take care of ourselves at he country and not be going off on these far-flung adventures that may not pay off at all. that's■ really part of what we are seeing here behind the scenes. host: do you have any details as to what's in the dhs bill for the border specifically? guest: has not been published yet but what i've heard is that they were able to add several billions of dollars for more border enforcement and i that was something the republican saw as a win. we will just have to see when the text comes out. host: what's the holdup? why hasn't come out yet? i thought everything was agreed to? guest: most agreed to