hamdan, is about reports that suggest that hamas, a political barrow chief ismail hania and leader of hamas in the gaza strip have lost contact, what is the situation now? between the two, has contact been reestablished, or the other thing that i want to know, is there a disagreement between the two, fire? let me answer the second question, which is the consensus a cease fire. there is agreement on all the basic issues whether between brother ismail hania, brother yahya sinwar or even within the political bureau of the movement. most of the talk about internal division is rumors spread by the zionist occupation forces, the psychological warfare organization in the occupation army whose goal is to weaken the palestinian front so as to make it appear as if there's a division within the resistance to affect our people or to make us comments and say that unity exists or that there is a certain thing going on which may leads to providing information to designist entity that will help it reach the leadership of the resistance in gaza. we say that the leadership decisions are made through th

that was i from the lebanese capital beirot where the head of the hamas political bureau ismail hania was addressing via video call uh the alts international institution in beirot. let's quickly go over what was just said by mr. hunya. he uh initially stated the zionist regime has committing the most heinous crimes i made the war on the palestinians in gaza. he said that this is a battle for the sake of our nation uh and adding that the uh zionist regime is starving and therefore killing the people and azavia uh starvation and uh weaponizing the issue of hunger, he said the gaza has been at the forefront of the struggle against the occupation, that's it, with the latest comments coming from head of the hamas political bureau ismail hania who is addressing a conference in the lebanese capital bayrut via um video conference, so we're going to return to the normal course of programming here on press tv, so stick around, there's plenty more to come, bye for now. this is my land. and my country, it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of

hamdan, is about reports that suggest that hamas, a political barrow chief, ismail hania and leader of hamas in the gaza strip have lost contact. what is the situation? between the two, has contact been reestablished or the other thing that i want to know is there a disagreement between the two when it comes to a cease fire? let me answer the second question, which is the consensus a cease fire. there is agreement on all the basic issues whether between brother is, brother yah or even within the political bureau of the... most of the talk about internal division is rumors spread by the zionist occupation forces, the psychological warfare organization in the occupation army whose goal is to weaken the palestinian front so as to make it appear as if there's a division within the resistance to affect our people or to make us comment and say that unity exists or that there is a certain thing going on which may leads to providing information to the zionist entity that will... help it reach the leadership of the resistance in gaza. we say that the leadership decisions are made through the co

from our side, there was a clear statement by our brother ismail hania, head of the political bureau, that we deal positively with ideas that we are keen to stop the aggression, provide relief to our people and the people of the siege. and the starts of reconstruction process, in exchange for all of this, we will go to the prisoner exchange process and therefore we have clearly defined our position, we are waiting for the enemy to have a positive position, the ball is in their courts and the mediators court, we have not backed down as long as we are negotiating, we go on with it, and as long as the fight goes on, we fight, thank you so much, mr. hamdan, and now we will continue the uh interview after very short break. okay, now you're watching us uh having an interview with mr. osama hamzan, the member of the political bureau of hamas resistance movement. mr. hamdan, how can hamas uh utilize internal pressure on netanyahu by emphasizing the urgency of releasing prisoners in gaza? by highlighting the significant. of this issue within israeli society and among political stakeholders, th

the iranian foreign ministers also met with hamas political bureau chief ismail hania in doha. the two discussed the latest developments in gaza and the delivery of human aid to civilians among other topics. i mean abdullah is on a regional tour, it's already taken him to syria and lebanon. and with that we come to the end of this uh news broadcast. thank you for watching and goodbye. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought brought in new people to replace the old nation, they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic islamic setting. what would have happened if hisbullah have been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006. war about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it, depressed coverage of this assassination ofani now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some uh... we must no

hamas political leader ismail hania says they have received a gaza ceacefire proposal mediated by qatar and egypt. he says hamas is open to discussing any serious and practical initiatives or... ideas provided that they lead to a comprehensive cessation of aggression. iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullahan says the united states knows very well that only a political solution can end israel's ongoing genocide against the gaza strip and the crisis gripping west asia. the un redoubles efforts to keep life-saving funds flowing to anna, its agency for palestinian refugees after more than 10 countries suspended their financial contributions to it. anrua provides crucial aid to over 2 million civilians in the gaza strip. we'll be asking a palestinian journalist, what a suspension of funds means for the palestinians in gaza and beyond? and here in the uk, anti-arms trait protesters target a weapons industry gathering a swanky london hotel, accusing the participants and the british government of complicity in the us-israeli genocidal war on gaza. so far, the carnage in gaza has killed ne

hamas political leader ismail hania is in cairo to review a six-week ceasefire proposal forged in paris over the weekend ahead of us secretary of state anthony blinken's return to the region for further talks. yemen says its naval units have fired several missiles a us navy warship in the red sea. an iraqi resistance forces have launched a drone attack on the port city of haifa in the israeli occupied territories, both those attacks aimed at stopping the us israeli genocide in gaza. well joining me on this edition here in the studio, business owner and analyst noor fechri and via skype from assex, organizer and activist fatima dasa. thank you both for being here. i'll start with you, noor. do you think, given what we heard right now, that we may be on the cusp of a cease fire? i do believe that we are very close to a cease fire, particularly with the negotiations taking place, but again we're not, we're not there just yet, there are certain criteria. that need to be upheld for the force fire to, what are those take place? yes, so firstly that would be for the complete withdraw of the is

ismail hannah made the remarks following a meeting with qatar's amir sheikh tamim bin hamed alani. hania said the palestinians will not allow the regime to use cease fire talks as cover for a starvation crime against palestinian. palestinians pardon separately hamas slam us support for the israeli war of starvation. it said international communities inability to stop it is a disgrace to humanity. hamas added. meeting statements by us officials about the humanitarian situation in gaza will not absolve washington of its responsibility for the situation. in is the invasion to gaza's southern city of raffa, looms larger, international warnings of its consequences grow louder and more ominous and now the united nations chief says any such offensive will completely end the un's assistance programs in the besieg strip. rafa is the core of the humanitarian aid operation andrwa is the backbone of that effort, and all all israeli offensive on the city would not only be terrifying for more than million palestinan civilians sheltering there, it would put the final nail in the coffin of our aid progr

hamas political leader ismail hania says they have received a gaza cease fire proposal mediated by qatar and egypt. he says hamas is open to discussing any serious and practical initiatives or...