, israel, israel, israel, israel, israel. people came to the streets to express their hatred for the zionist regime. today, the time has come for all axis of resistance let's stand together and stand with one voice against the zionist regime and the united states. following the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, the iraqi government announced three days of public compensation. reactions to the assassination of seyed hassan nasrallah continue. international figures called this terrorist act a war crime. this reaction of a famous indian journalist and writer to the assassination of the secretary general of hezbollah by the zionists of israel, saying that he killed sayyid hassan nasrallah, what he does not understand is that there are millions of sayyid hassan nasrallah , is not similar to this comment. israel launched a bombardment campaign south of beirut with 900 mortar bombs it started a kilo offered by the us and razed it to the ground to kill a man, and that man was seyyed hassan nasrallah. it was the leader of hezbollah

israel for allowing lebanon to -et israel for allowing lebanon to get to— israel for allowing lebanonnations — get to the brink. several arab nations the _ get to the brink. several arab nations. the un _ nations. the un . secretary—general nations. the un _ secretary—general reiterating the need _ secretary—general reiterating the need to— secretary—general reiterating the need to not— secretary—general reiterating the need to not have - secretary—general reiterating the need to not have a - the need to not have a collective _ the need to not have a collective punishmentl the need to not have a i collective punishment of palestinian _ collective punishment of palestinian people. - collective punishment of palestinian people. noti collective punishment of- palestinian people. not have the indiscriminate _ palestinian people. not have the indiscriminate use - palestinian people. not have the indiscriminate use of- the indiscriminate use of force _ the indiscriminate use of force. benjamin- the indiscriminate use of. force. benjamin netanyahu the indiscriminate use of- force. benjamin n

either morteza labik or ali labik, death to israel israel, merck on israel, death on israel, death on israel, israel, death on israel, israel, we have to continue their way so that they don't feel discouraged, just like hazrat agha said, the resistance front is victorious. we are palestine and gaza. members of parliament condemned the crime of the zionist regime in the assassination of the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah by chanting slogans of death to america and death to israel on the floor of the islamic council. the speaker of the parliament also condoled the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah and called the crimes of the zionists an attempt to compensate for the strategic failures after the al-aqsa storm operation and added that the combined and psychological wars of the regime zionism cannot return security to the occupied territories with american military and media financial support, and the resistance front will win the war of wills. with the victory of the resistance front in the war of will. we will see that the various elements of resistance with the help of the

knows or israel— don't know whether israel knows or israelestroyed? and even though it — has israel destroyed? and even though it has taken out a few of the — though it has taken out a few of the top leaders, what about the mid — of the top leaders, what about the mid range leaders? some were — the mid range leaders? some were injured, some were killed, in those — were injured, some were killed, in those pager attacks, the walkie—talkie attacks but this is a vast _ walkie—talkie attacks but this is a vast network, and we talked _ is a vast network, and we talked earlier about this redwan force said to be based close — redwan force said to be based close to — redwan force said to be based close to the border with israei. _ close to the border with israel, because its whole raison _ israel, because its whole raison d'etre is to carry out the — raison d'etre is to carry out the kind _ raison d'etre is to carry out the kind of incursion in israel to go— the kind of incursion in israel to go as _ the kind of incursion in israel to go as far as the

.. um migration, it's very important to look at that, israel's israel is leaving the occupied lands, how much of an impact does this have on israel's economy? well, first of all, israel is experiencing demographic shock because of its mergerous genocidal war that the leaders of israel are continuing. um, the figures of evacuation and immigration from israel, israel citizens of russian background, israeli citizens of european background, israeli citizens of north american or south american background are fleeing the country for one simple reason, they do not agree with the aggression of israel and the genocidal war against the palestinians and second and perhaps most important for their own families because their children will be recruited into this genocidal war and they do not want their children to be victims of the genocide being conducted by the zionist regime. okay, i'm going to ask you the same question um if i may when it comes to this uh john lucas um the way that the israelis are migrating out of israel along with the shortage of workers is surely to impact the israeli economy. how much of an impact will that have do you t

israel israel. certain uk armaments exports to israel that — israel. israel that does exist a _ israel. certain uk armaments exports to israel that does exist a clear - to israel that does exist a clear risk that they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. by, violation of international humanitarian law. �* ., ., . ., ., humanitarian law. a ma'or change for school inspections _ humanitarian law. a ma'or change for school inspections and — humanitarian law. a major change for school inspections and assessments i school inspections and assessments in england, a month after they are linked to a head teacher suicide.

their general, their troops, their future, their presence, everything against israel, israel, we lose everything, why? because israel, we shouldn't forget is a state which has been implanted by the west, israel have no future, has no future in this part of the world, this is the land of... palestine is for the palestinians, the palestinians are ready to sacrifice to liberate their countries from the israelis and the libanese are also ready to fight and they forch heroicly in order to liberate and they liberated southern lebanon, the most of the lebanon of from the israelis and i think as i always say in my lectures in my public. meetings in europe, i ask european countries to withdraw all those european zionist sittlers, zionist, jewish settlers sent by europe to that part of the world before it is too late because the palestinians and the arabs and the muslims are quite determined to liberate their country and to live in honor and

death to israel, death to israel israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, israel, death to israel . god willing , hezbollah will be stronger and stronger with the spirit that seyyed hassan nasrallah breathed in this resistance front. god willing, we will witness the final victory of hezbollah. martyr seyed hassan nasrallah will be replaced . a muslim of the world is dekain and he is the one who killed nasrallah in the majlis by chanting the slogan of death to america and death to israel in the hall of the islamic council of the regime, a crime. zionists condemned labik for the assassination of the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon. labik, or rasulullah labik, or rasulullah labik, or free leader, we are ready, we are ready, free leader, we are ready, we are ready, free leader. the speaker of the parliament also condoled the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah and called the crimes of the zionists an attempt to compensate for the strategic failures after the al-aqsa storm operation and added that the combined and psychological wars of the zionist regime with the mi

israel. death to israel death to israel death to israel death to israel islam merck to america mer america death to america death to america death to america death to america death to israel death to america death to america. death to israel death to israel death to israel death to israel news death to israel death to israel death to america deadly america deadly america deadly america. you with khabar 20, 12 minutes and 20 seconds and summarizing the future of developments in the region, the future of lebanon's developments goes back to the consensus of the lebanese government that in the removal of the presidency is going on, and if hizbollah and the new leader of this consensus are established , there will be a great agreement in lebanon. today i saw the blade of jumblat, the person who usually beats the leader of the resistance , today he was saying why we cannot take revenge on them, that is, those they were also against the resistance front, they know that if there is no resistance front , they themselves will suffer a lot . israel definitely wants to imagine lebanon. those who have proble

israel. and what about israel? separate to - with israel. and what about israel? separate to the - israel? ver according to resolution 1701, which was tied up resolution 1701, which was tied up after the 2006 war that we both covered. was that ever likely to be achievable that the kind of war we are now staring at? i the kind of war we are now staring at?— the kind of war we are now staring at? i went back and looked at _ staring at? i went back and looked at what _ staring at? i went back and looked at what with - staring at? i went back and looked at what with the - staring at? i went back and i looked at what with the aims staring at? i went back and - looked at what with the aims of the ninth 96 war, and i was based in the region that, and a 2006 war that we both saw in israel and lebanon and the aims of the same this time. they want to degrade, to stop hezbollah's ability to fire rockets into israel, and to set “p rockets into israel, and to set up a list of north of the river, in other words further away from the israel— lebanon border. and in this case, they want to allow these some

the oppressed, one voice , or nasrallah, sardad israel, israel, death has come to the enemy who oppresses sayyed hassan, messenger of god, death to israel, protect the nation of god, ismail is destroyed, sayyed hassan nasrallah, one thought, one school. anti-zionist , we support palestine and lebanon until the end of our lives . with the testimony of the leaders of the resistance, there is no problem in thinking about the purpose of the resistance. from new york, usa to brazil, france and west asia , there are also gatherings condemning the assassination of the secretary general of hezbollah. we are in the field and ready for any eventuality , i declare that what we do is the least the rate is based on the plan that the field demands and we will act based on the plan we have. we know that the battle is long and we are ready for it. thousands of zionists wandering in talawi airport to escape from the occupied territories with the cancellation of flights in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most mer

that's the essential israel's nose and do you see israel as a country to be emulated? yes. israel is of the great miracle in the world economy. it it's it's per capita income for arabs and -- is higher than german is or or britain's or france. japan's it's it's the source of many of the key technologies that drive the us economy. people often imagine that somehow israel was dependent on us. but it's just as true that the us is dependent on the genius of israel for the most rapid, rapidly growing companies in the us economy. we give our example israel intel is our leading semiconductor company and israel, i mean, intel is really in israel only companies at. its yeah, they invented the end degraded circuit but the integrated circuit and the microprocessor but they didn't succeed and supporting intel in its early years and its early years intel was sustained by nonvolatile memory. those are flash is what we call flash memory cell e promises they were that were invented by froman who was an israel who was one of the key figures in the early intel group and all of profits for the first

israel and the arabs. turkey put pressure on israel to sign the agreement. after 9 months of fruitless fighting, the truce was the end of the story. arabs do not go under the burden of peace with israelof israel. arabs say there is no peace. just a ceasefire. the next dispute between the arabs and israel was the canal that was built in egypt in 1869. a canal that connected the port city of perth said on the shores of the mediterranean sea to the gulf of suez in the red sea. this waterway later became known as the suez canal. the swiss highway was built to transport ships from the west of the world to the ports they had to travel in the east of the world. britain and france were blocked. the french of swiss international company, which owns most of the shares , and who, in addition to the swiss affair , are upset with the egyptians for helping the algerian revolutionaries , together with the british, who were deprived of the huge income from the discovery of the suez canal , held a secret meeting in paris. held this top-secret meeting also had a special guest. shimon perez, representative of israel. france and england believed that in order to take revenge on nasser, they should go ag

israel?_ of israel? i can't promise you that there — of israel? i can't promise you that there will _ of israel? mise you that there will be no - of israel? i can't promise you that there will be no such - that there will be no such fire. we have to be prepared. we have to keep reassessing, reevaluating the situation and be at top resonance with an attack and defence. 0ur defence is not foolproof. there was a rocket from yemen not long ago we intercepted outside of israel, but still the sirens went off. that is why everybody needs to comply with the instructions. we are re—evaluating the instructions all the time and we keep giving you notices. and yet we are very determined to do everything we can in defence and offence. i want to see a few things in english now. hassan nasrallah, the leader of the terrorist army, hezbollah, was killed by israel defence forces and a precise strike in the rate last night while he was in hezbollah central headquarters, commanding more imminent attacks against the people of israel. for decades, hezbollah under the command of hassan nasrallah orchestrated countless

israel? ~ . israel? we have infinite patience _ israel? we have infinite patience when - israel? nce when it comes| israel? we have infinite i patience when it comes to israel. the messages will continue, probably very direct ones, but we are patient, we recognise that they have choices to make as a sovereign government, and we are coming up government, and we are coming up on an election which definitely has an impact with what the president does as he tries to set the stage for his successor. tries to set the stage for his successor-— tries to set the stage for his successor. and the question about the — successor. and the question about the leader _ successor. and the question about the leader of - successor. and the question i about the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, he was reportedly the target of israel strikes on friday, what impact would it have if he was killed in those attacks? the israelis have effectively _ in those attacks? the israelis have effectively taken - in those attacks? the israelis have effectively taken out. in those attacks? the israelis i have eff

israel. we cannot... to protect her israel. we cannot- - -_ to protect her israel. you put the onus on the western countries - cannot... you put the onus on the western countries as - cannot... you put the onus on | the western countries as well. halime. .. the western countries as well. halime- - -_ halime... let me finish my sentence- _ halime... let me finish my sentence. all _ halime... let me finish my sentence. all countries, i sentence. all countries, especially since the 7th of october, we haven't seen hypocrisy. i believe in human rights —— we have —— and human standards. but we need to apply these rules on everyone and all parties. israel is not above this international law. so, we need to agree all the states and all peoples of all states that we should respect the international law and human rights. and there's no discrimination between a life of lebanese or palestinian or another nationality. all rights are equal, all allies are equal, so we need to stop the impunity when it comes to israel. ., impunity when it comes to israel. . ., ~ , ., , israel. hal

i call on israel expect israel and _ time. i call on israel expect israel and hezbollah - time. ll on israel expect israel and hezbollah to - time. i call on israel expect | israel and hezbollah to stop the violence, step back from the violence, step back from the brink. we need to see an immediate ceasefire. to provide space for a diplomatic settlement, and we are working with all partners to that end. because further escalation serves no—one. it offers nothing. but more suffering poorinnocent nothing. but more suffering poor innocent people on all sides. ., , , ., sides. the trouble is that israel's _ sides. the trouble is that israel's prime _ sides. the trouble is that israel's prime minister i sides. the trouble is that - israel's prime minister seems on suede he has arrived in new york before addressing you in today stop he hasn't explicitly ruled out of ceasefire but many of his ministers have stop translation: my policy, our policy is clear: we are continuing to strike hezbollah full force and it will not stop until we all our goals chief among them, the return of the res

, israel is leaving the occupied lands, how much of an impact does this have on israel's economy? well, first of all, israel is experiencing demographic shock because of its mergerous genocidal war that the leaders of israel are continuing. um, the figures of evacuation and immigration from israel, israeli citizens of russian background, israeli citizens of european background, israeli citizens of north american or... south america background are fleeing the country for one simple reason, they do not agree with the aggression of israel and the genocidal war against the palestinians and second and perhaps most important for their own families, because their children will be recruited into this genocidal war and they do not want their children to be victims of this genocide being conducted by the zionist regime. okay, i'm going to ask you the same. if i may when it comes to this john lucas, the way that the israelis are migrating out of israel, along with the shortage of workers is surely to impact the israeli economy, how much of an impact will that have do you think? well that exodus is causing a massive pr

that works and across um western europe. and there is, i think the fear of israel and it's the myths surrounding israel, israel, and the mythology of antisemitism and all of these, all of these aspects to this conflict are beginning to penetrate the vast majority's consciousness that, perhaps israel is not the victim that it's always always propted to be, it is not the impregnable iron dome, um, it is "it is actually fighting in desperation, um, as i say, it looks like an operation of self-destruction, but whatever they're trying to do, and arguably they were trying to execute the plan for a greater israel, as articulated by uh, the yinnon plan in 1982, but it's madness, um, and their iron done is shown to be just that, illusion, um, so i don't think there's any doubt about that." right, now karim, resistance uh leaders have warned that in case the televive regime expands the war to other regions, thousands more such rockets and also surprises will go its way, so what do you see in the horizon in terms of retaliatory operations that have been growing as you see both in terms of quantity and quality? uh, it's j

israel? . �* , there anger all directed at israel? . v . , israel? that's an interesting question. it's _ israel? that's an interesting question. it's very _ israel? that's an interesting question. it's very sort - israel? that's an interesting question. it's very sort of. question. it's very sort of complex and part of it actually goes back to the civil war that i was talking aboutjust a moment ago because this is really secretary and —— sectarian society and it runs through the politics it runs through the politics it runs through the politics it runs through the whole makeup of the country. so obviously hezbollah and a mall, another one of the political parties that we are looking at here, very much representative of the shieh population, you know, those people see hezbollah as representing them, looking after them. representing them, looking afterthem. politically representing them, looking after them. politically the most powerful political and military organisation in lebanon. often described as a state within a state and benjamin that yahoo sai

the state of israel has _ the state of israel. the state of israelllah, the leader of hezbollah. he was the murder of thousands of israelis and foreign citizens. he was an immediate threat to the life of thousands of israelis and other citizens. to our enemies, i say: we are strong and determined. to our partners, i say: our i want to come back to them just moment, sorry to interrupt, what we know israel is continuing to carry out strikes on lebanon at the moment. strikes on lebanon at the moment-— strikes on lebanon at the moment. . . ., moment. there are three core issues that — moment. there are three core issues that we _ moment. there are three core issues that we are _ moment. there are three core issues that we are conducting | issues that we are conducting currently, we are continuing to conduct precision strikes against perpetrators of terrorism. earlier today we took out one of hezbollah's senior intelligence officials, thatis senior intelligence officials, that is one rule that we are continuing to do. the second is indeed taking out the s

israel. the fighting, stop shooting rockets against israel.— against israel. srael. the former israeli prime minister, - against israel. the former l israeli prime minister, ehud olmert speaking earlier. we have some other pictures to show you, it is a short clip but this is inside the idf command centre as though strikes on lebanon, southern beirut were happening last night. it gives us a different perspective and shows the inside of what was happening as they were making these decisions and carrying out the strikes in which the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah was killed. a recent update in the last few minutes from the health ministry in lebanon saying that 11 people were killed on friday as a result of those air strikes, 108 people are known to have been injured. in a separate update this afternoon, the ministry set up afternoon, the ministry set up a hotline for cancer patients saying that they are being transferring those who are having radiotherapy. the medical services in beirut are overwhelmed and really needing to reorganise themselves. that is w

israel and lebanon. it will not, because _ israel and lebanon. it will not, because the - israel and lebanon. , because the decision included demand that has been will be dismantled and it didn't. no fighter will be self, it was piloted by hezbollah. israel is defending itself. the war was initiated by hezbollah with no provocation by the israeli side. they are violating the decision and launching rockets into israel. israel is not violating any decisions with the international community in this case. how it can be ended? why should the world allow a terraced organisation —— terraced organisation —— terraced organisation —— terraced organisation in lebanon? we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. much more on our website. we do have a life page, updating us on all the latest development is because this is a fast—moving story. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the indian election commission says more than half of voters have cast their ballots in the second phase of elections in indian—administered kashmir. polling for 26 seats in the local assembly has now ended

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israel. while we have you, want to ask ou israel. while we have you, want to ask you about _ israel. e we have you, want to ask you about ukraine. you met i ask you about ukraine. you met with president zelensky while he was in the us last week. he was here backing his plan for victory, and we don't have the exact details of that plan, but it is likely to request to use western missiles into russian territory. from your discussions with him, with this claiming victory for ukraine coachella i believe so, because of the restrictions the biting it ministration is put on ukraine, russia's not feeling the effects of the conflict, it is ukraine fighting with one arm behind his back. but ukraine fighting with one arm behind his back. �* ., , ., his back. but we are beginning to see the drone _ his back. but we are beginning to see the drone systems _ his back. but we are beginning to see the drone systems ukraine i his back. but we are beginning to see the drone systems ukraine isj see the drone systems ukraine is building being sent into russia and being taken, to take out some of the weapo

the speeches you heard too today, the hostility directed at israel this year, it's not about gaza, it's about israel. it's always been about israel, about israel's very existence. and i say to you, until israel, until the jewish state is treated like other nations, until this antisemitic swamp is drained, the u.n. will be viewed by fair minded people everywhere as nothing more than a far as. given the antisemitism at the u.n., it should surprise no one that the prosecutor of the i.c.c., one of the u.n. affiliated organs is considering issuing arrest warrants against me and defense minister and democraticically elected leaders. and they rush to judgment. his refusal to treat israel with its independent courts the way other democracies are treated is hard to explain other than pure antisemitism. ladies and gentlemen, the real war criminals are not in israel, they're in iran, they're in gaza, syria, lebanon, yemen. those of you who stand with these war criminals, those who stand with evil against good, with the curse against the blessing, those of you do so, should be ashamed of yourselves. [applause] but i have a message for you. i

your sing israel is lookin: of israel. your sing israel is looking to _ of israel. ursue _ of israel. your sing israel is looking to pursue its - looking to pursue its objectives through military might and that ultimately will not be successful, because it willjust drop retaliation from those parties you were talking about, whether they be hezbollah or hamas or even iran? , ., , iran? yes, of course. in the ast iran? yes, of course. in the past 20 _ iran? yes, of course. in the past 20 years _ iran? yes, of course. in the past 20 years or _ iran? yes, of course. in the past 20 years or so, - iran? yes, of course. in the past 20 years or so, we - iran? yes, of course. in the| past 20 years or so, we have witnessed in the middle east that military forces using military means will not solve a problem. israel needs to reconsider its policies, particulate with palestinians, in order to somehow reduce the tension, to reduce the security issues that it's facing. iran has shown that they are determined to attack israel when needed and they are supporting some of the key non—

that works and across um western europe and there is, i think the fear of israel, and it's the miss surrounding israel, israelgnable iron dome, um, it is, it is actually fighting in desperation, um, as i say, it looks like an operation of self-destruction, but whatever they're trying to do, and arguably they were trying to execute the plan for a greater israel, as articulated by uh, the yinnon plan in 1982, but it's madness, um, and their iron done is shown to be just that, and um, so i don't think there's any doubt about that. now karim, resistance leaders have warned that in case the telaviv regime expands the war to other regions, thousands more such rockets and also surprises will go its way, so what do you see on the horizon in terms of retaliatory operations that have been growing as you see both in terms of quantity and quality? uh, it's just, as you said, the keyword there is surprises, because as we seen the yemini armed forces had huge surprising store to say the least, so and hisballah every every now and then likes the mind the israelies that they have lot up their steve, and that's an understatem

around the world, and yet what we hear is about resistance to israel, the people of palestine have every right to resist israel because israel has oppressed them for decades. this is not something that happened that started on october 7th, the secretary general of the united nations pointed that out when when it happened, that the the history before that, the oppression, the the humiliations, the... degradations that palestinians experience a daily basis and yet they continue to persevere, they continue to resist. there's a post that sometimes shown existence is resistance, and just by existing, by living their lives, caring for their families as much as they can in these horrific conditions, it shows tremendous resilience, and that is a form of resistance. israel cannot defeat this, it is tried for 70 years, it is tried in a most hor and brutal way for the last almost one year now, and it has not succeeded, it is not going to succeed despite the support of united states and other western governments, the people around the world support the palestinians and the palestinians know this, and hopefully they are drawing strength

israel. hezbollah sd brina exchange with israel. hezbollah sd bring up _ exchange with israel. with israel. hezbollah sd bring up in the 1980s - exchange with israel. hezbollah sd bring up in the 1980s as - exchange with israel. hezbollah sd bring up in the 1980s as the | sd bring up in the 1980s as the result of the islamic revolution in iran and as a result of israel's invasion of lebanon and israel occupied lebanon and israel occupied lebanon for quite some time. they have become the most powerful non—state force in the middle east. hassan nasrallah is their leader. he is a man with impeccable religious credentials. he is branded as a terrorist leader by israel and its friends. the 2006 lebanon israel war, which was fought close to that border and i was down injerusalem covering that and i remember israel thought it could defeat hezbollah with air power. the chief said we can do this, we have got this, we have massive firepower and we have massive firepower and we can bomb hezbollah out of the southern border. they didn't. they eventually had to go in on the ground with thei

it is now incumbant upon israel, israel, both the government and the people, israel as a whole, if they really want peace, embrace peace, to choose peace, to want peace instead of war, and to go beyond there are obsessions in security related anxiety, breaking the cycle of violence in the region, ending escalation, stopping escalation and the risk of complete conflagration in the middle in the middle east also requires collective efforts as part of a clear, defined timeline together with clear guarantees and recognition of legitimate rights including the right to self-determination, pursuing to international law, there can be no peace without the two-state solution. of how much time this takes. mr. president, by way of conclusion, we reiterate our call for a lasting solution for the full balanced implementation of resolution 1701. the recognition of our land borders recognized at the international level, to ensure that lebanon, the region can avoid further warfare and destruction. we are a very difficult time marred by. tragic escalation of violence in lebanon from the heart of the conf

united states con consider israel to be their colony in the region, and they provide military, financial, political support for israel. every time an us official says that israel have the right to defend itself, it means that israel have the right to attack people and to wage war against the people of the region. the united states is problem in not just you know this region and west asia but also of the world, these imperialist forces, they think that they can dominate our region and that that they can force people to uh submit to their will without any resistance, and the uh arab reactionary regimes are also complicit in this because they act like puppets to the united states, the hizballah is not just fighting israel, hizballah is fight the nato, the united states, the western allies that is supporting israel and also the arab regimes who are complicit as well in this aggression, particularly saudi arabia and united arab emirates, and we see this shame, you know, silence, you know, for year now, where israel is waging, genocide and war crimes against the palestinian people in ghazza. okay, we have heard with us weapons, no, no, no, okay, well mazen, we have

that works and across. um western europe and there is, i think the fear of israel and it's the myths surrounding israel, israel, and the mythology of antisemitism and all of these, all of these aspects to this conflict are beginning to penetrate the vast majority's consciousness that, perhaps israel is not the victim that it's always always purpted to be, it is not the impregnable - zone um, it is, it is actually fighting in desperation, um, as i say, it looks like an operation of self-destruction, but whatever they're trying to do, and arguably they were trying to execute the plan for a greater israel as articulated by the yin on plan in 1982, but it's madness, um, and their eye and done is shown to be just that, illusion, um, so i don't think there's any doubt. about that right now, karim, resistance uh leaders have warned that in case the televive regime expands the war to other regions, thousands more such rockets and also surprises will go its way, so what do you see on the horizon in terms of retaliatory operations that have been growing as you see both in terms of quantity and quality? uh, it's just as

responsible governments should not only support israel in rolling back iran's aggression, they should join israel. they should join israel in stopping iran's nuclear weapons program. [applause] >> in this body in the security council, we're going to have a deliberation in a few months and i call on the security council to snap back u.n. security council's sanctions against iran because we must all do everything in our power to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons. [applause] >> for decades i've been warning the world against iran's nuclear program. our actions delayed this program by perhaps a decade, but we haven't stopped it. we've delayed it. but we haven't stopped it. iran now seeks to weaponize its nuclear program for the sake of the peace and security of all your countrymen. for the sake of the peace and security of the entire world, we must not let that happen. and i assure you, israel will do everything in its power to make sure it doesn't happen. [applause] >> so, ladies and gentlemen, the question before us is simple. which of these two maps that i showed you will shape our future? will it be the blessin

israel? the row in israel over the war in gaza _ israel? n gaza has _ israel? the row in israel over the war in gaza has not _ israel? the row in israel over the war in gaza has not been - israel? the row in israel over the war in gaza has not been about l israel? the row in israel over the l war in gaza has not been about the rights and wrongs of going to war with hamas, this overwhelming support for that and support as well for the methods israel has used there. you'll find many israelis will absolutely justify the destruction, the killing that is have there saying that it was unavoidable, that hamas were using people as human shields. the dispute has been about the way that they do it in terms of the hostages. hostage families have been saying, many of them have been saying that what should've happened a cease—fire deal that got there people out and that should've been prioritised. however, benjamin netanyahu says that in the united nations, consistently the only way to get them out in the opinion of military pressure in total victory whi

israel. we recognise that the state of israel but israel does not recognise us. ct both countries, the state of palestine and the state of israel, so that they can coexist in peace, stability, and security. number 12, to adopt international peacekeeping forces by virtue of a security council resolution between the state of palestine and israel to guarantee the security of both countries. we call for the guarantee of the security of both countries. these are the elements of our vision for the day after. for today and for the day after the war ends, and the day after the war ends, and the state of palestine in general. i call upon you to adopt this plan and to provide all of the necessary things to provide its success. a few weeks ago, i declared that i have decided to lead a palestinian delegation to the gaza strip. so that we can stand by our people who have been exhausted by the israeli genocide in the war. i call upon you to support this decision. by issuing a united nations decision resolution by the united nations here and by pressuring the occupying governmen

let's show honor and pride in the islamic society to others, and make israel the bloodthirsty israel israela nation-killing israel that does not show mercy to women, children, men, old and young. let us put ourselves in our place with unity and cohesion. the lebanese media reported that the bodies of three other martyrs were removed from the rubble of the building targeted in the southern part of beirut in the airstrike of the zionist regime on friday. the number of martyrs of this crime increased to 26 people. so far, 76 people have been injured in this attack. in a statement, lebanon's hezbollah announced the martyrdom of the jihadi commander, haj ibrahim aqeel, and a group of his comrades in yesterday's attack by the zionist regime. haj ebrahim agil, who after more than 3 decades of struggle against the zionist regime have been martyred, on establishment, development and leadership. rezvan's force supervised the islamic resistance and was one of the field commanders of the lebanese islamic resistance in the 3-day war. this resistance commander commanded the military operations of the rez

israel seeks peace. israel yearns for peace. israel has made peace and will make peace again. yet we face savage enemies who seek our annihilation and we must defend ourselves against these savage murderers. our enemies seek not only to destroy us but seek to destroy our common civilization and return all of us to a dark age of tyranny and terror. when i spoke here last year, i said we face the same timeless choice moses put before the people of israel thousands of years ago. as we were about to enter the promise land, moses told us our actions will determine whether we bequeath to future generations, a blessing or a curse. that is the choice we face today, the curse of iran's unremitting aggression or the blessing of a historic reconciliation between arab and jews. in the days that followed that speech, the blessing i spoke of came into sharper focus. a normalization deal between saudi arabia and israel seemed closer than ever but then came the curse of october 7. thousands of iranian backed hamas terrorists from gaza burst into israel on pickup trucks and motorcycles and comm

that is some 1800 kilometres from israel, so the reach of israel's military is both long and strong, and israelare backed by iran, fiercely opposed to israel's actions in gaza and in lebanon, but israel says it will attack anyone who attacks it. band but israel says it will attack anyone who attacks it. and jon, 'ust anyone who attacks it. and jon, just reflect _ anyone who attacks it. and jon, just reflect if — anyone who attacks it. and jon, just reflect if you _ anyone who attacks it. and jon, just reflect if you can, - anyone who attacks it. and jon, just reflect if you can, given - just reflect if you can, given what we know about the strikes in yemen, given the continued strikes in lebanon, what we've seen and how the calculations are being made there from israel's point of view. well, look, you know, ever since the war erupted in gaza almost a year ago, and that conflict seems to have almost been forgotten, really, such is the extent of what else is going on over the last few weeks, the fear has been for the past year that the conflict in gaza could escalate to a much wider regional conf

, death to america, death to israel , i came today to say death to israel, death to israel. america and israel cannot do anything about america we will unite with each other and rub their noses in the dirt of all freedom-loving nations. the world is getting angry because of these crimes of israeli criminals and we came to support the people of gaza . they came to the scene to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime , israel, israel, america, so that they understand that all muslims are behind each other, that the victory of gaza is the least thing that can be done. this is the least we can do to support the oppressed people of gaza because the criminals are children . we should also feel responsible towards the oppressed of the world. the palestinian baby had a heart attack due to the fear caused by the explosion. an 11-month-old palestinian baby suffered a heart attack after the explosion near his house in gaza and was martyred. the mother of this baby said that the explosion happened after one o'clock in the morning and neda's heart stopped beating after hearing this exp

israel. we are waiting, as you say. beirut. _ israel. we are waiting, as you say, beirut, many— israel. you| say, beirut, many people may not sleeping tonight and it strikes me in having this conversation in recent months, many sides have been saying for a long time that nobody wants an all—out war. but i wonder, when you look at the actions from israel, when you look at the comments from hassan nasrallah, do actions speak otherwise? are we nearing a point of getting to that all—out war? i point of getting to that all-out war?— point of getting to that all-out war? ., , ., ., .,, all-out war? i was one of those anal sts all-out war? i was one of those analysts who — all-out war? i was one of those analysts who sometime - all-out war? i was one of those analysts who sometime ago - all-out war? i was one of those | analysts who sometime ago said nobody really wants an all—out war. i am not too sure anymore. i haven't been sure really since benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, decided to take out hezbollah�*s chief of staff in the heart of beirut in july. of staff in the heart o

, and says israel will get just directly at israel, and says israeltjust punishment for what he has done. israel has not commented. the context is there is an ongoing conflict between hezbollah and israel going on since the day after the october seven attacks by my michael last year. on that day, hezbollah launched rockets into israel, and since then we have had thousands of cross—border attacks by hezbollah and israel, hezbollah sending rockets and drones and israel attacking hezbollah positions with air strikes, and killed leading hezbollah figures in lebanon. just yesterday, overnight, the israeli security cabinet met on formally added the return of israeli citizens in the north to their homes as one of its war aims, one of only four war one of its war aims, one of onlyfourwaraims, one of its war aims, one of only four war aims, you are three relating to gaza, so it is formalizing the fact that this conflict is taking place in the north as well and that thousands of people, tens of thousands of people, tens of thousands of people on other side of t

for years to come and if, and when israel decides to launch a ground attack, this will really dragged israel. and in trapped israel in a very bleeding war. as israel has discovered in gaza and the past 12 months let me ask, before we go about iran and its nuclear program here because the perception is that iran is quite close if it were to make a decision to being, being able to assemble a nuclear weapon or several nuclear weapons since does this make iran more or less likely to do, do, do so more because it might calculate that it's only defense or less because they might calculate that that would spark a direct israeli attack on its nuclear facilities. look, john, i mean, this is really the most important question. i mean, that we need to talk about. i mean, in terms of the big picture, my reading and a consensus is emerging in iran. and the scholars that no iran that this, the weakening of hamas and hezbollah and israel's basically arrogance and israel's decision to really kill with impunity we'll, and has motivated iranian leadership to basically weaponize their nuclear program what's happening now, this all o

israel. how will israel use this time?- advantage to israel. how will israel use this time? e? israel, i think, threat to make - israel use this time? israel, i think, threat to make a - israel use this time? israel, i think, threat to make a landl think, threat to make a land attack. i don't think they will go inside lebanon. hezbollah, to be clear, now losing two pillars. we have to say clear. for ten days, they lost the deterrence. 0therwise, israel would not continue to strike lebanon, if hezbollah still had the deterrent. you have another guest? the deterrent. you have another cuest? ~ ., �* ., the deterrent. you have another iuest? ., ., ., guest? we don't have another cuest. guest? we don't have another guest- we _ guest? we don't have another guest. we have _ guest? we don't have another guest. we have been - guest? we don't have another guest. we have been very - guest. we have been very grateful to talk to you, general. thank you for talking to us and coping with the time delay. the news of the death of the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah, in an israeli airstrike

lebanon is people are very angry at what israel is doing, the israel is committing massacres, as we speak in south lebanon, that there is not one. single town that israel did not attack and this is another cycle of israeli terrorism waged against this country and its people. this is not the first time israel attacks lebanon and wage a war of aggression, we have been seeing also determination by the masses and the popular cradle of the resistance. i myself have participated in the funerals of the marters in the... in beirot and people are determined to fight back and to support their resistance, at the same time we know that israel is going to fail again, if we look at the experience of the resistance in lebanon, we see that every time this resistance engaged in a battle against the occupation forces, against designist regime, it comes out more strong and united. "and we see that in a very clear way, what israel is doing right now is lying to the world and saying that they have no issues with the people of lebanon and the people of south lebanon, and at the same time they are attacking them and they are displacing them, not just killing families today a