israel nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, using 8 american jets equipped with at least 15 200-pounditions with an american-made precision guidance system attached to the bombs. military aid could have been used in addition to more than 30 million dollars of money from the united states to create the contents of these frames. their hands are stained with the blood of the people of palestine and lebanon. netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. when when you realize that america, britain, eu are always next to the city, the world is actually easy to understand. yes, they are made in the usa and are well used by israel. america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues. but now, according to this user, many believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel. ali reza moradi, radio and television news agency. on the streets of kabul, the capital of afghanistan, from anyone. when i asked him about his sadness and sadness at the martyrdom of seyyed has

palestine. and his friends have awakened the sleeping hearts and we are all seyyed hassan nasrallah, israel nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, using 8 american jets, which were equipped with at least 15 2,000-pound ammunitions, with a precision guidance system made by the united states, which bombed it was connected to the cultivation of military aid in addition to more than 30 million dollars of money from the united states for the creation of the content of these frames poured into the pockets of the zionist regime. israel has no greater friend than america. as users believe , both of these friends have their hands stained with the blood of the people of palestine and lebanon . netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is a partner. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, and the european union are always next to town. yes they are made in the usa and they are well used by israel. america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues . but now many

israel nasrallah , the leader of hezbollah, using 8 american jets. which was equipped with at least 15 200-pound ammunitions, with an american-made precision guidance system that was connected to the bombs, killed military aid, along with more than 30 million dollars of money from the united states for the creation of the contents of these frames in the pocket of the zionist regime. spilled israel has no greater friend than america. as the users believe , both of these friends have their hands stained with the blood of the people of palestine and lebanon . netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit when you realize america britain eu are always on the side of town the world is actually easy to understand yes they are made in the usa and used well by israel america on the side you stand, we will continue to support israel, this friendship it continues, but now, according to this user, many believe that america is behind us. all crimes are israeli. ali reza moradi, radio and television news ag

israel nasrallah, the leader of the party.as killed by using 8 american jets equipped with at least 15 2,000-pound munitions with an american-made precision guidance system that was connected to the bombs. the contents of these frames have been poured into the pockets of the zionist regime. israel has no greater friend than america. as the users believe, both of these friends are involved in the homes of the people of palestine and lebanon. netanyahu's office released a picture of him ordering the attack a call to beirut from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they were made in the united states and were used well by israel . america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues , but now, according to this user, many believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel. alireza moradi radio news agency. hello, welcome to the 8 am news. 46 martyrs and 85 wounded i

children will inherit the humiliation, then they will bear the responsibility of confronting israel. nasrallah, the 17-year-old son of seyed hassan nasrallah. martyr salah kandur and the caravan that continues to this day and forever. what a shame, that sometimes a bartender will drink a cup of wine from it, that to another. but our fight with israel is a fight for existence. israel is our enemy, the killers, the killers , the killers, the killing of sayyid abbas al-mousavi, he killed him israel israel, the cancerous tumor, which we must save, and which we must not kill, until the descent of the world, and here, and at the end of the word, samah al-sayyid al-shaheed knows, but he hears us and bears witness to us in what we say and what we say to all of you . god , we will complete the path if we kill all of us. this poem is the blood and soul of its poets, and it seems that this is what made it so beautiful, and those who think that the war is supposed to have happened, will die. the end of the axis of resistance is the strength, stability , honesty, sincerity, determination, and sacrifices of

armed in these countries across the region, most of all hezbollah in lebanon, right on israel's border — hassan nasrallahard defence — and in gaza, hamas. their political leader, ismail haniyeh, was killed injuly while visiting iran. israel was blamed. these groups, which also call themselves the axis of resistance, are in syria, iraq and as far away as the houthis in yemen. they've all been weakened but not wiped out by israel's recent strikes, and they're certain to keep attacking. but what matters most of all for the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic, their power at home. confrontation — with israel, with america. but today, his supporters celebrated iran's attack. for hardliners, israel's assassination of hassan nasrallah, the hezbollah chief, crossed a red line. they had to retaliate. and this is why. iran believes it had to protect what it calls its ring of fire, militias it's armed in these countries across the region, most of all hezbollah in lebanon, right on israel's border — hassan nasrallah was part of iran's forward defence — and in gaza, hamas. their political leader, ism

, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel , the beginning of nasrallah, israel, whatever we set fire to, we set fire to ourselves, we are kicking under our feet . let's celebrate, all of us are very happy, all people's hearts are all resistance, all messini is happy, iranian zeal has been revived . people, after the start of operation sadeq 2, our reporter went to the people in the first minutes of iran's attack on the zionist regime and asked their opinion. i wonder if iran really responded to this criminal strait, god willing, it will give a stronger response again and israel will sit in its place . we were very happy when we heard that we were finally taking revenge. we were very happy, we are very happy, alhamdulillah, we are very happy. really, look , my little son is very happy and tells everyone that iran has hit 100 things. i am happy for iran. i am very happy that iran hit israel. if you don't do it, they will hit it . at all, this was their main goal. iran should definitely be. he would have shown it, if he had not shown it , they would have ma

that 21—day ceasefire proposal was met with a 21—gun salute by israel, eliminating nasrallah. cannot earn at the negotiating table what has not been won on the battlefield. so they believe fight first and talk later. i think that the united states central command top general in the middle east has arrived in israel, boots on the ground, that will provide some sort of clarity for israel and no daylight between israel and the united states, which hopefully will bring this to a swift end. and the fighting being able to translate that into some kind of long—term political solution, everyone agrees you need a political horizon. laura, what do you think about iran now we have the perimeter benjamin netanyahu pledged to respond to iran's attacks. do you think they might take an opportunity to respond? i think this is the final showdown he has been utching forfor years. the first two obvious options, nuclear facilities and oil facilities, have been taken off the table at least by precedent but so it'll be interesting to see whether he defies the us president during darryl meggatt, sum

israel nasrallah , the leader of hezbollah, using eight american jets. both of their hands are stained with the blood of the palestinian and lebanese people. netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they are made in the usa and are well used by israel. america stands by you, we will continue to support israel, this friendship it continues, but now, according to this user, many believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family, and hasten their fate. hello, dear viewers , good day. welcome to the 12 o'clock news section. during his trip to tabas, the representative of the leader of the islamic revolution met with the family of the accident-prone chiyan mine. hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimin maravi on behalf of the supreme leader of the revolution,

most of all, hezbollah in lab anon, right on israel's border. hassan nasrallahf iran's forward defence and in gaza, hamas, their political leader was killed in july while visiting iran. israel was blamed. these groups which also call themselves the axis of resistance are in syria, iraq and as far away as the houthis in yemen. they have been weakened by not wiped out by israel's recent strikes and there are certain to keep attacking but what matters most of all for the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic. their power at home. that means stroking hard enough, to send a message but not so hard it drags iran into an all—out war it knows it cannot win. lyse doucet, bbc news. iran launched around 180 missiles towards israel last night, so how successful were they in striking their targets? 0ur security correspondent, israel's border. lab anon, right on israel's border. hassan nasrallah was part of iran's forward defence and in gaza, hamas, their political leader was killed in july while visiting iran. israel was bla

that 21 i day ceasefire proposal was met with a 21 gun salute by israel on eliminating nasrallah. ble but has not been won on the battlefield. so they believe fight first and talk later. i think that the united states central command top general in the middle east has arrived in israel, boots on the ground, that will provide some sort of clarity for israel and no daylight between israel and the united states, which hopefully will bring this to a swift end. and the fighting being able to translate that into some kind of long—term political solution, everyone agrees you need a political horizon. i just want to point out, we continue to watch live the situation in beirut on that screen to your right. there is a fairly large plume of smoke continuing to rise you can see some of the planes glowing in the night sky, it is about 2am in the region there. laura, what do you think about iran now we have the perimeter benjamin netanyahu pledged to respond to iran's attacks. do you think the mike —— but they might take an opportunity to respond to a grant woods this —— turani? i respond to a g

the stockpiles that israel was building and were looking of the stockpiles ever since israel eliminated hassan nasrallahisrael have been trying to get to them first where hezbollah feels like it's a use it or lose it situation and for israel, it is to destroy it before it's deployed against them.— destroy it before it's deployed auainst them. ~ ., ., .,~ against them. what do you make ofthe against them. what do you make of the way _ against them. what do you make of the way that _ against them. what do you make of the way that hezbollah - against them. what do you make of the way that hezbollah is - of the way that hezbollah is been responding or has not been responding in how we can do you think the group might be after all these attacks of the last several days?— all these attacks of the last several da s? , . ., several days? israel has always referred to _ several days? israel has always referred to hezbollah _ several days? israel has always referred to hezbollah as - several days? israel has always referred to hezbollah as ten - referred to hezbollah as ten times as tough as gaza. so, they are un

seyyed hassan nasrallah and his friends, the sleeping hearts wake up and we are all seyyed hassan nasrallah. israelilled nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, using 8 american jets equipped with at least 15 munitions of 2,000 munitions, with a precision guidance system made by the united states that was connected to the bombs , military aid, in addition to more than 30 million dollars in money from the united states. for the creation of the content of these frames poured into the pockets of the zionist regime, israel has no greater friend than america, as the user said. they believe that these friends have both their hands stained with the blood of the palestinian and lebanese people. netanyahu's office released a picture of him ordering the attack a call to beirut from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they are made in the usa and by israel. they were used well. america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues, but now, according to

the killing of nasrallah was an earthquake for the party, the country and region. for this woman, the news was shocking. israel'ster, benjamin netanyahu, ordered nasrallah�*s killing while at the un. the idf released this picture of what they say is that moment. his killing was a huge win for israel. while at the un, the israeli leader made a vow to hezbollah�*s backers. i have a message for the tyrants of tehran. if you strike us, we will strike you. there is no place in iran that the long arm of israel cannot reach. and that's true of the entire middle east. there was no mention of diplomacy. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, promised that the killing of hassan nasrallah would not go unavenged. but before any iranian retaliation, neta nyahu attacked iranian—backed groups in yemen and syria — and it didn't stop there. israel's military says its troops have crossed the border into southern lebanon. israel launched the ground invasion into southern lebanon, the first in 18 years, in what it called limited, localised and targeted raids against hezbollah to return displaced israelis to their homes in t

iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of the iranian—backedlitia hezbollah on friday. and israel killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa, neartelaviv, just before the missile attack, seven israelis were shot dead in what police said was a terrorist attack. for months now, the world's diplomats have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed. and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. general david petraeus is of us army general who commanded forces in iraq and afghanistan, he said that he wasn't surprised that iran directly attacked israel. the blows against hezbollah in lebanon were very substantial. this was notjust a decapitation including the leader, hassan nasrallah, it was a decimation of the senior leadership and of their command and communication means. and then followed up with attacks on over 1500 sites extending well beyond southern lebanon and also i

death to israel, hassan nasrallah's place is empty, but it will be filled 100% . there are many children of the resistance. we are ready to give our lives if there is a way. we are ready to go to war. all islamic countries should take their steps to defend the oppressed and destroy the zionist usurper regime. we are really proud that our hearts are enlightened and our hearts are enlightened, and we hope that all islamic countries will unite and israel. he said that the plan to establish the national migration organization with the presence of relevant experts in this commission is under review and more than 20 paragraphs have been approved. mr. bayati stated that in this plan, legal removals have been predicted and resolved, for example , a council with nine ministers headed by the interior minister is to be formed. head of labor cooperative department. and the social welfare of islamshahr announced the ban on the use of unauthorized printing in this city. referring to article 120 of the labor law, mr. emami said: foreigners cannot work in iran unless they have a

armed in these countries across the region, most of all hezbollah in lebanon, right on israel's border — hassan nasrallahof iran's forward defence — and in gaza, hamas. their political leader, ismail haniyeh, was killed injuly while visiting iran. israel was blamed. these groups, which also call themselves the axis of resistance, are in syria, iraq and as far away as the houthis in yemen. they've all been weakened but not wiped out by israel's recent strikes, and they're certain to keep attacking. but what matters most of all for the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic, their power at home. that means striking hard enough to send a message, but not so hard it drags iran into an all—out war it knows it cannot win. lyse doucet, bbc news. for more on the middle east i am joined by sara lee parkinson. thank you for joining me. iwill get parkinson. thank you for joining me. i will get your thoughts on iran but first on 11 on. you have done research on resilience of armed groups there. can israel achieve its objective with the ground insertion?— objective with the ground insertion? . , ., ., i

armed in these countries across the region, most of all hezbollah in lebanon, right on israel's border — hassan nasrallahdefence — and in gaza, hamas. their political leader, ismail haniyeh, was killed injuly while visiting iran. israel was blamed. these groups, which also call themselves the axis of resistance, are in syria, iraq and as far away as the houthis in yemen. they've all been weakened but not wiped out by israel's recent strikes, and they're certain to keep attacking. but what matters most of all for the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic, their power at home. that means striking hard enough to send a message, but not so hard it drags iran into an all—out war it knows it cannot win. lyse doucet, bbc news. for more let speak with our guests. thank you forjoining us. we heard about the delicate line iran is trying to walk. what do you think is next given they are continuing to strike in the capital of beirut? thanks for having me. it seems israel is the term and to focus on beirut. iran's retaliation on beirut. iran's retaliation on the assassinations is just retaliation, one—

nasrallah and laid—back about ally israel— nasrallah and laid—back about ally israel publicly, _ nasrallahied the weapons to carry out these _ supplied the weapons to carry out these military— supplied the weapons to carry out these military operations. they— out these military operations. they have _ out these military operations. they have been _ out these military operations. they have been trying - out these military operations. they have been trying to - out these military operations. they have been trying to walk this line — they have been trying to walk this line of— they have been trying to walk this line of trying _ they have been trying to walk this line of trying to _ they have been trying to walk this line of trying to first - they have been trying to walk this line of trying to first of i this line of trying to first of all hring _ this line of trying to first of all bring down _ this line of trying to first of all bring down the - this line of trying to first of - all bring down the temperature and bring — all bring down the temperature and bring down _ all bring down the tem

news: in the last hour, israel has claimed to i have killed the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallahght strike. how did rapid escalation change the face of lebanon and set the region on a dangerous new course? over the last year, israel and hezbollah have been engaged in a relatively low level conflict following the hamas attack on israel. they exchanged fire across the border, but the speed and scale of what is happening now has been shocking and unprecedented. it was an attack, like something from a tale of espionage. it's the middle of september and people are going about their everyday lives when. explosion. ..ppagers belonging to hezbollah members explode across lebanon in a coordinated and deadly attack. hezbollah is proscribed as a terrorist organisation by many western governments. however, within lebanon, hezbollah has a significant role in the country's parliament and government. the organisation had abandoned mobile phones forfear of being tracked. this attack showed those precautions had not been successful. the pagers were turned into weapons. hezbollah members were hit

armed in these countries across the region, most of all hezbollah in lebanon, right on israel's border — hassan nasrallah part of iran's forward defence — and in gaza, hamas. their political leader, ismail haniyeh, was killed injuly while visiting iran. israel was blamed. these groups, which also call themselves the axis of resistance, are in syria, iraq and as far away as the houthis in yemen. they've all been weakened but not wiped out by israel's recent strikes, and they're certain to keep attacking. but what matters most of all for the islamic republic is to preserve the islamic republic, their power at home. that means striking hard enough to send a message, but not so hard it drags iran into an all—out war it knows it cannot win. lyse doucet, bbc news. here in the us, a strike by 16,000 us dockworkers has entered its second day, halting shipments across the us coast with no current progress on negotations. presidentjoe biden�*s administration has put presssure on us port employers to secure a deal with the dockworkers to end the strike. economists say the strike will not initially raise consumer pr

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iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, on fridayl killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa near tel aviv, just before the missile attack, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the diplomats in the world have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed, and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. let's speak to bbc persian�*s khashayarjoneidi what have the iranians been saying about the missile attack? what the iranian president said is that what has happened has been a legitimate price of the iranians government in a defensive pack, and iran is doing this because it wants to stabilise peace and security within its own borders and also in the wider region in the middle east. and the foreign minister has also said this has been a defensive action which has come to an end and if israel decides to retaliate, iran

we're learning that days before israel killed hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, he had agreed-day cease-fire with israel, according to two senior lebanese officials. right now the world is awaiting to see how israel will respond to iran's ballistic missile attack on tuesday. president biden was asked about it this morning. >> what are the plans to allow israel to -- >> first of all, we don't allow israel, we advise israel and there is nothing going to happen today. we'll talk about that later. >> joining us from beirut is nbc's matt bradley. also with us, david ignatius, foreign affairs columnist for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. matt, israel is bombing beirut, not just in the outskirts, but pretty much throughout the capital? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, that's what we have been seeing from where i'm standing. last night, we heard three loud thumps and that was the strike that killed nine people, according to the lebanese officials, deep in the heart of beirut,capital. that's the furthest they have gone, into the capital. and even just today, we have been hearing

israel has carried out a series of targeted assassinations including in the iranian capital tehran. iran responded to the killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallahwith missiles launched at israel. in the next few minutes we'll be live in lebanon with anna foster and in northern israel for the latest on the war between israel and hezbollah. first, our international editor jeremy bowen reflects on the complicated security picture in the region. a day like today, when israel is commemorating its dead and the missing, perhaps the population would like to have had a moment of repose to think about what has happened and where they are going, but actually right now israel is at war, is at war on multiple fronts, still in gaza, there is a lot of trouble on the west bank. and they are sending several more divisions, two more divisions i believe, into south lebanon to beef up their invasion there. israel now, as well as commemorating what happened exactly a year ago, there is increasing pressure to go after the country that they believe was really behind those attacks, funding hamas and that is iran. the islamic regime in tehran. so israel, prime minister

after a year of genocide in gaza, israel targeted beirut and assassinated the secretary general of hezbollah, seyed hassan nasrallah. israel's use of communication devices as a tool to kill civilians is an unprecedented and shameful crime. the united nations must put an end to israel's crimes and aggressions in palestine, syria and lebanon and hold israel responsible for its crimes. to know the prolongation of israel's genocide in gaza and its crimes in the region is shameful and unfortunate. this situation is completely due to america's support for israel. america has discredited the united nations. incited and encouraged against humanity. we will never be silent. we strongly condemn the genocide of israel and its allies against the zealous people of palestine and the brave people of lebanon, as well as israel's aggression against syria, iran and other great nations. if the international community took a firm stand against israel's occupation and urbanization, the ongoing genocide would be over gaza and the spread of this war. it did not happen to the region. even some of the permanent allies of the zionist regime

country are commemorating the martyr seyed hassan nasrallah and the martyrs of resistance by holding various gatherings with the slogan of death to israel, death to america. nasrallah's path always continues. today, we aim to continue the path of resistance. they should be destroyed, israel, welcome to israel , allah, i am bound by england, the children of gaza, don't worry, one more bit of israel will be destroyed, our america will be destroyed. we thank the revolutionary guards. here is a gathering to support the wounded mothers of gaza and lebanon. the most important feature of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah was his transfer to the province. quds force of the irgc. in a student gathering in support of the youth and resistance fighters, pasdaran said that several american ships along with european countries sought to counter iran's missile response to the zionist regime, but all they had woven was cotton wool. sardar vahidi emphasized everywhere the zionist regime can be plowed with iranian missiles. these views and views are laughable. and conversation and friendships came in handy somewhere. as a gesture of friendship, obama added $8

he writes in a report under the pretext of the assassination of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah: israel should learn from its history and know that such attacks are not successful in paralyzing hezbollah's opinion groups. in 2008, israel eliminated the military leader of hezbollah in damascus, syria. but this group became more powerful in the following years. the increase in power, as interpreted by the new york times it shows itself well in the field of manpower and military equipment. in the report of this american analytical website, the estimates of the us central intelligence agency are shown. hizbullah has 100,000 active military personnel. in this report, it is also mentioned that hizbullah has the largest arsenal of any non-governmental armed group in the world. this group has at least 150,000 types of rockets and missiles in the air field. there is mohammad nikmin of radio and television news agency. the elimination of qassem soleimani, ras al-tram, and al-qaida. how are you now i'm very good do we have back pain for three months? it took three or four months for me to marry, a

iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah — the leader of the iranian—backedollah — on friday, and iran killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. explosion for months now, diplomats have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed. and after last night's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. german chancellor, olaf scholz, said "iran is risking setting the entire region on fire." mr scholz said this must be prevented at all costs and called on iran and hezbollah to immediately end their attacks on israel. the uk's ministry of defence has confirmed that british forces, in their words, played a part in attempts to prevent further escalation in the middle east. no operational details were given — but the bbc understands that it means uk fighterjets were involved, as they were in april when iran last attacked israel with missiles. here's prime minister, sir keir starmer. we stand with israel, and we recognise her right to self—defen

iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah on fridayd the leader hamas on iranian soil back in july. meanwhile, this evening, near tel aviv, just before the missile attack in jaffa, tel aviv, just before the missile attack injaffa, israelis were shot deadin attack injaffa, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the diplomats in the world have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they have failed, and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. john donaldson, bbc news, jerusalem. in a moment we'll be speaking to our north america editor sarah smith. the us have confirmed that they were involved in assisting israel in taking down some of the iranian missiles. but before that, let's return to jon donnison in jerusalem. what is the feeling of their tonight? —— feeling there. we what is the feeling of their tonight? -- feeling there. we knew that iran was _ tonight? -- feeling there. we knew that iran was going _ tonight? -- fee

hizbullah after nasrallah with a tall stature in new conditions. with a high goal with new conditions. that israel is at a point of weakness. i will open a parenthesis, the concept of weakening point is not to belittle the enemy. but dare. asif hassan nasrallah has drawn the conditions for hizbollah for the lofty goals, long -term, medium-term and short-term strategies. certainly, with his replacement, the procedure that asad hassan nasrallah has usurped israel with power more will continue and israel will definitely regret this assassination. asad abbas mousavi will be killed. it is more regrettable than what one imagines that hizbullah's own declaration means that the deal that should be made with israel this period is to create deterrence conditions, and its terror machine will be disabled, at least in large numbers , and its war machine will be disabled. if it is done , his political and security power will be placed in maha until the path of collapse. i always said against the answer to crime. israel should interact and intelligently say something like i said in my speech today it should be i

iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of the iranian—backedlitia hezbollah on friday. and israel killed the leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa, neartelaviv, just before the missile attack, seven israelis were shot dead in what police said was a terrorist attack. for months now, the world's diplomats have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed. and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. the uk's ministry of defence confirmed that british forces, in their words, played a part in attempts to prevent further escalation in the middle east. no operational details were given, but the bbc understands that it means uk fighterjets were involved, as they were in april when iran last attacked israel with missiles. on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa, neartelaviv, just before the missile attack, seven israelis were shot dead in what police said was a

, so that he and nasrallah were sure that nothing like that would happen, that israel couldn't destroy him, that it was a violation of the rules of the game, and israel could, you know, what do you think israel's response would be about, i think that it's that it will be such a complicated thing, it will be related to that. how it will develop the current situation in the relations between israel and the united states, how ready is benyaminyahu for a confrontation with joseph biden on the eve of the us presidential election, because this is not a question about biden, it is a question about garis and about the future relations between israel and washington, because netanyahu still understands what to win not necessarily only trump can, of course it would be more comfortable for him to win trump, but he sees reality as we all see it. i am asking another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the near future east, it is important for the united states of america, and for the us elections. this is what is happening now, conditionally in the triangle o

hassan nasrallah and his friends has awakened the sleeping hearts and we are all sayyid hassan nasrallah. israelthe users believe, both of these friends have their hands stained with the blood of the people of palestine and lebanon. netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they are in the us. and they have been used well by israel. america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues . but now, according to this user, many they believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel. ali reza moradi, radio and television news agency. we have seen the thoughts and beliefs of others, and our faith is our most important message, independence, freedom, and the role of our lives. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello dear fellow countrymen . good morning. the news at 6:00 a.m. fired 200 missiles into the occupied territories in the s

launch that massive missile attack on israel that of course came in response to israel, killing hezbollah's leader, hassan nasrallah, in lebanon last week. no casualties have been reported in israel from the iranian barrage. however, there is some damage and now israel is vowing a fierce response. rabbi mance joins us now here in studio for his thoughts. first of all, rabbi, thank you for being here. what was your reaction today when you saw the breaking news of this 180 missiles being aimed at israel? >> i saw a few things. number one, do you remember when america was going after iraq and everybody said, oh, my god, the royal guard is unbelievable. we we've got to be scared of them. >> yeah, we wiped them out in no time. >> everybody was killed. iran had the greatest army in the middle east. and we got to be scared of them. mm. they did the best. they couldn't do anything. so the reaction is iran is now scared out of the wits they've been exposed. second reaction. >> you just said it. nobody was hurt by 180 ballistic missiles. >> an extraordinary fact. now, it's not just 180 ballistic missiles. there's thousands o

to leave, and nasrallah was sure that nothing like that would happen, that israeld not can destroy it, which is a violation of the rules of the game, and israel was able to. understand, what do you think israel's response will be regarding, i think that it will be something like this, complicated, it will be related to how the situation will develop now in the relationship between israel and the united states, as far as benjamin yatamyaho is ready to confrontation with joseph biden on the eve of the us presidential election, because this question is not about biden, the question is about garis and... he still understands that it is not necessarily only trump who can win, it would certainly be more comfortable for him to win trump, but he sees reality as we all see it, i ask another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the middle east, it is important for the united states of america and for the elections in the united states. what is happening now is conditionally in a triangle. iran, israel and lebanon. who benefits more? trump? is it harry?

and the fact that iran decided to respond to israel's attack on hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, his on friday, and to launch a barrage of missiles at israel on wednesday, this is not something that is supported by the majority of ordinary iranians _ also unpopular, of course, is israel. and you were educated at the university of tehran, i read. now i bet on the campus, israel is seen as an enemy of iran, i don't think... no—one is saying that the people of iran could get by peacefully with israel easily. well, a lot of ordinary iranians, including students, believe that they do not have any conflict with the israeli regime or any country in the world. so they believe that this is a conflict between the two governments, not not the people of israel or iran. it's more complicated than that, isn't it? because the buttons aren'tjust being pressed by the leaders but being pressed by the revolutionary guard, who are their own state within a state. well, the revolutionary guards are very close to iran's supreme leader. the president might not have much power. but the final say in all state

has become a school because the words of seyyed hassan nasrallah are in line with the signals of their bodies. you are showing the death of israel, but when we want to talk about sayyid hassan nasrallah's school, we have to go to the family and society and those conditions. that seyyed hassan nasrallah has a relationship with the people, seyed hassan nasrallah, i once saw on the tv screen that a person who says that i am fighting is hitting, or exactly, but when i come to analyze it, i say that seyed hassan nasrallah's look turns into a school, i have to come here i should examine the social, cultural and psychological structure of seyed hassan nasrallah . i can say frankly that even in private meetings , he was fair and polite in his speech towards israel , and he respected his character. for example, when he wants to wage a war, he does not wage a personal war , unlike netanyahu, he is waging a personal war . simile he does not mix his personal issues with the issues of his team and group or the interests of lebanon . it seeks to have a positive view towards lebanon , to have a positive view towards lebanon's neighbor , to hav

it comes the same day israel announced it had killed nasrallah's presumed successor. good morning, matt. >> reporter: the united states continues to ramp up pressure on israel to end the war in gaza. secretary of state tony blinken traveling throughout the region this week, pushing for a truce that would bring an end to the fighting in gaza and lebanon. earlier this month, blinken and u.s. secretary lloyd austin told them that the u.s. wants to see an increase in aid into gaza and weapons deliveries would be curtailed if washington was not satisfied. blinken met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu where he urged the leader to capitalize on last week's killing of yahya sinwar in gaza and bring military operations against hamas to a close. according to the state department, blinken made the case to netanyahu that sinwar's death signified that israel had achieved its war aimand his death would make it easier to see the return of the remaining hostages kidnapped by hamas last year. israel has been targeting hezbollah leadership in lebanon. they killed nasrallah, raising

don't have to strike when and when we don't need it, we don't need it, we don't need it, israel, and you, nasrallah, it's shaft, you're the day , it's the shaft of the night, my rockets . right now, rockets are going off everywhere, right now sirens are going off all over palestine, all over the occupied interior, in all the cities, in abi, in ashkelon , and in esdirut, and in all the occupied interior cities. observing our return to the days of al-ezz. were the palestinian refugees with their phones reflecting the images of iranian rockets shining in the sky, or were they happy like this? the people of nablus took the fragments of the rockets and said so. allah akbar is the end of the blessed rockets , the victory rockets from jabal al-nar, god willing , you will be liberated, god willing, in ramallah, the palestinians took a souvenir photo with the rockets and in the west bank they did a victory lap with them. iran became a symbol of resistance. among the fields of sanazoni palestine sed and sima news agency, have a good time. well , doctor, we saw a report that indicated the happiness of the peo

netanyahu today claimed an israeli strike killed hezbollah's successor, assassinated by israel chosen to replace hassan nasrallah, assassinated by israel just days before. >> hezbollah is weaker than it's been for many, many years. >> reporter: riding high, the biden administration worries netanyahu could retaliate against iran's recent missile barrage without fully coordinating with the u.s. tonight, the israeli defense minister's planned visit to the u.s. set for tomorrow was postponed. president biden has said he does not support striking iran's nuclear facilities. an israeli attack on iran's oil industry could drive up gas prices ahead of november's election. vice president harris weighed in on "60 minutes." >> which foreign country do you consider to be our greatest adversary? >> i think there is an obvious one in mind, which is iran. iran has american blood on their hands. >> reporter: here in beirut, evacuations are picking up pace. ten u.s. charter flights, including today, have so far taken out a thousand americans and hundreds more have left on commercial flights. there is an urgency to get them out. l

in a report to assassination of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah writes: israel should learn from its history know that such attacks are not successful in paralyzing hezbollah's opinion groups. in 2008, israel imad mughniyeh, the military leader of the party he eliminated allah in damascus, syria, but this group became more powerful in the following years. the increase in power, which, according to the new york times, shows itself well in the field of manpower and military equipment. in the report of this american analytical website, it is stated: the estimates of the us central intelligence agency show that hezbollah has 100,000 active military personnel . in this report, it is also mentioned that hezbollah has the largest home base of any non-governmental armed group in the world. air force has at least 150,000 types of rockets and missiles at its disposal, mohammad nikmin, sda news agency. today, welcome to the awarding of the victory medal by the commander -in-chief to sardar hajizadeh, the commander of the irgc aerospace force, following the brilliant and proud missile operation of the 2

by israel's killing of hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, and also the irgc said its responsean, one of the political leaders of hamas, a seniorfigure in that organization, but the timing is also related to the news that we got at 2am this morning that we got at 2am this morning that we brought to you on bbc news as it happened that israel had sent his troop into southern lebanon, non—state ground invasion it had been talking about, and less than 20 hours later we are here with this large—scale iranian attack on israel, i into things are and without links. also interesting to note that iran itself is carried out its response. people were looking at what hezbollah�*s response might be but israel has been attacking hezbollah targets here for a run about ten days now, and they believe they have degraded hezbollah�*s military capabilities in southern lebanon significantly, quite not able to know for sure. but looking at what happened, iran has stepped in to send a message because hezbollah cannot at the moment. they do say they are ready to fight, they have sent but this powerful

iran had vowed vengeance after israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, on fridayhe leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, on iranian soil back injuly. meanwhile, this evening, injaffa near tel aviv, just before the missile attack, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the diplomats in the world have tried to stop the year—long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they've failed, and after tonight's unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. a brutal civil war is continuing to devastate sudan. for the last 18 months the sudanese army and a powerful paramilitary group have been locked in a vicious struggle for power. in that time, the united nations says ten million people have been displaced, and one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises triggered. aid agencies have long complained security threats and roadblocks are hampering their effort to deliver vital goods, like food, to the people who need them. the bbc�*s barbara plett usher has travelled to 0mdurman to

and then, of course, when israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, it all ticked up again. so the big question here is, lester, what is israel's targeting tonight? now, u.s. officials have told us that they expect the majority of the targeting to be against iranian military sites. but of course, there is always the possibility that israel could also go after some of iran's energy facilities. so things like their oil and gas fields, the sorts of targets that would not necessarily be military related but could have a direct impact on iran's economy. it stands to see it still stands to reason. we have to see exactly what they're targeting tonight. but according to u.s. officials who i will say we have been asking about this every single day since iran fired off those ballistic missiles against israel several weeks ago. we have been asking, and we keep hearing one consistent thing. the expectation is israel will respond. they will retaliate, and they will go after iranian military targets. lester courtney, the u.s, as you recall, used some of its interceptors to take down some o

israel started a full-scale war with the ultimate goal of eliminating hezbollah, but after 33 days it was seyed hassan nasrallah who gave a speech in beirut as the winner of the war. israel is the one that owns weapons the new and powerful weapon of the atmosphere in the region, by god, it was targeted and shot down. this is the 11th american drone that was shot down in the battle of fath mouwad and holy jihad. this is the wreckage of the drone that is still smoking. it is indeed the burning wreckage of american hegemony. i say to america, which uses these drones to kill the yemeni nation, this is the wreckage of your drone. your military formation is under the feet of yemenis. shoot down this drone the downing of this drone is a new success that has added to the victories and successes of the yemeni nation in the framework of the battle to support gaza. aqdna zafi sabrana yemeni ahdna ghazabi sabrna iraqi fakhrna lebanese qutna iranian jishna iranian jishna nahn al-maghabmun or iha al-sahyoun nahn al-maghaboon it is time to write about the power of the storm in hardship and displacement and war, write about th

and yet, you know, israel did the assassination against that principal ally, nasrallah. assassinationllah. and they are in a very angry mode right now, in a very suspicious mode of the us and they are seeing the us as being... as running interference for the israelis. and so despite what the us said in terms of wanting a diplomatic solution in lebanon, despite what they said in terms of not wanting an all—out war, i don't think that tehran right now is paying attention that much to what the us says and so it's now up to the decision—making calculus of two leaders, the supreme leader on one hand in tehran and the prime minister of israel binyamin netanyahu. prime minister of israel bin amin netan ahu. . ., ,, binyamin netanyahu. randa slim, thank ou binyamin netanyahu. randa slim, thank you for— binyamin netanyahu. randa slim, thank you for being _ binyamin netanyahu. randa slim, thank you for being with _ binyamin netanyahu. randa slim, thank you for being with us. - thank you for being with us. you are watching bbc news, i'll have more for you at the top of the hour. join me then if