israeli war machine that's taking more and more innocent civilian lives in gaza and meeting with the katari prime minister and tehran, president pezan slams the west for supporting the gaza genocide. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gisum shahmadi and these are top stories this hour. palestinians have fallen victim to non-stop strikes in gaza as the u.s. israeli genocidal campaign rages on. in central gaza, israeli drones and war planes stat fresh stage fresh attacks claiming the lives of at least nine people. israeli aircraft flew over the northern parts of the strip bombarding a crowded market street in the jabalia refugee camp. at least three civilians were killed and more than dozen injured. in the south of the israeli air. strikes hit more residential areas, leaving number of fatalities. according to local authorities, the regime forces have killed around 30 people within only 24 hours. this brings a total number of gazons killed since last october to 40,435. the us has se

to give the talk some legitimacy by sending delegation to cairo now, i suppose it's to please the kataris and the egyptians, and that that is another part of the american israely game, they're trying to turn the arab side, in these talks, the kataries and the egyptians against the palestinians, um, it it it's all part of the the game, so this very one-sided game, but at the end of the day uh, the israelis are not actually doing very well, after 10 months, they have failed to achieve any of their stated goals, right, they don't appear to be drawing any' closer, and this is why they are in in desperation, just bombing randomly every day, turning the screws on humanitarian aid, because they don't know what to do, let me just jump in here with what you just said, because you said they're in a desperate situation, so again i posed a question, then why won't they just in this right now? yes, there it, their situation is deteriorating by the... day inside of the regime, so why don't they just end it? well, because it would be the the end of netanyahu's career and possible, possibly his personal

another part of the american israeli game, they're trying to turn the arab side in these talks, kataries and the egyptians against the palestinians, um, it's all part of the the game, so this very one-sided game, but at the end of the day... "the israelis are not actually doing very well, after 10 months they have failed to achieve any of their stated goals, right? they don't appear to be drawing any closer, and this is why they are in in desperation, just bombing randomly every day, turning the screws on humanitarian aid, because they don't know what to do. let me just jump in here with what you just said because you said they're in a desperate situation, so again i posed a question, then why won't they just in this right now? yes, there it, their situation is deteriorating by the day inside of the regime, so why don't they just end it? well, because it would be the the end of netanyahu's career and possible possibly his personal freedom, because he'd go to jail uh... on corruption charges, if ever he stops having immunity as prime minister, and many in israel would like to throw in the

now, more talks are set to take place in cairo, to be attended by the egyptians, kataries, americans and israelis. i mean, your thoughts about the possibility of some type of agreement." out of these cease fire talks, i mean hamas accused netanyahu of being the main obstacle to a cease fire as he continually changes the conditions, your thoughts, mason, can you hear me? yeah, i can hear you, sorry, the line cut off for a while, should i repeat it, should i repeat it, i got the question, brief what is happening is very clear, the us made the proposal, they claim it came from the israels and it could have well have come from the israels and hamas to their surprise accepted the parameters of that proposal, they just wanted more detail to be flashed out, and they accepted this two months ago, and still the israeli side..." came up with new conditions that they wanted regarding natsarim corridor and philadelphia corridor along the border with egypt, when it was clear from the parameters that even president biden himself had articulated israel is to withdraw from the gaza strip in the firs

viable, they're now increasing, losing friends, their allies like the saudis and the the even the kataries and the the b, all of the gulf. arabs who've capitulated and been puppets of the americans and the zinists for decades, even they're beginning to have second thoughts and are worried about their own uh uh governance being uh toppled because the feeling in the arab world is of course rising up in support of the palestinians as well so i think on so many levels and of course the general public around the world basically hates israel now they hate them for what they've done and that the lies the hasbrow of israel being the only democracy in that part of the world and being being some sort of of bastion of western liberalism it is all now lying tatters already and that's only going to get worse on one minute i have left can the regime be trusted at abiding by any possible ceasefire agreement and will anything but the resistance front bring victory to the palestinian people in your perspective? in one word no and the best evidence of this is even in the last release of exchange of prisoner

israeli war machine that's taking more and more innocent civilian lives in gaza, and meeting with the katari

machine, that's taking more and more in. and civilian lives in the gaza strip and meeting with the katari

thing, the idea about the meetings that happened just last last day, it's between the americans, the kataries and the egyptians, so what they are talking about, they are negotiating with themselves, the main issue here is that israel is not participating so far, and hamas, they put forward their own demands about this these negotiations, they agreed to the deal which became part of the united nations resolution by the americans and they claim at that time the americans that this is the israeli plan, then we were surprised to see that netanyahu is putting new conditions and other conditions. which was not part of this deal nor it is you know being able to be negotiated, so these deals mainly what about after the war in gaza and about the pulling out from philadelphia and rafah crossings with egypt and also the area of natsarem and the return back of the palestinian to the north of gaza and the new condition or... so another one which is that 150 of the palestinian prisoners to be released in the first part of the deal are going to be exiled either to qatar or to turkey, not to the west bank or

the visit marks the first by senior katari officials in sarans new administration to coffis and comes amid futil gaza ceasefire talks and rising tensions between israel and hesbollah. welcome to another edition of the news review, the united nations says that humanitarian work in the gaza strip has been impeded after israel ordered new evacuation in the center of the besieg territory. the un humanitarian office said evacuation order for dar albala has effectively appended a whole life saving humanitarian hub that was set up in the city. this comes as the un and ngo staff had to moved daryl bala just few months ahead. we in order to discuss that we are joined by our guests wilmer leon, columnist and political scientist, come from washington dc, also mike harris, editor of veterans today is joining us from san francisco, thank you very much to both of you gentlemen for joining us, now let's start with our guest from washington dc, mr. wilmer, leon, uh, if you could... please tell us your take on this situation. we had the un and the ngo staff who were stationed in gaza trying to create

joint action to pressure israel's western backers to force the regime to halt its crimes. the top katari diplomat for his part censured of the west for contradictory positions regarding the situation in gaza and reaffirmed doha's commitment to pursuing sease fire. altani also praised iran's constructive role as a wise and responsible actor in the region. the visit marks the first by a senior qatari official since aron's new administration took office and comes amid futil gaza sea's fire talks and rising tensions between israel and hesbolah. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching. the world of horseb breeding and equestrian sports, their endless challenges. and also their significance in palestine, ancient land under the israeli regime's occupation for decades. if i stop you must live to tell. to sell my story, to sell my things, to buy a piece of cloth and some strings, make it white with a long tail so that a child somewhere in gaza, looking heavenly. in the y awaiting his dad who left in a blaze and bit no one faill well not even to

viable, they're now increasing, losing friends, their allies like the saudis and the the even the kataris and all of the gulf arabs who've capitulated and been puppets of the americans and the zinists for decades, even they're beginning to have second thoughts and are worried about their own governance being toppled because the feeling in the arab world is of course rising up in support of the palestinians as well, so i think on so many levels and of course the general public around the world basically hates israel now, they hate them for what they've done and the lies, the huspero of israel being the only democracy in that part of the world and being being some sort of bastian of western liberalism, it is all now lying tatters already, and that's only going to get worse. all right, one minute, i have left, can the regime betrusted at abiding by any possible ceasefire agreement, and will anything but the resistance front bring victory to the palestinian people in your perspective? in one word, no, and the best evidence of this is even "in the last release of exchange of prisoners with isr

war machine that's taking more and more innocent of. lives in the gaza strip and meeting with the katari prime minister in tehran president peseshan slams the west for supporting the gaza genocide. qatar vows to continue to seek a cease fire.

constructive role as a wise and responsible actor in the region. the visit marks the first by a senior katari official sinceuran's new administration took office and comes amid futil gaza ceasefire talks and rising tensions between israel and hezballah. another provocation by extremist is really minister, bin gafir, as he echoes his previous call for building a synagogue in the alak samas compound. hamas has slammed the occupation regime for targeting the islamic identity of the holy site. this is what we discussed in our news review program. let's take a listen. and now it's time for this hour's news review. a repeated call by an israeli minister for building a synagogue at the alamas has drawn condemnation from the hamas resistance movement. palestinian movement says the k by israel's minister of security, itmar bint gavir reveals tel aviv's efforts aimed at judaization of the al-aqsa mass and the tightening control over the holy site. hamas warned that widespread violations in the west bank and reoccurrent dissigration of the holy mosk would further escalate the ongoing tensions. hamas cal

been agreed upon rather than more negotiation on and off cease fire talks have been underway between katari and egyptian mediators and the israeli regime's officials over the past weeks. hamas has refused to participate in the talks. it says the regime should stick to an american ceasefire plan announced in early june. yemenes have once again taken to the streets in another friday of mass nationwide rallies to express their support for the people of palestine. press tv's yusuf maori has a report. there is no islam without jihad. the protesters chanted in the s7 square of the capital sanah where demonstrators rallied and of palestine and armed resistance against israel. protesters also filled the streets across the northern province of saada and other yemeni provinces in solidarity with the yemeni army's latest military operations against israeli linked ships in regional waters. observers say the blockade imposed by yemen on all israeli linked ships have inflicted severe economic blow costing the regime billions in lost revenue. "we came out today to renew our solidarity with our brothers in

on and off, sease far negotiations have been underway between katari and egyptian. and mediators and the israeli regime officials in recent weeks, hamasto has refused to participate in the latest round, it says regime should stick to the american seas fire plan announced in early june. and approved by the un. professor paul shelden, put academic and commentator says a us democratic party is only paying lip service to cease fire talks and it bid to win the november election. well, the amaz spokesperson was correct in stating that the democrats uh are concerned. if you remember when netanyahu came. spoke to congress, half the democrats refused to attend his session, which was huge embarrassment for him, one republican didn't attend, thomas massy, but half the democrats refused, and vice president herself did not even attend, she met with him the next day privately, so the democrats are well aware that they're in deep trouble with the voters in their... if they don't show that they're doing something about gaza. now interestingly enough, during the democratic invention, i'm not aware of

constructive role as a wise and responsible actor. in the region, the visit marks the first by senior katari official since iran's new administration to calfis and comes amid futil gaza cease fire talks and rising tensions between israel and hesbollah. thousands of morners have filled the streets of karache, pakistan's largest city to mark, the 40th day after the martterdom of imam hussain the grandson. of prophet muhammad, our correspondent muhammad tore has more. in karachi, black clad morners marched through the city center to mark arbin, paying homeage to imam hussain and his 72 companions who were martered in the battle of kerbala in 680 ad. the procession one of the largest in pakistan drew people from various works of life who come together to express their devotion and grief. arbin serves not only as a day of morning, but also as a profound symbol of resistance against chirany, it embodies the spirit of following in the footsteps of imam husan and dedication to his enduring message of truth and justice. throughout the procession mooners engaged in traditional racials including chest

including high-ranking regional representatives attended a funeral prayer at the largest mask in the katari capital. earlier, another large funeral. session was held for hanye in the iranian capital, tehran with a prayer service that was led by the leader of the islamic revolution, ayatollah sayyad ali khamenei. hanye was assassinated in his accommodation in northern tehran in the early hours of wednesday. he was in iran for the inauguration ceremony of president masud pesishan. meanwhile outrages growing across the occupied territories following. israeli assassination of ismail hanye, now the regime forces have arrested the imam of friday prayers after friday praise sheikh akrima sabri after delivering his sermon morning the death of the hamas leader. footage. released on social media shows the moment when the occupation forces arrested sheikh sabri at his residence in the east occupied outwards. earlier on friday he led the funeral prayer in absensia for hanye and said the palestinians across the occupied al quds are morning his marty them. the palestinian resistance move in hamas has str

present gave, so what exactly is washington doing here, i mean talking peace with egyptians with kataries, hamas is not there at the table, and then the same time all this is going on, i mean the funding, fueling the war in gaza, american bombs, shattering schools, killing people in gaza. yeah, well uh, we know that the american wanted this war to stop, it's quite obvious that netanyahu is trying to pull the whole region into a regional war, and he want to involve and implicate the americans in this war, because he can't do it on his own, and that in his thinking, that will return and restore the the power of israel in this case by targeting iran, but not by his own forces, but by implicating and bringing in the united states. "now the united states at this moment they are not in that mood at all, they can't that, they are not willing to go into a new war, especially in the middle east, and especially with now the involvement in ukraine and what happened in afghanistan, so it's really very complicated for them, and also it will be not only costly, but also we are you know approaching the

i mean, talking peace with egyptians, with kataries, hamas is not there at the table, and then the samending, fueling the war in gaza, american bombs, shattering schools, killing people in gaza, yeah, well, we know that the american wanted this war to stop, it's quite obvious that... is trying to pull the whole region into a regional war and he want to involve and implicate the americans in this war because he can't do it on his own and that in his thinking that will return and restore the the power of israel in this case by targeting iran but not by his own forces but by implicating and bringing in the united states now the united states at this moment they are not in that mood at all they can't that they are not willing to go into new war, especially in the middle east, and especially with now the involvement in ukraine and what happened in afghanistan, so it's really very complicated for them, and also it will be not only costly, but also we are, approaching the the elections in in november, so they are not willing now to be involved in the region, especially that they do know that a

supposedly thursday was the first day of talks, it's going to uh trickle over until today, uh, the katari government says it's seen progress in the first day of talks, does that give you any hope or optimism that new deal will be uh struck? we have experienced so many time uh about uh so many times about this kind of rounds and we still believe the american and the israelis, you see that after every round or before any round or... declaration of any rounds of negotiation, we see massacer coming up done by the israelis against the the palestinian, we see it was like directly after the declaration of new negotiation rounds happened, we saw last time also when blinken was in at the entity israeli entity and was declaring new rounds like about couple months ago. exactly 23 raids by israeli air plane fighters attacked rafah and hanunis so we don't believe them after they do massacres they try to calm down the arab street or the muslim people opinion about what's going on and i think the united states by doing though she they are they are only destructing the whole arab and muslim nations for w

hania's funeral prayer is said to be held a mosque in the katari capital, doha. he will then be buried a cemetery in the city of lucel, north of doha. iran's vice president muhammad has headed to qatar to attend the ceremonies. hania's body arrived there on thursday from the iranian capital earlier that day, thousands gathered into. iran for a massive funeral procession and prayer service that were led by the leader of iran's islamic revolution ayatullah said ali khamenei. hanya was assassinated in his accommodation in northern tehran in the early hours of wednesday. he was in iran for the inauguration of president maasud pazeshkayan. the funeral of hamas political chief ismal hany commen. with the leader of the islamic revolution, leading the funeral prayers. iranian and hamas political figures, along with morners come together and the iranian capital tehran to take part in the ceremony, politicians and citizens alike called for justice assuring that the israeli assassination will not go and another mistake of the zionist regime is that they do not pay: attentio

back to... anything less than the july 2nd agreement, the resistance have asked the egyptians, the kataries and the united states to present a proposal on july 2nd and the palestinian resistance accepted, but they don't want to go along with this, and the united states is trying to pressure the palestinian people and the palestinian resistance, and until now, as you can see all the atrocities and war crimes that israel is committing on daily basis, it doesn't even get a condemnation from the united states, because the biden administration is fully backing the netanyahu war crimes, now in this round it was a bit different because of the kind of the elephant in the room, which is iran, hezballah and yemen response, and so you know many thought that... "this is going to create a pressure on israel and the united states to you know achieve cease fire, but obviously the zionist regime doesn't care about the israeli captured in gaza, doesn't care about international law, they could care less about what the arab regimes are saying, and i think that we are entering new stage of confrontation ' very

and the west bank, now more talks are set to take place in kairo, to be attended by the egyptians, kataris, americans and israelis, i mean, your thoughts about the possibility of some type of agreement out of these cease fire talks, i mean hamas is... accused netanyahu of being the main obstacle to a cease fire as he continually changes the conditions. your thoughts. mazen, can you hear me? yeah, i can hear you. sorry, the line cut off for a while. should i repeat it? should i repeat it? i got the question. in brief, what is happening is very clear. the us made the proposal. they claim it came from the israels and it could have well have come from the israels and hamas to their surprise accepted the parameters of that proposal, they just wanted more detail to be flashed out, and they accepted this two months ago, and still the israeli side came up with new conditions that they wanted regarding natsarim. and philadelphia corridor along the border with egypt, when it was clear from the parameters that even president biden himself had articulated israel is to withdraw from the gaza strip in t

movement will not take part in the new round of gaza's fire talks which is slated to be held in the katari capital, doha, now sol al hindi stress movement will not be part of the upcoming negotiations that will resume thursday, whether they're held in doha or cairo, he added that hamas wants a clear commitment from the israeli regime to the, existing agreement which is agreed upon early july was also appealed by the un security council. hindi said if that happens then the movement will be ready to start implementing the agreement. his remarks came after hamos urged gaza seat for mediators implement the un-back truce agreement instead of holding more talks a new one. the movement said it had shown flexibility and positivity during the previous talks, but israel continued to massacre palestine. and civilians proving it's not serious about a permanent cease fire. the recent storming of the alaxamos compound by israeli settlers led by far right minister itamar bingabir continues to draw strong condemnations even from the jewish community. five influential israeli rabbys of slammed the move say