allow me to welcome professor ibrahim musa, member of the lebanese parliament, member of the loyalty, i'm saying what i feel, because to to be afraid is natural reaction from any human being, especially bombardment, the kind of horror that were there, but tell you the feeling that i had... the feeling that many had or if you want the majority had as if there was a kind of grace by allah to our hearts that we are doing something very sublime, very august, very sacred, and we are taking our part in the strife in the battle against the enemies, at the same time we are having a very important mission of sending the voice to to all the audiences all over the world to know what's really happening around here. so it was a deep sense of peace, a tranquil and did you show this to the journalist, the foreign journalist who spoke to you, did they did you express this issue during the war? did i express what exactly, the fact that you were, you had this ease of mind, this piece of mind to tell you the truth, it's not that i i tell them by words, i once i had an interview with the australian tv a

ministers of foreign affairs and the speaker of the parliament iraq with the speaker of the lebanese parliament. and there i had meetings with palestinian commanders and groups, we had meetings , we had messages, what i observed that day during the al-aqsa storm was a deep faith and belief in the continuation of this path. what will happen to these verses in the future, it showed the spirit that the failure of the zionist regime is irreparable, that spirit, the martyrdom of the likes of martyr haniyeh strengthens this spirit, strengthens the belief that the path must be continued with all strength to all power with all capacities, therefore, without a doubt, martyrdom. we, the commanders of the resistance in syria, have opportunities for martyrs like martyr haniyeh, martyr shakar in lebanon , to provide martyrs for the future defeats of the zionist regime , and without a doubt, we must accept that this path is actually the downfall that the zionist regime is on. i said a point at the beginning that the regime is stuck in an august and cannot be returned. yes , the time may increase or decrease

see situation, so we need to wait and see as you said, now professor ibrahim, member of the lebanese parliamentghanistan, iran and beyond, wherever there's been a conflict or strife, the us was involved. the us is addicted to war as the war machine feeds its economy. but watch in this documentary how the rules of the game have changed as us no longer has the upper hand and has to reap what it sewed. depressed coverage of this assassination of sulaymani now entering its this day we're looking at uh. the 70-year armistice, the most horrific war among all wars that occurred in the 20th century. the war on the korean peninsula had the highest casualty rate per unit area of any war in history. more bombs were dropped on the korean peninsula than the entire pacific war during world war ii.

lebanese parliament speaker nabih biri confirmed that the response that israel has been waiting for withnerves for several days is inevitable, noting that revenge is a dish best served cold. not only hezbollah, but also other pro-iranian forces in the region are now preparing for a possible large-scale attack on israel. the houthis, who also have something to get even with tel aviv, are preparing their response. a definite response to the israeli attack on the fuel tanks in the port of hadeida is inevitable and will follow. the delay in the response from the asi resistance is purely tactical , since it is aimed at ensuring the effectiveness of the response to israel. the prospects for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in the middle east, especially in the three gas sectors, seem increasingly dim. the new head of the hamas politburo, yahya senwar, said that he is ready to make peace with israel. but not on the terms that tel aviv is putting forward. the talks scheduled for this thursday on ceasefire in the gaza strip, if of course they take place at all, will take place, paradoxically

in the lebanese parliament , there were calls for support for hezbollah, for the unification of the nation of israeli aggression, which is already striking deep into the country. jordan warned israel, iran and the united states that it will not allow any of the parties to the conflict to use its airspace for strikes. the american air base in iraq was subjected to rocket fire the day before and the pentagon immediately laid responsibility for this attack on iran. the movement of columns of military equipment of the american army was recorded on the border between iraq and saudi arabia. and in israel, the army is on full alert, expecting to meet two waves of missile and drone strikes from the shiite group hezbollah in lebanon and from iran. the russian embassy in the capital of bangladesh recommended that our citizens, if possible , return to their homeland for security reasons. dhaka and other cities of the country, which found themselves in a situation of anarchy, are now covered. fled to india. the army command said it would hold talks with the president and take on the formation of an in

as a paramilitary organization, but it also has a political wing and representatives in the lebanese parliament has multiple media outlets , satellite channels, radio stations through which it communicates both officially, and sometimes through various surrogates, if you will. but hezbollah does have a media arm, they also have a media office. they constantly put out propaganda videos, if you will, of the organization and its capabilities. they also have many of its leaders who come out and certainly it secretary-general, who comes out and gives speeches all the time, issues statements all the time. so, for all of those who obviously are familiar with the organization inside lebanon, this is not unusual for them to issue statements. the secretary-general of hezbollah does, from time to time, make on camera appearances. although fairly rarely live, nevertheless, the organization does have a very robust media arm, certainly media capabilities, propaganda capabilities. and whenever it engages in these types of direct confrontations with israel, they have a much more robust capability, both as an o

after meeting the lebanese speaker of the parliament, he said a ceasefire deal must be agreed now.or any further delay. "no more time to waste and no more excuses from any party", and with those worries about an imminent attack by iran, the stakes couldn't be higher. let's speak to dr menahem merhavy, fellow at the harry s truman institute for the advancement of peace at the hebrew university ofjerusalem. thank you forjoining us here in the context. it is two weeks since ishmael, the political leader of hamas, was killed on a rainy and soil with iran blaming israel. can you explain what the thinking is in tehran at the moment? i you explain what the thinking is in tehran at the moment?— you explain what the thinking is in tehran at the moment? i think iran is in a great — tehran at the moment? i think iran is in a great dilemma _ tehran at the moment? i think iran is in a great dilemma now, a - tehran at the moment? i think iran is in a great dilemma now, a great| is in a great dilemma now, a great constraint. 0n the one hand it needs to save its honour, in a way and to show its pr

after meeting the lebanese speaker of the parliament, he said a ceasefire deal must be agreed now. the framework agreement that is on the table for a gaza ceasefire. and he and i agree that there is no more time to waste and there is no more valid excuses from any party for any further delay. the deal would also help enable diplomatic resolution here in lebanon, and that would prevent an outbreak of a wider war and create the conditions for the displaced lebanese people to return to their homes in the south and the displaced israeli residents to return to their homes in the north. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega has more from beirut. those diplomatic efforts continue, so today here in beirut, president biden's special envoy amos hochstein is having conversations = with the country's top officials. he had a meeting with the parliament speaker, who is a strong hezbollah ally, and he said he didn't believe a wider conflict between israel and hezbollah is inevitable, but he said there was no time to waste, so obviously this country is waiting for the response from hezbollah following th

after meeting the lebanese speaker of the parliament, he said a ceasefire deal must be agreed now.table for a gaza cease—fire and he and i agreed there is no more time to waste. and there is no more valid excuses from any party for any further delay. the deal would also help enable a diplomatic resolution here in lebanon, and that would prevent an outbreak of a wider war and create the conditions for the displaced lebanese people to return to their homes in the south and the displaced israeli residents who returned to their homes and then north. dr menahem merhavy is a fellow at the harry s truman institute for the advancement of peace at the hebrew university ofjerusalem. he gave me his assessment of the prospect of success at the talks in qatar. so far things don't look great to say the least, hamas has not even sent a delegation, which means it's either trying to play a hand here or actually doesn't see it as feasible you know, if i could guess areas where hamas will eventually send a mission to cairo and try to get a deal and defuse the whole situation because hamas, hezbollah,

there that was our correspond and mari joining us from the lebanese capital beiroot we're now going to go live uh to the uh iranian parliament in the iranian capital the new iranian president is addressing the parliament on the final day of debates on uh the ministerial pics of president in here show that i have been committed to that uh a specific party, they come from various parties and they have various thoughts, but we have a one shared principle and that is the horizon of the principles by the leader of the islamic revolution, we are going to be committed to what we say, we make promise and we play and we will stay on those promises and we will deliver on those promises, we have had negotiations and we have had this means that this is a reciprocal promise we can. sake of our unity when in our daily prayers we say that we ask god to lead us in the correct way, it means unity and it means kind of convergence, it means that if you are, you stick to your connection with the god, it means that you're in the right path, all of us should work together for the sake of god's consent. is called for resolving the disputes, each o

this is the coalition that has significant influence on the parliament, on the government, and, look, financial assistance to the regular lebanesetes, and more recently qatar, in order to also have some leverage over all this complex structure , and hezbollah relies on supplies weapons from iran. so here’s the question: in the event of a war between israel and hezbala, what will the regular army do, join or not? to understand the mood, even the british minister of defense flew to beirut this week to discuss this situation. distance themselves from direct involvement in this conflict, but it is likely that some of the weapons, just as before, will fall into the hands of hisbalah from officers, military personnel and responsible civilians who sympathize with them on the state doradkat, there exists, it seems that there are 10 or 12 brigades, if we take ground forces, and these brigades are also mainly recruited along confessional lines, let’s say. so the sixth brigade of the lebanese ground forces, it consists of shiites, and let’s say, in the event of an israeli invasion of lebanon, it cannot be ruled out that, for example, the s

the lebanese resistance moviet asserts that it will continue his reprisal attacks as long as the israeli regime persist in his campaign of genocide in gaza. iran's parliament has began the second. of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president masoyan, the law makers are scheduled to discuss the qualifications of the candidates for the key intelligence, economy, foreign affairs and health portfolios. the parliamentary debate is scheduled to continue by wednesday. the vote of confidence session is expected on tuesday or wednesday. iran's constitution requires the president to get his ministers endorsed by parliament. on saturday, president paskian defended his speaks in the chamber. he said everyone regard. the party affiliations must join hands to help overcome the existing problems in the country. let's get more on this about the ongoings there in parliament is a correspondent joining us. well gisu, we saw your report and we know one day has passed, what are we uh seeing today? what can we expect uh from uh today? welcome, i didn't quite catch the question, we're at the iranian parliament right now, and these open sessions started yesterday on s

parliament and they often move in a 100 people are killed in demonstrations. the thanks for joining us. we begin with the rising tensions, military escalation between the lebanese on group has beloved as well as bullet launched. a series of grown and rockets strikes themselves 11 on tuesday. they hit several areas, triggering air, raid sirens, explosions were heard and the coastal city of know how are you enjoying several people. it's really ami says it's intercepted at least one drone. meanwhile, 5 people have been killed and then there's really astro. i can southern 11 on the attack. hit a 2 story house in my for doing the on tuesday morning. i'm just not understanding by for us in the mind, but 1st let's have to motto, rude and i started by you could us in southern 11 on an asset. when i spoke to you about an hour ago, we were seeing very clearly in the skies above your position has below rockets fight in the direction on this route, focus through what you've been seeing and hearing. and of course, the impacts of this latest attack on southern level what we've been hearing and saying is, is there any strikes in southern lebanon? they hit covering kids off th

hezbollah but to punish the lebanese people who according to this doctor, allow hezbollah to persist and allow it to have ministries, ministerial posen seats in the parliamenton. eliza to organize huge efforts for hospitals and schools in southern lebanon to benefit the shiite community which has been a deprived community in lebanon. the idea behind the dahiya doctrine, we can put it in nicer terms, it's collective punishment for the lebanese people for whatever hezbollah decides to do. the lebanese people know that and they know it's the modus operandi and they are terribly worried that hezbollah could drag them into another war that would make 2006 look like child's play and that's the concern over the border in lebanon. >> as always, thank you for that context. i want to thank you for your reporting. daniele hamamdjian as well and marc polymeropoulos, general mccaffery, colonel jack, thank you well. i am richard lui and dark coverage continues after a break. es after a break. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and old

parliament of any mp. hello, i'm lauren taylor. lebanon says at least ten people were killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in the southern city of nabatieh. the lebanesetate news agency says two children were among those killed. israel said it was targeting a hezbollah weapons depot. lebanese media say hezbollah have fired more than a0 rockets into northern israel in retaliation. israel says it was more than 50. also on saturday, hospital officials say an israeli strike in central gaza killed at least 15 people. they say a house and warehouse sheltering displaced people were hit. as the fighting continues, ceasefire and hostage release talks continue. wyre davies reports from jerusalem. images and reports from across the region show there are still huge obstacles to peace, despite the positive messages coming from talks in qatar. in gaza, an overnight israeli air strike reportedly killed 15 people in the central area of the palestinian territory. although israel said it had eliminated a number of armed fighters, several women and children were also reportedly killed. translation: what happened is that around 1:00 in the morning, - three rockets hit di