the work with this man, ahmed mansour, an emirati activist, began. he notices a number of suspicious text messages on his mobile phone and is suspicious because these text messages were sent by an unknown number and claims that he knows information about human rights issues. the topic of human rights is an interesting topic these days and that's why it is used as an excuse, and he sent me these text messages on citizen lab. i used a temporary phone instead of my main phone and clicked on the link "internet traffic and activities". i was registering the phone and i noticed that after clicking on that link, a suspicious spying program was installed on my phone. we noticed that when you click on the link for the second time, there is no problem and only the first time, if you click on the link for the second time, there is a problem. click on this link , it will direct you to alki's site to make the link look innocent and real, but we clicked on the link for the second time and it directed us to google, but this. it was not a normal event, it had a spec

the information obtained through the hacked phone led to the arrest of a person named ahmed mansour. he is still in prison to this day. the new technique is called functional hacking, and pexas was the software used by the zionist regime to hack ahmad mansour's phone. was. bill marza who is an expert of citizen lab, has worked on this issue for several years in order to expose pecasus, what happened in 2016 , the work with this man, ahmed mansour, an emirati activist , began. it was sent by an unknown number and claims to know information about human rights issues . well, human rights are an attractive topic these days, and that's why it is used as an excuse. and he sent these text messages to me on citizen lab . i am using a temporary phone instead of my original phone i used it and clicked on the link , i was recording internet traffic and phone activities, and i realized that after clicking on that link, a suspicious spying program was installed on my phone. we realized that when you click on the link a second time , there is no problem only the first time there is a problem, if y

mansour barati, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, and in the second case, we will take a look. the french government took special security measures on the eve of the 9th year by deploying 90,000 police and 5,000 soldiers army, but first let's see pictures of what happened to palestine in the last 24 hours . i apologize for the scratches on some of these pictures. if you don't see the historical context, then you are condemned to repeat the same tragedy over and over again. the national tower of balskan, the emirate is full of residents, a small girl is injured , there is no god, there is no god. this child was martyred. this child was martyred. europe's double standard from ukraine to gaza . joseph brill said this the attacks left 16 dead and the european union will stand by ukraine as long as necessary. burrell already a few. he had called for an end to the zionist regime's attacks on gaza several times, but he has never been ready to condemn this regime . he also said in response to a journalist's question whether the killing of civilians in gaza is a violation of human

mansour barati, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, mr. barati welcome to today's world, what do you think about the developments that have reached the 88th day of the past? hello, i am at your service, mr. hashem zadegan, and also dear viewers. well, first of all. many people did not expect the war to last 84 days , to last 3 months, and there was a feeling that the war would probably end much sooner, considering the record of the israelis in the previous wars, and well , there was an idea that after the first month , probably in fact, the conflict trend has a downward slope, but because the israelis during the first months of the war did not reach the goals that they announced they had done it, but they are still forced to continue the war. it is very clear that hamas still maintains its operational power in the gaza strip, even if we have all the pictures, we can see that these are the last pictures published by the qassam brigades, even if all of the israeli claims are true, for example, that 6,000 hamas soldiers in fact , they were ab

in response to the martyrdom of hossein ali mansour, a lebanese citizen, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the gathering of zionist soldiers in the military and zionist settlement of mutulala. my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine will accompany you mr. azimzadeh. greetings to you regarding the details of this operation and other developments in the south of lebanon and the north of the lands. mr. tehrani, dear viewers, hello , good morning. this operation that you mentioned was hezbollah's seventh operation last night. hezbollah carried out its last operation last night in response to the martyrdom of hossein ali mansour. the 80-year-old lebanese citizen who was targeted in the attack of the zionist forces on tayyaba area yesterday and was martyred in the balcony of his house . hezbollah carried out this operation last night at 20:00 local time and 21:30 minutes iran time. in its statement, hezbollah targeted the military and zionist settlement of mutallah. in its statement, hezbollah emphasized that a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in

and an mansour bus basically told this member of his knesset of his party, get out. i want you out of the party and out of the knesset. you are not going to deny what happened. and so i, i think there's stuff happening again. i tend to be my wife always tells me too optimistic. you're too optimistic. don't be so this about everything, by the way, not just this, but. but i am. but i think there's i, i don't know if hamas brought israel together. we can get into that. but i do think hamas may have had an impact on the israeli arab community, or at least some of them. well, you know, i and i know we have to, but literally today at 4:00, i got a from mansour. there you go see. and he said i have a sponsor or i have a i have a letter for you. this guy is i'm fan boy. i a i have a letter. i need you to give to president biden. well, i said i'll start call the president, read to him. and in a letter was about the hostages. so on the behalf of the arabs here in israel, we need to save these. and he went on and on and on about the importance of saving these lives. and when yo

tom brokered and in mansour boss told this member of his party get out.want you out of the parties and out of the you will not deny what happened. soi, i -- i think there's stuff happening again, i tend to be my wife bealways tells me too optimistic about everything by the way not just this. but -- [laughter] but i -- i think there's, i don't know if hamas brought israel together. we can get into that but i do think hamas may have had an impact on the israeli arab community or at least some of them. >> youor know, just we have to . but literally today at 4:00 i have a call from mansour. >> see -- >> he said i have a -- i have a letter for you this guy is -- i'm a fan boy. i have a letter i need you to give to president biden. well call the president read him to it and in the letter -- was about the hostages. so on behalf of the arabs here in israel we need to save these lives and he went on and on and on about importance of saving these lives when you say -- there's hope there's plenty of hope and this is a guy who -- you know, was a hero in israel he was

response to the attack of the zionist forces on the tayyaba area and the martyrdom of hossein ali mansour 80-year-old lebanese citizen targeted the zionist settlement in matallah military settlement. the gathering places of the zionist soldiers in the al-baghdadi military base and the ashtallah military settlement were other targets of hezbollah's offensive operations. what do america and israel want? american and zionist threats do not scare the resistance, but increase the resistance's insistence on a stronger confrontation. resistance has no hesitation in responding to attacks and testimony of citizens. hizbullah announced that in two operations, the bases of samagheh and hadbal in al-bostanistan, and in one operation, for the second time in the last four days, the rahab base heavy rockets have targeted barkan. branit military barracks were also targeted for the third time in a week with guided missiles and other heavy weapons. it placed. we are standing firm in this area despite the attacks of the zionists. hizbullah's operations make us proud and our faith in god and the strength of

language poets such as ali madadi rizwani from afghanistan, ahmad shahriar from pakistan and shah mansour. shah mirza from tajikistan wrote poems on the occasion of yalda. this conference, which was a research on the wisdom of sheikh shahabaldin suhrawardi , was held at ko institute with the presence of people of culture and art. yalda celebration was held in pak dasht with the aim of promoting feasting and bonding with relatives and introducing the traditional ritual of yalda night in the countries of iran, afghanistan and tajikistan. iranian and afghan artists were present in this celebration. yalda celebrations in afghanistan until last night countinued. farhang sarai imam khomeini, pakdasht hosts iranian and afghan artists. this year is the third year that we organized a joint program with afghan friends and artists present in the city and other cities. we had a yala night celebration where artists from iran and afghanistan performed nelda. it was an excuse for me to come. friends and relatives of kanaristan say that it is one of the senates held in iran, afghanistan and tajikistan. v

brahimi mansour mr. brahimi and mr. rai himself, various books were done, even going in person with those who were alive and from the tribes and tribes of that time and did various interviews and implemented these, and then mr. golban was added to the group as well. one of the writers was able to do all this research in the stage of the script, and then to complete the production and performance during the performance. what happens in front of the camera, well, of course, most of it is due to the work of the actors. in this kind of work, the use of local actors can also help. whether it works or not , it must be like it could be, as the famous saying goes it will help a lot. in our work, our effort was that considering that the space is going to be a space in the national media and all ethnic groups can use it , it should not be specific to a particular ethnic group . it exists in certain people, we ignored it and put it aside, we tried to make something. to be able to communicate with all the ethnic groups , it is a wi

the takeover is being bankrolled by sheikh mansour bin zayed al nahyan, best known in the uk for hisout the future of the influential conservative newspaper. a usjudge has blocked montana's ban on tiktok, saying it violated the constitutional free speech rights of users. in may, montana became the first us state to pass the ban which was scheduled to take effect on 1st of january. the law would have made it illegal for app stores to offer tiktok, and firms would have faced penalties of up to $10,000. don't forget, you can stay in touch with the team. thanks forjoining us. 160 feet up above that scaffolding, work has started to see it through the next hundred. a year—long conservation of a leaky chapel roof now complete, the focus shifts from conservation to sustainability. irate conservation to sustainability. we are conservation to sustainability. - are putting on 438 panels, that's 219 on each of the slopes, north and south, we will be complete by the end of december. 50 south, we will be complete by the end of december.— south, we will be complete by the end of december. so what d

this is the exclusive qargh or the mansour abad kerman people's reserve. since 15 years ago when it was protected, we came here to enter the protection. we have become a region and we are doing wildlife protection work. the logical way for us to save the country's wildlife is to involve the private sector in the field of biodiversity protection . special differences are one of the cooperative conservation methods that are established outside the four regions of the environmental protection organization. areas that have challenges. we have stolen for the areas of hawaz, where we also have few environmentalists we have little credit and we don't have a car, so what is the solution to create dedicated sinkholes in the seyed and hunting law, and the international union for conservation of nature recommends to countries that people in the private sector become wildlife protectors or hunters. according to the seyed hunting law, the hunter is obliged what the government does in the protected area should be done with the approval of the environment. so far, five s

thousand people from the representatives of scholars and clerics from all over the country , to welcome mansourbring honor to the presence of shah nashdeh , has never been seen in this way until now. this plan was carried out under the title of people who believe. they are superstitions, accept your superstitions, and then because your superstitions can be rejected very easily in different parts, then their religious beliefs will be the same, and we can reject this plan during the prime minister 's time. sabak set this 20 million tomans episode his highness was given to the clerics to preach about this matter, the good-hearted arrianeh shah and the governorship of the beloved covenant, i said , pray, pray, pray for your health . a dream that a cleric saw in a dream that imam reza, whom imam reza advised him to protect the king , help him, he should stay in iran , there is a hair on surah baqarah, or seeing the image of imam in moon sphere that all these plans were done in tehran but in iran. shah by arresting the characters he hoped that the anger of the people would be reduced by the importanc

mansour, palestine un avoid there with the un.illed over 16,200 palestinians since it began two months ago, around 70% of those killed are women and children. let's move to monandil. she is our correspondent and occupied mala following the developments there. she joins us now. what do you have for us? the israeli. military continued its rates across the occupied west bank as every day since the war started on the gaza strip israeli forces had been uh facing the daily raise into cities, refugee camps and towns. this morning israeli forces reided balata refugee camp napolis, clashes erupted between palestinians and israeli forces and parametics had said that at least four palestinians had been wonded, one of them was in serious condition, after several hours, this palestinian was in serious condition, 24 years old second to his injuries. addition to abraham another palestinian was shot wonded in over one week ago in one of the israeli military also his injuries earlier the israeli forces had already raised tobas and clashes erupted

mansour qombarzadeh, mr. jamshid noorshaq, mr. kordani and mr. javad mahmoodzadeh from the inspection organization. and this is not having the task of doing a series of regulations and writing, now after a while, giving these regulations based on the article 44 of the articles of association of the football federation, the committee for drafting regulations must approve all the regulations and instructions, which was signed by mr. nasirzadeh. and it was communicated, i gave it to the organization of the league, the president's board of my football federation, except for two people. for them, i think that signing everything and giving means that in fact this process was done in a completely legal way. one question here is the executive guarantee and the aspects of punishment . it is written at the end that the judicial organs of the football federation will be the executive guarantor. i do not say what kind of punishment. punishment and they should not say, we believe that we have a mirror of isolation, mr. dr. barati , dr. ahmad barati, to work h

states have converged on the un headquarters to condems of massacre the ghaza strip to his speech mansourtop the aggression, to stop fighting. what a senior official of the resistance movement says in the course of the flood operation, a small number of resistance fighters dispelled the invincibility myth of the israeli army forever. in al storm we have been able which they always brag about when they say that it's an invincible army, invincible state and no arab army can come close to it and do any harm to it, but thank god we were able to create a glorious history whereby we struck very very severe blow to this enemy and broke its ore and also its army and its security theory with small number, not more than 1,00 fighters from the were able to destroy this theory forever, this has been shuttered, this image and will not be restored, and so therefore the liberation of palestine is closer than we imagined, those who always dream of returning to and and we are closer than before, it's true that we paid very high price, the blood of our people and our children and women, however this has in

the zionist military martyred an 80-year-old lebanese citizen in the area of ​​taybeh hossein ali mansourast night, hezbollah targeted the same place you see , the military settlement of mutallah, with guided missiles, the media of the zionist regime announced. 15 houses in this military settlement were severely damaged, one of them was completely destroyed. this is also the deterrent equation of hezbollah. hezbollah announced in a statement issued after this operation that a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded. the mayor of the zionist settlement of adimit the north of the occupied territories also said that the zionist settlements have become ghost towns and the settlers will not return soon. thank you very much, mr. hassan azimzadeh, reporter of sada vasima news agency located on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. the consultations of the foreign minister to stop the crimes of the zionists against the people of gaza are continuing. in a telephone conversation with his russian counterpart, mr. amir abdullahian stressed the need for immediate action to stop

mansour, i went and talked with them one by one , what happened? well, some of them are working very hard for the factory that was closed, going with the work of jihad. following up now, there is a lot of work, very good products, products that are standardized , marketed, commercialized , their products go to different countries , there is also a market. well, this was a product that was left for two years, three years, four years. it started in 1985, it started in 2008 and 2014 , it started before that, it can be completely restored we want to establish a factory. well, it costs money to go to the factory , build the shed, take the equipment, set up the production line, start the production line, for some reason, the production line was disabled, so this is what activated it, the cost is less than if we just go and build a shed, we just want to go and import machinery. well, this can be dismissed, it means that this work has been spent, and we will create employment in the middle of the road . it is a very good news to mention that we have reache

mansour anbiya, the honorable president of iran university of science and technology. here we have to use that knowledge. build technology and this is the right word they say that all progress is achieved in a society when the development of technology in that society happens , which means that our tomorrow should be the same development of technology . mr. dr. anbia, please tell me that the academic level of students in each semester and in general throughout the year is measured based on what indicators, many factors can be effective in the academic advancement of university students , naturally, one of the most important factors is the preparation of professors who go to class or to a phrase of the scientific level of the professors in the university, naturally, there is another important factor that can have an effect on the academic advancement of students , the practical things that are available in the university , especially the workshops and laboratories that are in the university, the equipment that is in the universities and in the workshops, on this account

there, let's continue the conversation with my guests, julius baluto, and here in the studio, antonia mansour i can go again, no problem, my question to you was that given what we heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier, what do you think, how much of the decision to resume these hostilities in the unfolding genocide um in the ghaza strip have to do with israeli internal politics, netanyahu's own political future as well as the humiliation that the israeli mili suffered on october 7th at the hands of hamas resistance forces. there's been this backlash, this unexpective criticism of israel, how did you allow this to happen, this is your fault, what kind of military have you got, and so there is that pressure that look, we're going to execute this, in a great way, we're going to finish this off, but i mean, don't forget that the the the leaders within the military, the president, they are saying, i mean, i think it was ben saying that the israelion military. must return and crush gaza with all our might? i mean, what does that mean? because that's not hamas, we're talki

riyad mansour, the permanent observer for palestine to the un, argued that an immediate cease—fire ispalestinian people. we are all supposed to pretend that this aggression is not aimed at the destruction of the palestinian people in the gaza strip when it has besieged and bombed our people and deprived them of all requirements of life. i keep reading in the media israel has no clear war objectives. are we supposed to pretend we don't know the objective? this is the ethnic cleansing of gaza strip. the dispossession or forcible displacement of the palestinian people when so many israeli representatives could not refrain from admitting it. if you are against the destruction and displacement of the palestinian people, you have to be in favour of an immediate cease—fire. when you refuse to call for a cease—fire, you are refusing to call for the only thing that can put an end to war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. israel's un ambassador gilad erdan questioned why article 99 was not invoked for the wars in ukraine or yemen, but instead for the war in gaza. he said israel firml

here's riyad mansour.ent from the general assembly, and it is our collective duty to continue in this path until we see an end to this aggression against our people, to see this war stopping against our people. it is our duty to save lives. saving lives is much nicer and better than taking it away. meanwhile, israel continues its bombardment of gaza, with the main focus on khan younis in the south. there's also been fighting in rafah, near the border with egypt. the world health organization says less than a third of the hospitals in gaza remain even partially functional. aid organisations are calling the situation in the strip desperate with limited aid flowing in. as the war rages on, the father of a young israeli woman killed by hamas during the october 7 attacks says he still believes palestinians should have their own state, and that peace is possible. eyal waldman is an israeli tech billionaire who invested in gaza and created jobs for palestinians. his daughter danielle and her boyfriend noam were k

the takeover is being bankrolled by sheikh mansour bin zayed al nahyan, best known in the uk for hisnd it has raised concerns about the future of the influential conservative newspaper, as the bbc�*s media editor katie razzall explains lucy fraser has been under pressure to make this intervention not least from several conservative mps worried about foreign state investment. just a reminder of this story and how we got here. injune, lloyds bank took over the daily and sunday telegraph because their owners, the berkeley family, owed the family nearly 1.2 mac billion pounds and author of the process had got under way it was dramatically halted last week because of this bid coming in behalf of the barclay family backed by investment from a member of the ruling family of abu dhabi. lloyds clearly wants to take the money and move on but lucy fraser referred the deal to two regulators — the petitioner markets authority and the media regulator. in the g reference concerns that free expression of opinion and accurate news presentation could be impacted by this sale. the company involved has

here's riyad mansour.h until we see an end to this aggression against our people to see this well —— this was topping against our people. it is our duty to save lives. saving lives is much nicer and better than taking it away. meanwhile, israel continues its bombardment of gaza, with the main focus on khan younis in the south. there's also been fighting in rafah, near the border with egypt. the world health organization says less than a third of the hospitals in gaza remain even partially functional. aid organizations are calling the situation in the strip desperate, with limited aid flowing in. with more on the international response — and the situation on the ground — here's our correspondent hugo bachega injerusalem. the israeli military has continued to pound gaza and the city of khan younis in the south remains a key target in the israeli offensive against hamas. there are more signs of growing international pressure on israel amid mounting civilian casualties, and a worsening humanitarian situation.

i will take mansour off the line. i might not have heard you describe when i was in the other room, listening to what you were saying, but did it turn out, from what they looked at and had to investigate with this teixeira boy, did he end up inadvertently, like you are saying, thinking, these people are all great. did he end up inadvertently, as it turned out many of the people he considered to be, just, you know, you know what i'm saying, legitimate friends, did they then turn out to be foreign agents? host: right, jim. guest: those are great questions. reality winter was working as a contractor and had access to classified information, and since some of that to journalists because she felt there was important information they needed to know and that the public needed to know about russian interference in the election. reality winner fits the profile of a whistleblower who says, i'm going to share this information. it is illegal to do it, but i'm doing it in what i think is a larger public interest. there is a long t

the takeover is being bankrolled by sheikh mansour bin zayed al nahyan, best known in the uk for hisative newspaper — as the bbc�*s media editor katie razzall explains. lucy fraser has been under pressure to make this intervention, not least from several conservative mps who are worried about foreign state investment. so just a reminder of this story and how we got here. injune, lloyds bank took over the daily and sunday telegraph because their owners, the barclay family, owed the bank nearly £1.2 billion. an auction process had got under way. it was dramatically halted last week because of this bid coming in on behalf of the barclay family, backed by investment from a member of the ruling family of abu dhabi. now, lloyds clearlyjust wants to take the money and move on. but lucy frazer referred the deal to two regulators, the competition and markets authority and the media regulator 0fcom. and in a letter she referenced her concerns that free expression of opinion and accurate news presentation could be impacted by this sale. now the company involved has previously offered its guaran

envoy riyad mansour criticized the u.s.eto. >> it is disastrous that the security council once again prevented from rising to this moment to uphold its clear responsibilities in the face of this grave crisis, threatening human lives and threatening regional and international peace and security. amy: the u.s. deputy ambassador to the united nations robert wood defended the u.s. decision to veto the ceasefire resolution. >> united states engaged in good faith. we proposed language with the nightwork constructive resolution that would have reinforced the lifesaving diplomacy we have since october 7, increased opportunities for humanitarian aid to enter gaza, encouraged the release of hostages, and the resumption of humanitarian pauses and laid a foundation for durable peace. unfortunately, nearly all of our recommendations were ignored. and the result of this rush process, in a balanced resolution that was divorced from reality and would not move the needle forward on the ground, in any concrete way. and so we regretfully coul

thank you very much, mohamed mansour.lined to give starlink nearly a billion dollars in subsidies. one fcc commissioner is speak out, and charlie gasparino is about to break the news next. >>> and take a look at the bottom of the dow heat map, lang wishing just about a 19 -- languishing just about 19 points at the moment. we do have the one name that is pretty much the worst performer, verizon. i think it's the verizon, right, guys? um, but in the mean if time, boeing and intel, crm, microsoft and american express are moving to the top. stay tuned, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ my money right to achieve my ambitions. want to see? (♪) like saving for the ultimate tailgate setup. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. sofi can help you fund all your ambitions, no matter how big... or small. ready break! like investing in the athletes of tomorrow. (♪) after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and

with the enemy in his own head, sixteen-year-old mansour needs help battling a rare type of cancer. squeaksa unit of the russian guard protects more than 80 thousand objects, this is an institution of culture, education, healthcare, as well as public transport. africa is looking for solutions, russia is ready to help. an international scientific congress has opened in st. petersburg; it is being held at the oldest technical university in the country, the mining university. and this is no coincidence. the main topic of the forum is development of the african mining industry, assistance in training highly qualified specialists. black continent. 25 participating countries are represented, including the minister of higher education, science and technology development of zimbabwe, the minister of natural resources of nigeria, and major businessmen and industrialists. guests at the opening ceremony were welcomed by the governor of st. petersburg , alexander beglov. he recalled the powerful educational potential of the city. in turn, the forum participants noted a new level of scientific and educa

man city, of course, is owned by the uae's shake mansour and they've won the preerpship a couple years, i believe, and still fighting for the top spot once again behind will fred's arsenal. i think of will fred when we talk about arsenal. >> a diehard fan. >>> the news here that billionaire jim radcliffe who is british, it's going to get 25% stake of the club. the stock has been down this year because this has been a long, drawn-out process of a sale and i think has been relatively disappointing from the original news that the glazer family was going to put this team up for sale. the fact that they're involved, i think people are not that thrilled about that and it's not a takeover of the team in a necessarily meaningful way. he's going to get 25% of the shares as well and 25% of the listed shares, invest $300 million into the club and get two board seats. not full control here. jim radcliffe is a minority owner of the mercedes-benz f 1 team as well, in case you were wondering about that. valuations to your point overall continue to just go up and defy glavt on these teams. >> media ha

i will take mansour off the line. have heard you describe when i was in the other room, listening to what you were saying, but did it turn out, from what they looked at and had to investigate with this teixeira boy, did he end up inadvertently, like you are saying, thinking, these people are all great. did he end up inadvertently, as it turned out many of the people he considered to be, just, you know, you know what i'm saying, legitimate friends, did they then turn out to be foreign agents? host: right, jim. guest: those are great questions. reality winter was working as a contractor and had access to classified information, and since some of that to journalists because she felt there was important information they needed to know and that the public needed to know about russian interference in the election. reality winner fits the profile of a whistleblower who says, i'm going to share this information. it is illegal to do it, but i'm doing it in what i think is a larger public interest. there is a long tradition of

the takeover is being bankrolled by sheikh mansour bin zayed al nahyan, best known in the uk for hishe barclay family backed by investment from a member of the ruling family of abid ali —— because of this bid coming in. lucy frazer referred the deal to two regulators, the competition and markets authority and media regulator ofcom and in a letter reference concerned free expression of opinion and accurate news presentation could be impacted by the sale. the company involved has previously offered its guarantee that if a deal did go ahead the editorial independence of the titles would be protected. star; editorial independence of the titles would be protected.— editorial independence of the titles would be protected. stay with us on bbc news. this cold snap has brought some of the coldest november nights for 13 years and unusual snow for devon and cornwall, that is clearing out the way, but wintry showers out elsewhere, very icy on damp surfaces, poor visibility. a few snow showers continuing as we go through the rest of the night. icy conditions where we've got those showers, norther

raad mansour described israel's deadly onsland in gaza as barbaric aggression. accusers of deliberately destroying medical system northern gaza implement forth displacement against palestinians. it called on international organizations interveing urgently to protect gaza's healthcare system. what is the history of palestinian resistance? why did the lebanese divide themselves and

riyard mansour described israel's day onslot on the gaza strip as barbaric aggression. and the palest. and health ministry has accused israel of deliberately destroying the medical system in and gaza implement his forceable displacement policy as palestinians there, the called on international organizations to intervently to protect gaza's healthcare system. there's an ongoing genocide that is taken in the gaza strip by this regime forces, sev deaths and counting, is also ethnic cleansing that is taking place in the occupied palestinian territories of the west. the world is falling flat, not able to prevent either. the united general has invoked article 99, see if that can really support sessfire, although. not much hope is spent on that. meanwile, the us has rejected the latest financial aid package, which would have included $15 billion dollars in aid for israel, although the us presidents has made sure that israel has.

riad mansour said the people who... cannot and do not want to see the reality about the israel war on gaza will be forced to change their stance. nearly 17,500 people have been killed in israely attacks on gaza since october the 7th. palestinian have been responding with rocket fire from beside on toward tel aviv, ascalon as was other towns near gaza. military wing of hamasa as captive as soldiers been killed in clashes in resistance fighters and regime troops. the... says a number of israeli troops were also killed and injured during the clashes. people in several countries save demonstration in the support of palestinians and in condemnation of his regression on gaza. yemenis rallied in cities of sana and sada underscored their solidarity with gazans and jordan people blame the us for supporting israely genocide on gaza. and rockets near the... embassy in the rocky capital baghdad setting off sirens, series of miles and loud explosions were heard of following the attack, us iraq to protect its diplomats, and the incident comes as the region on high over washington support this reall

riyad mansour described israel's destrip as barbaric aggression. palestinian health ministry has accused israel of deliberately destroying the medical system in northern gaza implement his forceable displacement. they called on the international organizations to intervene urgently to protect gaza's healthcare system. iranian president ibrahim raisy has deplored the united states and europe for supporting the relentless israel. he underscored immediate end to the regime's bombardment of gaza. we was meeting with russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow. lebanon's resistance movement has been lost as it hits. military targets causing casualties amongst the regime forers. the group says the attack comes in response to israel's bombardment of residential areas in the atab village in southern lebanon.