recent post in tehran mohammad marandi is any iranian political analyst and professor at the university of tehran in london sami hamdi editor in chief of the national interests journal welcome to your theft let me start with you in tel aviv so the frequency of israeli attacks are increasing increasing their widening in scope over the weekend without talking about 3 different countries multiple axes of conflict what is benjamin netanyahu up to what's the objective or i think 1st of all we have to be clear that some of these strikes are a legend but israel has taken responsibility for what's happened in syria and i think that obviously israel is trying to show that it's not just hollow rhetoric and mean when israel says that iran cannot threaten israel from syria that it must not intrench there that israel is watching and when iranian forces iranian proxies are staging drones or rockets especially very close to israel's ceasefire lines then they may face some sort of action from israel and i think that's clear and israel has been doing that over the last several years right and this is sa

again live university of tehran professor said mohammad marandi for more on this now the u.s. special representative appears to suggest the sanctions are not a key cause of iranian hardship and blames tehran's policies instead what do you make of that. well 1st of all when he speaks about marxism i think he's clueless about what marxism actually means this very studio that i'm sitting in right now belongs so 5 a company you don't have 5 it ownership in the in the marxist regime so the dishonesty of the american government is combined with the utter ignorance in the way in which they justify their dishonesty. trump himself called the sanctions brutal sanctions and he said the 2nd waging economic warfare so what pompei oh say says what trump says what other. u.s. leaders say they're all inconsistent with one another what book says so obviously that the attempt by the american this to make ordinary people suffer that's why they call it brutal sanctions and by the way obama was no different is his sanctions were targeting ordinary iranians he called them crippling sanctions so whi

across talking around i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi and he is a professor at the university of tehran in beirut we have become ill was me he is a professor and political analyst and in florida we cross to robert rebel he is a professor of political science at florida atlantic university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate mohamed let me go to you 1st and to ron give me your side or how iran's sees this whole thing playing out because iran's point of view is virtually silent in western media so western audiences don't know the other side of this story or as i would put it a artificially generated impending conflict go ahead mohamed. the most important thing in this story is that the united states is waging economic warfare against iranian women and children the united states has exercised in what our foreign minister said economic economic terrorism and that they are trying to make the iranian people suffer and to force the iranian people to suffer so much that the government will submit to the unit

what stuck cashing in on its hippie past but we start off and it's just over a year ago the marandi bridge in genua collapsed killing $43.00 people $600.00 more were left homeless now those affected are fighting for compensation. not read the chart though has lived near them over on the bridge for most of her life she says seeing the last few pillars disappear didn't bother her it was more of a spectacle but now she has to watch as the house she lived in for nearly 60 years is demolished only pieces of the 1st floor remained the same thing and so on there . you can hear the diggers and the jackhammers whacking away. the sound is terrible. that effect she has more than watching it. and i rita and her sister me mum were lucky they own a flat in the center of genoa and were able to move there it's smaller than their home near the bridge but they had to leave a lot of their belongings behind anyway they were only permitted to return to their old home accompanied by officials a few times it lies directly under the bridge which at that stage was in danger of collapsing. and i. believe that like

i'm postin terror on mohammad marandi is any iranian political analyst and professor at the university of tehran in london sami hamdi editor in chief of the national interests journal welcome to your theft let me start with you in tel aviv so the frequency of israeli attacks are increasing increasing their widening in scope over the weekend without talking about 3 different countries multiple axes of conflict what is benjamin netanyahu up to what's the objective or i think 1st of all we have to be clear that some of these strikes are a legend but israel has taken responsibility for what's happened in syria and i think that obviously israel is trying to show that it's not just hollow rhetoric and mean when israel says that iran cannot threaten israel from syria that it must not intrench there that israel is watching and when iranian forces iranian proxies are staging drones or rockets especially very close to israel's ceasefire lines then they may face some sort of action from israel and i think that's clear and israel has been doing that over the last several years right and this is sa

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remember those who died when a road bridge collapsed it technical report reveals that curse of the marandi british were not maintained for 25 years to claim it activists in grafton bird set sail for new york city to attend the u.n. climate summit conditions will be basic but going by boat will keep her carbon footprint small. markets great to havea long everyone there have been more tear gas volleys in hong kong as hundreds of protesters gathered outside a police station and yet a nother violent clash in the territory pro-democracy demonstrators were marching through a residential district the latest clash follows 2 days of mass protests at hong kong's international airport that at times turned violent china's hong kong affairs office condemned yesterday's violence calling it terrorist like around rhetoric during the territories a long summer of unrest the airport has now reopened. yet another night of protests. and more tear gas as police and demonstrators clashed on the streets of hong kong. 10 weeks since millions marched against a controversial law the protests show no sign of letting

it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th killing $43.00 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the car.

about the lola it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th teen killing 43 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the country acclaimed when it was built now a symbol of neglect and tragedy. an addict oh a new much ecto are sisters who lived under the more and the bridge and though they are grateful to have survived the collapse the road to rebuilding in general has been painful the sisters have to come to terms with their new lives and the past is demolished right before their eyes. not read the chart though has lived near the motor on the bridge for most of her life she says seeing the last few pillars disappear didn't bother her it was more of a spectacle but now she has to watch as the house she lived in for nearly 60 years is demolished only pieces of the 1st floor remain the same thing and song on there . you can hear the dickens and jack thomas well i think the way. that the sound is terrible. that affects you more than watching

without these parts the devices simply wouldn't work university of tehran professor said mohammad marandi believes washington just doesn't want to shoulder the responsibility for the impact of its sanctions while the united states and the shop is trying to be brutal he is trying to brutalize ordinary iranians and kill as many iranians as possible they want to have their cake and eat it too on the one hand they want to say that you run we are powerful and we're destroying the iranian economy and on the other hand they want to say well the iran is evil and incompetent and it's their own fault but the truth of the matter is that they have caused great difficulty in iran this sanctions regime or this maximum pressure campaign is directly targeting ordinary iranians if you cannot in fort madison through the banking system in iran you cannot import anything through the international banking system and this of course is a violation of human rights. the u.k.'s public broadcaster the b.b.c. is making headlines of its own that's after it admitted to failings and its bracks it coverage during the re

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about italy is marking one year since the collapse of the marandi bridge in genoa $43.00 people were killed in the disaster and some $600.00 made homeless the bridge provided a key link between france and italy carrying the highway that emerges from a series of mountain tunnels in the west and runs to the port city of genoa on the mediterranean well last august the bridge collapsed during a heavy thunderstorm sending some 35 cars and several trucks down onto the railway below the cause of the collapse is still not been determined authorities are investigating dozens of people as well as the motorway operator last june the ruins of the bridge were demolished to make way for a new structure but those affected by that for those affected by the tragedy the future remains uncertain. not read the certo had lived near them over on the bridge for most of her life she says seeing the last few pillars disappear didn't bother her it was more of a spectacle but now she has to watch as the house she lived in for nearly 60 years is demolished only pieces of the 1st floor remained the same and song

across talking around i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi and to around he is a professor at the university of tehran and beirut we have become ill was me he is a professor and political analyst and in florida we cross to robert rebel he is a professor of political science at florida atlantic university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always .

cross talking around i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi and he is a professor at the university of tehran in beirut we have come in a was me he is a professor and political analyst and in florida we cross to robert rebel he is a professor of political science at florida atlantic university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate mohamed let me go to you 1st and to ron give me your side or how iran sees this whole thing playing out because iran's point of view is virtually silent in western media so western audiences don't know the other side of this story or as i would put it a artificially generated impending complex go ahead mohamed. the most important thing in this story is that the united states is waging economic warfare against iranian women and children the united states is accessorizing what our foreign minister said economic economic terrorism and that they are trying to make the iranian people suffer and to force the iranian people to suffer so much that the government will submit to the united s

it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa.

low level it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th killing 43 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the country.

remember those who died when a road bridge collapsed a technical report reveals that parts of the marandi bridge were not maintained to 25 years and to claim it to activists and credit unbirthday to set sail for new york city to attend the u.n. climate summit conditions that all will be basic but going by boat will keep her carbon footprint small. it's great to have you along everyone there's been more tear gas in hong kong as hundreds of protesters gathered outside a police station in yet another violent clash in the territory pro-democracy demonstrators were marching through a residential district the latest clash follows 2 days of mass protests at hong kong's international airport that at times turned violent and canceled all flights while the airport has in the meantime reopened and flights have resumed. as hong kong affairs office has condemned yesterday's violence calling it terrorist like a ramp up in rhetoric during the territory's a long summer of unrest. from kill stick out hong kong international starting to resemble an airport once again this morning passengers on the move dep

go back to debate root professor marandi is absolutely correct here the problem with all of this is thatthe there's no real political debate in particularly the united states on these issues here i think 11 hopeful thought in all of this is that donald trump wants to be reelected and he knows he knows very very well that his base they elected him in 2016 do not want another foreign adventure and it's very very clear from the polling results here i think this is the thing that's going to maybe to hold him back my working theory about all of this is it is given peo in bolton a very wide berth and he said to them do whatever you want just don't get me into a war that will be called true. war months before the next election what do you think go ahead in beirut. obviously the military the pentagon the senior adviser to the president know very well they come out when a war in the middle east they tried out war in iraq way but almost a 1000000 soldiers on the ground and what happened even ever the president american diplomat cannot come except. in the night and leave in the night so obviously t

across talking around i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi and he is a professor at the university of tehran in beirut we have become ill was me he is a professor and political analyst and in florida we cross to robert rebel he is a professor of political science at florida atlantic university all right gentlemen cross talk rules and effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mohamed let me go to you 1st and to ron give me your side or how iran sees this whole thing playing out because iran's point of view is virtually side.

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maintained for 25 years a ceremony has been held in genoa to mark the one year anniversary of the marandi bridge collapse which left 43 people dead a large section of the motorway crumbled carrying heavy rain causing cars to plunge on to rail tracks below prosecutors say they're investigating poor maintenance as well as possible design flaws. and italian court has ruled a spanish rescue ship carrying 160 refugees and migrants should be allowed to enter italian waters despite a ban imposed by the interior minister meant to salvage any the open arms charity vessel had been stranded in the mediterranean since rescuing the migrants off the coast of libya last week had argued international maritime law meant it had a right to bring the migrants to safety course in rome is saying the boat should be allowed in for immediate assistance. the teenage climate activist has set sail on a voyage across the atlantic ocean taking a message on global warming to the united nations in new york the 16 year old settle from plymouth in southern england on 0 emissions yacht equipped with solar panels and underw

and anniversary of the collapse of the marandi bridge in genoa and many of the politicians will be there for a memorial service and pushing a vote tomorrow things very unlikely and unlikely to win the support of the senate today outside of business critics accuse him of political opportunism and manufacturing this crisis for his own benefit but does he have enough support to form a new government if there is a stop election. well his popularity is running at around 38 percent at the moment which is very high and double where he was a year ago so he wants to seize this opportunity having said that he needs to get 40 percent of the voters to govern on his own and he has been having intense talks with forte's entirely the party of the former prime minister silvio berlusconi and the far right recently together they could form a very powerful right wing a lot of that would take around 50 percent of the vote so he's looking very strong aligning off with those political parties there was some suggestion on the media today from pollsters that he could suffer a bit of a backlash from people who a

recent post in tehran mohammad marandi is any iranian political analyst and professor at the university tehran in london sami hamdi editor in chief of the national interests journal welcome to your theft let me start with you in tel aviv so the frequency of israeli attacks are increasing increasing their widening in scope over the weekend without talking about 3 different countries multiple axes of conflict what is benjamin netanyahu up to what's the objective or i think 1st of all we have to be clear that some of these strikes are a legend but israel has taken responsibility for what's happened in syria and i think that obviously israel is trying to show that it's not just hollow rhetoric and mean when israel says that iran cannot threaten israel from syria that it must not intrench there that israel is watching and that when iran in forces iranian proxies are staging drones or rockets especially very close to israel's cease fire lines then they may face some sort of action from israel and i think that's clear and israel has been doing that over the last several years right and this is