mariam, okay, mariam, did you get the question? we are receiving some live images from the city of tyra, the labanese health ministry has announced that over... 2,000 people have so far been killed in israeli attacks since october 8th, 2003. we can see in the images, it is quite clear that there has been some kind of explosion and there is fire or multiple fires, not quite distinctive from here, let's see if we can get our correspondent mariam saleh to tell us more about this recent attack, clearly there has been some kind of attack. on the city of taira, mariam, maria, okay, well it seems that we don't have our correspondent with us, but we are receiving some live images from lebanon, the city of tyra, israel has been carrying out fresh air strikes on lebanon, this has been the case since the 8th of october 2003, which has... over 2,000 people dead in lebanon only, these are live images that we're receiving some from lebanon, let's see if we can get our correspondent to tell us more about what is happening there, mariam saleh, if

unfortunately mariam does not hear me. okay, mariam, do you have my voice right now? no, unfortunately not. all right, um, i guess we're going to leave it there for now, uh, we don't. have mariam with us, we're trying to establish it. i'll ask one more question from our guess there uh in london if i may, um, the the the way that the regime is moving forward, you saying that uh, the are pre-planned uh, i guess uh, things that were drawn up uh, whetherers from trade routes and that as a goal, or otherwise, uh, the notion that israel has is this greater israel uh idea, um, do you think that those will actually happen, and again, uh, a couple minutes uh, if you can, keep it to that, please. yes, i think it will do. the whole main idea is to keep the superpowers in power, and and for that is to have merity bases is for them to have control in certain regions and for them to have uh, you know, some sort of authority in in areas, which is obviously threatening to them in the future, and for them to have those kind of spaces is, entirely important, and and most of us didn't e

well uh, we are now joined by mariam saleh, our press tv correspondent joining us from beirot, giving us the latest updates from the situation in uh southern lebanon, what with all the uh attacks that are happening there, marian, please uh give us the the latest updates on the ground, well we have several reports of different strikes all across uh south lebanon as well as the in addition to the of course the shelling very heavy. last night on the southern suburbs of israelis targeted the town the southern town of we know that two people were morning as a result of that attack is not ableor tower so this is also the result of either attacks from the air force the fighter jets or the drones we also know that there were direct attacks and bombing and all the border towns where there are attempts for incursions especially and we also know that the the towns of and as well have been almost perfect bomb very heavy bombardment there 600 strikes in the last week or so on that area basically to pave the way maybe for a possible for the attempts the incursion have already started we also know t

mariam, can you hear me? mariam sallah, mari, i'm not sure i can hear you. okay, so i'll go to, stay, stay with me, maria, i'm going to go to sana and get yusuf mauri on this and hope. hopefully we can connect, fix the audio with beirot. yusuf mari, thanks so much for being with us, well yusuf, please tell us what's happening in yemen, and we understand that the... been some retaliatory attacks by the yemenis, if you could please tell us what's been happening there today. i was asked earlier today, how are the yemenis going to commemorate this day, october 7, and i mentioned that uh, we will find out in the coming hours and mentioned that there, this day is not going to be concluded until yemen reignites the fires of october 7 by engaging. a yemeni uh military attack, which is exactly what we've seen, um, a hypersonic missile was launched just a couple of hours ago, news reports came out about an hour ago, hypersonic missile, according to the unsotal law officials hit its target in the israeli regime's capita

sandle mariam uh thanks so much for staying with us, mariam, um, we've seen some recent attacks in beirotprograms, uh, it doesn't have any political programs on that, it is office in the of beirout, i don't have reports for information of any other um report, any other office, media office that was targeted, but of course uh media relations as was clear in its statement saying that there is absolutely nothing that is in that residential building or in that building which comprises also the office of alt and saying that these are blatant of course violations of the freedom of the press and clear destruction of the the people's civil associations and saw that happening also in 2006, they completely demolished the building which was for the almanar channel and also the el radio which are considered associations and media associations, but they are official channels and radio stations in lebanon and so that is part they are part of the national media that which first truck of course they completely demolish and they also targeted several areas where there was media and now we see that there t

mariam, uh, you had what the russian envoy to the un just said in the emergency security council, um, how do you think this can be effective in changing the rules of the game and the equation right now in the region? well, as i've said before, i don't believe that the un, anything through the un will be effective, the un is simply a platform uh, what it can be used is is a platform to basically talk about what's going on in gaza where people actually generally the people of the world actually no better, the un itself was created with the intention of policing different nations, it was created by a handful of powers that had gained victory in the world war, and they aimed and that's why we have the veto power, if it was a united nations, and if everybody had equal voice, equal say in what the matters of world would... be iran a handful of countries that i mean some of which don't even, i mean the their population is so little that they don't represent any part of the world really, i mean look at the england, like how much of the world does the population hold, so it's not about the rep

azarcher who uh has a report for us, has an interview for us, so mariam, welcome back to the program uh, what do you have for us? so basically as i was standing here um looking at people, i i found this iranian representative, this female iranian representative um and she's the head of the environment fraction and i ask her why she's here, so i'm going to hand over the mic and and we're going to see. regardless of where exactly they are in across the world, this is the least duty of us and basically in the islamic republic, this is the manifesto of the country and we are ready to devote our country, our positions. the same objective and we are not doubtful, i think that the word has some miscalculations and they have not seen this kind of crowd that they're participating and we are loyal to خداوند. need to participate in the friday prayer led by the great leader okay mam thank you very much for that report basically people are here from every part of the society yes please go ahead yeah so basically as you see we have people from all walks of life here mean iranian representative com

thank you, mariam, that was press tv's mariam sole, our correspondent in beirut. thank you, mariam and stay safe. now joining us tonight to help us navigate through the complexities of this rapidly developing. story we have shabi rasvy, our he's a political analyst from london. mr. razi, thank you for coming on, i hope you are well. my first question for you is this: look at the looking at the humanitarian situation, how are the resistant groups are managing to maintain their popular support under such difficult circumstances and what role does their ability to defender people playing this? hello, good evening. first condolences to all the matters and their families in gaza, west bank, lebnon, and all the axes of resistance that are really giving a bloody nose to the zionist entity. look, this question is quite a interesting question, and it has been posed by both friends and for, what i would like to say, just like your colleague from lebanon was report. mariam saleh that the resistance does not really depend on individuals, of course there have been so many pers

, mariam sole, press correspondent from beirot.one, 28 health workers have been killed in the last 24 hours. gabries has said nearly 40 health facilities in south lebanon and three. hospitals in beirot have gone out of service due to the intensive attacks. the who chief also warned that the continue escalation of the conflict may lead to the collapse of the medical institutions across the arab country. he added the organization has been unable to deliver the much needed medical supplies to lebanon due to the closure of beirot's airport. the global health agency then called for sease fire for the delivery of lifesaving aid and protection of health. at least nine people have been killed in fresh israel air strikes on the beseeged gaza strip. among the targeted areas is the central city of deral bala where four palestinians lost their lives and number of others were injured. the southern. city of hanunas was bombed as well, nearly one year has passed since the start of the us israeli genocide in gaza, the death toll has topped 41,800,

so let's begin with our guest in the studio, mariam. in your opinion, how significant was iat khamenei's presence in the public eye, leading the friday. prayers after precisely four years and eight months. i mean, basically, what is the basically, the significance of iran being, iran being able to hit american airbase, um, israeli air base, right? because we have these were taboos in the past, nobody dared to threaten the us, threaten the zionists regardless of how many crimes they committed, but iran, i mean, this was iran's second retaliatory operation, right? iran had a first retaliatory operation after the iraning... consulat was hit and this time they said they're saying that the strength of this operation was twice that of the last one and different military bases were hit and mosad headquarters were hit and everything so this by itself was very significant and then immediately after the media started talking about oh the leader is scared oh the leader is the they're taking the leader hiding him somewhere and they have done this m

mariam, give us an update. maria, our correspondent mariam sal will be with us shortly live from beirot, mariam, yes please, your question, okay, if you could please give us some updates regarding the latest israeli strikes in lebanon. well this reached a state where we really cannot uh put together all the areas which are being targeted, massive strikes from the israelis in south lebanon as well as in the bakar region and in the southern suburbs of suburbs of beirut has been of course subject to the destruction of many of its residential buildings into the areas of the ways for example and we heard from the authorities that had to check on those areas that they um we have we have. for example, the targeting of the villages of their sirayan as well as the hospital, which is the governmental hospital and one of the very few function hospitals in south lebanon, there were also direct attacks on the areas of which is not a border town, of course this is in addition to the israeli targeting of the border villages a

mariam, considering what we just talked about with sakina, do you believe that the american message at the security council is um message of de-escalation saying that do not do this again? well of course the american message is never message of deescalation unless the deescalation is in favor of its allies or what? else that's committing a genocide against people in our region because we understand the american interest in this region basically is our oil is our gas is um having control over strategic locations um we know you know when when they invade different countries they talk about democracy you know exporting democracy and what they end up with is access to oil fields like for instance the're right now plundering some 80% of syrian oil and they no longer apparently seem to be interested in bringing democracy to that region or where libya in the case of libya with when they basically with nato um they bombed the place they um they first took every weapon qaddafi had they made him give up his weapons and then they bombed him and then they took control and now they don't they no lo

saleh is joining us right now mariam how are you doing hope you're doing well and safe please feel usl let me first um give you an idea about the latest casualties or the number of casualties that we have based on numbers coming out from the leban ministry of health which seems to be having a very difficult time of course to be able to really make an estimate estimate of the number of murders in all the countries and it's very difficult to make that assessment because you have shelling now and not only in south lebanon but also in various areas in the bikar which extends from the western bkat all the way to the north of baka and the borders with syria addition to the attacks that are occurring in areas where there are many displaced people, here for example where i'm standing is one of the towns called kaifoon and right behind me in the series of mountains or hills which you can see less than two hours ago we had another israeli strike in that area which we were told was near a residential building and near the woods in that area of course we need to go and take a to look to get an id

mariam, could you please respond to the question? i'm sorry, can you, can you repeat the last? absolutely, absolutely. well, iranian and voy just mentioned in his speech that ibron was willing to wav its own right to retaliate in order to secure peace in gaza. that was self-restraint and also sacrifice. how do you? what's your take on this? well, this is what iran did to begin with, right? following the assassination of ismail hannah, and there were so many aspects to this, because they assassinated major leader, the palestinian resistance leader inside iranian land, so they violated iranian soil, they violated iranian integrity, and iranians are very proud people, they do not tolerate anything, any such crimes in their land, any such invasions of their land uh by foreign entities or by any entity whatsoever, so this is what they did to iran, and immediately after what they usually do is after they commit a crime, they they invite uh, they invite the side that is the victim to not retaliate in order to basically calm the situation, those the ones who should come the situation a

mariam, what is going on right now? well, it's very hard to tell exactly, but uh, we are getting reports that what was targeted in the airport road, actually, this is the old airport road in beirot, that it was a gas station, and if that is the that is correct, of course this is a direct attack against the civilian um target, the civilian institution, "this is a gas station for people, for cars and so on, and it is, of course, it will cause fires, it will cause danger in addition to the pollution that it will cause, and so that is, if that is the case, of course this is this explains, the uh, the sounds that were heard as well as the fires that erupted, and the they seem to be like like nuclear bombs going off, so it wasn't very clear, but ' where exactly it was and if we if it is a gas station, but that will probably explain like i said the explosives. um, there were several very violent clashes of very violent, excuse me, shelling uh and bombings on the southern suburbs, not only in the airport road, but also in other

your thoughts on this, mariam? it's actually really interesting because really, i mean, for what around the year now, all m'' masks are off, you see all these western media talking about, oh, i mean, they are saying it openly that you know that we should have a war with with iran, we should basically um, i mean they have tried the regime project on regime change project uh that what they call and the regime change project that they have pursued across the world with any basically democratically elected government that they didn't see fit to be in power because it was not in line with their interests, so now they're openly saying: and now they're openly saying it, i mean who cares about what the iranian people picked as their president and and their leader and everybody else, who cares about that, we should just basically um attack and invade the regime, and it's just really interesting, it's just really nice to have them finally just very openly come out and say it, because for the longest time they have been basic

heat their homes, they need us permission, this is how ridiculous it is, all right, stay with me mariam, stay with me mariam, i have to get our next guests back in on this discussion, ahmad in cairo, i ahmed, i want to continue on that train of that we were speaking about, um, because i think it's a very important part of it when we were talking about the different sectors of the societies in the islamic world and i want to look at for example your country and others too near there um because is there a divide on the perspective of the regular people on this as we call them the common citizens the regular citizens and that that intelligence uh status of people the intellectuals um and "at the end of the day, and and i'm sure we have many of those intellectuals who are also revolutionary, or at least nationalists and want what's best for the country, do you see a coming together of uh certain intellectuals that can create movements and the regular people that's at the bulk of the power, in order to change the status quo, whether we're talking about there or elsewhere, and at least defend

we have press tv's correspondent mariam saleh joining us from there uh and uh the first thing that i would like to ask her is uh just some general updates about the situation in beirot, marian, we know that uh israel has not stopped uh its unrelenting aggression in the southern uh lebanese parts so uh we would love it if you could uh shed some light on the latest there. well the attacks are not only limited to south lebanon of course, we also have direct attacks on the southern suburbs of and the capital itself in various areas and all the car region uh addition to perhaps maybe sporadic and limited attacks in other districts all across lebanon, we we saw that yesterday the israelis targeted one area which was considered safe and there were many displaced people in that area and that is the area of mount beirot, mount lebanon, actually the vicinity of beirot, in the town of kaifoon specifically, fortunately the, there were only casualties that are not among the... human casualties as a result of that attack, but of course they have been targeting various areas in addition to the para

air strike on lebanon's becca region leaves at least nine dead, several injured, our correspondent mariam sal is uh joining us now from the lebanese capital beirot with all the latest or any second now all right uh i believe we do not have mariam at the moment hopefully uh we'll sort that out and um all right i believe she's back now. mariam uh, if you're with us, please ring us up to speed on uh all the latest developments uh with regards to the israeli crimes and aggression that's taking place on lebanon at this point, well we have the same pattern of continuous aggressions, especially the systematic attacks against civilian infrastructure, civilian areas, many houses where we were civilian so we have hundreds uh a daily basis at least dozens of civilians are killed uh in various strikes all across uh territory what the're in self lebanon yesterday we had a group of also what seemed to be massacer in the bikar region as well, we can probably hear about the fact we have at least an underly elderly and the child that were killed in that strike, there could be more civilians as well that w

the way it is. much, i'm going to cross over to beirot now once again to talk to our correspondent mariam sal. mariam, have you got any recent updates on the latest developments, we can see that there has been, there have been 12 consecutive. and here tonight, yes, exactly, and there was now just recent warning issued by the israeli military, as we see they are sending them through social media mostly, issuing these warnings and sending map showing where they are going to strike, and of course, maybe five to 10 minutes later, so even if there are civilians in that building, it would not be enough time for. to be able to evacuate and leave that area, but that is the same method that they try, they are using also in gaza, you know that one of the strikes struck a residential building near one of the big hospitals in the southern suburbs of beirot, the st. peters hospital was very close to the area which was targeted, and the israelis are saying, of course, calling on everyone to leave that area because they are close. to as they say, facility for hazbolah, and so here we, yes, we're talking

salh from beirot is with us mariam what have you got for us any uh recent updates? well actually it's very very difficult to be able to really understand what these really were targeting, we know that there is some very heavy shelling that occurred in southern suburbs of beirot in various areas and there was one of them, the last strike was heavy to the extent that was heard all across the vicinity of the capital beirot and even towards mount lebanon, so we're talking about areas that are far away, also even towards some areas in the near south lebanon. "if we're talking about the district for example of sydon, we heard that, we knew that people also heard the sound uh of the explosion since it was extremely heavy, the israeli media is talking about from their sources saying that they had a target, it seems, they were saying that the target of that attack which is massive to the extent that some are saying that it was even greater than the extent of..." the strike that led to the marturdom of hazbillah secretary general atralla. the israelies are saying that their t

okay, that was back on august 25th, the corresponder mariam saleh joins us from beirot to give us her thoughts about when that announcement was was made. mariam, you had the um israely military spokesperson talking about how there was going to be an imminent attack similar to uh the way that operation alaso flood was executed by the hezbollah fighters, justifying the attack. then that suit following that announcement that it made, one thing that was pretty interesting was the fact that he admitted to the success of... targeting the northern part and of course the uh way that the settlers had to be, i guess removed from that area had to remove themselves from that area, but what do you think about that day when they made the is made that announcement, was there any validity to it? absolutely not, we know that hasballah, if they wanted to, they would have done it after the israelis turned all the gal maybe almost into a buffer zone or into a military zone, we know that now also 'there's many of the settlements and the occupied territories that have been transformed into a larger militar

thank you very much mariam, we do appreciate it, mariam sal there talking to us from bayboot uh let's take a look now about the multi um proged war that the israel regime is facing and what it has done the gaza strip 4200. to the death tools, the occupied west bank 750 plus, that figure is on the rise, we're looking at yemen 100 plus based on the different slot of the israeli regime in coordination with this allies like the us, uk and france have executed lebanon at this point 1900 plus, again a figure that could be higher, and uh syria and so forth and so on, iraq and iran, we don't have those uh um figures available as of now for you uh, but uh, in terms of iraq, there have been uh many casualties, syria itself also has been a victim of... israel regime onslots and i'd like to ask our our guest about the the fact that we're looking at uh such a scenario when it comes to the israeli regime um so my last two questions, my last questions to both of you, first to you uh sud nember, the israeli regime as we just heard from our correspondent there is bringing out us best to fight in leban

well marian, let me cross over mariam, your thoughts, mariam, as you're looking at these images - coming out of tehran right now, well you know these people very well deserve the celebration because they were very, very patient for very long time, i mean even before this latest round of genocide in gaza. even before that iranians were very upset because there are so many terrorist attacks you know that the zionist regime has committed, quite a few of them inside the country, they have facilitated lot of terrorism in our region basically, they have killed a lot of our scientists, and of course this compared to everything they have done to iran, honestly it's not, it's a very merciful response and um basically um iran has been practicing very, i told you very strategic patience so far, but this was the cost of making iranians very upset and quite somewhat feeling that basically that all these years we have been saying that we're ready and we're ready, why don't we do anything that you know, and of course iranian authorities have been telling people, look we are helping, it's just you don't

yes, well, as mariam had has already said, the air strikes targeted apparently gas station uh, in that area in the southern suburb suburb of beirot, and some reports are coming in that also... medical supplies warehouses were also targeted um so we will have to wait and see if there what which sites exactly have been targeted and whether or not we have any casualties due to the relentless strikes. of course this is not the first time that the israeli regime uh strikes southern the southern suburb of beirot, this comes, this is maybe the third uh violent relentless um carpet bombing of the southern suburbs. and the previous two uh we were in the previous two we witnessed the assassination of the secretary general of hazballah and uh we also witnessed um another another round of in discriminate carpet bombings in that area so it seems that the israeli regime is relentless relentlessly strike tracking that area and we will be uh you will be joining us again soon to for us to give you more updates on what exactly has happened in the past hours. thank you so much for tuning in. hello and we

saw there talking to us from beiroot. mariam, thank you. well uh, let's talk a little bit more about the icj and what they have held against the um israeli regime. we're going to take a look atuh some of those uh stances. um, now they have not held back when it comes to the way that they have blasted. israely regime for its crimes, including the party practices, as you've you see in this uh particular legal consequences of the construction of wall statement that has come out in terms of the summary uh the 204 advisory opinion found israel's separation wall and settlements on occupied palestinian lands illegal. now in terms of the next uh piece of uh information on this site from the icj's lack of enforcement, unfortunately the rulings mean nothing if third states and uh international community fail to hold israel. accountable uh and uh in a move that was blasted, this really connesset actually came out and rejected through a resolution, the establishment of a palestinian state, the resolution said the creation of palestinian state would pose an existential danger to israel, that's wh

i am now going to cross over to our own correspondent mariam was chair from ou has joined us from ourof all, let's clarify few things, because it seems like certain media is constantly getting it wrong, uh, what iran did in its retaliatory attack, iran shot 400 hypersonic missiles, not 100, not 200, it seems like they keep wanting to downplay, it was 400 hypersonic missiles, those missiles hit in less than 10 minutes, now a percentage of these miss missiles 10% of these missiles were intercepted, but 90% hit, so all of these media trying to basically downplay iran's power and oh, there were no damages, and of course that's what designist regime has to do, because it basically uh tried had tried for for the longest time to create this myth of invincibility, you know, the iron dome that nothing goes past it and everything, i mean, well clearly it didn't intercept 90%, and these hypersonic missiles uh, you now what is interesting also is that iran did not use its latest missiles, lot of missiles that iran used were actually used already before, the west already knew that iran had these m

okay, so we, i'm told that our guest is still with us in the studio, is you there mariam? yes, thank you for being patient with us, so um, to to we we were discussing the issues about what's been happening and the fallback and the reaction, and my next question that i would like to ask you is that we saw the reaction across the muslim world, not just in gaza, um, you know, seeing kids laugh for the first time in almost 11 months, but also... so in iraq and in syria and in yemen and every other part of the world, we even saw images online from saravo where people were rejoicing at the um, when they saw the iranian um missile attack or retaliation on israel, so i want to i want to discuss that the unity of the people across the world when it comes to the brutality that they've been seen israel and act upon the people of this region and the fact that they were you know... happy to see someone stand up to this bully um and also the fact that we know for the fact that um that this region has been facing huge propaganda um attempt to divide the people on being shias or being sun

thank you so much, thank you so much many, you've got to cross over to beirot, mariam sal is waiting to let us know about the latest report, but please be there, we're going to be back with you, mariam, how are you doing and what have you got for us, well we are here as part of tour that is being done. uh to see some of the areas that have been struck in the southern suburbs of beirut, of course it's very difficult for us to stay in one area for a long period of time, there there's very quick because of the fact that there are threats that there will be more shelling from the israelis uh in the vicinity of the the you can see the smoke rising behind me and of course they have brought in the fire fighters to make sure that they take out the fires, there are so fires, there's a lot of destruction in a lot of the areas, also we have seven residential buildings that were struck in this place, and we are also looking and observing all the other areas that have been struck as well, i just been called to leave the area and because it has become too dangerous to stay of course, but i don't k

continues to pumo zahya, that's the uh suburbs south of the capital uh beirot, our correspondent mariam sal is joining us now uh to uh tell us more about the ongoing israeli aggression on lebanon. yes bardia, well the islamic health association has declared in a statement that seven of its members of its paramedics were killed in the israeli strike in the heart of the capital beirot in the vashura neighborhood where they have a center of course as you know with the fact that southern suburbs of bayroot constant under israeli aggression and shelling uh has of course made all the teams, the rescue teams, the health associations, the red cross, all on high alert, and they remained of course in that center and in that where they have of course even clinics, but the strike occurred somewhere in the middle of the night, this is why there were only the paramedics, the workers who were there, fortunately there were other civilians, but these civilians seven of them have been killed by israeli strike based on the statement coming out from the islamic health association and that is only of course

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well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirut. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh, what i believe, i don't what you think of it, uh, is one of the core problems is do you have the u.s. deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here, and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what how in a sense ridiculous that really shows it. to be, that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not succeed doing so in palestine and in lebanon also, and so they seem now to be

so let's begin with our guest in the studio, mariam. in your opinion, how significant was: khamenei's presence in the public eye leading the friday prayers after precisely four years and eight months. i mean basically what is the basically the significance of iran being iran being able to hit american airbase um israeli air base right because we have these were taboos in the past nobody dare to threaten the us threaten the zinanis regardless of how many crimes they committed but iran, i mean, this was iran's second retaliatory operation, right? iran had a first retaliatory operation after the iranian consult was hit, and this time they said, they're saying that the strength of this operation was twice that of the last one, and different military bases were hit, and mosad headquarters were hit and everything, so this by itself was very significant, and then immediately after the media started talking about, oh, the leader is scared, oh, the leader is, they're taking the leader hiding him. somewhere and they have done this multiple times

thank you very much mariam for joining us. abasadoqchi's trip at this point in time uh considering the israeli threats and of course only few days ago iran launched a success a successful attack on israel. uh dubbed operation true promise to uh, it's quite a significant time to visit beirot, which is still under constant bombardment by israel isn't it? yes it is, in fact the night, i mean the very night before he arrived in lebanon, uh, bayrud had some of the heaviest bombings, uh, i mean, they are, they have been dropping tons of bombs over beirut, and i mean, not to mention, you know, it's what a breach of international law, what basically is invasion of another country by design this regime, but of course, you know, we have gotten used to all of this be being allowed to go on uh, in the uh basically support with the support of the western hijamonic front and the, silence uh of the international organizations, but what iran did, i mean with iran's foreign minister going there a time like this, showing support for the uh basi

let me cross back over to beirout have our correspondent mariam sale still with us uh in bay. rude: mariam, of course we know that uh various attacks taken place uh throughout lebanon today and we have reports of up to 1 million people now have been displaced. can we talk about the the the effect on the lebanese people and and how they're dealing with this uh at to this point in time? so before i come to your question now. latest news that we have, we have new statementing that they have launched another round of towards the base of iliana and that they were able to strike platforms, very precisely, we notice how these operations that are being conducted near the border or in context of the routine of the usual operations of defense are different when it comes to this statement, they are not within the context of the series of private operations where hazballah is targeting the center of the israeli regime, we also know that the israeli ' army radio has said that it has heard explosions in the in tel aviv in the area of betiam specifically and that there were several rockets that were dete

well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirot. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh what i believe uh, i don't know if you think of it uh is one of the core problems is do you have the us deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even... involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what, how in a sense ridiculous that really shows itself to be. that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not succeed doing so in palestine and in lebanon also, and so they seem now

saleh live from beirot, mariam, if you are with us, what have you got for us regarding these latest developments in the region? well, just one minute ago, i believe, just as you were introducing the bulletin, we heard the sounds of very heavy explosions, very close to where we are right now, and it sounded as if it was closer to area that was... far away, not even the southern suburbs of baibut, not in the heart of the southern suburbs of baibut, but perhaps even somewhere further, we know that there were at least six strikes on the southern suburbs of... pay root in the last half hour or so, and we also know that there were mostly residential compound compounds that were completely destroyed, almost completely demolished, similar to what we've seen in the last few days as well as we observed of course what is happening in those areas of southern suburbs of bay, now we know that the majority of the areas in the southern suburbs have been evacuated, um, however this the outskirts of the... suburbs remain intact, the people remain living there and staying in those areas, and so that c

f4 at the political analyst and professor at university of tehron - our correspondent in beirot mariam. thank you so much mayor, well we uh definitely had lot of uh new developments today, start out first of of all with the latest israeli aggressions on lebanon that continued of course today even in the southern suburbs of beirot as we actually had tour uh earlier um for these sites that were uh bombarded and uh shelled we saw that the we saw firsthand uh that the shelling occurred mostly in residential areas and what was destroyed were all residential buildings and apartments uh we saw very clearly the toys of children the the clothes of people. so it was very clearly a residential building and also based on people who live there uh and they know these neighborhoods and know these these buildings, how they are not being used in any way uh by hisballah's military and we had various encounters and and noticed the same extent of destruction and how the israelis are using very heavy shelling uh and bombs that continue to cause fires as we speak, those that were shelled yesterday uh are st

thank you very much mariam. we do appreciate it. mariam sol there talking to us from baybots. let's take a look now about the multi-umronged war that the israel regime is facing and what it has done the gaza strip 42. these are the death tolls. the occupied west bank 750 plus. that figure is on the rise. we're looking at yemen 100 plus based on the different slots of israel regime in coordination with its allies like the us, uk and france have executed. lebanon at this point 1900. plus again a figure that could be higher and uh syria and so forth and so on, iraq and iran, we don't have those uh um figures available as of now for you uh, but uh, in terms of iraq, there have been many casualties, syria itself also has been a victim of this monsots and i'd like to ask our our guest about the the fact that we're looking at uh such a scenario when it comes to the israeli regime, um so my last two questions, my last questions to both of you, first to you uh sud nember, the israeli regime as well just heard from our correspondent there is bringing out his best to fight in lebanon, bu

let's go back to mariam, our correspondent, mariam sal in the lebanese capital beirout, mariam, i want you to address some of the breaking news, some of the uh the footage we're seeing right now as the... the attacks in lebanon continue also uh if you may touch up on what mr uh napur was just uh describing for us right now about these uh high-level assassinations of uh high-ranking resistance commanders and leaders that have not slowed down the resistance it hasn't happened in the past and it won't happen now yes first of all just the latest theese red cross has stress that it has at least seven teams uh all across lebanon to make sure that they continue with the rescue efforts, but they were of course assisted by many other associations like the saladas health association and the islamic health association that have been targeted extensively by the israelis and the last attack was its headquarters and its center uh in the heart of the capital beirot in the neighborhood of basura where we also know there were clinics and the fact that it was right after midnight maybe perhaps less than

so corresponder who joins us from baywood to tell us more about the ongoings there, well mariam, tell us what you have for us and we are still um looking to find out if there are any clues, news about hashim safia deen as to his... or any contact to have been made if you have any news on him? good morning, well uh, the biggest crisis i think that labanon is facing right now is the fact that it has a shortage in the rescue teams, they has been a direct and systematic target targeting of the rescue teams, the defense, the civil defense teams, the paramedics in manner which is quite different than even maybe razza. um, very few, maybe days, it's just very short period of time that this offensive has begun, the massive offensive, i mean, and we already have lost 97 paramedics and we also have a big number of people who are volunteering right now, they don't even have shields or helmets to protect them, and so they're working in light of very, very difficult circumstances right now, and so um, we have of course in addition to those, um in the last three days a big number of them just in th

mariam, crossing back to mariam, aza chair here in the studio with me, mariam, when you're looking at part of the world, the... middle east that they call is basically it's always in conflict of course they never never mentioning where the conflict is coming from and you know where all of these issues are coming from and that anything in this part of the world is something natural is something to not pay much of a mind to you know if it's a terrorist attack if it's the assassination of anyone if it's the mass murder of people they have been showing like it's a basically something regular and when we see the smallest basically a terrorist attack that is often funded by the west to basically cause you know concern about this part of the world to justify invasions and um basically occupation in this part of the in our part of the world then it's all of sudden major outcry you know we had the uh 9/11 that of course we know false flag operation you know facilitated to justify the invasion of iraq and afghanistan and syria and all of that but when we had a similar incident in lebanon, which

aasher here with me in the studio, but mariam, i have to... say that this is something that many many people in the world, in the world have been waiting for um iran's response to these assassinations, your thoughts? well, i mean in the world and really very much in iran, i mean these are there's some, i mean iran for very long time has practiced strategic patience, it has practiced lot of self-restraint because the zionist regime is very small occupation, i mean in bas and we have you know we already knew iranian ballistic missiles crew. all of these they can hit the zinust regime and of course they have iron dome, but the way it's done is that lot of times basically uh the iron dome is made busy with other smaller missiles so lot of it is actually hitting you if you remember the time that the zinust regime had to dig holes outside a military base and to tell iranians no it didn't really hit, it didn't really hurt that much, but they have forgotten to basically remove the dirt they had duck from the earth, but the thing is for very long time the islamic republic... had practiced basi

canada that i want to speak to you about but for now we do have to transition back to tehran. with mariam oz our correspondent who has uh an interview prepared for us. mariam uh, if you can hear me, we're all years. yes, i can hear you. okay, thank you. so one of the oldest rules in the book of imperialism is divide and conquer, it's telling people that oh, you're all these different tribes, you're all these different countries, you're all these different sects, you cannot possibly work together, because they realize that that is the only way that the people that the oppressed of the world can stand up against the oppressors, but what i've been seeing today since the early hours at today, i have seen my brothers from different countries of resistance, from afghanistan and now we have... to lead fighter players in iran, i'm here to show that i'm supporting the leader, and this is message of hasan nasallah to support the leader and to stand by him, and we are sending this message to all over the world and even the enemies of hasan nasallah that we are supportive of the leader and god willli

thank you so much, mariam sal, our correspondent in beirot. well, thank you for following on this special coverage. right now we know that right now we know that um at least four deadly attacks have happened in beirot. um, our correspondent mariam sol just said that a gas station probably is one of the targets. the rushing of ambulances have been reported in the area and uh four. strikes have been reported to be uh vehemently violent um we not lebanese state one national news agency also has said that israely war planes carried out four very violent air rates on the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital, a frequent target uh of israel's recently in the past fort night, every night we've had pounding of darhia neighborhood in south of beirot, um israel also carried out minutes ago. strike on the schweifat area in the hills to the southeast just above beirot's southern suburbs and uh plooms of smoke could be seen above the targeted areas as you can see the live footages uh thank you so much for following this rolling coverage of the of these

now to discuss this a bit more, i'm not joined by mariam aadache in our studios, mariam, tell us about the significance of this uh award and also iran's recent operation true promise to. well, thank you. now as you know, the fattah award was awarded to commander haji zade to general haji zade, and this award was given by iran's leader of the revolution imam khamenei. also the commander chief of iran's armed forces. now he gave the this medal, the fat medal award to the commander for the uh true promised for the second true promise operation. now as you know, that true promise operation was in retaliation to the assassination of ismail hany on iranian soil, the assassination of sied hasan nasrullah and commander abbasnin furusan in beirot as well. and this operation, this true promise operation was actually twice as big as the first group promise operation that iran uh basically conducted, this operation, this hit in this operation some 200 hypersonic missiles hit israeli bases and mossad headquarters and despite the uh efforts of the us annest allies to shoot down these missiles, they

press tv's uh mariam salah is joining us now from uh the lebanese capital beirot to uh offer us some more information as the israeli aggression and the resistance of hesbollah continues. maria: well we definitely know that there are clashes going on right now or at least uh rockets being fired. still from lebanon into the areas where the israeli ground forces have been mobilized, we saw that yesterday witnessed something of epic battle that occurred in at least three different areas in the south of lebanon, specifically vicinity of the city of the the town of yaron, marras as well as seem to make direct hits and very precise hits against. the israeli ground forces, now there are a lot of theories on what type of strategy hasbullah would use, whether they would lure the israeli forces to enter into certain areas in lebanon and then begin their their resistance operations, or would they just attempt to always deter them, and as we know from experts that the israeli entrance into lebanese territory was not more than 400 meters and so they did not even reach an extempt of one. and they r

please stay with us, i'm gna um cross over to mariam soleh once again our beirot correspondent. mariam, um, najib mikati about the lebanese prime minister had said yesterday that he is ready to deploy lebanese army on the border. ah, i'm going to continue with you sonder says, we have lost the connection with maria, we're going to have the connection back later on. sondos um, lebanese prime minister yesterday uh declared that he is ready to deploy. lebanese army uh on the border if necessity requires that further proof to the fact that this is not a war on hezballah this is a war on lebanon and the entirety of the people of lebanon are backing hezbollah in this resistance movement right now and they do not see it that way as like it's just against heizballah as the israeli regime is claiming um can you give me any any new developments on that has he done it has he acted? on his word, what is the lebanese army doing right now? we were, we was remember something, but during 2006 war, the uh, the... 1701 resolution hasn't been implemented because the resistance refused to accept th

sal to get an idea about what is going on when it comes to the hisb of fighters, mariam, if you're with us, give us the... on that, well, of course, hezballah is definitely on high alert and all across the border, and we have latest statements, which is very dangerous development that we have uh, that the hazballah commander, hizballah commander has uncovered, uh, they said that they were able to spot as a result of their surveillance movements of an israeli force just behind a united nations interim force base in uh the town of mars and they said that they were given orders, the fighters were given orders. is not to target that israeli force, since it seemed the israeli force was using the united nations, the uniful force as human shields and so hazbullah made it clear that this is something the world needs to know, they need to know that the israeli forces and the israeli military and occupation forces are using the united nations even as human shields and so that is very dangerous development stress that they would not target, they will not put the unif for. and peacekeepers in harm'