in french protest rallies in other cities, including lyon, marseille, toulouse and strasbourg were also established. we witnessed the distribution of the flags of resistance axis countries and supporting this axis as the only way to respond to the barbarities of the zionist occupation regime. although hezbollah flags were not allowed to enter the paris rally , people emphasized their support for the resistance axis. in syria, all mourners are missing. it was great for the entire islamic society, everywhere in the world , where there is unrest and insecurity, and human rights are being violated, it is the hands of the west and the united states. the people of afghanistan say that the thoughts of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah are alive everywhere in the islamic world, and the uprising that he started until the overthrow of the zionist regime will continue. this is the bab al alam mosque in new delhi , not only in the capital, in various cities of india, as soon as he heard the news of the martyrs. tens of thousands of pakistani people across the country condemned the assassination of seye

protests in paris, leon, marseille and other cities. now, as the leaders say left-wing parties - this is just a rehearsal and a warning for the authorities. if they don't listen. it will be even worse, the general confederation of labor and teachers' unions brought tens of thousands of people out onto the streets of french cities, the demands are basically the standard rejection of pension reform, an increase in wages for the french, a strike is of course a state of mind, it's just that now, against the backdrop of general dissatisfaction with macron, the teachers' protests have become even more radical. macron infuriated the left when, after an extraordinary... they didn't listen to the prime minister's forty-five-minute speech, in which he proclaimed five main priorities of the government's work, such as increasing the minimum wage by as much as 2%, reforms in construction and a hypothetical increase in the standard of living of the french. our goal is to ensure that all french people suffering from high prices see an improvement in t

riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu says iran will pay off to it. launched an estimated 118 marseilles, that israel on tuesday evening. now israel says it in, intercepted many of those missiles and officials in washington say us naval destroy is assisted in is ralph defense. tyrone plains, most of its miss solve, did hit the targets. officials in the occupied westbank say a palestinian man was killed by folding broken fragments. and there was several reported injuries and buildings damaged. now it's the 2nd time that iran has 5 missiles that a israel since april, as the conflict defends between the 2 powers and iran back to militias. shop is here. this marketing jerusalem. a trying to return to normal life. i just was off to the city was targeted by a rainy and missiles very last night. i was a bit afraid because my parents have just arrived here from australia. and so i felt responsible for the safety side because we passed the attack in april. i knew we'd get over this one as well. was curious. especially the 1st time i hope i hope that very soon. this social media footage shows miss

single village and of course in their exchange with you, ron, i think the footage of you running marseilles striking is riley targets and the lack of such evidence in the run shows that you run has the upper hand. so i think the regime is doing very bad. the of course, west wind media always says that the west is winning. they've been winning in ukraine as we all know over the last 3 years and a 2006. they were also re shaping the middle east and i think it was kind of liza rice, we had said that the war was the birth things of a new middle east. so we've, we've heard this before. okay. well, uh, essentially the same questions you sent me, but maybe slightly adjusted. i mean, we had mom and were mentioning iran's, i'm sorry israel's retaliation for react to retaliation. and it looks like iran is, is maintaining deterrence, something israel in the united states. it hasn't, i've never been accustomed to in the region. your thoughts, sammy, certainly, i mean come from the last episode. the density waves of attacks, but they couldn't get past the 1st one which tells you that they encounter resi

warnings before the strike or what i see for nowadays we were sitting and all of a sudden we had the marseilles when it hit the building, it came down, then a 2nd messiah. and the 2nd building came down and the one next to it to they have no mercy. and the no face also in the south and about the firefighters have been battling a blaze caused by is really strikes videos on social media. so the aftermath following is really read on the city center. emergency teens are searching for survivors under the rubble. hezbollah has appointed a new leader after israel assassinated, so it has not had a lot in lebanon at last month. 9. parson is a veteran figure in the movement having served as deputy secretary general since 1991 iran con. how's more from baby room? the son of the bone in the south 11 on in 1953, his beloved and you need it. and i've got some steps up from his previous role is deputy to secretary general, inherits significant challenges. will domestic political pressure and risk of assassination of by israel. the timing of the announcement, however, is significant, actually is more important

also there are a lot of decoys and dummies use and false intelligence given so that some of the marseilles mistook those decoys for the real thing. there was damage, of course, but to today we see that the markets across the country and in toronto in particular are very positive. so it would seem that the society of large also believes that the israelis did not do well in this attack. since you mentioned society at large, what can you give us sort of a flavor of the color of pork on the streets into her on it, across the country on how people are processing this? well, i can only give anecdotal, so evidence. but in general, perception seems to be that uh uh, this was much less effective than the iranian retaliatory strike that was carried out to ghost as riley was a few weeks ago. and the perception is that uh, for example in tat, ron says that no explosions in the city. many people didn't even wake up. i only woke up because alex is here on our to calls me a. so i think that in general, people felt that, uh, this was not a major event. of course there were strides. they were targets, but

capable of doing, was it they down to over half of those missiles and because many of the other marseilles, to hit the, as i said earlier, decoys are dummies. and to me, so targets and some, some hit their targets as well. so. so there's really a air force came nowhere near the right hand corner. you'll see is benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister still trying to re shake the middle east because 2 weeks ago officially. that's what he was about. he doesn't tell me about these plans. i don't know. i know that. but what do you read into what he's doing to say that i believe that these a mo, plaza, then the somebody with things that these going to reshape a, the middle east. i mean, i think that that's so why don't you, we can't understand better. what is the situation? okay, right to right now, how much is much we kill them before? and they the full me at least it is good news because come us well the most important. a spoiled on the police danielle's side of the peace process since many years and, and full me the main reason why i begin to host the pros is, was the feeling that com

they root is really need your reporting more than a 110 marseilles have been fired from leaven on into northern israel since friday morning. these 25 people have been killed and that's according to the liberties health ministry. 3 people were reported injured in darrell, a solid in northern israel, off to a barrage of rockets were fired from lebanon. meanwhile, these really foreign minister benjamin netanyahu was again involved to respond to iran. smith, all attack last week. almost 200 missiles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted with some head to a basis and areas around the headquarters of these really intelligence agency most saw. and that's and tentative to you on top of making cigars to turn around has already twice loads hundreds of missiles on the land and on our cities. and one of the largest ballistic missile attacks in history. no country in the world would tolerate such an assault on its cities and civilians, and neither will the state of israel, israel has the obligation and the right to defend itself and to respond to these attacks. and that is

almost 200 marseilles were fired from iran into israel. most of them were intercepted, but some hits to a basis. and the areas around the headquarters of the is really intelligence agency massage. and that wasn't telling me of well, let's bring in mama to jump ju, he's in jordan, and he's in the capital amman. that's because these really, governments band all to 0 from reporting in israel on the be, understand, is really 5 minister benjamin netanyahu. his spoken has he said anything new about how is roland tends to respond to iran. so for me to in those remarks that benjamin netanyahu made saturday evening, there were no specifics as to what is real is going to target when it retaliates against iran. but what we are hearing, not just from the prime minister, but also from a lot of other senior level government ministers and other people in the government is that israel is committed to retaliating against e ron. and that this strike will be severe, that it will be strong, that let's take a listen to a little bit more of what netanyahu had t

terabyte and says american forces actively supported the defense of israel by launching into us up to marseilles from to us destroyers and the gulf by the reiterates it, that israel had the right to defend itself. we bought a whole team of correspondents covering all the latest developments at this hour. mike kind of has all the reaction from the us and washington. so he to saudi a study by 1st and the vanya and capital to run 1st. and let's go to honda. so she's in the to damian capital a mine and once again she is the because as well as government has funds out of there from reporting inside as well. have that brings up to speed, but the latest that we'll be hearing from inside, as well as well. we heard from me is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who released the statement after his security cabinet meeting, which actually took place for the 1st time in a bunker underground in west jerusalem. he said that it on has made a big mistake and it will pay the price. he said that wherever is roseanne and these are whether they're in gaza, loving on syria, yamma 8 on and right off that israe

accurate strikes, they share second place in the list of scorers, three goals behind the brazilian marseillebie celeste will compete for his second title on sunday with five-time champion of brazil. the argentinians won their only gold in 2016, when they beat russia in the final. and three years ago, they lost to portugal in the decisive match. in the second round of the group stage of the asian champions league in football, al-nasr celebrated its first victory. cristiano ronaldo's team beat kato at their home arena, marsul park. the portuguese scored a goal in this game, although he was unlucky several times before scoring. at the end of the first half, another star footballer opened the scoring hosts sedio mane. the senegalese headed the ball into the goal after a free kick on the verge of offside. in the second half, ronaldo again had to raise his hands to the sky after another miss from a good position. however, he who seeks will always find. the captain of alnasr still managed to hit the target. and this time his gesture looked perfect. otherwise, for ronaldo, this goal was the 904th in

flee their homes and take the future into shelters, the streets, anywhere where they think it is marseillethere is mass destruction of buildings, hospitals, health centres so we are really concerned about the escalation, about the mass destruction, displacementand destruction, displacement and also destruction, displacementand also there is news of humanitarian workers being casualties in all of this. do ou casualties in all of this. do you think _ casualties in all of this. do you think there is been enough planning? you think there is been enough ”lannin ? ., ., , planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared _ planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared for— planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared for this, - planning? unfortunately, leven wasn't prepared for this, not. wasn't prepared for this, not at all. the collective shelters are really the schools. schools had to open up and take in people, which is totally unprepared. there is no place to sleep and it doesn't have any electricity, water, so humanitarian organisations have been trying to respond to these needs by water

protests in paris, leon, marseille and other cities. so far, as the leaders of the left say. teachers have brought tens of thousands of people out onto the streets of french cities. the demands are basically standard: cancellation of the pension reform ; increase in salaries for the french; strike - this is of course a state of mind only now against the backdrop of general dissatisfaction with macron's demands... macron infuriated the left when, after the snap parliamentary elections , he appointed his man michel barnier to the post of prime minister, although by all the rules he should have given this post to the left coalition, so by the time the macron prime minister's program was presented in the national assembly, the left was ready to give battle, and they did. i realize what a difficult moment the french are going through. in fact, the deputies of the left coalition did not listen forty-five-minute speech of the prime minister, in which he announced five main priorities of the government's work. migration and is in the worst fina

and you are seeing on the screen some of the people that will speak and perform, rita wilson, and marseillehese are people who have been outspoken in the effort to get people to understand the power of their vote and make sure they get out to vote as well. the first lady, we don't know what her comments will be tonight. this is her nonprofit and nonpartisan organization she founded that will encourage people to get out and vote and i don't think we will hear them say anything about a particular candidate but will encourage people to exercise their vote. and she will be back on the campaign trail on saturday and she was with her in kalamazoo, michigan, over the weekend and she spoke to an audience that was hanging on her every word. she was giving a speech that was plain spoken and a rebuke of former president trump and some of his methodologies she spoke at length on in some of her comments. we will see what else she has to say on this coming saturday. i think michelle obama is seen as a closer. she hates politics and said she doesn't speak very often, but when she does, people tend to list

the marseilles has a building in the masa area of the city, which is home to security, headquarters, and embassies. 11 of the people have been injured. the israel has the owners, the wave of as strikes on gauze and as the will and says a 2nd to get king at least 43 palestinians on tuesday. attacks on alvarez and down is that a refugee camps and central golf killed at least $25.00 people. most of them were women and children, emergency services, a many people are trapped on the level. there's where the forces are intensifying attacks on the northern half of the guns, a strip, the spices where the oldest of how the students to move south those into. finally, a refugee comes say the truck because of his really far had to could. ari has moved from darrow bala, in this situation, continues to escalate into a by the end and nothing parts of the god was to for that is really for us to have been targeting a group of palestinians into by the, in the investment not only is for the past 3 days there were consecutive air strips, our calendar was heading, shooting from slots comforters, and it ha

but before her we expect to see the likes of shonda rhimes, kelly rowland, rita wilson, marseille martin and many others as well. there will be some musical performances as well. the idea is to get people jazzed, to get people excited about the idea of voting. here in georgia already more than 3 million ballots have been cast. over 42% of active voters in georgia have voted before early voting ends on friday. we expect to hear the former first lady say -- to congratulate the people who've already voted and encourage those who haven't to make a plan. it's worth noting too that this is not an event that's connected to the harris campaign although several of the speakers including the former first lady have endorsed vice president harris. we do know we'll see the former first lady on the campaign trail again for the vice president on saturday. she'll travel to pennsylvania to hit the campaign trail again to encourage people to vote for vice president harris. >> aaron gilchrist. thank you for that. now to pennsylvania, where donald trump is about to focus on the economy for the second time t

the now we were sitting and all of a sudden we had the marseilles when it hit the building, it came down. then a 2nd me silence in the 2nd building came down and the one next to it too. they have no mercy. and then i'll face of 11 ons, because valley and the east of the countries tearing up off to being subjected to is really as strikes which killed at least 60 people on monday buildings when level to the ground in the attack and civil defense teams are working to remove the debris, the book all valley as being one of the regions targeted repeatedly by strikes since as well intensified as bombardment of lebanon last month. in a quarter has moved from a lock in the district. don't fall back east and live in on to the district of bol book and the car reach an, an eastern loven on has been repeatedly targeted and is ready strikes since the major offensive was launched. 5 to 6 weeks ago. we are at one of these locations. this is really a very strategic area for has the law. it is um, has been described as an operational base. it is bordering syria, which is really a lifeline for the group. b

and again, we know that back in april in that multi national response to iran, marseilles that produce our f type foods were involved in bringing some down to fully from the base in cyprus. john hailey is in cyprus today on wednesday in part costs to oversee britain's attempt to evacuate the citizens from 11 on in the coming hours. a british government shot to the plane is expected to leave a route. i don't know how reporting from brussels. thank you very much for that, jonah, a spring and andrea se creek associate professor at the school of security studies at kings college. lyndon, you are joining us from london life. thank you for being with us now that iran has said we are not, we're, we're done with our attack. that was it. there's not going to be a 2nd phase of, of the attack. and if israel doesn't counter escalate, you know, we'll leave it at that. now that iran has said that, would it be accurate to say the fate of the region really is an israel's hands to see what they are going to do. now, you see the lower, so in a spiral of escalation that we've been always in a much higher

this week, protests took place in paris, lyon, marseille, plugging the barrels of tanks, as on the covere french press, trade unions, teachers, doctors and pensioners are protesting, demanding that the budget include not military aid to ukraine, but expenses for social protection within the country. ksenia nekrasova, especially for the results of the week. by the way, here is the news that georgia is being excluded from the western gay club, they cannot forgive the law banning lgbt propaganda, well, that is, with such a law in western civilization will not be allowed in. so do we need such a civilization? they thought about it on the hills of georgia and chose sovereignty. now the georgian authorities openly declare that the war in august 2000. the us embassy in georgia openly admits that the tbilisi maidan is in the preparation stage and warns that street clashes are possible before the georgian elections on october 26. geopolitics is like that, every small country is independent, of course, but this will not happen until washington decides otherwise. however, elections are also coming