hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us.on of this tyranical entity, and now even the international court of justice is saying what palestinians and the resistance front have been saying from the beginning that israel is apartide entity and it is illegally occupying palestinian land. i'd like to welcome the guests to the program. charlotte caves, international coordinator, samadun, palestinian prisoner solidarity network. out of vancouver and sayid mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military struck tel aviv, yemen is a country which has been under a blockade itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen. has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution to the struggle to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to... liberate palestine from zionist colonialism ha

hello and welcome to press tv spot, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well, on july 14th, 2015, the so-called p5 plus one and iran signed the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpoa. well, the deal was between the us, russia, china, england, france and germany along with iran. the agreement states that iran would cut back on some of his nuclear research and activities, while the other site was supposed to lift nuclear sanctions on iran, but what happened to it all and where does everyone stand? and now nine years later, i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, ray mcgovern, a pharmacy ia analyst out of rawy, north carolina, and scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer out of san francisco. well, thanks so much, good having both of you with us. let me start the and ray, i mean, what are your? all thoughts about that original 2015 jcpo agreement? well, it was a crowing achievement of the obama administration, and to see it just frittered away under trump was very sorrowful thing, and it all had to do with the influence of isr

hello and welcome live from tehran, you tuned to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us first of as usual, unfortunately takes us back to gaza where israel presses ahead with its onslot on the strip, killing more palestinians across the besieged territory. the latest regime attacks killed at least 27 more palestinians on the eastern outskirts of the southern city of khan, the naster hospital health complex nearest to the targeted area says fatalities could rise as more bodies continue to arrive there, the facility has called for. emergency blood donations, israely attack came just minutes after the regime issued an evacuation order for civilians in the area effectively, giving them no chance to flee. over 3900 palestinians have been killed in the israeli genocide in the gas strip since early october, most of the victims are women and children. medical facilities and their facinity have been the prime. for israel since the regime began its onslot on the gaza strip, what follows is our exclusive footage of the latest attack on the marters hospital in

political commentator out of london, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. i believe that working together we can make history. headlines at pres tv, nearly 70 more palestinians are killed in the latest israeli strikes on the gaza strip as regime forces, make further incursions into areas in the south of the... territory, anger erupts in the occupied golan heights over the arrival of israeli ministers for the funerals of victims of saturday's rocket attack with protesters demanding they leave the area, and the leader of the islamic revolution endorses masud paseshiyan as iran's ninth president, authorizing him to form his administration.

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with us on the spotlight, and thank you viewers for staying with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم یک پرنده که تو قفسه اگر در قفسم باز کنیا جرأت نمی کنه بیاد بیرون. your headlines on press tv, israel conducts multiple strikes on the poor city of hodeda. yemenis now vow that the regime will pay the price. israel's unrelenting strikes continue to pound the gaza strip as death sol from the raship's genocide approaches 39,000.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well tension between the lebanese resistance movement hezbollah and

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, homes seized, land confiscated, water supplied, poison or heavily curtailed, no electricity, little food and clean water, murder of infants, the elderly, special needs people, kids who were playing, bombing tents while people sleeping, burning people alive, kidnapping and killing doctors, bombing hospitals and schools, torturing people with hot rods and so many other heinous crimes have all been done by the israeli regime, and these are just some of the crimes that the regime has committed in just the last nine and a half months. all of this, while the so-called international community spees of nice slogans such as israel needs to take great. here to minimize harm to those innocent civilians when they know the reality is far from that. stay with us as we take a look at the latest in gaza. i'd like to welcome my guest to the program. sab shath author and west asia expert out of belfast. and rick sterling, investigative journalists out of berkeley. well, thank you both for being with me, starting it

hello, welcome live from tehran, you turned to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimy, thanks so much for being with us, first story takes us back to gaza this hour, where israel's non-stop strikes claim more and more innocent lives. at least 75 more palestinians have been killed and more than 190 injured in separate attacks across the gaza strip during the past day. 45 palestinians were killed in assaults on the southern city of hanjunes. that's just minutes after the regime issued an evacuation order for civilians in the area effectively giving them no. chance to flee, the bombing of the house in the central gaza city of derabala has also killed two family members and injured number of others. meanwile, israel continues targeting journalists who are covering his genocide. the gaza media office as regime forces have murdered another journalist bringing the total number of those exposing israeli crimes since the gaza war to 163. some 39,00 palestinians have been killed and nearly 90,000 wounded so far. our correspon musab in the central gaza city of deral balah has details about the l

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hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. the israeli regime is overwhelmed, attacks from the resistance fronts from all directions are increasing as retaliation to the zionist regime's continual genocide against palestinians, the resistance front has never been more coordinated or committed to riding the region of this tyranical entity, and now even the international court of justice. is saying what palestinians and the resistance fronts have been saying from the beginning that israel is apartide entity and it is illegally occupying palestinian land. i'd like to welcome the guests to the program. charlotte kates, international coordinator sam, palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver and sayid mosan abbas, journalists and political. commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military struck tel aviv, yemen is a country has been under a blockate its

political analysts out of london, and thank you viewers for staying with us for another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. this is zarda village located in iran's west on july 22nd, 1988, just days after the cease fire between iraq and iran, iraqi fighter jets hit this village. while people were celebrating idalal. zarda was not the only victim, about year before that, another crime was committed against iranians. on june 28th, 1987, at 16:30 local time, iraq's bath army fired seven chemical bombs into the city of sardash, which hit the market, homes and gardens of the people. of the 12,00 people in sardasht, 8,25 were. exposed and 150 lost their lives. a surge of immigrants flatted neighboring cities. in fact, americans, despite being aware of saddam's crimes, continued to support him. this issue was disclosed in a top secret note released on november 4, 1983 by the cia. the use of chemical bombs against the iranian military forces had become a norm in the iraqi army, so much so that... but did not hesitate to use chemical weapons against civilians. on marc

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. the tension between the lebanese resistance movement, hezbullah and the israeli regime has been increasing since october of last year, when the regime started its latest genocide on gaza as rockets and missiles have been sent back and forth between the two on saturday and explosive device hit the occupied golan heights area town of mager shams, now 12 drew. kids were killed a football field. the zionist regime immediately blamed hezbolah for the attack and the resistance group said it was not responsible, and that is really anti-missile interceptors from the iron dome had misfired or gone off path, but what has happened since then is increased beating of the war drums by the regime. where is all of this going? we'll take a look at the possibilities on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program out of beirot, daniel yikich, author and researcher, thank you so much daniel for being uh with us. well, i mean, if we look at both sides, we can evaluate which one has a histo

political. commentator out of london and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye, this is lobby plays down the amount it spends on influencing policy. united states, so in today's show, we'll be laying bear the reality. nicely went up to senator federman's a democrat, i actually supported at one time, and i, i said that he should consider supporting sease fire because of all the deaths that have been caused by israel and gaza, and half of them children, and before talking for very long, he had me thrown out of the venue. that i had a ticket for by the way. apac is not the israel lobby, it's one organization in a nexus of other organizations, and they of course coordinate with each other, they raise funds with each other, and it doesn't mean that they they have to declare that money to the federal regulators because of course it's not, it's not even their spending, but nevertheless they are they are raising this money and significant sums of money, which people don't don't have any any clear understanding is part of wh

hello and welcome to press tv's world news, coming to you from tehran, i'm marza hashimi, well several countries have issued urgent advisories to their citizens to leave lebanon, lating concerns of a potential israeli attack on the country. germany, the united states, italy, france, and the united kingdom have advise their citizens to avoid visiting lebanon. several international airlines including air france, lavthanza and turkish air have canceled their flights to beirot. tensions between israel and lebanon's hezbulah movement further escalated after several rockets hit the israeli occupied goalland region, killing at least 12 people. israeli authorities im ly blamed hezbollah for the attack and said they would respond firmly. hesbullah, however, has denied any involvement in the attack. netanyahu's visit to match shams has been met with a harsh response by jew's families who lost their children in a projectile attack on the israeli occupied area. angry protesters chanted at the israeli prime minister, they said you are the murderer and asking him to leave. earlier in the day, people

commentator out of london, and thank you viewers for staying with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. من می خوام تا پدر مادرم زنده هستن خودمون زنده هستیم برادرامونو ببینیم نه پادر پدرمو دیدم نه خواهرامو دیدم چندین ساله می گذره ولی ما به هیچ کدوم از خواسته هامون نرسیم ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم یک پرنده که تو قفزه اگر در قفسم باز کنی جرات نمی کنه بیاد بیرون. days and president. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. "its warships, speed boats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled so far." watch for the details in this documentary. in the land where the rights took a stand with freedom in his hands for justice and for liberty. he fought with might against the dark oppressive night. they wrong him, left his kim to first, in the crulest su

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hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimy, thanks so much for being with us. the tension between the lebanese resistance movement, hezbulah and the israeli regime has been increasing since october of last year, when the regime started its latest genocide on gaza, as rockets and missiles have been sent back and forth between the two, on saturday, an explosive device hit the occupied golan heights area town of majdos shams, now 12 drew's kids were killed a football field, the zionist regime immediately blamed hezbollah for the attack and the resistance group, it was not responsible, and that is really anti-missile interceptors from the iron dome had misfired or gone off path, but what has happened since then is increased beating of the war drums by the regime. where is all of this going? we'll take a look at the possibilities on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program out of beirot, daniel yukich, author and research. thank you so much daniel for being uh with us. well, i mean, if we look at both sides, we can evaluate, which one has a history of killing

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well on july 14th, 205. the so-called p5 plus one in iran, signed the joint comprehensive plan of action, the jcpoa. well, the deal was between the us, russia, china, england, france, and germany along with iran. the agreement states that the iran would cut back on some of this nuclear research and activities, while the other side was supposed to lift nuclear sanctions on iran, but what happened to it all and where does everyone stand? now, nine years later. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. ray mcgovern a pharmacy ia analyst out of rawy north carolina and scott bennet, former us army psychological warfare officer out of san francisco, well thanks so much, good having both of you with us, let me start this off in rolly, and ray, i mean, what are your overall thoughts about that original 2015 jcu? igment: well, it was a crowning achievement of the obama administration, and to see it just frittered away under trump was very sorrowful thing, and it all had to do with the influence of