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echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligenceran is about the strongest revenge. it took a long time before that happened. it was a very big operation, around 200 ballistic missiles fired at israel. such a thing never happened before. the damage, in terms of casualties, including military sites in israel, wasn't nearly as big as it might have been because of israel's defence system. we have heard now from iran but they are asking for an emergency session of the un security council. they reserve the right response israel's aggression. the supreme leader also spoke of israel's this calculation and i it needs to be corrected. what he did express was that whatever is done should be decided by iranian officials who are in a position to do so and it should only be best interests of the country. i think that is what one would have expected. don't anticipate a response, a military response if it were to be won back soon from iran. iran does play quite a long game in this way. part of it is to give nervousness to israel about what it migh

echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligenceere's the latest from our middle east regional editor, sebastian usher. what mr netanyahu said and what were his first, his first public comments. — his office had made statements, but these are his first comments in public about the israeli attack on iran. i mean, nothing i think that you wouldn't expect, essentially echoing what the israeli military had said, that these were precise strikes, military targets were attacked and that it was highly successful and highly effective. he did also have a little a few words for the iranian people saying that israel's battle wasn't with them. i mean, there has been an effort by the israeli government to try to separate its actions against the leadership of iran and all that infrastructure. and the people, i think, the aim is to try to capitalise on the fact that within iran, amongst many people, the iranian authorities are not popular. we've seen mass protests over the past few years. so i think that's what what he was trying to do with that, j

echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligence". let's speak to our middle east regional editor, sebastian usher. just expand on what each of them have been saying, sebastian, if you would, starting with benjamin netanyahu. starting with ben'amin netanyahu.fi starting with ben'amin netan ahu. , . �* ., netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahufi netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahu said i netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahu said and i netanyahu. yes, what ben'amin netanyahu said and his _ netanyahu. yes, what benjamin netanyahu said and his first - netanyahu said and his first public comment that is public office have made statements, but these are his first comments in public about the israeli attack on iran. nothing that you wouldn't expect, essentially echoing what the israeli military had said that these were precise strikes, military targets were attacked and it was highly successful and it was highly successful and highly effective. he did also have a few words for the iranian people saying israel's battle was not with th

echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligencenwhile, israel has continued its aerial campaign in lebanon, hitting parts of beirut overnight. the israeli military said four of its soldiers were killed in southern lebanon, where it's has been battling hezbollah militia. the news agency reuters is reporting that directors of the cia and israel's mossad will meet qatar's prime minister in doha on sunday to begin negotiations for a new short term gaza ceasefire deal and the release of some hostages by hamas in exchange for israel's release of palestinian prisoners. our regional middle east editor, sebastian usher is injerusalem. this was a scheduled meeting that we were expecting to happen. it is really since the killing by israel of the hamas leader. and they have been trying to restart the momentum towards a ceasefire and the release of the remaining hostages. that has essentially come to a standstill. there have been meetings a couple of days ago which took place in egypt. there have been positive comments from the us secretary of

echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligencesrael says it hit air defence systems and missile and drone facilities on saturday. reports say military installations in the capital tehran were hit, as well as bases in the of the country. iran says the raids killed four soldiers but caused limited damage. meanwhile, israel has continued its aerial campaign in lebanon, hitting parts of beirut overnight. in the last hour the israeli military said four of its soldiers were killed in southern lebanon, where it's has been battling his brother militia. let's speak to our middle east correspondent, sebastian usher. what about potential talks on ceasefire? there will be a meeting in doha on sunday. what more do you know? this meeting in doha on sunday. what more do you know?— more do you know? this was a scheduled _ more do you know? this was a scheduled meeting _ more do you know? this was a scheduled meeting that - more do you know? this was a scheduled meeting that we - more do you know? this was a l scheduled meeting that we were expect

echoing that stance, iran's president massoud pezeshkian said iran will respond with "foresight and intelligenceecretary general and co—founder of the palestinian national initiative, mustafa barghouti joined us from ramallah and told us more about the most important factors in the upcoming ceasefire talks. well, there are two major issues here, and the first one is whether we are talking about a temporary ceasefire or a continuous and permanent ceasefire. what palestinians want to see is an end of this war and a complete ceasefire, and also a complete exchange of prisoners, so that all the israeli captives could come back home safe. and a good number of palestinian prisoners would also be released. we are talking here about 103 israeli prisoners versus 16,000 palestinian prisoners who are held by israel, including 850 children. 0n the other hand, the other issue, which is very important, is whether netanyahu is ready to end the war and is ready to remove the israeli army from the gaza strip, or he wants to insist to keep the israeli occupation of gaza. if he keeps the occupation, then the possi

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