hassan marhaj, an expert on middle east and west asia affairs and a respected university professor , mr. hassan marhaj will tell us about the situation, especially in the bakhtari bank and the people, and of course in hebron. hello, good evening and peace be upon you. may god's mercy and blessings be upon you. peace, god's mercy and blessings be upon you, mr. marhaj. you say that in the al-aqsa storm operation that happened last year and now a year has passed since this operation, the conditions in hebron and in there is a coast, what is it, and how much has this operation affected the people of these areas, that is, the beginning of the general storm at the beginning after one year of the al-aqsa storm operation , without a doubt, this operation has wide dimensions and effects on the society the palestinian community, whether inside the west bank or in east jerusalem. including tips there are positives and negatives. the positive points in this regard are that it focused on national unity and most of the palestinian groups united. undoubtedly, there are many security pressures. also

of resistance, and we can say that the beginning of a new change in the region is now the middle east and west asiasterners mention it or not the main role of the resistance in this figure is considered, well, it must be remembered by the respected viewers that the issue of the formation of the american middle east or the new middle east since 2000. began in these recent operations, the zionist regime raised the issue of the new order . well, when we put these together , we understand this issue. the americans and the zionist regime are very worried about the legal regime or the regional order that is being unveiled, the most important actor of which is the resistance. i would like dear viewers to pay special attention to this section. one of the reasons why all the power of the west today came behind the zionist regime. it is that they have noticed this issue of changing the legal regime and regional order. other events that happened during the last 50 years and his focus on the security of the zionist regime have completely disappeared after the al-aqsa storm operation. the role player that you m

and you're on launch this message to all the american bases in the middle east and west asia. so it's a, it's a, it's a typical and so that you're on the saying, we don't want a war with you. we don't want to war with anyone, but we're going to reach out to you. it is, you're unlikely. i thank you very much for joining us. we do still have much want to bring you on the program. we're looking at the fist fighting in east and ukraine . at least 10 people have been injured. they're off to moscow gains control of an important village. the hello welcome to look at the international forecasts, looking at some pretty live the right just into the southeast to pursue a less. nothing is where a little further northwards. and it'll fade in the southerly winds towards re i rio . currently, the 1st day at least temperatures around $26.00 degrees celsius fraud. i. that was the weather pushes through the sublease, etc. and it will be at the time of day, shall we say that for a little cooler as well. a lot of the drive to the south is that some weather weather up towards the north west of for

and you um, genocide on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east and west asia loan attempts, it seems now with nuclear armageddon and brinkman ship. no, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that, you know, when i hope you may get an imperious value, was taken off the path of the left, the very center, the path of the west on this. we don't waste denouncing human highs validation and act of democracy in counties without boys to the united states. and you said that uh they literally say, well, if you do that again, skokie that's actually voted by doing, i did say it's not going to be of in your efficiency of go this it what is deficient because then the risk wage is haul put sanctions on so for, but on those counties between countries but not thing is done all the same people that these, those are homeless though not to limits, but some of this, this denouncing the whole test and they do that and that's v with a solution. my direct effect, in fact, that was very so probably because something happened in france fairly. he's something my co, the 1st of all, he

and you, um, genocide on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east and west asia learned attempts, it seems now at nuclear. i'm a get and brinkman ship. you know, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that the, you know, when i hope you may get an imperious value, was to take it off the path to the left of the various which centered both of the west on this. we don't waste denouncing human highs, right. nation and act of democracy in counties with the hope goes to the united states and you said, but then i always say, well, if you do that again, skokie that asked you both the by doing i did say it's not going to be of in your efficiency of cause it was deficient because then this wage is hall with sanctions on sofa, but on those counties between countries. but not thing is the, all the same people that these, those wellness though no to limits. but some of those are already nouns and a full test, and they do that in the z with a m i studies by the lack of effect. and in fact, it was very surprised because something happened in france fairly a. he's something my

here, and all of those are being used to kill everyone's relatives overseas in in the middle east and around west asia, because we know the crimes don't you know aren't limited to those countries, however in the context of things, yes between palestine and lot of what is being made here is used in conjunction with the us and the uk's weapons manufacturing, whether it's elbit systems or otherwise, so 100% from uh city of sydney has said set of boycots, university of new south wales has decided to cut tires with uh certain manufacturers and certain uh companies tight to israel um and i believe university of western sydney did some too, so it definitely has had a wide spread impact, no matter how small we started it has actually had an effect to the all all the nasayers and the doubters. this has proven them wrong and i mean everyone, the the cheers that you get in the protest when people announce it, this is what we work towards, this is why we turn up. sydney has turned up 52 weeks in a row. yeah, that's very impressive what you are doing over there, and the thing is, yes, it's like domino effect, you

there are so many measures to be taken into place, local, and then international, beyond the beyond the locality of the middle east or west asia, and that's why they're very bold, they wait. for that shock um, once that shock goes in, they'll realize that the resistance absorbed more than they think they would, and once those strikes have been absorbed, they'll try and say, okay, well the resistance has gone to either uh re up on supplies or repair or maintain or whatever the case may be, and they will try to strike again targeting the military side, but at the same time indiscriminately just bombing implementation of the dahya doctrine all over again essentially. i'm also joined now by uh radwan riz, a political analyst from berut, very good to have you on our show uh rather one, can you um we've had on the news that even in baghdad they've been rocket attacks against an american base, also three rocket attacks um against the backdad international airport, so and we've had three civilians killed by israeli airstrikes in syria. we've had also the yemenis um operating twice against israeli target successfully in the recent the

we're in the one year anniversary of the flood of aqsa, and this one year was very... difficult one year for the region of west asia, middle east and also for the whole world, as we can see there was a big uprising and a big awakening uh to stand up and and and to raise the voice of the palestinians and we see that the western regimes unfortunately are the main supporters and suppliers for this blood thirsty wolf as imam khamenei calls this regime and and we can see how much bloodshed they have been shiding in this one year um playing the victim card you know um after the october 7th uh bold and brave move by the palestinian resistance and this was normal normal response and a reply to 75 years plus of a criminal act breaching international law and the palestinians are waiting for some type of solution, some type of resolution, and they were treated in the most inhumane way, and the united nations sits there idally, every uh so... so so much time every time they have their sessions and they have their events and their meetings, all they do is uh, you know, declare a statement or condemn the israeli regime and so on, but no real

far as to commit its military to an extent that it will find itself in a quagmire in the middle east, west asia, and that's an unknown at this point, will it help um the democrats to win the election? that's also an unknown at this point, um, personally, i don't think even with the help of the united states that the forces of iran. and ansarullah and shabi and hizballah and hizballah and all of the palestinian factions, especially hamas, i can't imagine that they're going to go away, they they will take any amount of of punishment of of... casualties and so forth, but they're going to remain there. i can't say the same for israel, and you know some western leaders and uh respective uh media out there in your neck of the woods, they're going to uh give this attack certain uh dimensions and uh characteristics uh paul uh we call it a retaliatory attack by iran never less they're going to call it uh provocative uh escalatory they're going to call it uh uh basically an aggression, what we've been calling israel's attacks on uh its neighbors over the last uh year or so, not to mention a campaign of outrig

country, not just being given starling, but the first country in what they call the middle east and what we call west asia region. is the yemen is the first country to receive starlink, so tell me what yemen did to earn such a great reward. they realized that they have not penetrated the minds of yemeny people, because these people are, i mean, i mean in in western dictionary, they're crazy, you would rather be bombed yourself because you're trying to basically postpone..." or eliminate the uh the basically the transfer of weapons to a genocidal regime, designist regime doesn't have anything to do with the yemini resistance at the time or it didn't have at the time, they were focused on palestine to go further from then on, then lebanon, then of course jordan, saudi arabia, all of that would be in the bigger israeli map uh, in the greater israel map, so so they didn't have, but then they realize the western fronts realized that... "these people have not been brainwashed because they understand that their interest lies in the interest of other people in the region and they have certain values that need to

, according to israel and to their plan and to their aim is to control a large percentage of what is referred to as the middle east, which... we know as west asia and to control the resources in that um um you know in those countries and and the guest that spoke before spoke about you know the weak um lebanese army that we have which is consistent with what not only um israel has done but also the the united states um tried and an attempt to weaken wherever country that borders what is referred to as israel which is an illegal entity make sure that the country is weakened not only military. but also economically and also in terms of making sure that its people are dependent on you, foreign aid and foreign resources. we know, and we like to remind our viewers the lebanon has remained under an economical um, you know, sanction imposed upon it by the united states that has prevented it from you know growing economically and also enabled corruption among many of the lebanese politicians, so we see a weakening... the economy of the people in order to weaken the population and we see the the military weakening of the uh um you know of the army of the

that this, you know, friday prayer and the speech that is going to take place after that is coming, you know, at the backdrop of the situation in the middle east or west asia as we refer to it over here, and that is because we are now editing towards one year. the israeli genocide in gaza and also we are heading towards you know as israel continue to expand this war not just limiting it to gaza alone but also to yemen as well as syria and now we see the continuation of the same tactic being enacted in lebanon so um this is coming at the backdrop of that and then we are seeing this um this united front. among the resistant axes, whether it's in iraq or it's in yemen or it's in lebanon or it's in syria or it's in you know um gaza itself or the west bank so there is this... um this united front among the resistance that is standing up against israel and it has stund out that they are the only ones willing to stand, they are the only one willing to to take a stance, a concrete stand against israel and to act upon that which they believe in, while the rest of the world have largely remained silent um and watch for more than a for almost a year now as israel con

and you, um, genocide, on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east, west asia loan attempts it seems now at nuclear. again and brinkman ship. no, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that the, you know, when i hoped to make it an imperious value was to cut off the path of the left, the very center, the path of the west on this. we don't waste denouncing human eyes, violation and back of democracy in counties, which i hope goes to the united states. and you said that the then i always say, well, if you do that again, skokie that's actually voted by doing, i did say it's not going to be of any efficiency of causes when it's deficient because then the risk wages for potential to and so for but on those counties between countries but not thing is done all the same be, but i do use those who are homeless though no to limits, but some of this without investing pounds in the whole test and they do that in the z with a i'm astonished by direct effect, and the fact that was very so probably because something happened in france fairly a, he's something my quote, 1st of all

and you um, genocide on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east, west asia loan attempts, it seems now with nuclear armageddon and brinkman ship. no, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that the, you know, when i hoped you may get an imperious value, was paid to cut off the path of the left of the very center, the path of the west on this. we don't waste denouncing human eyes validation and act of democracy in counties, which i hope goes to the united states and you said, but then i always say, well, if you do that again, skokie that's actually voted by doing i did so he is not going to be having efficiency of cause it was deficient because then the risk we just put sanctions on sofa, but on those counties between countries but not thing is the will do the same people that these, those were homeless though not to limits, but some of those are listing homes and a whole test and they do that in the z with a m. s, at least by the lack of effect. in fact, that was very so probably because something happened in france fairly a, he's something my co, the 1st of all

and you, um, genocide, on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east, west asia learned attempts, it seems now at nuclear. again and brinkman ship. no, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that the, you know, when i hope to make it an imperious value was pretty cut off the path of the left, the very center, the path of the west on it was always denouncing human eyes, validation and back of democracy in counties, which i hope goes to the united states and you said that what would you say was if you do that again, skokie that's actually voted by doing i did. so he's not going to be of in your efficiency of goes, is it what is deficient? because then the risk we'd useful put sanctions on so for but on those counties between countries but not thing is done, we'll do the same b, but i do use those one whole list though not to limit the term of this listing homes and a whole test and they do that from the z, with a m a studies they did not go for effect. and in fact, that was very so probably because something happened in france fairly a, he's something my code. fir

and yemen. when the shah fell in iran , until then the security arrangements that existed in the west asia region of the persian gulf and the middle east were such that the shah was called the american gendarme in the region and the policies of the united states of america in the region were implemented by mohammad reza pahlavi with victory. the islamic revolution in iran is this structure the political security in the region collapsed after that , the americans tried hard to create a new structure for it. the creation of their new structure, the islamic revolution and the islamic republic of iran, with the structure they had found, they saw as a nuisance to themselves, as a result of a lot of effort and effort. action for disintegration in iran by trying to persuade saddam and impose 8 years of war on the islamic republic of iran and various actions that the hypocrites and other groups can take to collapse the new political system in iran so that they can use the same former security political structure that the interests of america it provided the fastening of the door body the americans did not succeed. later on, any new political a

and you, um, genocide on the scale we're seeing on social media in the middle east, west asia let alone attempts it seems now a nuclear armageddon and brinkman ship or no, i certainly did not expect that. and i must say that the, you know, when i hoped you might get an imperious value, was paid to cut off the balance of the left of the various rec center about the west on this. we always do now to human rights violation and act of democracy in counties, which i hope goes to the united states and you said, but then i always say, well if you do that again, skokie that's actually voted by doing i did so he is not going to be having efficiency of cause, it was deficient because then this wage is halted. sanctions on sofa, but on those counties between countries but not thing is the all do the same be but these, those wellness though not to limits but somehow this, this, the nouns and the whole test. and they do that in the z with a m, i studies by the lack of effect. in fact, i was very surprised because something happened in france therapy of these something, my clothes. first of all, he s

and all this criminal you. groups and they support all the all the seditions and the fit in the region of west asia, middle east, so islamic republic of iran uh... very clear that these missiles that they launched against the zidis regime really taught them a lesson and the israelis are right now and they are they have they are in the weakest point and they don't know how to retaliate and here in canada in the states even the states they were raising hizballah flags and in australia they were raising the hizballah flags and there's obviously pressure from the israeli lobbies and so to suppress the people that are standing up for the resistance and raising these these flags up and they killed sayid is beloved by millions of people in the world, not just islamic people, not just muslim people, not just shia people, not just sunni people, not just christians in in the west asia that he supported, because he went to fight against isis and secure the christians living in syria and he helped the churches and he secured the non and there's videos and documentaries about this how the nuns felt like when hizballah fight

ambition was for new middle east or of course the west asia region as he called it, new middle east, he also said he wanted to... disarm the middle east to make sure that only the power and the strength would be only within the military of the israeli regime and its ability to be able to crush anybody or any side that stood in the way of its dreams and everyone knows that there is the dream of the greater israel which includes by the way in their maps all of lebanon and big portions of lot of arab land even reaching areas of saudi arabia and of course big portions of of egypt and in addition to all of palestine and even parts of jordan, so that is an old ambition which the israelis have tried on and on um to realize and it was not realized with the past leaders, with the past officials or despite the blood thirsty nature of all of them, and all of them had weight so many wars, but it seems that now you reached a state when this regime is a peak. and the most extreme level of terrorism to be able to try to enforce this dream of theirs and that their main ambition would be of course to go for that, or and although buse we know that the israelis had a choice and even a lot

istanyahu has set a very distant goal in the middle east region, and they should also announce that they are aiming to achieve their goals at the regional level. west asia to live alone and to dominate it and the zionists to dominate it, for this reason, based on netanyahu's religious concept , he is of the opinion that he can apply the cobra to israel on earth, and this superstition is based on these are the teachings of the zionists. he wants to put this superstition into practice. to the assassinations that took place, moses behind them it was supposed to include the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh, but israel has not been able to respond quickly to iran, and it has not been able to, and it has remained in its threats and has not been able to carry out its threats. witness again today. there was a martyrdom operation in the west bank, considering that you are also a resident of the west bank , what is your opinion about this situation, or this series of martyrdom operations. could it be a spark for bigger actions? this operation is limited in its impact because we are fighting a regional war we are in the middle east and it is not like a war is a civil a

make that if you go opposite or oppose our plans in the middle east or somewhere else in west asia then you will be the target of our sanctions andemani people uh, i just came back from a protest that occurred an hour ago at the campus of sanah university where students, men and and women, they came out praising. these latest attacks by iran and calling for escalation of military attacks from yemen. of course, iran, when it comes to military power, it's one of the it's one of the superpowers in the region. when iran attacks, it delivers devastating blows as the world witnessed yesterday, but this was carefully calculated attack by iran, the the targets were not uh residential areas and the attacks were specifically military. sites, airbases and these were the targets that yemen launched the three, the cruise missiles towards, and according to yahya sari, the spokesperson for the yemeni armed forces, these attacks were successful, they hit their target, but there is censorship from the israeli media, israel, the netanyahu cabinet does not want the world to see the damage that has been caused from the iranian attack and and from th

just about ukraine, the west does not need russia as a competitor in africa, in the arctic, in asia, in the middle east, russia. they are simply terribly scared, terribly scared, andook at these people and ask myself a question, here how do you imagine? a dialogue with them, well, just the head of the british foreign ministry, a person who, probably, must be, well, some education, at least something in his head, so he says such a text. probably, the thing is that transgender women do not have ovaries, but as i understand it, the cervix is ​​something that can be obtained after various procedures, hormonal treatment of everything else. another gynecologist, and the brain, but when a gynecologist becomes the head of the eu, i understand, we have the example of ursula vonderlaen, when the british foreign secretary starts talking about transgender people and that as a result of some procedures you can get a cervix in a store or something, i mean, what the hell is this guy talking about? 1982, what the hell has been happening in the world since the first lebanon war, israel has moved its security zone 80 km to the south of lebanon, what is the israeli army doing here i

stand to lose their entire hold on the middle east on west asia, if they go for it, because the us bases are very vulnerable, their puppet regimes in saudi arabia and qatar and kuwait, they're also very vulnerable, and iran has shown to all of these guys that within seven minutes they can wipe out tel aviv if they wanted, uh, that's what the time it takes for these missiles to get there, and they haven't got, they haven't got any defense, so if israel doesn't have defense system, can protect it, how will any of the us bases in all these other neighboring countries uh face such such an onslaught, and for that reason these gulf countries have all scuttled their way quickly towards saying they're not going to allow america to do anything or they're not going to allow missiles to be fired from their bases, from their lands, so they're distancing themselves already because they've seen what iran's capacity is, so i think the balance has changed, that doesn't mean that it's a foregone conclusion what would happen, but certainly we're not dealing. with uh the the america of old which could go around bullying uh without any response, they will get a respon

stand to lose their entire hold on the middle east, on west asia, if they go for it, because the us bases are very vulnerable, their puppet regimes in saudi arabia and qatar and kuwait, they're also very vulnerable, and iran has shown to all of these guys that within seven minutes they can wipe out tel aviv if they wanted, uh, that's what the time it takes for these missiles to get them, they have got the... haven't got any defense, so if israel doesn't have defense system that can protect it, how will any of the us bases uh in all these other neighboring countries uh face such such an onslaug and for that reason? "these gulf countries have all scuttled their way quickly towards saying they're not going to allow america to do anything or they're not going to allow missiles to be fired from their bases, from their lands, so they're distancing themselves already because they've seen what iran's capacity is, so i think the balance has changed, that doesn't mean that it's a foregone conclusion what would happen, but certainly we're not dealing with uh the the america of old which could go around bullying uh without any response, they will get a response

is their kind of what warship in in the middle east, you know, if the americans needed to land in west asia or mass, the best way would be through through ships and through. through through ports, so the israelis offer that that safe landing, amphibian landing uh site for any american you know infantry deployment basically, so i think they need it from that strategic point of view, they need it obviously also because the saudis and all these arabs who the the cows which donald trump said he was milking, milking of oil of course that kind of cow uh, they if they have... for instance a revolution internally and they lost control of saudi arabia, america would want to be able to uh bring it back under control and if they needed to use their military in the old days that's what their idea was that they would be able to go control those oil fields, look at the case of iraq, they are still in northern iraq in the kurdish territories, the in northern syria, the kurdish because they've sold out and they they've done deals with the americans uh they've been a fifth column up. in most of that region, they uh are facilitating the americans to stick around a

middle east. meanwhile, thousands tens of thousands are being killed. why is the west so indifferent to diplomacy? in the late 18 ninety's french soldiers and by general arrived in asia with a goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot. the sonia, i mean, he stuck up some issues around the cause and it's showing this to the content of who they on the east one of the most terrific campaigns of atrocities to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. liability getting somebody out there for them to pushing richard dental. hey, i'm philosophy followed there to do so. they put the national most likely multiple villages with devastated a numerous members of resistance groups with the headed home for us to get the young investigator in search of his own identity and box on the journey to africa. the traces general who with a slug drenched roots in an effort to establish how your legacy still echoes throughout the consonant. so my name is penny, and i come from england and i've come ready to find out more about the mission of willie and base grew up in the region, the decades of the gaining independence and from the form o

and there are different things going on right now. what is the state of the resistance a all across the west asia, i love that phrase, west asia. i'm not gonna use middle east anymore. go ahead. no, we can all agree that what these really did was a victory to some degree in the short term even has of allows officials. well, i mean he can win a battle. com or you can, you could win a battle in a more. okay. yes, exactly. yeah, so you can win a battle in the war, but that's not the same as winning a war. and as you can see it has. busy was holding the ground in the south. this is with their territory. they have been victor, the israel, he's in the south, i'm from south load it onto year 2000 and push them back in the year 2000. and so next, so there's no sign that tells me that this attack with the walkie talkies, i think it's all jibberish. i mean yes, you inflict the defeat a temporary defeat on his. busy but that you have foot managed to rally and hold the line, and i think as sharply instead of i'm not mistaken. they fired 200 rockets into high, so it doesn't look like a group that's on the verge of collapse. it's exactly, and that's why i'll go back to c

and that's why that's called these 2 things. delta tail. does the united states a want to genocide? probably not. but if it further is, is goals in the greater middle east or west asia? so be nema. what's what i want to hear from the united states. so families are know that we want to get a site, you know, that reminds me of, well, what goal of show beto, small, simple, the roman empire. the bar has no legitimate opponents, only ready to go send these thieves the bar as no foreign. a name is only crazy, dictate issue rule by insane. you'd give me just, i'm not sure i'm more than directly about that. these are just directions that are really close into all the dates. you know the ideal some better. so as you better rolled the robot depth talking about peace, but somehow, you know, who was involved in horse pupils and renew the 3 a piece of paper that you will have in other words, or another 2 or 3 weeks. so you the same way what we hear from united states i'm from is okay. are you all can't see wire is dead now? no, we can set the, our was with your ok. so one war is ended. the other one is, is be gone. but the protocol is the war in does, it is not, and it is in the

just about ukraine, russia the west doesn't need russia as a competitor in africa, in the arctic, in asia, in the middle east, russia just scares them terribly, terribly. andnd ask myself: how do you imagine a dialogue with them? well, just the head. great britain, a person who, probably, must be, well, some education, at least something in his head, here, here he says such a text. probably, the thing is that transgender women do not have ovaries, but as i understand it, cervixes are something that can be obtained after various procedures, hormonal treatment of everything else. another gynecologist, and the brain. but when a gynecologist becomes the head of the eu, i understand, we have the example of ursula and vonderlein, when the british foreign minister starts talking about transgender people and that as a result of some procedures you can get a cervix in a store or something, that is, what is this person talking about? that is, can you imagine sergei viktorovich lav. who will talk to this moron, well, just really, that is, here is a great meme sergey viktorovich lavrov is fully embodied in life here, there is such a very popular, very popular, very po