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as a bounty from the king institute of milly studies. thank you. i mean, while the leader of the lebanon based has belie melisha, has promised retaliation over the coming of a how mass top official invite routes on wednesday as beloved lines as well for the, a tackle that has been no claim of responsibility. israel generally refrains from commenting on strikes in other countries, but officials have previously said they would target how much leaders, wherever they are. a mass is classified as a tenuous group by multiple countries. well no john, the okay, clearly some technical problems with that. so report will press on and take a look at some of the other stuff is that making use around the world. donald trump has asked the us supreme court to review a rule of binding him from the primary palace and the state of colorado. in december, the state supreme court disqualified him as the presidential candidacy of his role in the january 6th myself on the us capital or us cortez started to into court to records containing the identities of people linked t

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ed davey, my constituent millie, a wheelchair user , had a millie, a wheelchair user, had a serious accidents . she event. >> miss. she was event. >> miss . she was left waiting on >> miss. she was left waiting on the floor in pain for over two hours before an ambulance arrived . arrived. >> during her months in hospital, since she's been dropped badly multiple times, left stuck in her bed for days at length, she's even been to told soil herself when there's no one to take her to the toilet. >> before all this , millie was >> before all this, millie was living independently and working for the prospect of her returning to work is being destroyed by the crisis in the nhs and care system . i am sure nhs and care system. i am sure the prime minister will agree that no one should ever have to go through what millie has. so will he look again at our proposals to make sure every patient gets the high quality care they need ? care they need? >> prime minister well, mr speaker , i'm very sorry to hear speaker, i'm very sorry to hear about milly's case. >> and if there are specific aspects of it that

publicly reject austerity measures proposed by the countries right wing the libertarian president, javier milly. they feared the reforms will set the country back decking the property at 56 years old. i can tell you that i have already experienced this. it was in 2001. i'm not a shame to say that we ate from the golf age back then we have to bond to to suffice. i feel this difficult history will return to watch and tina. that's why i'm here for my family, for my colleagues, for my daughters and for my grandchildren. argentinians have already been grappling with soaring installation. but under the countries, new president living conditions are quickly deteriorating. the call to strike came from argentina's largest labor union. they say proposed amendments to laws would weaken worker protections of dramatic cuts and public spending will further high cup prices. look, i don't think that we want to challenge the politics and play here. can be called on deputies to act in line with what the majority wants. talk thoughtful that goes against the interests of working people and the working task in gene

well, let's bring in our digital political editor, millie cooke. good morning again to you, millie.g from the defence secretary there, keen to point out much more dangerous the out how much more dangerous the world looking in 2024 and how world is looking in 2024 and how he thinks sending 20,000 troops and leading this nato exercise will will go some way to making it safer . it safer. >> absolutely. we saw quite strong language this morning from grant shapps and we will see more of that this evening in his speech, where he's going to announce uk will be sending announce the uk will be sending 20,000 to europe in what 20,000 troops to europe in what is largest exercise since is the largest exercise since the shapps the cold war. um shapps and other cabinet have other cabinet ministers have been strong been using particularly strong language days, given language in recent days, given events in yemen to describe the situation highlighting the situation and highlighting the world increasingly unstable . world is increasingly unstable. later today, he'll be saying things like we're in a

you know, maybe i'm not many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run. are too high to bear. with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in poverty. generalist the condo iglesia, and then as our has told us more about the strikers main grievances, i 1st started to make sure that have the enemy late loan to the day he took off a piece and then to bury in my seat pieces of legislation which are making a decree and so called albany was at both pieces of legislation. seek to gravely re shape the pace of that. i couldn't find space and have more even more of 30 measures. only in december, the prices have gone up more than 50 percent points. that's uh, that's uh, keowee mosquito, what's happening also they may have to create, which is already in force, rebuild the rental which regulated rent the prices. so for instance, if you want to rent an apartment now, you can see that the, the ads are in us dollars and nothing pistols anymore, because you can, uh, do make contracts fees. any currency, even deep clean if you wa

rates, food and housing, the level of the area, and you know, many and many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run are too high to bear with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in poverty, angry form or sub on the least chaos across france, bringing many areas to a standstill. they are complaining about rising costs and cheap imports that under cut their produce. and they've vowed to carry on the action until their demands are met. a scene taking place across france. long lines of tractors, blocking roads. francis farmers feel they've been ignored for too long. now they're making sure everyone is listening. in the south western city of a zone, they burned he bills and sprayed liquid mon, newer onto a government building. the police did not attempt to stop them. we no longer assemble, we're not being listened to, we're moving up. i guess the farmers have many grievances, including high taxes on tractor fuel environmental regulations and competition from cheap imports. they say their goods have to meet higher sta

millie, you are blessed, your whole family is. thank you for watching outnumber abouted.is the first because the big night is going to be in november when we take back our country. it's now off to new hampshire, a great

now we're seeing milly over a 1000000 people cram into less than one 5th of the territory in the gaza strip. seeking out some type of shelter, there is no space in designated shelters to host these displays. people disease is spreading quickly in shelter in overcrowded shelters, due to unsanitary conditions. sewage is flooding the streets because people simply don't even have bathrooms to go in do use. and so this is a, this is a situation that is increasingly concerning to up and we're increasingly concerned of israel might continue. there is there up around operations further south into wrap up. we're so many civilians have sought refuge. the european union is now pushing hard for a 2 state solution to this is really palestinian crisis that is now in direct opposition to what these really prime minister wants. the us also wants a 2 state solution. i mean, these differences have never been so clear and they've never been so public. what does this type of tension mean for your work as well? i think the yahoo statements this week really demonstrate what we've been learning about in the

rate, food and housing, the level of the area, and you know, many and many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run are too high to bear with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in poverty in mongolia, the 6 people have been reported. we killed in a massive gas explosion in the capital of land. but tar. the blast occurred after a crash between a car and a truck carrying liquid natural gas. in the settlements in the hub blast rocks, mongolia is capital land guitar. before dawn to buy a car collided with a natural gas tanker setting off a series of explosions. the fireball spread engulfing this apartment block. some residents barely made it out alive. as soon as we realized our apartment was on fire, panic set in and we tried to reach the exit. but one of the doors was already engulfed in flames. we had to forcefully break through the other door to escape dozens of others were able to escape, but fire fighters died. battling the blaze. or an official says they were hit by flying debris. so that's up to the, to the

[applause] that is on topf another. 20 milli people. 20 million people. by the way, it issed.of the great lakes. what we are doing in wisconsin is one piece of the american story. 14 million newobs since i became preside. 169 new jobs in wisconsin. 200,000 in minnesota. nearly 800,000 new manufacturi jobs nationwide. good paying jobs. unemployment has been below 4% for the longest strch in 50 years. it is even lower in wisnsin and minnesota where we stand at 3 and 2.9% respectively. th is our economic plan. investing in america products. build in america. that is what we call bidenomics. look, my predecessor, he chose a different course. trickle down economics. cut taxes forhe very wealthy and big corporaons. increasing the deficit significantly that is exactly what happened. that is exactly what happened. i don't want to get going. [laughter] he stripped good paying jobs in set them overseas. why? cheaper labor. ship it overseas. lower wage costs and then import the product. denying americans jobs. he shrank public investment and education. the process helosed factories leavi

have you heard of nikan milli's plan for a loan of up to 3 billion rials for natural persons and 7 billion and 500 million rials for legal entities? 5 years short-term deposit and long-term repayment of nikan mellat plan. arous khanon nation credit institution , i am asking for the third time, is it my lawyer? no, what happened ? it is not possible. is it really possible? yes, why not 60 ? there is an installment in shtvaneh city of household appliances, yes. hello, welcome to the half-day news. the president's emphasis on the necessity of practical support of all islamic countries for the resistance of the palestinian nation. the rubbish. it should end and the occupier should be punished and compensation should be paid. the concentration of air and artillery attacks of the zionist regime on the center and south of the gaza strip. palestinian fighters 17 tanks nefer bar was targeted today. approval of the decision to increase pensioners' salaries in the guardian council. sokhon gomar daghtalban's confirmation of qualification for the march elections in the guardian council stage. the speci

good morning to you, milly . whichever way you you, milly. is pretty gloomy and it is going to be difficult for rishi sunak to turn around his position in the polls. is it fair of sir keir starmer to call it vanity, or is he just trying to get as much done before he loses in the next election? >> i mean, rishi sunak has certainly argued that he's got a lot to do. he's sticking around so he can get it all done. but obviously the labour party is arguing that the country is in a dire state. there are strikes crippling huge amounts of the pubuc crippling huge amounts of the public and different public sector and different pubuc public sector and different public taxes at public services. taxes are at their level post their highest level since post world war two, and obviously people's finances, they're extremely tight. and so starmer is he's kind is arguing that he's just kind of it's a zombie government. he's he's even called him a squatter in number 10 downing street. and so really street. and so he's really pushing for general election. pushin

milli candidate about america's future than its past.ver - future than its past. will wait see what happens over the l see what happens over the night, thanks forjoining us on bbc. night, thanks for 'oining us on bbc. ., ~ night, thanks for 'oining us on ssc. ., ~ , g, night, thanks forjoining us on bbc-_ those - night, thanks forjoining us on i bbc._ those caucuses bbc. thank you. those caucuses nettina bbc. thank you. those caucuses getting under— bbc. thank you. those caucuses getting under way _ bbc. thank you. those caucuses getting under way in _ bbc. thank you. those caucuses getting under way in iowa, - bbc. thank you. those caucuses getting under way in iowa, will. getting under way in iowa, will bring you up—to—date all night long. stay with us. hello. this week is certainly shaping up to bring some of the coldest and snowiest weather of the winter so far. we started the week on monday in the grip of this arctic air. cold northerly winds feeding frequent wintry showers, especially into northern, eastern, and some western parts

have you heard of nikan milli's plan for loan loans up to 3 billion rials for natural persons and 7 billion 500 million rials for legal entities, repayment up to 5 years, short-term deposit, long -term repayment, good plan of the nation. nations credit institution. in the name of god. hello , accompany us with the news section at 16:00. boss. the supreme council of cultural revolution notified the public culture council of new occasions to be registered in the country's official calendar. three new occasions of palestinian hamas world day, al-aqsa storm, 15th mehr, genocide day of palestinian children and women, 25th mehr and islamic humanities day, commemoration of allameh misbah yazdi at

ter milli maskan, if you see that you want to create a door and window profile, it is more expensive because of your decisions. we tried , mr. raisi seyed, the deprived, is trying day and night, but these decisions must be made, we have to see if the weight of the film compared to the previous week , with this decision, for example , we had about 24 price increases this week. has been decreasing, but it has been increasing in our domestic market, heavy injection , about 38 fire-resistant polystyrene, the same ones that people use for roof monoliths or product packaging. about 34 pvcs 65, about 21, increase in the price of its raw materials. look at the price increase. when we come, we say that this gram. it is not caused by demand , it is caused by the growth of production factors, which means that, for example, this is digiel. these are the points that the numbers and figures say that testing the tested is a mistake. very well, mr. sadeghi, tell me. now in your forum, which is the industry of all plastics, how is the supply of raw materials, what are the problems you have there, in

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january, the 6th sense that day more than $1200.00 people had been charged for the solemn the cat for milly. 900 of them have been convicted, replied gilbert collectively. today, they have been sentenced to more than a 140 years in prison. what's tom done? said to call him criminals. is called these x are these is directions patriots. their patriots. any promise to pardon the returns office? trump said that there was a lot of love on january the 6th rest of the nation, including law enforcement. so a lot of hate violence. one capital police officer called a medieval battle, that same officer called while rave was called while races names. he said he was more afraid in the capital of the united states of america in the chambers. that money was fighting as a soldier in the war and a rack. so there's more afraid inside the halls congress, and fight, even warner tried to right. the facts of january 6, trump is trying to steal history. the same way he tried to steal the election. but he, we knew the truth because we saw in our lives. so it wasn't like something, a story being told. it was on tel

the government is going to hand over four million housing units to the tenants in the form of the milli maskan plan . the share of central province. there are more than 77,000 units of the national housing investment plan. shajari of the new city of amir kabir, iraq. 51 thousand investors are waiting for permission from the ministry of jihad and agriculture. the deputy director of the business environment improvement center of the ministry of economy announced the 14% delay of the ministry of agricultural jihad in issuing permits. according to the latest statistics of the center. the business environment , the examination of 51,000 requests for permits by the ministry of jihad, agriculture , and the delay in receiving inquiries from different departments, the lack of coordination between the departments, still a lot of work is done by hand in the traditional way. the process takes time, these are the problems that take a few years to issue a license, mostly due to the lack of coordination between the devices. it causes delays, sometimes obtaining a license can involve a rancher for up t

have you heard of nikan milli's plan for a loan of up to 3 billion rials for individuals? and 7 billion and 500 million rials for legal entities, repayment up to 5 years short-term deposit. the long-term repayment of the nikan mills project of the mills credit institution, our refrigerator broke down today, all the food was like water, buy us an installment , mr. rahima, the repairman, of course , aftabeh, spend lahime, go buy an installment, that means you are saying i will go home , i don't have a check in hand. i don't want time. bafish doesn't want this type of mirage for retirees, selling installments for social security retirees without check and guarantor, without advance payment, without going to the bank in sarai bozor irani in the cities of qom and isfahan and soon in tehran, there is an alyoze floor covering in the al -kof price target and guarantees a valid price guarantee along with a written guarantee, so if you find a lower price, bring an invoice and get a 20% price difference as well. the specialized reference of household appliances in the city of househo

when nichol millie is a little bit late, they can, we'll see that some i'm glad to be civil. tired was up which of our balance government toner you bought into a big part of it had a good friend who was a fellow, a general secretary of the agendas, up on the east side. there's been this mazda congress is involved, and you'll be converse about in delhi, and they're not doing anything about so i've even gone through with my friends. so i went and asked him, so he said please don't get into this maple so no, it's all, it's all good. it's good. no one said you hadn't done. was him done. good or so good. i'm good. good. is it just get kind of gotten upset about the good congress company? get a mind how could they tell you the communist, spotty, who it has been indirectly or directly blink for it will not want to do anything by which the truth doesn't come out. and i don't think anyone can accuse us over the years of having tried to, to uh, cover up the truth and the benefit of hindsight, via able to see that there was a clear political understanding between the congress on the one hand and

ok, thank you for that cetera, by somebody from the giga institute of milly studies. thank you. or anita of 11 on based has blah munition has promised retaliation over the killing of a how much top official and by route on wednesday has blah blinds is around for the attack. although there has been, no claimant for responsibility is around generally doesn't comment on strikes and other countries. but officials have previously said they would target how much lead is, whatever they are. a mazda is classified as a terrorist group by multiple countries. waiving the most flag protesters in ramallah voice, the supports in tango this evening and the occupied west bank was the hometown of cell. a ruling high rankings from us official was killed in a striking bay route on tuesday. well, natalie got into this is crazy. hysterical event new need the preventative is israel field and that he and is experiencing a kind of defeat. oh no, i'm in the mail. it knows full well. yeah, there's no victory for it. yeah. and that they so now they've got mean and decided law. a sallow re was deputy to hi

>> millie, this is pretty emb introduced this,t, because >> millie, this is pretty emb introduced thisultra low emission zone, which is a tax on older polluting cars because he says we're all choking to death because of pollution. and yet he's been using public money to fly world to fly all around the world to climate conferences. fly all around the world to climate just conferences. fly all around the world to climate just do ferences. fly all around the world to climate just do them es. fly all around the world to climate just do them on zoom? >> i mean, that's exactly what his critics are saying. so sadiq khan did fly 80,000 air miles last year. um whilst also kind of encouraging brits not really to fly themselves . um, so sadiq to fly themselves. um, so sadiq khan and his team , it sort of khan and his team, it sort of spread out among the team, but they took a lot of flights. however, his team are sort of pushing back, saying that he needs to make those he needs to travel distances, he needs needs to make those he needs to tra go distances, he needs needs to make those he needs to

i was an ra for one year, just like millie. i was ra of the year. no big deal. let us know.iration. sometimes someone would say something so perfect it would just go right into the book. >> with scenes that will make you laugh and cringe at the same time, kiley hopes above all "come and get it" will leave readers entertained. >> i think a wonderful model should just rest on your heart and haunt you and follow you throughout the day, and let it wash over you and hopefully enjoy your read. >> "come and get it" is available now. you can read along with us on our instagram at gma book club. robin, when i'm telling you i could not put this book down. >> when you were describing it i was like, i did read that during the holidays. like you said, it is a page turner. >> really is. >> you devoured it, didn't you? >> devoured. over the holidays. it was perfect. fireplace. that awkward time between christmas and the new year. [ laughter ] >> awkward time. you love that time. >> you love that? you don't know what day it is. you know? >> you're right about that. >> that is so true. we'll

transportation rate, food and housing, the level of data, and you know, many and many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run are too high to bear. with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in poverty, tensions are rising on the korean peninsula. north korea is just released to photograph of its recent cruise missile test. this is the latest publication after kim joel on the north korean leader declared whose country is no longer interested in re integrating with the south. instead suggested the north should rewrite its constitution and declare south korea as its main enemy. between nations had been formerly a war for 70 years, but experts say kim statement marks a new downturn in relations between the north and the so conjunction when blamed recent drills between the u. s. and soul for the move. however, it may have more to do with the north, closer ties to 2 of its allies, russia and china. north korean dictator kim joel on is no stranger to fiery rhetoric. but experts say his statement to the north korean parliament cou

o has the ops milli pilots, it personal air vehicle south korea's answer to the air attack. it's 1st public test flight marks, a milestone of sorts for the country that's aiming to launch the flying taxi's as early as a year 2025. division is an automated ariel public transport system, connected by a network of vertical docking ports on roof tops. high above the congested roads. below. more than half the population, about 26000000 people live in the greater so metropolitan area. but analysts say urban air mobility vehicles or you am come with their own challenges. most has even, we need to the initial hourly operating costs for flying and you am will be quite high. so the government will need to convince the public of that fi ability before you and can actually become an accepted mode, public transport. and that is profitable, has within a short timeline duty. this line taxi will advance do in city testing later this year. you just came out to 0, cooling south korea, stay with alpha 0 will have a full round up of world news at the top of the hour of next is mindset. the, the

with fresh shade full of the population and from help to arrange the deal between israel and the millis group. hum us, which is deemed a terrorist group by multiple countries. meanwhile, the home us run health ministry says fresh is really asked, likes as killed thousands of old people over the last 24 hours, including at least 16 people in one strike on a house in russia. united nations says golf is remaining, hospitals are overwhelmed by the number of casualties shown. casey is an emergency medical team coordination with the world health organization, the w h o, he just returned to new york off the 5 weeks and gaza, where he was responsible for coordinating supplies and stuff to garza's hospitals. show him. thanks so much for joining us today. if you have had the access that you have had since this will began, can you describe what you witnessed and goals are in the last weeks? thanks for having me. i've seen a couple of things happening. one is the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding with very large scale displacement over 85 percent of the population displaced obviously as an enormou

military circles. there was this topic all the time, and it was spoken by president biden, and general milliand european leaders, they saw, as the result of 2023, precisely the negotiations between ukraine and russia, so when we use the word victory, i would say that it is in general it is very careless to use the word victory in application to any reality, and then when you start for... and what is victory for you , it turns out that you drive yourself into some kind of dead end, because many of our compatriots, if you asked him, what at 22 -th year will mean victory for him, he would answer that it is the return of ukraine to the territorial borders of the ukrainian ssr, let's say, to the borders of 1991, but again, the name. the west did not see such a victory, for the west the victory was that the ukrainian army would somehow be able to really advance position of russia and force russia to hold negotiations on the end of the war, which would open up some new opportunities for ukraine that no one knew about, peaceful existence, european euro-atlantic integration, stopping the loss of live

catastrophic. ultra 0 as well as randy forces have also been accused of abusing, torturing inter millie aging palestinians in gaza after taking them into custody. thousands of palestinians have been detained and kept in secret locations since this world again, katya lopez, who are young reports and some of the hiring accounts given by some detainees, have been released under warning here to some of the images and testing. these are also just stopping accounts of english interviews are shared by these palestinian men. many say the injured physical and psychological torture, well being detained by his really forces. this man says the scars on his back or a mere glimpse into the pain he experienced others recount acts of violence, beatings, and constant humiliation. the national will said we were blindfolded impatient, badly as riley forces accused us of carrying and using weapons. later, they transferred us to an army camp and as royal delete the adults unite on us and some sand on us, on the place to reach into showtime. after 2 hours of being half naked in such conditions and moved us a

general strike under the government of javier milly, organized by the general confederation of labor, a confederation that brings together many trade unions. today's call was also answered by social collective organizations and political parties on mobilizing against the radical reforms being promoted by heavier me lays government. people rally here because of the changes to the decree on labor law regarding trade unions and to push for a relaxation of working conditions. the worsening of the economic situation has, however, added to these motivations above all else. the recent devaluation by the libertarian freedom advances party government resulted in high inflation. and this had an impact on people's wages because they were unable to keep up with the inflation rate. here's what some of the protesters had to say, what again, the prices went up, they don't put a lie to our faces by you. they want to sell the country to sell everything we have to add. i honestly cannot believe the reason we hear you. i cannot believe how such an attack on the constitution, which was exactly that was a

meanwhile, in nearby iraq — us central command says iran launched ballistic millies and rockets at al—assadilitary airbase in the west of the country. us central command said most of the missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and that a number of us personnel are undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries. they also said at least one iraqi service member was wounded. live now to firas maksad, a senior fellow at the middle east institute. good to have you with us on the bbc, begin, if you would, by putting this in context for us, israel says it does not usually comment on its operations abroad, but there is a background to this in terms of iran military presence being targeted in syria. explain that to us, firstly. targeted in syria. explain that to us. firstly-— to us, firstly. absolutely, the operation _ to us, firstly. absolutely, the operation today, _ to us, firstly. absolutely, the operation today, killing - to us, firstly. absolutely, the operation today, killing a - operation today, killing a senior iranian intelligence commander in damascus, syria, has all the hal

in the last few hours, us central command says iran launched ballistic millies and rockets at al—assad in western iraq. it said most of the missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, but that a number of us personnel are undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries. they also said at least one iraqi service member was wounded. as we mentioned, one country involved in the conflicts in the middle east is iran. i spoke about tehran�*s aims with negar mortazavi, who is a senior fellow at the center for international policy here in washington. thank you very much forjoining us here at bbc news, negar. we know typically israel doesn't speak about its campaign against the iranian military presence in syria. but explained was the background to this latest attack. this explained was the background to this latest attack.— this latest attack. this is a continuation _ this latest attack. this is a continuation of _ this latest attack. this is a continuation of a - this latest attack. this is a continuation of a shadow l this latest attack. this is a i continuation of a shadow war that

assembly itself, and to the caliber, even the caliber, it would seem the 152nd caliber, but no, but milli. meter and ten fractions of a millimeter , which also affect the quality of the shot, accuracy, flight range, they are of low quality even by these metric indicators, so to say that in north korea, if they cannot assemble an elementary artillery projectile, to talk about , making a high-quality, reliable ballistic missile, no, by the way, i am not surprised that... the kn-23 missile, and it was used not deep into the territory of ukraine, but specifically in kharkiv, because it is closer to the launch zone and to the arrival, so it is less likely that it can, its defects can show themselves, i mean, it's like the kh22 missile, the kh22 is an aviation soviet missile, which was known for its unreliability and low accuracy even in radin's time, but its for... the total distance was 600 km, and precisely at the time of the full-scale invasion of ukraine, during constant tests, the russians found out that in fact its more or less effective distance for this missile to hit something, or to

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and in just the last hour — the us central command says iran launched ballistic millies and rockets atssad airbase — a military airbase in western iraq. us central command said most of the missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, and that a number of us personnel are undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries. they also said at least one iraqi service member was wounded. as we mentioned — one nation playing a key role in the conflicts in the middle east is iran. i spoke about tehran�*s aims with negar mortazavi, who is a senior fellow at the centre for international policy here in washington. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. we know that typically, israel does not speak about its campaign against iran's military presence in syria, but explained to us the background to the latest attack. this is a continuation of the shadow war that has been ongoing between iran and israel, way before october seven, it is related to the bigger conflict we are seeing but has escalated since the israel — man michael war and october seven zach and the subsequent attacks on gaza, and th

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