going to begin uh with our correspondent from darl balaba who joins us and also from beirut we have mosan saleh who's a political analyst who joined us. i like to welcome you both and let me begin with you first musa, tell us what uh today has entailed when it's comes to uh the unfortunate genocidal onslot and the casualties at least in the past 24 hours if you can tell us are you with us? well maybe uh you can't hear as of yet uh yes actually as you have just mentioned today is the 333rd consecutive day of this genocidal war against gaza, go ahead, we have you. yeah, this genocidal war till this moment, as you know, have just left massive number of the palestinian casualties and the palestinian fatalities, whereas according to gaza's health ministry, the death toll of the palestinian people who have been killed since day one of this genocidal war against gaza has stopped roughly 40,780 palestinian civilians and this number by the way is still rising incrementally and exponent. especially with the ongoing incisent israeli strikes and attacks are still hitting uh everywhere in gaza step an

wolberg, we can talk to you as well, mosan abbas, from what i understood, he said, um, we can, we can come to the conclusion that resistance is the only way, because uh, we seen the incompetency by the un, the unsc so far, especially in gaza, uh, the war. has raged on for year now, still continuing now uh because of the impunity that uh the israeli regime enjoys, now it's gone ahead and attacked lebanon. i've got a few questions there was a but before that uh, mr. walbek, do you think that resistance is only way, and the other things that people can do around the world is, like you did, uh, boycot and sanctions, or is there any other way, there is. responsible is iran other than well okay iraq now the huti but they're not a state because i'm thinking that most of the most of the resistance to israel is non-state it's because the states are all they're all cowed by israel they control all the states across the world so only iran even russia russia is i don't really. really uh, i love russia and i love the soviet union, but i don't trust what's going on now to, you know, that they could

abbas, mr. mosan abbas, if you could stay with us, i think we have mr eric wallberg with us as well, author and journalist is joining us from toronto, mr. wolberg, hi there if you're with us, mr. wolberg, i would like to ask you the same question as well, as mr. muss said, uh, netanyahu at the general assembly said that he's looking for total victory, now as mr. mosan abbas said, total victorying they were looking for that. in gaza to eliminate hamas which they haven't uh and also to release the captives again which they haven't they they captured four i think all together and by doing that they used the us bill pier uh which was just a ploy and uh they killed upwards of 200 people just to uh release the four captives uh so what is what is this total victory because uh i was saying that we will continue with this full aggression until total victory. in your opinion, what is that total victory? they couldn't, they couldn't have it in in gaza. well, i, i, i don't, i don't want to try and mind read for netanyahu, i he's too unpleasant at character to empathize with, so i, i don't know w

to the program, masud shajar, chairman of islamic human rights commission out of tehran, and sayid mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london, thank you so much for being with us, i start this off. with masoud, i mean it made statements and talked about the importance of unity and said it's oblic obligatory, obligatory really for muslims to support palestinians, um, during this meeting of course we had with the iranian sunni scholars today, i want to talk about what he said, the importance of that, and how do you think the situation could be different right now, if really all the muslims were following that? i think the fact of the that the verses of quran commands us to unite and hold to rope of allah. what does it mean holding to the rope of allah? it means following his command, following the command is standing up. for all those who are oppressed and not just because they are muslim and the verse is very that how could you not rise up and for sake of those oppressed men, women and children who are crying and saying, so really this is a command to stand up for hum

mardddom of the leader of the lebanese resistance said hasan now it's a very, very difficult moment, said mosan, um, but of course we know as far as those in the resistance, and those who are believers, that martterdom is the ultimate prize for individuals who have made so much sacrifice for the resistance, but yet it is extremely, extremely difficult for us, viewers you're looking at now, live images out of... route where the israeli regime continues to bomb the lebanese capital. again, hezbullah has confirmed the... them of the leader of the resistance said your thoughts: may allah accept the sayen's contribution, his noble contribution to the liberation of lebanon, his many sacrifices, his own son, not so many years ago, may he be in... in paradise and we know that from the holy quran it says tells us that say not that they are dead, but rather they are, they are with their lord, marters never died, so he has achieved his his objective, the objective of all all soldiers of, all the soldiers of islam, all the soldiers for human civilizational justice, is that they sacrifice themselves ultimat

mosan sale, welcome. we also have dr. kevin bear joining us out of morocco. mr. mosan sale from beirot, your initial thoughts on the recent recent uh aggression over the last four days. we're witnessing against uh, and we have to keep in mind sir, it could have all gone away with a simple acceptance of that july 2nd proposal for a permanent ceasefire. in in gaza by the by the administration, he proposed it to netanyahu and his cabinet, had they accepted, there would have got their captives out, that's really what they wanted, they wanted uh 60,00 plus settlers to go back to northern occupied territories. hez said as soon as the gaza ceasefire kicks into effect, they will stop retaliatory attacks and support of gazans, the settlers could have gone back, the uh resistance, yemeny resistance factions and iraqi resistance factions, retaliatory strikes supporting. would have all come to an end, if if netanh in his cabinet really wanted peace and stability, the road map was in front of them, why didn't they accept it, and why haven't they yet accepted it, but are optin

said mosan, there was a very interesting comment in what the foreign lebanese foreign minister just said, and it it's that the israeli army, the israeli occupational forces, they are targeting civilian areas systematically. that is very significant comment, what's your take on that? well 41,534 palestinians are dead because of that targeting of civilians, 96,00 are injured, that's if you take the the conservative reports, if you take the lanset uk lanset reports uh account that you can triple that number, 180,000 is the figure of the dead and injured must be even more because they take into account the wider destruction that this kind of civilian residential area bombing entils and it's not just bombing of course because the... the the precedent which israel has now set and which the international community, the so-called international community, including the un security council, the iaea, the opcw and all their plathora of agencies have failed to to prevent and in fact have rather assisted and exacerbated the problem, the terrorism that they've now normalized includes ai cyber terroris

okay well hopefully we'll see we establish that connection going to cross over to moses uh said mosan abbus. in beirot, i'm sorry, in london, thanks so much for being with us, said mosan again, uh, our screens are showing us these images of more bombings inside of beirot inside of daha, your thoughts on this, what is the regime after at this point in time, is it basically just imploding and uh... does not know what to do or your assessment of what we're seeing happen now? i think the the failures, the collective failures that the anglo-zionist empire has has been subjected to, the latest of which is the palestinian resistance successful defense of gaza. of course they've not left much of gaza in terms of buildings and they bomb the hell out of the poor civilians and women and children, but the crucial thing is that they've not been able to disman. the tunnels and the underground military means by which palestinian resistance survives, they've not been able to destroy the alqasan brigades, they've not been able to finish off the palestinian islamic jihad, they've not been able to disma

mosan abbas said well um go ahead go ahead is there a question or do you want me to make a comment on what he said no good. all right, um, so to start, first and foremost, i do agree with him, it's, it usually filters down to the main decision makers when it comes not only to the united states, but the whole world. we're talking about investment funds, the largest investment funds in the world who control all businesses who control all lobbies and that way they control the decision making process not only in the us but also in europe and elsewhere. and when we talk about black rock, if you look at our vanguard or others, if you look at the businesses that filter down the... dream that they control on either side, they control the businesses and their competitors, when it comes to uh arms dealing, they have massive percentage cuts in what you call the arms manufacturing companies, they have basically large investments in food and agriculture companies and tobacco among others, and all of those are the main lobbies, food, medicine, big pharma and war related. the businesses like basical

abbas, sayid mosan abbas, i want to put forth the same question to you as well uh, why or how come the regime become uh, how did it become so rogue and ruthless uh, what does it stem from, there's no morality, inhumane tactics all used uh from rapes in prisons, using ghazas or palestinians as human shields and recently the pages, we had the assassinations all over the world in iran uh with ismaal hanye now uh the uh hezbollah chief. what's your opinion? well, the mask has come of neoliberal, neoconservative, western uh institutions and infrastructures. they had played the game for maybe seven decades of being the the the leaders of the world in terms of democracy and wanting equality and freedom and all all of these lovely shiny words that they were throwing around justice as well, well weirdly enough now the mask is completely off gaza and this uh this kind of conflict uh that they they've triggered uh is the death now for any credibility the westers ever had amongst the ordinary people around the world, so first of all they destroyed uh their their own credibility and their lie has b

abbas in london said mosan you heard our correspondant um give an update and also earlier about the type of bombs that that press tv was reporting the 500 pound um buster bomb. bombs that were used um and also there are some reports that i'm looking at uh saying that at the same time right before the first bombing of those air strikes on beirout there were two e3b century awax us awax off of lebanon with their transponders off and few minutes after the air strikes then their uh transponders i guess they switch on i mean. your thoughts, because we know that what we have been seeing in gaza is not an israelly genocide, it's a us and us hegemonic front israeli regime genocide, what is happening in lebanon right now, would you put it in the same category? i think it's absolutely in that same category, and the us complicity, which by and large of course what we know is that just today, 8.7 billion. of military aid was cleared once again by congress or their war ministry or whoever it was andnyahu was there to say thank you very much so that is the transparent of course contribution of am

journalists and political commentators said mosan abbas, thank you so much for being with us today, said moson watching these images coming up, plooms of white smoke um coming up in south lebanon and day two we're looking at israelires. uh, give me your overall thoughts about what have taken place in these last two days by the israel regime against the lebanese people? well, the israeli war machine is literally going insane with the actions it's taking, because every day it commits henious war crimes worse than the last, and every day they push and edge the world towards a a greater cat more cataclysmic. regional and perhaps even global military confrontation, one which could well even bring in russians and chinese as well as the american. because we're not talking about simply a small patch of land in southern lebanon that's stake here, as these henous crimes of the israels and they are henous that they're so dastedly that i've seen videos today where they're bombing civilian areas but at the same time what they're doing it is is is they're hitting them with multiple rockets at the same

guests to the program out of brussel's elijah magneer, journalist and political analyst and say at mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, let's start it off in brussels and elijah, why do you think that we have seen the biggest? turn out or some of the biggest turn out inside of israel recently uh with the latest protests? thank you for having me. thank you for coming. in sociology when between 3.5 to 10% of the mass population take the street, it is an indication of a critical mass mobilization that stands against the government, which means that the... participation of the population reach point where the movement can no longer be ignored by the government, media or general public, and yet the government of prime minister benyamin netanyahu and his far right-wing coalition and the government are not only ignoring the call of the israeli themselves, but also of the americans and the europeans, the icc international criminal court that consider... netanyahu and his defense minister, you have gallant as war criminals, the threat

sayad mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator from london and also mr. john. journalist, activist and political analyst from federacing, canada. gentlemen, thank you very much. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, the viewers for being with us, take care and bye-bye for now. nowadays. these workplaces are designed to look less formal and feel more comfortable, so staff can spend longer hours there. people are encouraged to look for jobs they love, but it isn't meant to reduce the burden on the staff. the alterior motive is to make workers work harder for longer hours and make more money, but for the... "what happened today is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of beta's residence uh during demonstrations since uh 2021. it is intentional king that is now receiving the light of day, enjoy receiving that uh receiving the light of day because she is an american citizen." it was intentional killing that cannot be justified. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists are blamed for the weapons

sayad mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator from london.gentlemen, thank you for being on the news review section. mr. boznish, beginning with you, your initial thoughts on moscow, expelling half dozen diplomats on charges of spying and also the timing of it, and that the uk saying the accusations were basedless, and that it was a tit for tat action, so it's something that the uk has done before, but if russia does it, like it has, it will be condem. well, as usual, it's a stream of lies out of london. as we know, the anglo-american empire's capital is not washington, it's london. the the so-called city of london is the banks capital of the world, and that's where the orders come down to the less educated. americans um, it's important to note that there was a definition of a of a diplomat that was quite commonly known about 100 years ago, 150 years ago, and it was an otherwise decent man sent abroad to lie for his country. well, the english are the best at lying. in fact, they were such good liers, that the romans who gave a positive descri

guests to the program. out of uh brussels, elijah macneer, journalist and political analysts and sayad mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, let's start it off in brussels and elijah, why do you think that we have seen the biggest turnout or some of the biggest turnouts inside of? recently uh with the latest protests, thank you for having me, thank you for coming, in sociology when between 3.5 to 10% of the mass population take the street, it is an indication of a critical mass mobilization that stands against the government, which means that the participation of the population reach point the movement can no longer be ignored by the government, media or general public, and yet the government of prime minister benyamin netanyahu and his far right-wing coalition in the government, are not only ignoring the call of the israeli themselves, but also of the americans and the europeans, the icc, international criminal court that consider netanyahu and his defense minister, you have: gallant as war criminals, the threat that comes as a su

you know, mosan sale, just as the regime talked about gaza and said that the the hamas resistance fighters were... hiding amongst the civilians, the same line they've been using now today and talking about hesbollah fighters hiding amongst the civilian population. um, your thoughts on these lies, and you tell me what's really happening on the ground there in lebanon? well, they have been trying for at least one month to use this execute to this, this pre'. pretext in order to say, well, we are ruining, we are damaging the the storages of arms of hizbullah, and they are doing these massacres and still these rockets, these rockets being fired at their military bases, not at the the civilians between black civilians, they have no civilians, they have erpers, all of them are are occupiers and are mas our people in the south and in gaza, they use this executive from in gaza, but the the the resistance still fighting, although they occupied the whole gaza from the north and the south and in the middle, and now they are, they are trying to do the same scenario, this scenario will fail because the

amit its continuous military. financial support for israel, joining us now for the program is save mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator, joining us from london and scott bennet, former us army psychological warfare officer joining us from san francisco, california, gentlemen, welcome uh to the program, both of you hope you're both doing well, i guess we could start there with you say it in london. "your initial thoughts on hamas saying that all roads lead right back to washington? well, they do indeed, because washington is a partnering crime, it's fully complicit in the genocide that's going on, it's militarily complicit, it's politically complicit, and it's kind of complicit in every diplomatic sense that you can uh, you can think of, so the reality is that the us has it in its power to make one phone call. and they could stop this uh this entire genocide, that's the truth of the matter uh, they if they if they pushed israel uh firmly and there were no further support mechanisms in place and and the support wasn't forthcoming, israel would have no choice but to stop, but t

to engage the zionist entity there, well uh... the point that i'm gathering from our guests there mosan sale um one of the things that i'm understanding is perhaps this regime needs to feel pressure on multiple fronts um for example the golen heights um and if that were to be the case uh then uh the most i guess harm or damage can be inflicted upon the regime do you think that that is a strategy that needs to be thought of and then executed and and this is to stop the... from not only advancing with the massacre inside lebanon, but also to just at the core of the whole problem here is the genocide that it is committing against palestinians in the gaza strip, well i think that, i'm sorry, i'll come back to you, no, that's okay, go ahead, well it's true that golan h is a syrian land, but i guess hizbullah and the resistance. actions from all over the arab and islamic world are there in syria, and they have done, they have done many, many operations in order to in order to liberate all the lands around around the palestinian, the historical palestine, and i guess it's about time, as you sa

i'm sorry, mr. mosan abbas, we're running out of time uh, but we're gonna have to leave that for our next discussion, said journalist and political commentator joining us from london, also masakinad. to author, journalist and producer joining us again from london. thank you very much to both of you for sharing your views with us on this edition of spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. there in navarham. دشمن کافر و خبیث از بیشترین تجهیزات برخورداره آمریکا پشت سرشه آمریکایی ها میگن ما دخالتی نداریم خبر نداریم خلاف واقع میگن هم خبر دارن هم دخالت دارن هم به پیروزی رژیم صهیونیستی احتیاج دارند همین دولت کنونی آمریکا برای انتخاباتی که در پیش دارن احتیاج داره که نشان بده که از رژیم صهیونیستی حمایت کرده و اون رو پیروز کرده البته با آرایی مسلمان های آمریکا هم احتیاج دارن لذا تظاهر می کنن که دخالت. ندارن دخالت دارن پس دشمن از پول از سلاح از امکانات از تبلیغات جهانی برخوردار طرف مقابل مؤمنین مجاهدین فی سبیل الله عشری از اعشار اون امکانات هم ندارند اما در عین حال اون کسی که پیروز است طرف مجاهد فی سبیل الله هست. مقاومت فلسطین پیروز است حزب الله پیروز استالله تا ام

because of the exposure and the weakness of this all right, thank you so much faraz, i'd like to welcome mosan saleh uh to the program out of beirut, thanks so much for being with us, our guest in toronto, was just giving a quote from imam ali be an enemy to the oppressors and a helper to the oppressed, and he said that that is the foundation, that is what we're seeing, the difference between those who are helping the palestinians, those who are staying. in solidarity with the palestinians and those who are not because of perspective, because of feeling a sense of responsibility, um, your thoughts, because i know muslims all over the world, um, no matter their ideological perspective, as for sect, the majority of muslims are extremely upset at what is happened to the palestinians in gaza, and what is happening now in lebanon, but there's a difference in feeling upset and actually... being able to do something and definitely hezbullah and the lebanese people uh are the ones that have been doing so much during this last year and prior to that in supporting the palestinian cause, your perspective

on the page of blasts that have happened, so this is the scene that we're looking at at this point, mosan sale is a pol analys who joins us live from live from beirot, if we have him with us, i'd like to welcome you to our coverage here, um, yes, yes, thank you, thank you, thank you, yes, the number, the number of deaths at this point is nine, possibly seven in syria, that in itself is obviously very significant, but what's your impression of the way that this has happened that has led to these deaths in terms of this pager explosion? uh, do you think that that adds another dimension to uh, maybe hisbollah acting more forcefully when it comes to a retaliation, which i'm guessing is eminent anyways, but in terms of the strength of that retaliation is what uh, my question to you is, well, first of all, i should say aw condolences to the to the people, the martters and the wounded people, and the the lebanese actually they were astounded by this satanic plot and work from from this enemy, and of course we we did not expect such kind of of plot and conspiracy and aggression, israel get used t

type of reaction all of sudden that the the world is at war, tell me your... thoughts on that say mosan, would there be a difference and tell me about the difference? immediately there would be a war council called, cobra meetings will be set up here in britain, the the conversations between the united states and britain would be would be triggered for how they would go and start another war of terror, mean that's the playbook, they've done that every time, it happened in 911 and we had the... wars of terror initiated by then, so they they've done it, they have fallen for this, and quite often, you also know that they they commit operations in order to find excuse to do things, so it's interesting then that they are resorting to themselves uh bombing civilians, the dah doctrine was something that they implemented in 2006, carpet bombing lebanon back then, sabran shatila happened in lebanon, back in the the last century, but i remember it very, very vividly that that was a sign of what at that time ariel sharon and the israelis were capable of, so they they've shown their genocidal tende

okay, stay with me, faraz, crossover to london, welcome my next guest, mosan abbas, journalist and political analyst to the program, said most and thank you so much for being with us, when we look at the situation, previous guest was talking about uh that there is a big difference obviously the way the corporate media, the mainstream media uh will cover the situation and of course the political regimes of the west and how they will react. i want to talk about that this this rules-based order and these entities that were set up uh to lead this rules-based order before they would actually try to have some semblance of fairness. but that seemed to have totally gone out the window. i mean, is that a sign in general of its overall decline and ultimate demise, or how do you see it? well, historically, first of all, one has to remember the root of this so-called rules based order or this world order as as it stands, can be traced first of all to the second world war, post second world war, when israel was created more or less former. but actually even further back than that to the first world war,

robotic engine, ai uh sorry to call you short mr abbas uh, i would like to thank both of our guests, mr. mosan abbas and also mr uh walberg, it was great talking to both of you and as always we are grateful for your precious time, we have mr morsen out boss joining us from london i believe and also mr. eric wallberg, author and journalist from toronto. um, and with that we come to the end of this extended rolling coverage, but we'll be back with the latests in short time. take care for now. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour. on press tv. welcome to a special coverage of the ongoing confrontation. between lebanon and the israeli entity, over the past 11 days, lebanon has witnessed a surge in israeli aggressions, leaving according to the latest numbers, 1,500 murders and over 5,0 injured, while the entity continues to cover its massacres by claiming it is targeting hisballah, the images and names of women and children continue to circulate. from last tuesday and wednesday's crimes, thousands were targeted in shops, schools and hospitals through the explosion of pages and wal

to cross over to london. and joined by journalist and political commentator said moson abbas said mosan thanks so much for being with us said moson when i'm looking at this some reminded of uh what the uh founder of the iranian revolution imam khumeini said years and years ago about the israeli regime being the cancer of the region and we're seeing this cancer just continue to expand i mean your thoughts on the images that you've been seeing today. coming out of south and east lebanon? well, i think that they just are another bit of evidence, which just confirms exactly what you've said, what imam predicted those many years ago. the reality is, in order to solve a problem or to deal with any disease, you have to go to the root cause of that disease in the in west asia, conflict, the problems, "the resource rate, the plunder that's been going on, the efforts to uh, you know, subjugate that that region and beyond, is all ultimately rooted in zionism and its imperialist uh sponsors. israel is the main manifestation of that disease, and until you can uproot that that that that disease, it's

i here also with the we have sat mosan ap journalist and political commentator out of london still with us said most some interesting um looking at social media and very interesting signs that were put up yesterday in the south lebanon also in beirot and various areas and saying translation basically, no matter what, what you do, we will not abandon the palestinians, i mean it's really, really quite remarkable that in the middle of themselves being bombed, that also what's on the mind of them is the continued support of the palestinians and i have to say said most it reminds me of actually going back to the beginning of the victory of the islamic revolution here in... i mean, right after the revolution and how difficult it was, as for as a transition of systems, one of the first things that imam komen did, of course, was to open the palestinian embassy and to declare. iran's continued support for palestine and working towards the liberation of palestine, but let's talk about that mindset and the importance of that in dealing with resistance in general, it's a mindset of wisdom, i believ

500 pound bunker bombs in one of the most populated areas - there in beyrut, turning back to said mosan abbas, also what was used, there are reports that right before the bomb was used, let me see, is gisu ready? okay, let me just switch over to our correspond. that gisu who is uh here uh on the streets of tehran uh gisu, go ahead please tell me what's going on? well, marzier, huge crowd has blocked the street, as you can see behind me, the street is completely blocked by huge crowd that have gathered in front of iran's national uh supreme security council and... they are chanting slogans uh the main slogan is of course down to israel and also they are calling for uh a quick response to the israeli regime uh because of the atrocities that the regime is committing uh in gaza and also now in lebanon, the attacks on uh lebanese territory and also uh they are saying that the the retaliatory attacks need to be carried out. as soon as possible, they are expressing uh their preparedness and their readiness to uh support the uh islamic republic of iran in whatever action it sees necessary to ta

for of over at least 274 people being killed and uh the injuries unfortunately continuing to rise, mosan sala, can you hear me now? thank you, all right, thank you so much for being with us, i mean give me your assessment of what you have been seeing today by the israeli regime and... and where do you think the regime wants to go with this? good evening, uh, thanks to you and to press tv and greets, greetings to your audiences. well, first of all, i wouldn't say a regime, i would say a gang. a gang was implanted in palestine by the west and by the united states who are still backing this crime, this criminal gang in palestine and trying to massacker the palestinians still to continue from the middle of the 20th century or 19th century and 20th century until now the west is participating and backing and aiding and doing all what is good for its gang. i guess the lebanese now are participating in sacrificing many marters in the path of palestine and path of al quds, and it's about time for the international community and for the arab and islamic world to understand that they should back th

zena, before we let you go, do you have the same opinion asas said mosan abbas on the assassinations uh, and the measures that the heinous crimes that the israeli forces are taking, is it because of this desperation and why is the regime so rogue and ruthless, where does it stem from and how is it being allowed? um, well, about the ruthlessness of israel, basic mind like mine cannot try even put into words where that has come from, however, um, sid abbas mentioned some points which i do agree with, and we have to look at like militarily why israel took the decision to, you know, escalate this war, because a military um, you know, um, level, speaking of the of the... gains that israel might claim it has and that's just destruction, the destruction of palestine or gaza and the death of people, that's the only thing that um, you know netanyahu has um as victory that he can show you know the the the israeli nation, that's all he can show, because um before he went into gaza, the stated objectives were to destroy amas, to bring back the... uh to bring back the the hostages and to make um

intelligence for the israeli military, and so hasbullah targeted specifically now the headquarters of the mosan. i think we can expect that we will see more operations of the sort, especially with the israelis targeting areas that are further in the depth of lebanon like tiserwan and alshuv, and hazballah also introduced today new ballistic missile or new missile that they have just used, which is qadir one and "although there were certain reports from the israel or the uh officials and the spokesperson of the israeli military saying that they were able to strike the launchers of this rocket, and we know from hezballah's footage of imat 4 that those rockets are not in areas that are in open space areas that can be easily targeted by the israelis, they're going to be more in areas that seem to be uh closed or um um that cannot be..." targeted by the israeli military, and of course we need some more time to be able to get more details on that. we also have other reports from the israeli media, we don't have statement from hazbullah, but we have another report from the israeli media from the sufat