international coordinator, samadun, palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver, and sayid mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator. out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military strucked, yemen is a country which has been under a blockade itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution to this... struggled to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to liberate palestine from ziant colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and yemeny people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yemini people to palestine a popular level is dramatically visible every friday, when millions of people take to the streets, filling the streets and the square um... with demonstrations and actions in support of pa

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vancouver, spokes person for the... and out of london, journalists and political commentators, sayid mosan abbas. well, thank you both for being with us, like to start the south in vancouver with harlet. now, the israeli regime has accused hazbollah of launching missiles which killed people in the occupied majd shams. hasbullah has of course denied any involvement. i mean, your thoughts on... who is responsibility? because we've seen if heizbullah is responsible for something, they usually do not hesitate to admit responsibility. mean, your thoughts on all of this. yes, thank you, sister marz, salam alaikum. alaikum salam, thank you for coming. um, of course, designist regime is responsible for this for many reasons. one, israel is the occupying. power in golan heights. guland heights is a syrian occupation occupied land and israel have been just like they do in palestine from the river to the sea, their policies of racism and colonialism and the theft of the syrian people wealth in the gulan heights including majdal shams. "the second reason is because people of the region and including a large

international coordinator, samadun, palestinian prisoner solidarity network. out of vancouver and sayid mosan abbass a country which has been under a blockade itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen. has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution to the struggle to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to... liberate palestine from zionist colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and the yeveni people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yevini people to palestine a popular le is dramatically visible every friday when millions of people take to the streets filling the streets and the squares um with demonstrations and actions in support of palestine. and of course they've been working to shut down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea consistently for months, and now we see the so-called port of lat in occupied palestine, the zionist port of alat declaring bankruptcy, and it's clear that it's u

said mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london. and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm... hashimi, hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. this week on expos day, zionist media hurls accusations of blood libel at the land set, following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict death tool could surpass 18. equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment, we uncover the new york times portray of zianis israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizing palestinians while rationalizing israeli entity military violations of international law. meanwhile, a delta pole for over 200 adults unveils that 45% of britains endorse recognizing an independent palestinian state with 54%. sent advocating for a uk ban on armed sales to zinast israel, stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. can you call the people terrorists for defending against the crimes of zionist they're making a stand? such nation is it an act of terror too, when the leaders of the world disto

international coordinator sam, palestinian prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver and sayid mosan abbas, journalists and political. commentator out of london, thank you both for being with me, starting it off in vancouver, and charlotte, um, let's start off with yemen, and uh, let's look at what took place a couple of days ago when it's military struck tel aviv, yemen is a country has been under a blockate itself since 2015, how exceptional is what yemen has done in general, and especially given its circumstances. yemen's contribution. to the struggle to end this genocide and occupied palestine, and for that matter to liberate palestine from zionist colonialism has been nothing short of exceptional, and i mean this has consistently been the case, yemen and yemeny people have always stood with palestine and the palestinian people, and the deep enthusiasm and commitment of the yemini people to palestine a popular level is dramatically visible every friday when millions of people take to the streets filling the streets and the squares. um with demonstrations and actions in support of pales

also, maybe he can add a finger to regarding what we're seeing here, iranians are very mad say mosan abbas when it comes to what has happened here, well the the brotherhood of the palestinian and the iranian people is is rising rapidly, i think as i said after initial efforts by the israelis to split any kind of connection between iran and the palestinian resistance uh that has now totally fallen apart and what we're seeing is palestinians being allowed to recognize the the the same, the same kind of source that created the islamic revolution in iran, the same source of energy which has motivated them to fight the the the eight year imposed war by the west through sadam, the same kind of if you like power and spiritual energy which is has created defense of the... in iraq, in syria, in in yemen, it is now being applied in palestine, and the palestinians feel it, people are beginning to recognize that actually there's something in it, there's something in the formula, the the formula is husseini formula, it has roots in islam and the resistance of imam hussein salam, the it has roots in the

murtered following this uh air aggression that happened in southern beirout we have with us say mosan abbaspast uh 48 hours um explain to us uh what may now be going through hisbullah's mind at this point um you know when you take a look at what has transpired in the past nine months many hizbillah commanders have actually been uh assassinated by the israely regime along with some of their family members obviously um and now with the addition of the assassination of ismal henya uh i'm sure there's now lots of thinking going on as the type of retaliation that needs to take place what do you think uh will do here? the secretary general of hisbullah, he will take charge and upon his decision making, he will order actually the... "the elite troops of hizbullah of the resistance close to the border of palestine, what they shall be doing. i think i'm sure there shall be a cooperative measure between uh hizbullah and hamas and the iranian leadership, according to my own analysis, what should be done in retail retaliation, because the the assassination of hamas leadership. and the attempt assassina

say mussan abbas. he is a journalist and political commentator who joins us from london. sayid mosan abbas, welcome. um, i'd like to carry on with the line of questioning that i just had, my last question with our guest. the retaliation here is multifold, the attempt in southern beiroot from hesbollah here in this islamic republic from the islamic republic, and of course every one of them have their... um other groups, resistance groups that uh will carry on with uh what they have pledged to be huge response to what has happened, so by these two assassinations that have taken place, one still merky, it has open israel has opened up multipronged, not that it didn't before, but it's opened up a multipronged possibility of attack onto itself, why would israel take such risk? well it's 'when you're when you're a on the way out, you'll take any kind of risk uh for survival, that's what israel is, it's it's in a survival fight now, and that's all credit to the axis of resistance, that they brought uh the most powerfully armed, the most well-equipped, the most well-financed military machine in th

okay, mosan abbas, that question to you, sorry, you'll have to repeat. that i just lost the sound for a bit there, no problem. given the fact, basically my question is, we've had one uh counterreaction from iran previously, in operation to promise from iranian soil into the occupied palestinian land, targeting the israeli regime, of which uh, even by us account, it was able to uh, from what they say, counterreact and thort uh up to 50% or 60% of the incoming missiles and drones. iran has hypersonic missiles which were... part of that execution against israely regime then why would israel risk uh attacking and assassinating iranian soil knowing that iran uh has done it in the past and may do that again there okay we we lost on that all right it's about uh you back yes i lost second sorry about that, go ahead, that's okay, but but in answer your question, iran certainly has the capability, it has demonstrated, it has blistic missiles, it also has the capability to disrupt israel. uh it's it's cyber uh and and uh you know other technological if you like infrastructure and i think that ir