by the order of mullah, i left my heart. we took a number of buses, facilities with a very interesting program, the officials of the city, all the gathering of these selected forces, these are the three provinces, moving towards my front with mr. morteza rezaei, who was the commander at that time. it was the irgc, i called and said mr. morteza, these guys have finished their training, which front is more suitable for them to move to? he introduced us to one of the middle fronts. to the region. part of hassan agha's ransom was to go south because khorramshahr was under siege , abadan was under siege, and the baathist enemy was getting closer every moment. at one place we used j3, at another place we used m1, at one place we were very good , we used kalashnikov weapons . i reached the front of the city of arsavand, and then he was able to enter it by boat through a secret route. the operation observed that the enemy has the power of concentrated fire and we thought of scattered fire. we can use our support fire on the front in

look, when i'm dealing with the lying, you know, authoritarian mullah regime, why would i go and haves? they don't care about the truth. well, am i right in thinking your level of fury and anger and alienation from the theocratic regime in iran has really risen massively in the last couple of years since really the rise of the women's protest movement inside the country? it is a huge tragedy, stephen. it's a huge tragedy that this system is taking, you know, iranian people hostage. you know, and that's... there you have middle east in a nutshell. you know, your choices are between netanyahu and khamenei. you know, it's like you don't have a good choice, you know? that's the problem. yeah. i mean, do you think it's possible to be a creative, an artist inside iran today? look, i don't have a place to tell people how to do things. this is not my place. but you've burned your bridges entirely now with. .. sure. but that's my personal thing. but i can't tell people, "oh, just because you work in iran under these conditions, "you can't do great movies." absolutely, people have been able to

of karbala five, we are the conquerors of fateh al-mubin, we are zulfiqarani and in the hands of mullahneen, islamic manners are our own. if we do, because your enmities remain, we will become poison in this stream the life you pour out has the taste of honey in our palate . closing the path of the attack of our commander, with the blessings of god. we are behind us and our refuge, chitan party, remember that this is the jalandar region of hezbollah, or lasarat, or rasarat hossein, or resalat hossein, or rasa. akhmaran raiders have seen the landing of hamran. for these people. again, imam of independence, the role of our lives, the martyrs wrapped in the ears of time , your cry is the end of us and the gate of the islamic republic . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad and their speedy fate, dear countrymen, peace be upon you. good morning, lebanon's hezbollah in a statement announced that north haifa in occupied palestine was the target of missile attacks. the zionist media also reported hez

dear iranians, we are the shiites of mullah ali. join us in the meeting of the iranian government delegation on the honor and pride of our nation. he is not kidding anyone, we will not lose our country's pride and dignity so easily. definitely, if they want to do something against those issues , they will get much stronger answers than what was shown last night. according to the zionist sources, the targeting power of iranian missiles , the missiles without hitting the residential areas , targeted the strategic facilities of the defense systems and military bases. this is a rocket ballistics are much stronger than the previous attack. it was a strong response from iran. heavy failure of the zionists in the ambush operation of the hezbollah forces in southern lebanon. more than 25 occupants were killed and wounded. hizbollah targeted northern occupied palestine and the port of haifa with more than 100 missiles . and the signing of six cooperation documents between iran and qatar during the president's visit to doha. there is a common

present themselves for israel because the sooner the world is free of the scourge of the iranian mullahsan be free and the world can become a better place. >> neil: real quickly, no condemnation of israel by saudi arabia as yet. what did you make of that, super quick? >> well, sort of like what we talked about a couple of days ago. the arab states view iran just as significant a threat as israel does. >> neil: got it. well said, general. i apologize for that. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with juan

layer of light between them and put the martyr's soul in this layer and take them to the supreme mullah, the lord to the position of andi, that is, in an interpretation , now this interpretation may not be theologically correct , when the martyr is martyred. his pure and luminous soul is with god. he sits together and kneels on god's knee, and we have the culture of martyrdom we see it this way and martyrdom is a value, so the martyrdom of seyyed hassan nasrallah, the path chosen by this honorable sayyid was the path of martyrdom for all those who are in the resistance front group and all our generals who were martyred in this arena and those who they are alive now and the society is benefiting from their existence, all of them know where to step anyway and as the samani imams say, we call these zionist criminals and the arrogant and traitorous america, we were afraid of the sword, we did not dance in the circle of lovers. dance in the circle of happy lovers. we came to the square with awareness we have come to seyyed hassan nasrallah, martyr niyil farushan and all the dear great comman

see, you can start a war with a slap. interpretation mullah peace be upon him, but we should listen to those who talk about widespread wars in the region , but we should see where their interests are directed , whether it is in the direction of their interests or not . for domination in the region, domination in the region for what? to take advantage of the vast facilities in the area. has a war in this region ever helped their interests or not? the wars in the region have not been beneficial for america, the west, and even for the former soviet union, and therefore, i think there are other methods for this. they are pursuing domination in the region, which includes color revolutions, over-the-top revolutions, and other types that will surely be found in the near future, who will pursue their own interests from below, not from above, and an all-out war in the region, if possible, will set the interests of the west on fire. can this be true, if it is a conditional sentence, that's why they don't want an all-out war , it's not a war that they come here to enjoy the persian gulf, for exam

is they do the world a favor because the world cannot stand or or tolerate iranian radical islamic mullahs with nuclear weapons. that is a thought i don't even i don't i don't even want to have in my mind. thank you both. morgan ortega's aaron cohen, we appreciate you being with us tonight. now, here, now with more former national security adviser robert o'brien, i want to get your reaction to the biden-harris administration and them telling israel in april, oh, don't retaliate now. they're telling israel, well, don't hit their refineries, don't hit their oil revenue, don't hit their nuclear sites. you know, what part of a four front war that israel is fighting now? are they not understanding what part of the murder of the equivalent of 40,000 americans, the rape, the kidnaping, the torture, the beheadings on october 7th? are they missing? can you help me out? yeah. sean, thank you for having me. so i was at the sites of the massacre, at the music festival and at kibbutz nir oz, where women and children and toddlers were killed, idf soldiers slaughtered. and it's horrific. but bibi netanya

of the iranian mullahs, the islamic republiclami made billions and billions thanks e biden after eit their sanctions were either eased or they just simply turned a blind eye to themharris and never enforced them. harris and biden made irane irah again so that they can then foment murder and terrorisagainm worldwide, which we've been watching. in 2021, biden they even lifted sanctions on two iranian missile producerns. at idi and of course, they brought back that idiotic iranian deal, which puts theotn deal wm on a h to becoming a nuclear power. now now our closest ally, the middle east, israel, they are now fighting a multi-front war. iles r while iranian missiles rained down on tel aviv and all throughoutai aviv anl israel.ii and the idiotic biden-harris plan to appease the iranian has been an abject failure. but to this day, they refuse to change tactics. here's biden. you know, here they got attacked with 200 ballistic missiles, a massive escalation t in has been going on. they're not using their proxies, hamas in the south. hezbollang proxies, hamas ih, the north. t the houthi re

has mullah had one of their most successful drone strikes recently on the military base, killing a numbereli soldiers. the united states has moved the missile system in israel, has troops on the ground. the white house is humble bragging that u.s. special operations and intelligence were assisting israel in the operations on the ground in gaza, including high-value targeting operations. and we have a lame-duck president who really seems intent following through with his undying support for israel at a time when another lunatic is in office in tel aviv right now, that is threatening what would amount to a complete incendiary arson campaign and throughout the middle east that is going to be bankrolled and armed by the united states. we are in a moment where this has to stop. we can't just sit here as journalists or normal people, whatever your job is, and watch human beings shredded, and say that is self-defense. nothing is self-defense about this. i have covered wars for 25 years. there is nothing about self- defense with what israel is doing right now, tonight in northern gaza. >> let me

ukrainians, who go to the factories to work to make a penny creating shells, and i'm not sure that mullahsehran feel good because tehran is not... and integral state, there are a large number of minorities, and this regime is not popular, we have seen during the last few years when there were certain protests, and that is, the protest potential is there, and the war will be the ability of these dissatisfied people to show themselves that it will not work beyond the current conflict, thank you mr. oleksandr, it was oleksandr khara, a diplomat, thank you for participating in the program, i would like to remind you that during our broadcast we are conducting a survey or not? do you expect the united states of america to allow long-distance travel at the next ramstein, the interim results of the 50-50 poll, and after a 15-minute break in the bbc news program, we will have people's deputies elizaveta esko, yuliya klymenko and volodymyr ariev, stay tuned to espresso, it will be interesting from now on. iran launched a missile attack on israel in response to a ground operation against the hezboll

ukrainians who go to work in factories to earn a penny by creating shells, i am not sure that the mullahstehran feel good because... iran is not a unitary and integral state, there there is a large number minorities, and this regime is not popular, we have seen in the last few years when there were some protests, and that is, the protest potential is there, and the war will be the ability of these disaffected to show themselves, that it will not go beyond the current conflict, thank you sir oleksandr, this was oleksandr khara, diplomat, thank you for being on the program, i would like to remind you that during our broadcast we... are conducting a poll on whether you expect the united states of america to allow long-distance travel at the next ramstein, the interim results of the poll are 50 to 50. there are discounts on amicitron 20% in pharmacies plantain bam save. the book of women at war is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the spirit and letter publishing house. the book is based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubi. 20 stories, 20 f

influence of the new president of iran pazashkian is quite limited, everyone continues to rule the mullahs who rallied around iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khamenei. it is he, not the presidential office of iran. and determines defense and foreign policy, and it is clear that key officers of the islamic revolution guards corps played a decisive role in the adoption of this military operation. however, as we can see, israel's reaction promises to be extremely tough. the only thing that can prevent her is the wavering of washington. us president joe biden, commenting on the consequences. iran's attack on israel said: "all g7 countries will consider the response disproportionate to israel if a decision is made to strike iran's nuclear facilities. biden also said he opposes it, even though iran has gone off course. israel should refrain from striking iran's nuclear infrastructure, limiting its military operation exclusively to "military as well as infrastructure facilities. however, the final decision still rests with the military-political leadership of israel. the far-right freedom part

the does not stop as mullah and the back. and given the current circumstances, it's very understandable why that was the only and biggest condition that it would be present that supports the national resistance. and i don't think that it's possible for them to elect the president that will not start with the national rejected resistors, especially out of town, right? as you say, a time like this, can we just expand on that? what would it change of power now? i mean, for 11 on well, it's not, it's not going to be a change of power because right now, not only is it in a power vacuum measurements, it has been like that for, for decades. that the way the political situation is set up the level is that there's a power steering. there's a division of authority within the $2.00 to $3.00 branches of the government. and therefore. ready is no real power to one party or the, or the majority, a party and, and ornaments or anything like that. everything happens auto consensus. and right now, and there was a war and no one was being instr

i speak on behalf of the confederate veterans for example, captain mullah fitzgerald, georgia which ifou know the story of fitzgerald, georgia this is a sideat bar. that is a community that has created as a reconciliation as with union and confederate veterans. very much a spokesperson for reconciliation. bull was in a sacred spot for many of our soldiers on both sides. even more astounding was a testimony of marielle alexander. the president of the local united daughters confederacy chapter. although she describes poor condition of union monument to groton she explained her principal work or chapter 1904. that unitoi monuments paid forcefully by women. veterans on both sides capable of indulging blue greg gosch skeptical at best if not in the distance a reconciliation gesture. alexander was no exception. this is alexander testify before congress. if iat were to stand here and sy i was not a rebel i would tell an untruth. i was born and raised in the cradle of the south and the ther of a confederate soldier. toto come together and care for the monument. even she is push the protection

and in trump's america come communist china imperial the rocket man in north and the mullahs of iran left us and the rest of the world alone. why? because they feared respect. donald john dean, fear they're going to come out of for lunch, breakfast and dinner. oh, come on. you like that? come on. this is. this is how speak his speeches kind of trying to get written. so we're we've been i've showed you how if they control all branches of the government they're going to control us. put of us in prison control rest of you i motivated you now not just to help donald trump win back the white house but we got to win back the senate and up the house. and we had a nice contrast. we'll call it kamala's woke america versus, trump's america. so say this with me. let's see. wanted to do this at that convention. they did. they wouldn't. we didn't have time i loved they they were so good to but and they kept everybody's and god bless them they didn't let anybody go long but say this with me now if we don't control our government they're will control us. what's more, if we don't control our governm

the rocket man in new york and the mullahs of iran left us and the rest of the world alone. why? because they feared and respect donald john. they're going to eat kamala for lunch, breakfast and dinner. come on, you like that? come on. this is how speeches kind of get written. okay? so where have we been? if they control all branches of the government they'll control us. put some of us in prison. control the rest of you. motivated you now snot just to help donald trump win back the white house but we've got to one back the senate and build up the house. and we had a nice contrast kamala's woke america versus trump's america. i wanted to do this at the convention. we didn't have time. they were so good to me and they kept everybody short and god bless them. they didn't let anybody go long. but say this with me now. if we don't control our government, their government will control us. once more. if we don't control our government. their government will control us. say it now with me. if we don't control our government, their government will control us. this is the message i want yo

so we went to the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, who he had known for years, and mullah omar baradar was actually in a pakistani jail. so he picked up the phone and called khan. he picked up the phone and called tamim al-tamimi. the leader of qatar. and he said, look, you need to help me get this guy out. so they got him out of jail. they put him in doha and we had a chance to negotiate with him. and then what? what did trump do? he starts talking to the taliban leadership to try to work a deal. oh, by the way, after he talked to baradar, we didn't lose a single american in over a year. during that conflict. and that was the kind of way he operated and i'll talk to him on, on a personal level, one of the worst days i ever had in the white house is when he was coming down from the residence, and i was standing with two others from the national security team, and he walked in and i happened to be the first in line. and he said, hey, did this foreign leader did he call me last night? and it was one of those. oh. and we said, yeah. and he said, and he and he basically said in onl

they flew dozens of 35 and the iranian mullahs broke up and had no idea.israelis, the idf will have some strategic targeting on the mullahs, on iran, because you think if they have this could've intel on the leadership of hezbollah, the leadership of hezbollah, the leadership of hezbollah, the leadership of hamas, they probably have got pretty good intel on the leadership of iran. 50 have got pretty good intel on the leadership of iran.— leadership of iran. so you're sa inc, leadership of iran. so you're saying. i _ leadership of iran. so you're saying. i want _ leadership of iran. so you're saying, i want to _ leadership of iran. so you're saying, i want to make - leadership of iran. so you're saying, i want to make sure| leadership of iran. so you're i saying, i want to make sure we understand you, we could see israel actually iranian leadership? i understand you, we could see israel actually iranian leadership?- actually iranian leadership? i would think so. actually iranian leadership? i would think s0- they _ actually iranian leadership? i would think

not the carnage overseas funded by iranian mullahs with the billions that she and joe made availablethem. they made iran rich again. what about the record-setting inflation caused by a historic level of new spending from biden and harris? what about the border graces with a record 12 plus unvented illegals from over 180 countries. many from countries that are our top geopolitical flows pouring into the country during her time as it borders are. and the fbi just arrested an afghan national allowed in under harrison biden who is plotting and isis inspired terror attack on election day. we do have assassination quads and i can -- squads our country try to kill donald trump. on "60 minutes" him up became a train wreck interview as opposed to being a layup interview. harris was asked not once, not twice, but three times if it was a mistake to allow unvented illegal immigrants into the country. she refused to answer the question. what a shock, take a look. >> arrivals? dribbled from the last year of president trump. was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >>

if iran wants to get into a tit-for-tat with israel, they know the houses of the mullahs, the country'scould be taken out. is that an escalation. my guess, the markets are saying that. iran does not want to get into a fight with israel. they will be destroyed. probably easily. if you go there with the technology, they are going to take hezbollah out now, totally, and in one difficult year they have laminated hamas and probably hezbollah. neil: those joining us and wondering what is going on. a coordinated missile attack is on from iran, how many ballistic missiles are involved but iran launch these missiles about 15 minutes ago. in escalation to charlie's point of fears that it shows a widening conflict. israel in recent days killed the hezbollah leader, six others have been taken out including a top field commander, that just happened outside beirut. residents in northern israel were told to seek shelter and they could return to their homes and many evacuated after all of this ends. we don't know when it will end or who else or what other proxies might be involved. the major general, s

other way they do the world a favor, the world cannot stand or tolerate iranian radical islamic m mullahs with nuclear weapons. morgan and aaron cohen. here with more, former national security adviser robert o'brien. i want your reaction to the biden-harris administration and them telling israel in april don't at all yaimt now they're saying don't hit their refineries their oil revenue, don't hit their nuclear sites. what part after forefront war that israel is fighting are they not interesting? what part of the murder of the equivalent of 40,000 americans the rape, the kidnapping the torture the beheadings on october 7 are they miss something. >> sean thank you for having me. i was at is site of the massacre at the music festival at a kibbutz where women children toddlers were killed, idf soldiers slaughtered and it's but bibi netanyahu decided i'm going to change the rules of the game and he did three things. number one they said we are going to defeat these terrorist like president trump defeated isis. number 2, they've said we are no longer letting the iranians sit back into tehran an

we know the people under the mullahs chant death to iran, death to america they want as all gone andk with israel it i think what are the things that we've seen with this administration is why our friends no longer trust us and can rely on us because of the weakness of the biden hears administration we will get more on it if she's reelected and that's when did everything to make sure we get a republican senator, republican house and donald trump back in the white house. >> senator butts listen to the former president and i'll ask you about on the other side. >> nobody's done what i've done for israel. >> the single biggest thing, you want to know get out of the iran nuclear deal it was a disaster. it was one other thing, the abraham according that was one of the most incredible things of all we would have peace in the middle east and we will closer to world war iii than we ever have been, think they were getting take care of everything and straighten out the world a little bit. >> what are the biggest challenges waiting on whoever wins is gaza, there has to be a plan for who's going

when is mullah harris going to face an economic grilling on her most controversial policies by a seasoneddience filled with businessmen? >> when she is done gaslighting president trump because he actually showed something called joy and then they want to say he has an issue. this woman cannot speak. he spoke better after getting shot in the ear saying fight, fight, fight, than kamala harris does without a teleprompter and frankly, with a teleprompter. she should improve her writers. jesse, you cannot make it up, this is gaslighting at its finest, it's amazing. and if anybody wanted to question how smart president trump was, rewatch the bloomberg interview. he was poised, he challenged him, it was as if he was in a debate and this guy really went at him and i was so proud of president trump because he said, look, you want to try to school me, you have no experience, you don't understand and i will put america first and sometimes that includes tariffs. i'm just so proud to be with someone who actually exhibits joy and does not just talk about it. >> jesse: he kind of one the room over and t

we know the people under the mullahs chant death to iran, death to america they want as all gone ands allies to stick with israel it i think what are the things that we've seen with this administration is why our friends no longer trust us and can rely on us because of the weakness of the biden hears administration we will get more on it if she's reelected and that's when did everything to make sure we get a republican senator, republican house and donald trump back in the white house. >> senator butts listen to the former president and i'll ask you about on the other side. >> nobody's done what i've done for israel. >> the single biggest thing, you want to know get out of the iran nuclear deal it was a disaster. it was one other thing, the abraham according that was one of the most incredible things of all we would have peace in the middle east and we will closer to world war iii than we ever have been, think they were getting take care of everything and straighten out the world a little bit. >> what are the biggest challenges waiting on whoever wins is gaza, there has to be a plan

present themselves for israel because the sooner the world is free of the scourge of the iranian mullahs and its proxies, the sooner the people subjugated by them can be free and the world can become a better place. >> neil: real quickly, no condemnation of israel by saudi arabia as yet. what did you make of that, super quick? >> well, sort of like what we talked about a couple of days ago. the arab states view iran just as significant a threat as israel does. >> neil: got it. well said, general. i apologize for that. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., kayleigh mcenany, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ you win some, you lose some. kamala harris getting humiliated again by a powerful labor union while getting bailed out by another. harris just lost the coveted endorsement of the international association of firefighters two weeks after the teamsters snob. both have a long history of backing democratic presidential candidates, including joe biden 2020. neither will b

this act of war, backed by the iranian mullahs, sparked a conflict that continues to this day, with victimsboth sides. more israelis have been killed, and more than 41,000 palestinians have died, according to the hamas run gaza health ministry. in recent, the war has expanded to iran's other proxy in lebanon, the hezbollah terror group. israeli forces have bombed beirut, group. israeli forces have bombed beirut , taking out bombed beirut, taking out hezbollah's leader, nasrallah, while hezbollah has targeted locations in the north of israel, such as haifa. now, today , commemorations were held today, commemorations were held across the to world mark this important and tragic anniversary. in israel, among the many vigils, one was held at the many vigils, one was held at the site where 364 people were killed at the nova music festival. the last song played that day was replayed, stopping abruptly at the same time as last year. and here in the uk, in hove, during a service of the names of the victims were read aloud, while the foreign secretary visited a synagogue in nonh secretary visited a s

and if the mullahs do fall, there is the first real chance in the region for peace.ies uae, egypt, jordan, even saudi arabia have already come to see that recognising the right of israel to exist with friendship and cooperation is what most beneficial to all the iranian people may soon to be to free grasp that possibility. lebanon can be free of hezbollah. gaza can be free of hezbollah. gaza can be free of hezbollah. gaza can be free of hamas. it's only with hamas gone that the palestinian people have any chance of a peaceful and prosperous state of their own. and yes, i've two been scared for the sake of their innocence. cynically , consciously, cynically, consciously, strategically used by hamas as shields. however, if the middle east does come through this and enter a golden era, much of the west will still not be free. many of our institutions will remain captured by ideologies that run counter to western liberal democracy. the un with actual terrorists on its payroll. ngos lying and parroting terrorist propaganda. academia, teaching and supporting its students w

how is she going to do against the mullahs in iran? how is she going to do against g or north korea or any of the other enemies of america, any of the other enemies of freedom around the world? she's going to get steamrolled. this is not a competent person that can handle this. she got unhinged in a very basic interview. our enemies would love a kamala harris presidency. they are rooting for it like you've never seen. there's a reason iran is trying to kill my father, and it's not because they want him to be president. it's because they understand that kamala harris's weakness is a huge benefit to all of our adversaries all over the world, and they would love to have four more years of this unmitigated disaster. you mentioned mcdonald's to don. i know your dad is going to be there sunday working the fry machine. did your dad watch the fox interview with kamala? what do you think? listen, you know, i think my father knows the mcdonald's menu much better than kamala harris ever did. and yet she can't tell us which i wish. i wish bret wou

the mullahs are not liked by their people i'm generally not a fan of war, but the way you stop war ise the mullahs don't have any more power to project terrorism around the middle east this is me speaking, not -- >> nuclear iran, how is that -- is that -- >> i don't know if you noticed, somehow there is nuclear plants on fire the last few days in iran doesn't usually happen i don't know how these things get on fire. >> some pagers or something. >> but, listen, iran needs to be stopped from having -- >> after the election? >> i'm not going to -- i'm not going call it out ahead of time. i think this administration -- >> no oil facilities and no nuclear? that's what we heard they decided -- >> that's what i'm hearing, but i'm hearing it is holding them back, but -- >> he's done more than people thought and it worked for him so i'm wondering if that's going to continue. >> cut the head off of the snake, yeah. >> thank you >> thank you >> thank you, joe. >>> when we come back, a commodities price surge and the impact on inflation. let's look at the futures this morning. on this friday morn

nof ericant the overseas funded by iranian mullahs with the billions that she and joe made available to them. they helped make iran rich again. what about the record setting inflation causedh a historic level of new spending from biden anved harris.? what about the border crisis? a recordbout 12 plus unvetted illegals from over 180 180 countries, many with terror ties, many countries that aretre our top geopolitical foes pouring into the country a as hr time as border czar. >> and tonight, our very ownas i bill illusion is reporting that the fbi just arrested an afghan national allowed in under harris and bideationan who is plotting an isis inspired terror attack on election dayotting . oh, and we do have iranian assassination squads in ourr country trying to kill donaldco trump ony to kil 60 minutes of t became a train wreck. interview is supposeesm upd to e a layup interview. kamala harris was asked not once that twice, but three times if it was a mistake i to allow millions of unvetted illegal immigrants into the country. she refuseo ths to answer the question. >> what a shock. ta

, the mullahs and the, the tehran regime and in the outlook and we know that one of the reporters fromusly injured outside his home in london earlier this year. so a very real threat here and a real concern that that issue of focus of iran on going after sort of dissidents and the like could spread as iran and its proxies in that region come under more sustained attack from israel, that it could spread to the likes of israeli and jewish interests or even western interests or even western interests in the uk and beyond. >> that's very interesting. the focus for a long time, yes, on the dissidents who may be living in the uk taking protection here, but moving towards more large scale terrorism , large scale terrorism, disturbing, very worrying. we'll come back to that later in the show, i'm sure. >> well, later today in parliament, a quartette will become a trio in the conservative leadership race, the party's mps to vote further whittling down that field. >> yes, former immigration minister robert jenrick, he remains the favourite. he still has the most public backers. but shadow home s

and they have mullahs of tehran. and they have a policy. it's not just rhetoric. they have a policy of extermination, of wiping israel from the map. and so, yes, of course, it's important to produce a just and lasting solution for, for the palestinian people. but that's difficult insofar as their leaders chronically continually advocate the extinction of, of israel. and so when, when the october that were coming up to the anniversary now of the october the 7th massacre, when 1200 or more totally innocent israelis were murdered or or kidnapped, they still haven't returned all those hostages? no, they still retain the objective of wiping israel. >> israel is saying that if these hostages are returned, then the fighting ends. but can we credibly, credibly believe that ? that? >> i, i think that's that's very likely. i think that the of course, you know, the heart bleeds for the people of gaza. the heart bleeds for the suffering of the palestinian people. but the tragedy of the of the palestinians, as abba eban once said, is that they never miss an opportunity to miss

that's where the mullahs are building the ballistic missiles that threaten israel. go after the production facilities. go after the storage. go after the command and control. throw in a few targeted, shall we say, eliminations on the side. do some cyber. put that package together. i think that's what you're going to see in the next few days. >> what about the nuclear facilities, admiral? we heard former prime minister bennett of israel say we need to go after nuclear facilities. some people in the u.s. suggest the same. what's your view? >> i'm respectful of the former prime minister. he is a serious thinker. you can lay out a case to go after the nuclear sites now. personally, if i were advising the israelis, i'd say it is not time. go after the command and control. go after the air defense systems, willie. prepare, ultimately, if you have to go after those nuclear facilities. but at this moment, in this moment, conduct a proportional strike and go after the weapons systems that targeted israel. principally the ballistic missile sites. >>> let's turn to the book. "

and that's put $60 billion in the pockets of the mullahs., that funded hezbollah, funded the houthis. so i think you can point to a lot of things that would suggest that, you know, surely hamas felt emboldened and, and, and obviously iran feels emboldened right now. >> let's talk about kamala harris. give us a sense of the cbs 60 minutes program. is it viewed as a sort of left leaning channel? because i know in america it's all very partisan. yeah, it's hugely popular and widely watched. and i think the reason she's doing this media blitz is to sort of answer a lot of the criticisms coming from, from republicans that she's been quite quiet and avoiding interrogation. does this, you know, satiate that hunger at all? >> it probably does, because it is a popular show. it is very left leaning. there's no doubt about you know, cbs, abc, nbc, the major networks are obviously very left. but i think that, you know, good for good for the 60 minutes show for actually asking the questions. and he didn't just let her slide. you know, i think in the past

>> that is a good question , in >> that is a good question, in that the mullahs in iran and the regimehran really only have fear that is what they have. >> that is what they rule by. and, you know, the iranian street , if you like, street, if you like, particularly in the big cities, particularly in the big cities, particularly younger and educated iranians despise this regime , but it is a regime that regime, but it is a regime that rules through fear and regime, but it is a regime that rules throug