refugees were hopeful about nasir. the dream of a united. arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic and islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and instances around it, your headlines for this hour, israely strikes claim more palestinian lives in southern gaza as death toll from the regime's genocidal war rises to nearly 28,200. various countries sound the alarm about israel's looming operation in the southern gaza city of rafa, saying you would lead to a catastrophic humanitarian crisis, and they w

in a brave move, nasir nationalized the suas canal.ince 1948, western country sough to bolster the israeli regime and the sus canal witness the daily traffic of foreign ships and arms aid to the israelis. although there were other reasons behind the decree by naser, it had many untold stories for the palestinians. "the first dramatic consequence of the brave move happened thre months later. on october 29th, israel attacked egypt and occupied the sinai peninsula with the help of french and british forces. the soviet union supported nosser and entered the egyptian battlefield and stood up against france and england." finally, britain and france signed a peace agreement and israeli soldiers had to retreat, thus, naser reached the peak of his popularity. he spread his story all over the arab world, the story of the united arab umma or nation. for many. years, the arabs had pinned their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all, the palestinian refugees were hopeful about nalcer. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless w

nasir kazmi. press tv, islamabad.ain to you how we use a process called nuclear. vision uh to generate 100 megaw hours worth of electricity that is fed to the national power system thanks to the 80 tons of uranium that is stored within this facility. stay tuned, times are listed below! who could imagine something could happen in in in your? nobody begin of 78 decided to to try to go to iran, but then after my first... trip, i came back from iran, everybody laugh at me because i was full to imagine something would happen in a country like iran, you know, sometimes you never know, you know, you have something in your mind, and um, well, when really everything started, it was end at the end of august, my pictures were published everywhere, the rest of of the world. started to think something is going to happen, who is michell, it's me, i was a journalist during the revolution and when i met for the first time the hayatullah komeni nofel chateau, that was after several months.

refugees were hopeful about nasir. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of. attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. headlines at press tv, over 160 more palestinians were killed in new israeli strikes in gaza as various countries across the world warn about the regime's looming attack on the southern city of raffa. yemen fires missiles had an american. vessel in the red sea vowing to continue such operations until israel ends its genocide of p

naguib was in the forefront, but everyone knew that the master mind was none other than gamal abdul nasir. a person who quickly managed to reach the president. in a brave move, naser nationalized the suas canal. the decree had far reaching and dramatic consequences. since 1948, western countries sough to bolster the israeli regime and... in the suas canal witnessed the daily traffic of foreign ships and arms aid to the israelis. although there were other reasons behind the decree by nasser, it had many untold stories for the palestinians. the first dramatic consequence of the brave move happened three months later. on october 29th, is... israel attacked egypt and occupied the sinai peninsula with the help of french and british forces. the soviet union supported nasa and entered the egyptian battlefield and stood up against france and england. finally, britain and france signed a peace agreement. and israeli soldiers had to retreat, thus, nasa reached the peak of his popularity, he spread his story all over the arab world, the story of the united arab umma or nation from for many years, th

i'm to see people trying to flee nasir hospital. so they being fired at by his races, who told them to evacuate pounds to the end of the occupied westbank tell lounges 0 about living under the scratch of a tax buys rainy settlers and the selection day in indonesia and millions. a cost of a balance. well, the next president of the was the largest democracy for $130.00 days palestinian johnson gaza, having just documented israel's will, but have paid the highest price for their work. and on tuesday, our colleagues onto the a correspondent as mine, of omar and cameraman, when martha will hit fine is really drawn and it happens just north of golfer is live, has lost a leg. both men are in critical condition. then smith begins coverage to meet the decimals. this one also to postpone the smile of omar and come on off. but my thoughts were reporting some con, units in the southern gaza strip before they were hit by miss austin from in his rate he drove. they've been reporting on the palestinians displaced between rough and con, you know, i

our correspondent nasir kozmi brings us the latest. as the pakistan super. kicks off for its highly anticipated cricket matches and unexpected controversy has emerged leading to wide spread calls for biyot among pakistani fans. oh that is clear of all fielders. the uprore stems from kfc's association as sponsor of the tournament with critics citing the fast food chains american roots and linking it to the united states support for israel's onslot on gaza. kfc. we condemn kfc as a sponsored of our national cricket event. kfc represents a company with ties to israel. israel is involved in the killing of thousands of innocent men, women and children in gaza. meanwhile, activists are pushing to boycot the event, urging fellow pakistanis to refrain from attending matches in person, and instead watch the games online from the comfort of their homes. the move. not only expresses descent but also hits the tournament organizers where it hurts the most, their ticket sales and on ground merchandise purchases, part of the boycott movement because

nasir cozmi reports from islamabad. people from diverse backgrounds came together to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the victory of iran's islamic revolution. foreign dignitaries, diplomats, political leaders and members of civil society gathered for a ceremony hosted by the iranian embassy in the pakistani capital islamabad to mark this special day. lot of sanctions have been imposed, but despite these sanctions, iran has been able to keep its sovereinity and integrity and solidarity and iran has played a very important role in the promotion of peace and stability. in the islamic world. talking to press tv, pakistan's foreign minister jalil abbas chilani said that the islamic revolution of iran holds particular significance for pakistanis as the two nations share cultural and religious heritage. iran and pakistan, we have very solid relationship, we have very strong economic relationship, we have very strong political relationship and we have a multi-faceted cooperation at the regional. and global level, pakistan h

nasir kazami has more in his report. civil society organizations, human rights, activists and political workers have launch the safe gaza campaign by holding. demonstrations in pakistan's capital, islamabad, they called for immediate cease fire in gaza and the implementation of the international court of justice's recent ruling. that the israeli regime must avoid genocidal acts in gaza, all of us are extremely upset and saddened, we watch everyday hundreds of children and men and women dying and the worst thing which those palestinians are facing is they don't have anything eat, every uh aid truck which tries to enter from the raffe border, the raffar, the guards at rafa border demand for 10th. us dollars from all those truck drivers. the protesters also slammed the us support for israel and its complicity in the onslot on gaza. they called for all members of organization of islamic cooperation to cut ties with washington. what we are expecting from the oic is that they should go with all of their armies into the palesti

dire need of the people there, in kanyuni city, as we speak, the war on the hospitals, particularly nasir hospital is still continued as the israeli soldiers are tobbing the buildings in the vicinity of the hospital and shooting at every balestian civilian moving in the vicinity and moving inside the hospital uh over the last couple of hours another palecine and civilians was shut dead. by the israeli soldiers inside the yards of the uh nasir medical complex, so we are talking about intensified attacks reaching the palestinian hospitals and reaching elsewhere in gaza strip. let me say that uh the the the famin in rafa city and the gaza city and sad gaza city is just matter of time as the israel incubation forces still deny the palestinian people any access to those basic. humanitarian needs and the people inside gaza city were inforced even to use the animal food in order to make a bread for their children. thank you very much for that, appreciate it there live from darala. thank you muti. another news, the u farmers protests have picked up again with people staging demonstrations in seve

iranian officials also addressed the audience. the health ministry in the besieg gauza. strip says al-nasiro undergoing severe shortage of medicine and medical supplies. hospitals and medical centers have been among the main targets of the israelies since the beginning of their onslot on gaza. the regime's genocidal campaign has taken the lies of nearly 28,00 palestinians, most of them women and children. the united nations's committee of the rights of the child has released a statement on the situation of the children of gaza. the chairman. the committee said the rights of these children are being gravely violated a level that has rarely been seen in history. no child should grow up in fear, pain and hunger, yet today, no child in gaza is free from fear, pain and hunger. in fact, they'll be considered lucky if they can even survive this war and have the chance to grow up. more than 10 children per day. average have lost one or both legs in gaza since the conflict errupted four months ago, according to save the children, that is the figure, and unicef estimates that at least 17,00 children

qasim likewise in egypt um you had malik faruk who was deposed and you had someone like jamal abdul nasir rising at to power so the establishment of this kind of secularuh republic um and if we analyze movement like the brotherhood it's was uh spreading throughout the region, you had uh similar organizations that were being formed that had the same weights essentially as the muslim brotherhood in countries like iraq, in jordan for example, in syria, its branches essentially, um, although the leadership of the muslim brotherhood was such that it was more decentralized than centralized, so in countries like iraq they had more of kind of independence as as opposed to directly having to answer the egyptian leadership, and and i think something that's interesting here as well is, you've mentioned for example... uh the iranians, imam khamaini, and one thing he's always focused on has been unity between muslims, and if we can just very quickly, we don't have lot of time on the show, but discuss uh what muslims can maybe learn from hasan albannah and his approach about how muslims should unite ag

that's why it's caps around the vicinity of nasir hospital. they were ordered by does your military do evacuated? got through the check points, but then just minutes away from the check points of what top there's a topic drawn fire of them in during the doctor who was evacuating and to other people's an old transferred here. do you wait the hospital next to where i'm reporting it from? this is what's going on with evacuated inside the house for that or ask do. evacuated order shopping sharply by the military. they go through a check point and then with then just minutes of from there uh that the evacuating the hospital. they are being uh, they are shut out and fired at by either a tech drawings or heavy and fired by machine, by machine guns. but what's going on in right now with the courtyard of the hospital is really monetary both those the southern fence of the hospital then a storm, the court yard, from the southern part of the health facilities all the way to the main building, the emergency a building a and rounded up doctors and nurses i

that, at least 200 palestinians have been arrested as they were raging the departments of the, of the nasir hospital and the long side. that's a partial of the is very ongoing. judas only to admit it. to convey that this is obsolete to remind us with a situation that had been the existing of the majority of hospitals in the north of that is really withdrawal from such hospitals. the attack more strikes over the past few hours throughout the off to noon across the gauze that tell us about those so yes, we have been seeing more attacks in fact, lower in the past hour, where they use wiley, artillery units have been bonded massively. the eastern part of a rage and there is but i found them in central parts of gauze as we've been hearing back. also receiving initial reports that up please attend at palestinians being injured and killed in a gong as a city as boost people were waiting for humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the another at pots. and also we have been seeing more elimination to plus being fully of doing the eastern part to brooklyn district. that had been also a combined with

they in a role of nasir hospital under a aggressive military, a seizure and unfortunate dudley within the past few days with seeing us sir, is in the acts of a snipers around the vicinity of the hospital. the group of a stivers taking position at the surrounding buildings shooting at moving objects, any moving objects inside the hospital. the hospital came under complete power outage as power generators completely shut down due to lack of a fuel fuel hasn't arrived, not their hospital since the beginning of the expansion of the military operation, with the exception of one time on or what managed to get the 2 trucks loaded with the fuel to the hospital ever since we're talking about at least 5 weeks since that happened to complete, you know, run out of fuel. it's. i see you, it's not functioning operation rooms are not functioning. there is part, there are parts of the hospital, major departments are flooded with sewage, as the renters system is not work. and you do have the power outage, but what's going on inside the hospital right now, is it quite it confirming what people have exp

or something because the world health organization has released a video showing conditions inside. nasir hospice within the con. eunice, not just from the human body, had to wait 2 days for permission to evacuate patients, someone in critical condition off to as well, storm the facility, the hospital is no longer functioning as well. it has denied it's right and defeated with the hospitals operation. well dr. rich people, one is the world health organization representative full garza and was part of the mission to get a into nasir, you told algebra about the difficulties they faced over the last 3 days, 3 days ago, adobe a show up in book china and ron mission, we're trying to bring and fuel into north america complex. i was part of the team to get a bit and r duty at show a colleague. yes, we go stuck. actually it just hasn't been as dangerous actually. road, normally it's only 10 minutes actually from rough up to nothing metal complex. it took us hours a triple step, 50 meters before an estimate or complex. we in a team went through the compounds when it was a little idea of christmas.

something because the world health organization has released a video showing the conditions inside nasir hospitals. and con eunice, doctors from the u. n. body had to wait 2 days for permission to evacuate patients, some in the course of the condition of the israel store and the facility the hospital is no longer functioning as well. has denied its right and defeated with the hospitals operations. dr. rook people, one of the world health organizations representative full gaza and was part of that admission to get aiden to nasir. he told alj a 0 about the difficulties they faced over the last 3 days, 3 days ago, uh adobe a show. and, but china and rom, mission were trying to bring and fuel into nothing better. complex. i was part of the team together between r w a show colleague. yes, we go stuck. actually it was a hazardous dangerous, actually role. normally it's only 10 minutes actually from rough up to nothing better complex. it took us hours a triple step, 50 meters before an estimate or complex. we in a team went through the compounds, when it was a little idea of customs and re requ

force is given to people inside the hospital until 7 am this morning to evacuate at the facility is a nasir hospital. the problem with this evacuation, what is just happened? a after a or less then at 24 hours. if there's really military setting up check points at the north ran gate of nasir hospital where it sharply ordered people as of yesterday, all of last nights to come in groups of 5 doctors, nurses injuries. and those who have been filtering inside the hospital where he conducted at under, at have the machine gun fire by machine guns and by, by 10 shells in mass or rest of young people as the where the people were ordered to go through a small passage and do a check point ins with the face recognition cameras and high take equipment installed right in front of the, of the gate where they conducted detail security check of young people. and a large number of them ended up being detained by these really military as a 7 am this morning, there's really mandatory storm the hospital. and there is the presence of be of israeli soldiers inside the facility of not that are hospitalized at the

so as people are trying to leave these 2 densely populated neighborhoods all the way to nasir hospital because it is the only place right now and finding is that has some water in which people can get and get back to the residential home or back to that exact question center with, with the snipers surrounding the area and shooting and moving objects and everyone to know why they're also, they're talking drones are shooting at people and they are equipped with these heavy machine guns that can shoot at people as well. but so far we're talking about it 21 people in overnight, an early hours of this morning and who were shot at. 1 as diverse and killed, including the 2 medical this stuff inside. nasir hospice, those as the where doing their job and performing surgeries inside operation room. they were shut out and killed inside the hospitals. right. the the area around the hospital is very dangerous. is it has turned into a dangerous combat zones right now. tiny, where you are also ended up having now you have more than half of the guys population crammed into that area. know where to go.

live from the also coming up, thousands of people evacuate nasir hospital in san eunice. only to be held that is really check points for hours. many were arrested and 11 on at least 10 people have been killed and several wounded. it is really strikes on the residential areas and the head of the us house intelligence committee warrens of a serious threat to national security. the palestinians in central guys are using their bare hands to dig through rubble searching for bodies that is after and is really airstrikes laughed in the home. and the on the say that the refugee camp killing at least 14 people. the bodies of several children have been found. the injured were rushed to hospital where the situation is increasingly desperate. and in the cities, southern city of hon. eunice, crowds of displaced palestinians who had been sheltering and nicer hospital had been ordered to leave by is really forces. the facility has been under siege for weeks and is really snipers have been firing on people inside, including nurses and doctors. sorry, god bless, whom reports from russia i

for many years, the arabs had pin their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all, the palestinian refugees were hopeful about nasa. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. as hundreds of people. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on. their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said. about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. the headlines, this hour, no end in sight to thisly massacre palestine. at least 100 people have been killed in the regime strikes on several homes in mosk the southern town of raffa. various countries sound alarm about israel's loomin

with the rise of pan arabic gamal abdul nasir, hope. enthusiasm came back among the arabs. a coalition of arab states was formed to go to war with israel on june 5th, 1967. this time around, israel overwhelmed the coalition in less than a week. the decisive victory included the capture of the sinai peninsula, the gaza strip, the west bank, the old city of alts, and the golen heights. the arab country's losses in the conflict were disastrous. egypt's casualties numbered more than 11,000 with 6000 for jordan and 1,00 for syria compared with only 700 for israel. the arab armies also suffered crippling losses of weaponry and equipment. the sixth-day war also created hundreds of thousands of refugees and brought more than 1 million palestinians in the occupied territories. under israeli rule, the defeat demoralized both the arab public and the political elite. pan-arabism was defanged and hopes to take back palestine were shattered. the palestinian issue remained unresolved as an arab problem. israeli prime minister gold mair famously claimed an interview with the sunday times o

with the rise of pan arabic gamal abdul nasir, hope and enthusiasm came back among the arabs. a coalition of arab states was formed to go to war with israel on june 5th, 1967. this time around, israel overwhelmed the coalition in less than a week. the decisive victory. included the capture of the sinai peninsula, the gaza strip, the west bank, the old city of alrots, and the golden heights. the arab country's losses in the conflict were disastrous. egypt's casualties numbered more than 11,000 with 600 for jordan and 1,00 for syria, compared with only 700 for israel. the arab armies also suffered crippling losses of weaponry and equipment. the sixth day war also created hundreds of thousands of refuges and brought more than 1 million palestinians in the occupied territories under israeli rule. the defeat demoralized both the arab public and the political elite. pan-arabism was defanged and hopes to take back palestine were shattered. "the palestinian issue remained unresolved as an arab problem. israeli prime minister golda mair famously claimed an interview with the sunday tim

the execution of ramin nasser nasir for the movie parveen and reza yazdani for the movie paradise of criminals nominations: nominations for the best male lead sajjad babaei for the movie majnoon saeed poursanimi for the movie parvez khan. shahram haqit dost for the movie qalb raqa arasto khosh rezerzam for the movie sobhab ali shadman's execution for the movie summer. in the same year, and javad ezzati for the movie bloody crocodile, the nominees for the best female lead, maral bani adam, for the movie parveen, sara hatami, for the movie abi roshan, sahar dolatshahi for the movie bodonet sara. rashidi for the film ahmad shahreh mousavi for the film shoor ashaghi nominees for the best screenplay behrouz afghani for the film sobhab ali thaghafi for the film parviz khanan mahmoud kalari for the film summer of the same year nominees for the best film aparachi first produced by sajjad. produced by mustafa ahmadi, parvez khan, produced by ata panahi, majnoon , produced by abbas nadra, nominees for the first best director, ali thaghafi for the film parvez khan, morteza hossein alizadeh for

according to abdul nasir rushdi, about 20,000 people are active in 42 iron factories in this country, which produce 25,000 tons of iron daily. different cities of tehran province, honorable governors, according to the order of honorable governor tafiez, have been authorized to follow up on the return of unlicensed horses to their country. besides this discussion of organizing employment , i am at your service for the specialized use of the required expertise that we have and our licensed horses. we will definitely do it, we will organize it, and afghanistan's national team won two bronze medals in the fajr cup iran wrestling world championship. in this competition, which was held in tabriz, kazem beg griizwani and seyed iskandar dashti won bronze medals. the first round of the world wrestling championship as fajr cup to the host. domestic and foreign teams including georgia, uzbekistan, azerbaijan, russia, turkey, romania and afghanistan were held in tabriz. 6 athletes representing afghanistan participated in this competition. thank you for your company, goodbye. the photo of which yo

to the north of this landfill is um al nasir village and sewer treatment plants. to the west is alman shaya neighborhood, to the south is alcood's open university and other organizations and to the east are two schools, alada neighborhood, nata towers and balsum hospital directly to the east, بلسم يقع شرق هذا المكان مباشره. located in the center of gaza city receives large quantities of solid waste a daily basis. this landfill is surrounded by essential public amities like cultural, governmental and sports centers. i'm muhammad abud after i leave my school in the al-zetun area, i go to the al-qatan center. next it is a landfill that we pass. we come to the center to enjoy ourselves, play and have fun, but before. we get to the center we smell this very nasty smell coming out of the land fill. when we get into the center we find flies and insects everywhere. this affects our health and elderly people visit the center. i'm wondering. this landfill was located next to a cultural center where most visitors are students? we are in alada street, one of the most importan

of evacuating palestinian civilians who are targeted by the israeli forces. every moment, i'm amen nasir, a paramedic working at alexa martius hospital, at 6:30, we were inform that there had been an air strike in derabala, we immediately moved with the ambulances to the location, once we reached the targeted area, the israeli war planes attacked nearby place, suddenly a large piece of sharpenel hit me causing severe bleeding, the next thing i knew i woke up in a hospital, the doctors told me that my... needed to be amputated and as you can see i lost my leg all across the world, the special class medical staff were provide them with the protection needed during times of wars and conflicts as guaranteed by international laws and regulations. however, the israeli occupation forces are accustomed to crossing allward lines, seizing every opportunity to target and dismantle the health sector in gaza, sector already suffering from years of inhumane siege by the israel we face lot of difficulties, we work with limited capabilities, the ambulances are obsolete, every time we go to evacuate the

our correspondent nasir kazmi has more in this report from islamabad. students from seminaries and religious schools gathered in the pakistani capital of islamabad to protest against what they termed as israeli barbarism in the gaza strip. the demonstration organized by various student organizations, impassioned speeches, chats and calls for. imediate international intervention to halt the violence in gaza. we cannot remain silent while innocent lives are being lost in gaza. the world must hold israel accountable for its crimes and work towards immediate cease fire. the protesters also criticized the international community for what they perceived as lack of meaningful intervention to address the situation in kaza. we stand. our brothers and sisters in gaza and we will continue to raise our voices against oppression and injustice. it is time for the world to wake up and take action to end the suffering of the palestinian people. meanwhile, in a display of solidarity and as humanitarian gesture, pakistani health professionals including doctors, surgeons

wherever we are, the abundance of iran, the celebration of a strong iran at khwaja nasir university is a strong iran that students who are loyal to the country , study and serve this country have something to say, whether in terms of military authority or in terms of society. cultural, economic and all different aspects , i.e. iran, which in fact today can almost be said, we see, can express an opinion regardless of what the superpower countries want in most after that big policy making, that country can progress and have something to say in the world level for iran to become strong these days. this is how they know the way, what can you do as a young person to make iran stronger, choosing weapons, god willing, in the bottlenecks of society, such as elections, marches, god willing , they will have an enthusiastic presence so that the authority of our country increases day by day, a celebration where you are special guests. on the sidelines of this celebration, a memorandum of understanding was signed that creates a new path for a strong iranian. memorandum of understanding between this

dire need of the people there, in kanyuni city, as we speak, the war on the hospitals, particularly nasir hospital is still continued as the israeli soldiers are tobbing the buildings in the vicinity of the hospital and shooting at every palestinan civilian moving in the vicinity and moving inside the hospital. the the the famin in rafa city and the gaza city and s gaza city is just matter of time as the israeli incubation forces still deny the palestinian people any access to those basic humanitarian needs and the people inside gaza city were enforced even to use the animal food in order to make a bread for their children during visit to the lebany. capital beirot, iran's foreign minister hussin amir abdullah huan reiterated tehran's call for a cease fire in gaza. he also demanded washington stop his support for the israeli regime saying it will only sink the us in the swamp of war. in his third visit to lebanon since the beginning of the genocide in ghazza, iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullahyan called on the united states to immediately stop its support for the israeli war on.

iran's foreign ministry spokesperson nasir kanani also censured berlin's in difference to israel's gross violations of human rights. he said germany's claim to defend human rights is bitter irony given the country's notorious record of all-out support for human rights violators such as the regime of former iraqi dictator saddam hussein during his eight years of war against iran. can he said germany uh only uses human rights as a tool to interfere in other countries domestic matters, and at the same time boost the economy by scaling up armed sales to war zones around the world. iranian official noted the disastrous conditions in gaza and the west bank and alarming situation of refugees in rafa is clear proof of failure of such false claiments. iron is preparing to hold two major elections this friday. nation will be going to the polls to choose members of parliament and the assembly of experts into separate elections. nearly 15,000 candidates are competing this year, a record number since victory of the islamic revolutions. 35 years ago reports. iranian people are preparing for the friday

jailed former premier imran khan emerged as front runners in the general elections, our correspondent nasir kazmi has more from the pakistani capital, islamabad. pakistan has been mired in turmoil after the political parties of former prime ministers and fears rivals, nawaz sharif and imran khan declared victory on saturday in the general elections, tinted by late results and deadly clashes. the followers of jailed khan ran as independent candidates rather than a single political group since his party was banned from the elections. they ended up with winning the most seats overall, three time former premier nawaz sharief declared victory as the single largest party. sharif's part is in talks with rival political groups to join hands in order to pull pakistan out of its current political and economic crisis. pakistan muslim league is the single largest party in the country today after the elections and we must bring this country out of crisis. whoever has the mandate whether independ. or parties, we respect the mandate they have got, we invite them to sit with us and help this rounded nation

nasir khasmi reports from islamabad.ost their ballots for a record 17,816 candidates of both national and provincial assembly seats. elections in pakistan are absolutely crucial, especially during times of economic crisis. as nation, we are grappling with significant economic challenges and it's through the electoral process that we have the opportunity to bring about change cast kar casting our words. he can choose leaders who have the vision, capability and dedication implement policies that will lead to economic recovery and prosperity. at least 12 people, including 10 security officials were killed in separate incidents of violence, while the internet and mobile phone services remained suspended on election day. preliminary election results indicate that independent candidates backed by imran khan's pti party managed to secure victory. however, nawaz sharif, the former prime minister, is anticipated to be a contender for fourth term. three times pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharief says that he is ready to

hospital, they killed the palestinians in kanunis, around the alamal hospital which is in khanis and nasir hospital where there are hundreds if not thousands of palestinians displaced went to these hospitals seeking protection, seeking safe places, but there is no safe. place unfortunately in gaza, so it it it's just it's a atrocity after atrocity and the number is rising, we're talking about now, almost more than 100 thousand palestinians are either dead missing or wonded wonded as a result of this israeli massacre against the palestinians, we're talking roughly about 4% of the palestinians in gaza are affected as i mentioned. did injured or missing as a result of what's going on and unfortunately, unfortunately all of this is happening under the watch of the international community, yes i want to get stay with me, i want actually stay with me bause i want to touch on that aspect of it uh a little bit, well paul as you heard about the uh ground invasion that netanyahu is calling for rafa and as uh had said you're talking about a population that before was about 280,000, now 1.4 million as

determined to destroy the regime. militant pan-arabism headed by then egyptian president jamal abdul nasir acted as catalist for friendship between these two non-arab sides. as ben guurian told the kenness in october 1960, this friendship exists and is stable because it is based on the mutual advantages which both countries enjoy from this cooperation. the friendship was cemented on the one hand by israel's need for energy and on the other hand by iran's desire to expand its oil exports. this energy-based relation reached its zenith af. the june 1967 six day war when israel convinced iran to jointly establish the iliad ashkalon pipeline connecting the red sea and the mediterranean which would facilitate oil exports to both israel and europe. at the same time the shock considered his amicable relationship with israel as a shortcut to improving his status in washington. mr. rafieldus told us that the iranian ruling system before the islamic revolution was totally at sent a couple of phantom fighter jets to israel as a gift. there's a place in lavizon called shion garden, which currently is i

from another israeli air strike and in the south 16 more people were killed in khan unis where the nasir. hospital is located, the hospital is severely damaged and many of its staff members have been detained, meanwhile israeli artillery continues to bombard the eastern parts of der bala. israeli genocidal war has so far killed more than 29,00 palestinians that have injured, some 69,00 others. we've spoken to press tv's correspondent moti abu musab in darabhalah, he says that during the last 24 hours, the israeli occupation forces have renewed air strikes on the besieged city, let me begin with the latest air strike, that targeted a palestinian group who were gathering near annabolsi roundabout and the western bars of gaza city waiting for the humanitarian e that uh were that were supposed to hit to gaza city uh and even inside the city itself gaza city i mean the palestina civil crew succeeded to extract several palestinian dead bodies from the wobble of the destroyed houses that the israeli war war plananes destroyed over the last night. and even in the northern part of gaza strip, the

brilliant support for the israeli regime's ongoing bloodshed in gaza around. administry spokesperson nasir cananani also centured berlin's in difference to israel's gross violations of human rights in the palestinian territories. he said germany's claim to defend human rights is bitter irony given the country's notorious record of all-out support for human rights violators such as the israeli such as the rather regime of uh former iraqi dictator saddam hussein during its eight years war against iran. can i said german authorities only use human rights as tool to interfere in other countries's domestic affairs and at the same time booster economy by scaling up armed sales to war zones around the globe, the iranian official noted that the disastrous conditions in gaza and the west bank and the alarming situation of the palestinian refugees in rafa is a clear proof of the failure of such false claiments. iran is preparing to hold two major elections on friday, the nation will go to the polls to choose members of the parliament and the assembly of experts into separate elections. nearly 15,00

alamal and al-nasir hospitals have been under an israely siege for more than a week. the un is now warning of serious shortage of oxygen supplies at the two medical centers. after khan yunis, the city of raffa will be the next. target of the israel ground attacks. that is according to the regime's military. rafa is located in southern gaza and hosts hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians. un agencies have been warning about the deteriorating situation in raffa. so i want emphasize our deep concern about the escalation of hostilities in kanunis, which has resulted in increase in the number of internally displaced people seeking refuge. in rafa. in recent days, thousands of palestinians have continued to flee to the south, which is already hosting over half the gaza's population of some 2.3 million people. most are living in makeshift structures, tents or out in the open. rafa is a pressure cooker of despair. and we fear for what comes next. spokesman for the un humanitarian office also war. about disease outbreaks in gaza, he added that there is simply not eno

the israeli soldiers are tobing the surrounding buildings and the residental buildings and of the nasir medical complex and they are opening their fire at everything moving in the vicinity and even in the yards inside the medical. publics a palestinian civilian of the palestinian evacuees were shut dead by the israeli snipers as he was trying to move inside the vicinity and inside the yards of the medical complex so we are talking about continuous and it looks like we may have just and we did okay we lost our feed there that was the're updating us for the bessieg gaza strip city of d he also uh mentioned that the body of a six-year-old palestinian girl who went missing after her family's car came under israeli fire was found dead along with two medics dispatched to look for her, her name was hind rajab. that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and bye-bye for now. ينقص في سلاحف بحريه يقتل حيوانات بشري تلك. وتلك قضيه كيف تكون ملاكا ابيض يبقى ضميرك نص ض تنصف حركات الحريه وتنصف حركات التحرير وتوزع عطفك وحنانك على المقتول حسب الجنسيه. وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه

"in khanuni city, as we speak, the war on the hospitals, particularly nasir hospital is still continued as the israeli soldiers are tobbing the buildings in the vicinity of the hospital and shooting at every palestinan civilian moving in the vicinity and moving inside the hospital, the the the famin in rafa city and the gaza city inside gaza city is just matter of time as the israeli incubation forces still..." the palestinian people any access to those basic humanitarian needs and the people in inside gaza city were enforced even to use the animal food in order to make a bread for their children. iron says the israel regime and it supporters have failed to achieve any of their goals more than four months into the genocide in gaza. it is clear to the whole world that after more than four months since the beginning of gaza onslot, this genocidal killing against the people of gaza and the west bank, the zionist regime as well as his supporters have not achieved any of their objectives, which are tangible. han said that war is not a solution to the current crisis, adding that tehran is not