the thing that we have right now is that we have to wait and see how know the rainy and national security council as the body that is in charge of, you know, determining the security and the defense policies of the one will decide through whether reconsider it runs um, you know, development of nuclear weapons or not and i was talking to what a wrong university professor a whole lot is the, you know, he was saying that iran is very much not interested in any kind of war with israel, but some locals as he says, think that the country need some kind of terence to any kind of aggressive regime has nuclear weapons. and that is where your machine has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so when you put these 3 factors together, you get a huge public opinion impression on the run you and government that maybe like the country needs to do something because what the other side is doing. and i think the n t, the flipped thing, that's fine. you don't really have a lot of public opinion pressured under government and i think the m p is that sent that

's have signed a letter and send it to sent it to the supreme national security council of iran. and they have basically ask the council to review the new clear doctrine of your want, your one each to improve is deterrence power. at the same time comes, uh, you know, a page for this decision from the public to day the several times of newspaper, english newspaper. any one printed a uh, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who. busy are cooling for, you know, development of nuclear weapons, to be used against israel as a deterrent. now, the ruin has time and again, clearly voice that, that it does not have the intention for the plan to develop a military nuclear program. otherwise, i'm a, it's actually trying to have in the, let's say, peaceful nuclear program for peaceful purposes. however, western powers and israel are accusing was probably the opposite. but this kind of accusations which have been, you know, rejected by a wrong time. and again, now the thing that we have right now is that we have to wait

tehran hizbollah lebanon today, the head of the judiciary , the secretary of the supreme national security councileir respects to martyr seyed hassan nasrallah in a meeting with the representative of hizbullah in tehran. . the head of the judiciary emphasized in this meeting that the zionist regime cannot proceed with the support of some western governments. stop the resistance. be sure that the zionist enemy, the criminal america, that the flag of hezbollah, the flag of resistance, will not remain on the ground, and don't imagine that today these criminals will fight with terror and with military measures, a revolutionary school trained in the lap of quran and islam and humane and rational teachings can be destroyed with military measures . as before and more than before, he will support the resistance movement and he will be with the survivors and mujahideen of lebanon and the ali resistance movement. the secretary of the supreme national security council emphasized that the role of seyyed hassan nasrallah's leadership will continue with a more open hand and strength after his martyrdom, as duri

according to the supreme national security council and notification to the general staff of the armed forces, people have come to the streets and cheered from what happened today in the occupied territories to the bloodshed of all the martyrs of gaza, all the martyrs of hezbollah, especially the late leader of hamas dr. ismail haniyeh and the late secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon, martyr seyed hassan nasrallah, and of course the bloodshed of what happened to the high councilor irgc in lebanon. the martyrdom of guards major general seyed abbas nilfroushan happened, and tonight, in the first minutes of tonight , when we are in tehran time , a large-scale missile operation by the islamic revolutionary guard corps with the launch of dozens of ballistic missiles towards military and security targets in the heart of the occupied territories of this operation. it started and the islamic revolutionary guard corps authorized that if the zionist regime intends to react. if the military comes, these more crushing and destructive attacks will continue. this is the first wave of missile o

's have signed a letter and send it to sent it to the supreme national security council of one. and they have basically ask the council to, sorry, review the new, clear doctrine of iran. they argue that based on uh, you know, uh sure, and circumstances and the looming threats. so these really attack on it one, sorry, your one needs to improve is i'm sorry, you're one needs to improve is deterrence power a nuclear weapons, although being prohibited by a wrong city, supreme leader. all right, so the harmony back in 2003 and it's a harmony clearly ordered a fox war, which means a religious order that prohibits iran from producing, storing, or using nuclear weapons. now while we have a. ready arguments and the uh, you know, the national security council to decide to whether revise and review the nuclear doctrine or not at the same time comes, uh, you know, a page for this decision from the public today the several times the newspaper english newspaper, any one printed a, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who

before this meeting of the security council , iran's permanent representative warned in separate official letters to the secretary general and the rotating chairman of the united nations security council that the zionist regime would repeat the actions of the aggressors. against security and iran's interests will be faced with iran's swift and decisive response. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. virtual reactions to the second sincere promise of the islamic republic of iran continue. users of cyberspace say that nasrallah started. the people of the world still talk about that night. some took the iron dome hashtag that night. this picture you see in tehrania is called drainer. we yazidis call it tarshbala, but the israelis call it iron dome. to many , including myself, it was proved tonight that the iron dome owed its power to the fronting of the media. it is not an iron dome which is an iron tongue. someone wrote: shiites cause the sun to rise at night. some people of the world rejoiced with the joy of the original owners of the land of palestine. they are oppressed people who finally have someone standing against their

a former senior official on israel s national security council has told the bbc he feared war crimeslready have been committed in gaza, something israel strongly denies. with just under two weeks to go now until polling day in the us presidential election, today on the programme we're going to be in three of the crucial swing states. otherwise known as the battleground states, they will likely determine who ends up in the white house. in a few minutes we'll be live in georgia,, but let's begin with the legal complnt filed by donald trump's campaign against the labour party here in the uk - accusg it of 'blatantly interfering' in the american election. mr trump's team point to a now-deleted social media post, that offered accommodation to some labour members travelling to the us to campaign for mr trump's rival kamala harris. the prime minister says that labour activists were volunteering in their own time. it's all happening while uk prime minister sirkier starmer is abroad. our political editor chris mason is travelling with him and sent this update. this is honolulu in hawaii, the

this operation was started with the approval of the supreme national security council and notification of the general staff, and of course with the support of the islamic republic of iran army and the ministry of defense. the media in the region were not very successful in intercepting the missiles and many of these missiles despite preparation the complete air defense and the iron dome passed through this defense and the dome and hit the military targets . you can see the pictures of the missiles successfully hitting the military and security targets in the pictures published a few minutes ago. and displacement and war from the miracle of muslim patience, write in the exile of the narrow strip of gaza from the zeal of men. write a human being, write a human being with love on this holy soil, this soil polluted with rain, write zion, read satan, write zion. read the devil , write, the arabs are proud, the lebanese are strong, the iranians are strong, the iranians are very proud of their defensive deterrence power. they did now, after this operation carried out by the irgc, do you think

we are heading back to the united nations security council for that open debate on the situation. the middle east speaking now is tor. when's land, who is the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process? that's listening? or this strike is yet to know during the deadly series of reasons, must cost realty incidence in the northern parts of the gaza strip. we are witnessing not only however, if it you, many, terry and nightmare, but the rapid lea accelerating and unraveling of the prospects for us to stay in the blue resolution to these conflict. last week i was again in gauze. that's great. and what i witness defies imagination in the southern part of the sleep. i sold this year, magnitude of the devastation this war has inflicted on the population. i so immense destruction of the residential buildings, roads, hospitals, of schools. i saw file since i'm living in makes you've tens with nowhere else to go as winter is approaching. that me, i had missed the president unexpectedly. that on the way from the crossing into gauze saw up to the jump from these have compound in

expressed, called the general assembly of nations. ally, because you know that the united nations has a security council, and now the americans and their supporters in the section of those who have the right to veto are disrupting the united nations general assembly, which convenes in september every year, for a few days. before, our president also went there and presented his views there. there the countries present their views. now netanyahu has come and is standing behind this podium. what does that mean? dad, they don't allow a football team because of an issue in the field of human rights, such as a let the other team play with him. here is a killer who ordered to kill he says that mass killings are crimes against humanity. judiciary, you must see from the united nations itself , crimes against humanity, genocide, the use of prohibited weapons, dozens of things that the united nations charter says you should not do, this side has done it , and then i will come to the podium of the united nations. it is really a wonderful place, another part of the united nations. it is the collection under the titl

a former senior official on israel's national security council has called on soldiers in the country'sto the commission of war crimes in gaza. eran ezion, who served under four prime ministers, told the bbc he feared war crimes might already have been committed in gaza. israel rejects allegations that its forces are carrying out the forced displacement of thousands of civilians and blocking aid from reaching those in need.?the leading british war crimes lawyer professor philippe sands kc said that while israel had a right to self defence, it was clear to any reasonable person that war crimes were being committed. israel is not allowing internationaljournliasts — including the bbc — independent access to gaza. our special correspondent fergal keane has been working with bbc verify to bring you this report. a warning it contains distressing images. it is a vast, unfolding crisis. israel filmed these images of people fleeing the offensive by its forces in northern gaza. tens of thousands. hungry, frightened, told by israel to leave. they carry what they can away from their homes, with no

this is not his field for him policy, security policy lies and calling with the supreme the national security council under the supreme leader, the supreme leader makes the last decision most the press since he is basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but not with foreign policy and not with security as the good cause. stop you bad. more from the former advisor on me least issues. the foreign policy chief ivy is longer up to this break. the we're told joe biden is frustrating by israel. the white house is reportedly realizing that it may be unable to prevent original war in the middle east. meanwhile, thousands tens of thousands are being killed. why is the west so in difference to diplomacy? the plug it back to going underground. i'm still here with us. decrypt for the british diplomat and founder and going director of the baby based complex for him as how certain part one you were talking to me about possess cannot having a foreign policy control in iran. i mean, arguably, i mean i lived in tyrone he does have power to resign at any rate, but as regards and i should also ad

other western nations. uh and try to condemn iran, but interestingly we know that the united nations security council session has been called for tomorrow, and when this occurs, there will be attempt of course by the western nations to condemn iran for its actions, yet when a similar united nations security council session was called for in the wake of the assassination of ismail hanh in tehran, the united states blocked it and they stated essentially that they stand with the israelis in that case, so they did nothing, international law of course, and the united nations, it was not going to remedy to the situation, and iran as a country has the right under article 51 to retaliate, and it did so against military targets and with precision and without killing uh israeli settlers and uh robert, what portion or... i should say like uh, let me better phrase that, um, how big of a block of the of the canadian public still buys uh benjamin netanyahu's narrative that uh the activities and actions and the onslot of the regime or the past 12 months is geared toward a campaign of self-defense for uh israel and

because then, so then jake sullivan of the national security council, the in the united states doesn't look so stupid load is blinking. that in your planning mazda strokes here, bringing the u. s, which always wanted to get involved because clearly the us were involved in terms of the reaction to iran's retaliation using the destroys in the, in the red sea. and they're prepared for it going forward. this was the plan all alone. it wasn't. i mean, i'm not, you only can say that about ukraine work that heavy. the dictators are lensky is losing, but this is the plan to exterminate costs. i think it's higher. so i think for is for, for a long time, i mean the plan about garza and the pound about the west bank and of course, destroying this bullet has been loaded about for a long time. it is deeply entrenched in the israeli policy. and of course, um, let me off who came to congress and elated or off very clearly he said in vice here to america, to a war against the wrong. so you, if you like the head of the octopus. uh that is strangling it. israel and he said this is, laura civilization be

the policy security policy lies in calling with the supreme national security council under the supremely, that the supreme leader makes the laws decision most the press stuff. he's basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but not with foreign policy and off with security as a good call. stop you about more from the former advisor on middle east issues. the foreign policy chief, obvious loaner after this break the, what is part of the, the employee would post that isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without collisions. let's go out of the, the plug it back to going underground. i'm still here with us. decrypt for the british diplomat and founder and going director of the baby based conflicts for him . house during part one, you were talking to me about the desk and not having a foreign policy control in there on, i mean now give me, i mean i lived in terra and he does have power to resign at any rate, but as regards and i should also add disregard, spare, where we moved to gaug

the policy security policy lies in calling with the supreme national security council under those supremely that the supreme leader makes the laws decision most the press stuff. he's basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but no with foreign policy and off with security. how's that work? i'll stop you back more from the former advisor on middle east issues. the foreign policy chief ivy as a loaner. after this break the the plug it back to going underground. i'm still here with us. decrypt for the british diplomat and founder and going director of the baby based complex for him. a house during part one you were talking to me about possess cannot having a foreign policy control in there. right. i mean, arguably, i mean i lived in terra and he does have power to resign at any rate, but as regards and i should also add disregard, spare, where we rotate suitcases to the side, the national security measures as a true. so maybe he was power to it's, i don't know, but there's a lot of, i mean, it's a fairly faulty issue, but i just wanted to on the line. i mean, iran is not

google it ran m p use have requested that the national security council amend the country's military doctor to it to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons. my called think roy associate discuss this issue without seeing cause one of the of us. yeah. you're all government says it is i can sing in response to was insights for me as well. you know, me, you, we raised the last it to the supreme national security council of around the 39 m p . 's assigned. this is a new issue about the non m piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering. the defense don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately, the fake and name for my son is raging as no obligation. maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use exceeds the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved. the, the terence is in producing it iranian and a piece of coal for a revision in your once a military doctrine. but let me clarify something. first, military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has differ

the policy security policy lies in calling with the supreme national security council under the supremely, that the supreme leave that makes the laws decision. most the press stuck is basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but not with foreign policy and off with security. how's that work? i'll stop you back more from the former advisor on middle east issues. the foreign policy chief ivy as a loaner. after this break the book and back to going undergoing i'm still here with us decrypt for the british diplomat and founder and going director of the baby based conflicts for him. how starting part one, you were talking to me about this yesterday and not having a foreign policy controlled in iran. i mean, now give me, i mean i lived in terra and he does have power to resign at any rate, but as regards and i should also add, as regards to what he wrote, chest to gauge as to how, sorry, the national security of his teachers as a true so maybe he was power to it's, i don't know, but there's a lot of, i mean it's a fairly faulty issue, but i just want to underline, i mean i

but, the former deputy head of israel's national security council has described northern gaza as a verydangerous erosion of norms saying that war crimes might be taking place. if a soldier is expected to commit disease, they must refuse. do you -- commit disease they must refuse. do you agree with that? that if an israeli soldier is ordered to carry out this plan today, should they refuse? mr. prime minister, do you agree with the american assessment that yahya sinwar was essential to a cease-fire deal? and following that, who are you talking to in hamas at the moment? are you getting engagement? are they prepared to come back to the table? sec. blinken: thank you, tom. first, on negotiations. on negotiators. can i provide more information? the answer is no. that will unfold in the coming days. all i can tell you is what i said earlier. and what the prime minister noted. we do anticipate that the negotiators will be getting together in the coming days. again, what we really have to determine is whether hamas is prepared to engage. i believe we will be able to do that starting in the com

special review board to conduct a comprehensive review of the role and procedures of the national security counciltaff in the conduct of foreign and national security policy. i anticipate receiving the reports from the attorney general and the special review board at the earliest possible date upon the completion of these reports. and i will share their findings and conclusions with the congress and the american people. although not directly involved, vice admiral john poindexter has asked to be relieved of his assignment as assistant to the president for national security affairs and to return to another assignment, the navy lieutenant colonel oliver north has been relieved of his duties on the national security council staff. i am deeply troubled that the implementation of a policy aimed at resolving a truly tragic situation in the middle east has resulted in such controversy. as i've stated previously, i believe our policy goals toward iran were well founded. however, the information brought to my attention yesterday convinced me that in one aspect, implementation of that policy was seriously f

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is not his field for him policies, security policy lies and calling with the supreme the national security council under the supremely that the supreme leader makes the last decision most the press since he is basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but not with foreign policy and off with security as the good cause. stop you about more from the former advisor on me least issues. the foreign policy chief ivy is longer up. those break the the, what is part of the, the employee would post good isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present. let's stop without glitches. let's go out of the plug it back to going, undergoing i'm still here with us. decrypt for the british diplomat and founder and going director of the baby based conflicts for him. how starting part one. you were talking to me about this yesterday and not having a foreign policy control in there on, i mean now give me, i mean, i lived in terra and he does have power to resign at any rate, but as regards and i should also add, as regards to what we reall

you know me, you see right, is it less it to the supreme national security council of rom, this person 9 m p 's assign. this is in your history about atlanta and piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering the defines. don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately, the fight you can implement signers raising no obligation to maintaining the system is important to tyrants is the principle i can see is ramsay. have no international obligations, even though it's around. definitely lose excuse. they've sent it to you using the nuclear weapon is for the terrans is in producing with us today in an interview with uranian media. he elaborated that by changing the military doctor in or the defense doctrine of iran. actually he along side 38 other m p 's have signed a letter and send it to sent it to the supreme national security council on the horn. and they have basically ask the council to review the new clear doctrine of your one, your one each to improve? is it terrance power? at the same time comes uh you know, um pause for this decision from the public to day the several time

it to the supreme national security council of around the $39.00 m p. 's assign. this is a new issue they didn't know and piece of sign did on the subject is reconsidering the defense. don't treat all is like make a wrong today. unfortunately, the fake and for my son is raging, has no obligation to maintaining the system is important to terrence is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use it's new. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapons is preserved. the deterrent is in producing it was the university of to ron, profess uh for these id says that the ron is not interested in the war with israel . but there are some who think that the country still needs a deck to arrange to a need conflict. in regime has nuclear weapons and is there a new team has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so when you put these 3 factors together, you get a huge public opinion and pressure and the venue and government that maybe like the country needs to do something.

this is not his field for him policy security policy lies in calling with the supreme national security council. under those supreme lead up, the supreme leader makes the laws decision most the press stuff. he's basically concerned with domestic administration of the state, but not with foreign policy. and off with security. how's that work? i'll stop you about more from the former advisor on middle east issues. the foreign policy chief ivy as a loaner after this break the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the or is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have very close propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer i

because then, so then jake sullivan of the national security council, the in the united states doesn't look so stupid load is blinking. that in your planning mazda strokes here, bringing the u. s, which always wanted to get involved. because clearly the us were involved in terms of the reaction to iran's retaliation using the destroys in the, in the red sea. and they're prepared for it. they're going forward. this was the plan all alone. it wasn't. i mean, i'm not, you only can say that about ukraine work that heavy. the dictators are lensky is losing, but this is the plan to exterminate god. i think it's higher. so i think for is for, for a long time, i mean the plan, the bard garza and the pound about the west bank. and of course, destroying this bullet has been loaded about for a long time and is deeply entrenched in the israeli policy. and of course, netanyahu came to congress and elated or off very clearly he said in vice here to america, to a war against the wrong. so you few like the head of the octopus. uh, that is strangling in israel. and he said this is a war of civilization

the operation was approved by the supreme national security council and notified to the general staff the armed forces and the support of the islamic republic of iran army and the ministry of defense have been provided. it is warned that if the zionist regime reacts militarily to this operation, which is in accordance with the legal rights of the country and international laws, it will face devastating and devastating attacks. dear viewers, you are watching live images from the occupied territories in tel aviv and the skies of tel aviv and the first wave of irgc missile attacks . to the occupied territories, after which the revolutionary guards issued a notice that this notice is number one and for your information. arrives in the name of allah, the merciful. i am the perpetrators of our logic, the great islamic nation of the honorable nation and martyrs of iran. moments before and after a round of self-restraint, against the violation of the sovereignty of the islamic republic of iran. in the assassination of mujahid martyr dr. ismail haniyeh by the zionist regime and against the rig

a former senior official on israel s national security council has told the bbc he feared war crimesed in gaza, something israel strongly denies. with just under two weeks to go now until polling day in the us presidential election, today on the programme we're going to be in three of the crucial swing states. otherwise known as the battleground states, they will likely determine who ends up in the white house. in a few minutes we'll be live in georgia,, but let's begin with the legal complaint filed by donald trump's campaign against the labour party here in the uk — accusing it of �*blatantly interfering' in the american election. mr trump's team point to a now—deleted social media post, that offered accommodation to some labour members travelling to the us to campaign for mr trump's rival kamala harris. the prime minister says that labour activists were volunteering in their own time. it's all happening while uk prime minister sirkier starmer is abroad. our political editor chris mason is travelling with him and sent this update. this is honolulu in hawaii, the truly global footpr

if there is a chance, i will take additional measures in the national security council, in the past two or three years, we have given a plan to the national security council, a resolution was passed, and a significant amount was allocated to the honorable government by the honorable president at the time of the honorable martyr. they ordered the use of the country's facilities , the general staff of the armed forces took responsibility for this task, and the islamic republic army recently, the islamic revolutionary guard corps in the south-east of the country , the country's border patrol complex , made all efforts and allocated the necessary funds based on the need. that we recognized the priorities that we recognized, that is, our border guard friends our experts are going step by step to check the borders , where we have threats, where the threat is less , based on the effect of the existing threats , we started this plan to the general staff of the armed forces of major general bagheri, to pay special attention to the issue of blocking the border. and work in the south. in the south

national security council official under the trump administration. thank you for being with us.all, on intelligence leaks, obviously we have seen a very successful operation by israel on its own terms in recent weeks will to do you think information is secure? obviously all sites will be engaging and all sorts of counterintelligence activity. >> geeta, nice to be with you. with respect to the alleged documents that have been revealed on the pro-iranian telegram channel, that is not good news at all for the u.s. intelligence community, because those types of intelligence products and assessments are kept in very secure physical and digital environments. so it is not clear how these two documents in particular managed to get out of those controlled either digital or physical environments and show up on telegram channel. intelligence value of what they show, that is also unclear from based on whatever information was in there. the fact that they emerged in the first place is not a good news story for the u.s. intelligence. geeta: in terms of where we are now, we are two weeks out f

the mechanism that is foreseen in other principles of other conventions and the united nations and the security council must enter the field in defense of an individual or a country that has been attacked or violated or a nation that has been oppressed. taking him now is another matter. the inaction of the united nations and international forums . well, on the one hand, we are facing a country that neither respects nor acts on any of the standards , and fortunately, we have always followed these standards. therefore, in terms of international law, our action is a legitimate defense, in terms of our constitution, and in terms of sharia, the verses of the qur'an and the hadiths of lunullah ali nasrham are also valid. or even in the conversation, the quran says that it is not very desirable to raise one's voice and shout, but if someone is wronged, one should not be blamed , why are you shouting? it is a completely legal action and no one can object to this action of ours. another point that is raised is due to the inability of the un and the council security in stopping the crimes of the zionist regime a

but israel has vowed to retaliate or otherwise invited to the regions pumped to the united nations security council. the holes in emergencies fashion, the ones actually general reiterated calls for the escalation civilians are paying a terrible price. we try actively condemn you when as mobilized all its capacities to provide urgency, many teddy and navy 11. and i asked the international community to fully funds, how would it be? so if the aides as well fx on isabel rescued 49 people with over 60000 people displays from their homes is absolutely essential to avoid them all out. what in lab of them, which would have for phones and devastating consequences. hello correspondents, the coverage or angles of this developing story home, the cell who is in a mine and also jabari is in very weak. but 1st, let's go to get those on that. he's at the united nations in new york, so i gave, this is a very long meeting. a number of speakers wanted to voice that concerns talk us through the key points that we had as yeah, was a long meeting last year at least 3 hours, emergency meeting that wasn't cold until late

yes, it should be submitted to your service in the national security council. he last two or three years, we gave a plan to the national security council a resolution was passed, a significant amount was allocated to the honorable government, the honorable presidency at the time of the great martyr raisi ordered the use of the country's facilities, the general staff of the forces in question took responsibility for this task, and the islamic republic army recently replaced the islamic revolutionary guard corps in the south. in the east of the country, the country's border police team has made all efforts, allocated the necessary funds based on the needs that we identified , the priorities that we identified, that is, our border guard friends, our experts, going step by step to check the borders, where do we have threats. where is our threat? there is less it has been a month since he started talking about taibat and the border with afghanistan and the border with pakistan. in other places of the province , these actions are well, we have a border wall , we are b

we raised the lesson to the supreme national security council of around the 39 m p 's assign. this is a new issue about the non m piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering the defense doctrine on is why make a wrong today? unfortunately, the fake and name for my son is raging as no obligation. maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use execute. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved, the, the tyrants is in producing it. iranian m a piece of coal for revision in your wants and military doctrine, but let me clarify something. first, military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has different aspect. so if this is approved, it could effect different things such as everyone's drove program or miss oral program, or even nuclear program. speaking of nuclear program, iran has time and again said that it's against using or developing weapons of mass destruction. now it rhonda says that it's military doctrine is merely focused on, let's say improving it's t

so a group of a ron and m p 's has requested that the national security council amend the country's military doctrine to potentially allow for the creation of nuclear weapons. renaissance is old in response to rising threats from this way. we raised the lesson to the supreme national security council of around the 39 m p 's assign . this is a new issue or non em piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering the defense doctrine off is why make a wrong today? unfortunately, the fake and name for my son is raging as no obligation. maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use acute. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved. the, the tyrants is in producing it. well, that's cause i have to walk, corresponds to right now it must be a busty on joining us, fly from tyrone at about half past 7 in the evening. must be able to get you back on the program. here. i mean, as we all know, iran has always said that his new created program is for peaceful purposes. but now we have old

and one of the things that we did within the national security council did within the national security council staff is we decided, hey, we're going to take more time thinking about the nature of the challenges we're facing. we're going to apply some designed thinking to these first order challenges that we're facing, frame these problems, and what we put into place was what we call a principle small group framing session, right? like a lot of words, but, really, what it meant to do is convene the president's cabinet, the principals committee of the national security council and those who are heads of the department relevant to national security, bring them together around the framing of that challenge. so in this case, i think we'd asked the question, something like how to prevent china from establishing exclusionary areas of privacy across the indopacific and ki creating new spheres of to tear down the international order and replace it with a new one that's sympathetic to its author tairn style of governance. you kind of get the gist of it. we had a five-page paper prepared. and wha

all too well so, so it's our as a group of rainy and, and these have requested that the national security council, amid the countries moving delta in to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons. michael aid roy associate, discuss this issue with all the costs on the boss in a raul is government says it is active thing in response to rising threats from is you know me, you see right, the less it to the supreme national security council of around the 1st of 9 m p 's assign. this is a new issue about the non em piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering. the defense don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately, the fake and amazon is racing as no obligation to maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel. it has no international obligations, even though if a wrong doesn't use execute. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved . the, the tyrants is in producing it around and a piece of coal for revision in your ones and military doctrine. but let me clarify something. first, military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has differe

all right, yeah, a group of, of your vanya and then peas, called for the national security council to amend the country's military doctrine to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons of the lawmakers say it's to beat the rising rights from equal rights unless it to the supreme national security council of around the $39.00 m. p. 's assigned. this is a new issue they didn't know and then piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering. the defense don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately the fake and, and for my son is raging, has no obligation to maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use it's new to the sanctity of using the nuclear weapons is present. the to terence is in producing it by university of to around profess off why these are the says you, ron, is not interested in the war with israel. but there are some who are thing, the country still needs a deterrence to on the, to any conflict as a team has nuclear weapons. and the imaging has proven

let's speak to itamar yaar, former deputy head of israel's national security council and now ceo of commandersr senior israeli security officials. thank you forjoining us. we were in possession the last time there was a war between israel and hezbollah in 2006 —— in position. what parallels can you draw between then and now? i think the situation now is slightly different. i think let us speak about the bigger picture. there is now a battle between two coalitions, one coalition we can see is the iranian coalition that includes hezbollah, hamas, groups in iraq, houthis. the other coalition is all of those players that see iran as a threat to themselves, this includes israel and also most of the sunni arab countries as well. they do not do it because they like orjust like israel, they like orjust like israel, they do it because they understand iran is a risk, a threat to all of them. and israel is the first target. what is happening in lebanon todayis what is happening in lebanon today is different because israel refused to go on with the same kind of hezbollah attacks on israel that took place

the binding resolutions of the united nations security council has to be leaving from the lack of content managers by the international community that it is exempt from having to respect international. this institutionalized community has led is allowed to engage in this genocide, which has shopped, the conscience of humanity we understand that could take use will be asked to, to, to deliver the judgement. in this case, the end is well has until july 2025 to submit a response to the cases that it is committing. genocide again is for the c news in the guys. and we also know that these are all denies these allegations, which a is a position rather that has to be sued even by the by didn't administration. the countries main benefit tax, but so i wanted to hold continues to be a witness to the ongoing plus the keys and guys, us ones, the attitude that has remained consistent throughout the past year. and that is the west and his allies claim to marvel authority, which has been exposed by the double stand, is displayed in its response to what the i c j rulings on preventative measures suggest

a former senior official on israel's national security council has called on soldiers in the country's army to refuse orders that could lead to the commission of war crimes in gaza. eran ezion, who served under four prime ministers, told the bbc he feared war crimes might already have been committed in gaza. israel rejects allegations that its forces are carrying out the forced displacement of thousands of civilians and blocking aid from reaching those in need. our special correspondent fergal keane has been working with bbc verify to bring you this report a warning it contains distressing images. it is a vast, unfolding crisis. israel filmed these images of people fleeing the offensive by its forces in northern gaza. tens of thousands. hungry, frightened, told by israel to leave. "your lives are in danger," says the voice from the loudspeaker. they carry what they can away from their homes, with no knowing when they will be allowed to return. elsewhere, the israeli military screens the men for anyone suspected of links with hamas. insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounde

we begin in the middle east — and an emergency meeting of the united nations security council has beento discuss the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. it comes as international pressure on israel over the war in gaza, continues. days after the us secretary of state and secretary of defence threatened to pull military assistance to israel, unless more aid enters gaza — the un says some supplies are now reaching the north of the territory. it comes after a fortnight where, the un says no aid had reached the thousands of people trapped there. america's envoy to the united nations, linda thomas—greenfield told that emergency meeting of the security council that the us government has made it clear to israel that it must do everything possible to avoid civilian casualties in gaza. a quote and quote a policy of starvation in gaza would be horrific and that unacceptable. it would here have implications under international law and us law. the government of israel has said this is not their policy, that food and other essential supplies would not be cut off and we will be watching to see that

the national security and national security council spokesperson of say that is really, is currently conducting the strikes it targeted strikes on military targets in the key point they're being military targets because of this strike, this retaliatory attack. and it's been a long time coming. something that's been discussed here in washington for the past 3 weeks since that iranian attack on israel, on october 1st. and there was, of course, a lot of speculation, whether it was going to be targeting a power facilities or even nuclear facilities. so that is something that stood out to me in the n a c statement. and the other thing of course, is that the, the, this counter attack is happening within the framework of israel's right of self defensive. so that's pretty much in line with what we have been hearing out of washington a, virtually since the beginning of, of this work. and certainly since the beginning of the series of escalations directly with iran. but we know that there are in the united states, united states forces are not directly participating in this retaliatory attack.