nimmer to discuss that further. just as our guest from vancouver pointed out, the elephant in the room today is the resistance movement and of course iran vowing to retaliate for the assassination of ismail. in tehran. now, putting that in the equation, uh, what do you think the future holes for these negotiations, and basically, what was the reason behind the timing of these negotiations, are the americans hoping that this would somehow delay the retaliation? and let's not forget that abdul malik al-huthi, even today, uh, once again reiterated that there will be a retaliation. yes, well we believe that anyway, first of all we have to understand that the retaliation is coming, especially by iran, hizballah and also yemen, for iran, it's which is the the thing that the neither the american or the israel would understand, it's a matter of bride and it's a matter of dignity and honor, because ismail han was assassinated in on on the iranian soil, so there will be a retaliation. the same with hizballah, hizballah is not

horrible, at least 93 including 13 children, dozens have been injured, your initial thoughts professor nimmer, good morning to you, your guest from bairut and all your viewers, yes this is really really outrageous and we are full of anger, anger not because of the israeli are doing this is... "this is, we we are accustomed now to the israeli genocide, this genocide is going on in front of the whole international community and the whole world, we are give holding responsibility not for only for israel, but to first to america, united states of america, it's the first one to be hold responsibility for this massacker and for the continuation of this genocidal war as well as all other countries who are in support of" israel and they are going to be hold responsible for what's going on and once we have the ruling of the icg and iccj and icc definitely our next move will be also to bring those countries to the court because they were helping in this genocide war against the palestinians. what are we waiting for from them now? another condemnation and another statement of concern. "they should stop

from beirot. gentlemen, like to... can be both to the uh bulletin here, guess uh professor uh uh nimmer will will start with you out there in romala now the july sees far deal, it was agreed upon when it comes time implement the uh deal benjamin netanyahu swoops in makes all kinds of new demands frustrating of israel's closest allies, hamas, the mediators involved, so is there any surprise right now why hamas is not present in doha? uh, well... they shouldn't be surprised because by the end of the day hamas they delivered their answer to the deal since july and they said that we agreed to this deal which was presented by uh president of united states biden and it was also backed by a united nation resolution so hamas agreed to to the terms of of that deal after negotiations now what we what what's new in in this negotiation uh that netanyahu had presented five more new conditions and these conditions definitely the palestinian resistance are not going to accept at all, including staying in gaza and especially in the area of natsarim north of gaza and philadelphia area which is in rafah

there has cited progress saying talks will resume on friday. joining us now for the program is saad nimmer, professor of political science, joining us at burzett university out of occupied romala and alihami political analys joining us from beirot, gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh bulletin here, i guess professor animmer we'll start with the... in romala now the july cease fire deal, it was agreed upon when it comes time implement the uh deal, benjamin netanyahu swoops in makes all kinds of new demands frustrating of israel's closest allies, hamas, the mediators involved, so is there any surprise right now why hamas is not present in doha? first of all, good afternoon for you and your guest from beirot and to all your viewers. uh, well, they shouldn't be surprised because by the end of the day hamas, they delivered their answer to the deal since july, and they said that we agreed to this deal, which was presented by president of united states biden, and it was also backed by a united nation resolution, so hamas agreed to to the terms of of that deal after negotiations, now what

nimmer professor nimmer, um, the whole world wants to see a ceasefire in gaza, and here you are, the israeli regime targeting civilian areas in tehran and beirot, extremely provocative, illegal assassinations of two top resistance figures, help us assess televive's actions and intentions. uh, at this point. the game with these last two assassinations by the regime, well first of all, good afternoon for you and your guests and your viewers, what's going on now, it's that after especially the speech of uh sayid hassanlah, it's quite clear now that the retaliation is is coming on and i believe that action against you know tehran and bayrut, two capitals, he is trying you know to deliver kind of victory for the israelies, to say we are achieving something, the problem with israel now that the shape or if you like the method or the example of victory uh which used to be for the israelis in previous wars such as 1967 when they have the pictures behind the alburaq wall and in front of aqsa mosk and and the dome of the rock in in jerusalem after the occupation of jerusalem after 1967 that wa

nimra, i would like you to finish your question later on. professor, yes, professor nimmer, how has the international community responded to this escalating death toll in gaza, what were your expectations, how far are they? from it, we have discussed this issue so many times even in your screen, what, what, what international community, we are talking here about you know people of interest, they are condemning and they are giving statements, but no one is doing anything, even when we are talking about the official organization for united nations organizations or any the other human rights organization, they are only speaking, no one is taking action, what we need is not a new statement to say, wow this is too much and this is you know genocide and this is i don't know what, what we need in reality is to for these countries and those people and the international community and united nation organization. to take action in reality to stop israel from continuing in in this genocidal war, and that can't be happening unless there is a you know huge pressure from everywhere. we we believe that

. uh, there's no more hezbullah attacks, no more iraqi resistance attacks to professor professor nimmer's point, no more attack by by the anstrala or gaza resistance groups, how is that not the best option for the israeli? regime, how do you help us understand that? i think you have to separate between what's the best option for israel, what's the best option for netanyahu? uh, the best option for israel is, as you said, to put a stop to the attacks, it's endangering, it's leading to the erosion of israel, by the way, not just these attacks which are taking place from yeman, from lebanon, elsewhere, look at the social situation, look at what happened when uh these protesters led by far right went in, and raided a place where israeli soldiers were being interrogated after being accused of violations against palestinian prisoners, so at all dimensions, the status quo, the continuation of the fighting does undermine israel, but netanyahu, i think has other things in mind, uh, netanyahu first of all has his own political career, his own legal challenges, we all know about that, uh, the right

professor of political science from briset university, and also sad joining us from beirot, uh, professor nimmer, good morning to you uh, this gloomy and... way to wake up this morning after at least 93 people have been killed a displaced palestinians in the school, we're trying to clean up the images as much as we can, i want to uh warn our guests and viewers that um these images are horrible and uh they don't get any better there's no angle that you could view this uh slaughter and try to see it in in a good light it's just horrendous it's horrible at least 93 including 13 children dozens have been injured, your initial thoughts, professor nimer, good morning to you, your guest from beirot and all your viewers, yes, this is really really outrageous and we are full of anger, anger not because of the israeli are doing, this is this is you know we we are accustomed now to the israeli genocide, this genocide is going on in front of the whole international community and the whole world, we are give ' holding responsibility not for only for israel but to first to america, united states of america, i