we hope that the palestine liberation organization will show a willingness to work with all palestinian plo needs reform. the palestinian settlement is an international problem that requires the participation of many, but a necessary condition is the unity of the palestinians themselves; this has long been a very big problem. the split between the more moderate fatah movement and the radical hamas movement in 2005-2006 was one of the reasons that led to today's events. is the palestinian national authority, which leads fatah in the west bank, ready for reconciliation with hamas? yes, of course, we are now financing gas and transferring $140 million to it every month, these are the salaries of employees. the goal is to gain full power, including over fatah and the palestine liberation organization. hamas is not part of the plo, and one of its demands is to have 50% representation there. what will be the consequences if hamas has not even 50%, but at least 30, fatah will immediately lose influence and abu mazan, the head of the palestinian authority understands this very well. the gap is

in seventy-three he joined the palestine liberation organization, but left it 20 years later.fter the conclusion of the first palestinian-israeli peace agreement. in the us, the most famous palestinian intellectual was the writer, pianist and social activist, edward said. he was born in jerusalem, into a wealthy arab family, but in 1948 his family fled to cairo, and he studied in the usa. professor at columbia university, author of the famous book orientalism, in which he harshly criticized the western view of the east and accused. ceasefire in the gaza strip. at the middle east conference of the valdai club, my colleague andrey murtazin was right there talked with palestinian participants. the question was raised several times: let's just recognize a palestinian state at the un level and present israel with a fait accompli. reasonably followed the counter, but what will this give, besides a sticker, what problem will it solve? meanwhile, like this. the idea may have more promise than it seems, we spoke to veteran middle eastern expert zeid and ya'adat, director of the center

whether it is the palestine liberation organization, the plo or hamas, the islamic republic has been unwavering in its support for the palestinian struggle for freedom, and the iranians have said invariably that peace in west asia can only come when the palestinian issue is resolved. their solution is a referendum in which all the original inhabitants of palestine, including muslims, christians and jews can freely express their opinions about their desired system of governance. with the latest israeli war on gaza, palestinian resistance groups have been shown to possess never seen before combat capabilities that have blindsided tel aviv and its backers. if it had not been for the islamic republic and the 1979 islamic revolution, many of those capabilities would have been inconceivable. almost four months into the war, not only has the israeli military been unable to, quote unquote this. destroy, hamas and other palestinian resistance groups, which was a goal of the military offensive declared by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu early on, but have also proven incredibly r

chairman of the palestine liberation organization.the us embassy in tehran on november 4th, 1979, confirmed iran's anti-western credentials. while tehran's call for an islamic revolution among the umba, or global muslim community and the oppressed of the world served notice of its global ambitions. this international vision was quickly transformed into a constitutional commitment to explore. the revolution and defend the ummah at all costs, vow that still stands. called for the people of iran endure hardships and pressures to allow the country's officials to carry out their main obligation, which is to spread islam across the world, and they did and still do. in the 1980s, iraq's invasion of iran not only failed to deter the iranians from pursuing their revolutionary vision, but also led them to double down. on these efforts, in fact, in the midst of the war, the iranian revolutionaries came up with the idea of putting together the irgc quds force that would be tasked with liberating palestine and exporting the revolution beyond iran'

own means of defense, but also training them in elite. to warfare, whether it is the palestine liberation organization, the plo, or hamas, the islamic republic has been unwavering in its support for the palestinian struggle for freedom, and the iranians have said invariably that peace in west asia can only come when the palestinian issue is resolved. their solution is a referendum in which all the original inhabitants of palestine, including muslims, christians and jews, can freely express their opinions about. their desired system of governance with the latest israeli war on gaza, palestinian resistance groups have been shown to possess never seen before combat capabilities that have... blindsided tel aviv and its backers. if it had not been for the islamic republic and the 1979 islamic revolution, many of those capabilities would have been inconceivable. almost four months into the war, not only has the israely military been unable to quote unquote, destroy hamas and other palestinian resistance groups, which was a goal of the military offensive declared by the israeli prime minister benjamin netany

clearly assumed the leadership role. in solving the palestinian issue by establishing the palestine liberation organization. the arab's league meeting in cairo clearly proved to the israelis that the arabs were disunited. june 5th, 1967 became the great test of the united arab nation. israel attacked egypt and captured the site desert. israel also inflicted heavy. feats on the arab armies on the jordanian and syrian fronts. the myth of nasa, the dream of a united arab nation, and the palestinian refugees dreams all collapsed in the six-day war and vanished into thin air. the palestinians, under the leadership of yaser arafat believed only. we hope for the liberation of palestine is palestinians themselves and no one else. they pinned all their wishes and dreams on yaser arafat. the most famous palestinian fighter, arafat managed to establish left-wing nationalist gorilla organization named the fatah organization in jordan. to expand its activities and strengthen itself against the zionist front, the fata organization started recruiting new members. she started a small photography studio in her apartment in

just six days after the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, the palestine liberation organization chief yasir arafat led a 58 member delegation to tehran. as the first official foreign politician to visit iran, arafat was warmly received by thousands of iranians chanting in support of palestine. when someone goes to their home, they do not need permission, arafat told the public. during his visit to tehran. he declared, iran's revolution is a great victory for palestine. when i entered iran's airspace, i felt like i entered the airspace of baitul. tehran turned the israeli embassy to the palestinian embassy and renamed the road in front of it to palestine street, an act of symbolic importance. at the same time, founder of the islamic revolution, grandi designated the last friday. it was message to the whole world. palestine is not just problem. تمام مسلمین توجه بکنن. روز قدس روزیس که باید تمام ملت های اسلام با هم توجه بکنند. روز را زنده نگه دارند. اگر یک هیاهویی از تمام ملت های مسلمین بلند بشد روز جمعه آخر ماه مبارک که روز قدس است همه ملت ها قیام بکنند همون که حالا همون تظاهرات هم

just six days after the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, the palestine liberation organization chief yasir arafat led a 58 member delegation to tehran. as the first official foreign politician to visit iran, arafat was warmly received by thousands of iranians. when someone goes to their home, they do not need permission, arafat told the public during his visit to tehran. he declared, iran's revolution is a great victory for palestine. when i entered iran's air space, i felt like i entered the airspace of baituldas. tehran turned the israeli embassy to the palestinian embassy and renamed the road in front of. to palestine street, an act of symbolic importance. at the same time, founder of the islamic revolution, grandi designated the last friday of the holy month of ramadan asday, calling on all muslims across the world to mark the day annual. جمعه آخر ماه مبارک که روز قدس هست همه ملت ها قیام بکنند همون که حالا همون تظاهرات همون راهپیمایی ها را بکنن این مقدمه می شد از برای اینکه انشاالله جلوی این مفسدین را ما بگیریم و کلک این ها از بلاد اسلام کنده بشه. saved from oblibion. the p

another organization like all these among the palestine liberation organization, other palestinian groups, mainly other than these groups the resistance of the arab governments as well, now you know what the slogan from the sea to the river means , when someone says that it means 75 years, let's go back , exactly, let's go back to the land of 100 years, 15 years , which is palestine before 1917 balfour. he wants palestine, it's very strange, it means that he is giving this slogan in europe. look, this slogan is only given by iran and the resistance axis . it's just that the resistance axis doesn't say it very clearly. i mean, if you ask hamas , it doesn't say very clearly that we want the whole of palestine. it's very vague. he says this because i am familiar with the dialogue of the epics, that is, the epics say very vaguely before 67, not before 47, they say freedom. palestine because it is basically not possible to liberate palestine in the image created by the iranians , that is, the iranian revolution has created in the international space . i say this to the people of europe, not th

supporting the palestinians, symbolized by turning over the israeli embassy in tehran to the palestine liberation organization, which has since become the embassy of palestine. since 1979, iran has been the biggest ally of the palestinian liberation movement. from providing intelligence, financial and logistical support directly to the resistance, to running the blockade and siege of gaza by sent. ships carrying tons of advanced weaponry, some of which have been hijacked by the occupation forces. iran increasingly trained resistance fighters in gaza and helped develop local weapons production, and they are now in position of missile capabilities and technologies. for more than five decades, iran's goal has been to be the vanguard of the islamic world, including in alliances with sunni movements to transcend the... arian divide. as the foundation of the axis of resistance, it has championed groups outside of palestine, solidifying the strength of these powers in removing the imperial control over arab and islamic regions. most notably, iran has stopped the spread of tacfiry groups like isis, like daesh, funded

supporting the palestinians, symbolized by turning over the israeli embassy in tehran to the palestine liberation organization, which has since become the embassy of palestine. since 1979, iran has been the biggest ally of the palestinian liberation movement. from providing intelligence, financial and logistical support directly to the resistance, to running the blockade and siege of gaza. by sending ships carrying tons of advanced weaponry, some of which have been hijacked by the occupation forces. iran increasingly trained resistance fighters in gaza and helped develop local weapons production, and they are now in position of missile capabilities and technologies. for more than five decades, iran's goal has been to be the vanguard of the islamic world, including in alliances with sunni movements to transcend the... as the foundation of the axis of resistance, it has champion groups outside of palestine, solidifying the strength of these powers in removing the imperial control over arab and islamic regions. most notably, iran has stopped the spread of tackfiry groups like isis, like daesh, funded by western

the late yasir arafat, the head of the palestine liberation organization, was the first international figure to visit iran after the revolution to meet with late imam khumeini and congratulate him on the victory. additionally, iran declared the last friday of ramadan each year as al-quds day, continuing to observe it to this day in remembrance of the al-quds. the palestinian cause received significant attention from ayatullah humaini, the leader of the islamic revolution in iran. during the 19th. 67 war, he considered that the enemy was not only zionist israel, but also the united states of america and the entire western block, due to their support for the occupying entity. the islamic revolution turned iran into a political system resembling a military and a political hydra. this structure makes any confrontation with the west, a confrontation with a network of regional independent units, small and agile forces. tehran has worked for decades to build a network of regional relationships with the aim of strength. its influence beyond its borders, to achieve its declared goals of islami

the late yasir arafat, the head of the palestine liberation organization was the first international figure to visit iran after the revolution to meet with late imam khumeini and congratulate him on the victory. additionally, iran declared the last friday of ramadan each year as al-quds day, continuing to observe it to this day in remembrance of the al-quds. the palestinian cause received significant attention from ayatullah komeini, the leader. the islamic revolution in iran. during the 1967 war, he considered that the enemy was not only zionist israel, but also the united states of america and the entire western block due to their support for the occupying entity. the islamic revolution turned iran into a political system resembling a military and a political hydra. this structure makes any confrontation with the west, a confrontation with a network of regional independent units, small and agile forces. tehran has worked for decades to build. network of regional relationships with the aim of strengthening its influence beyond its borders, to achieve its declared goals of islamic un

authority uptil the moment we have to mention that hamas movement is not a member of the palestine liberation organization and all the world the american administration have been so long saying that maybe all palestinian powers palestinian factions. be part of the plo, what's going now is maybe the palestinian president would accept the resignation, would go for forming a technocrat government, a technocrat government means that this would be a professional non-partisan administration that might include palestinian figures, are not a member or have affiliation of the palestinian. factions like fat hamas, the popular front, the the democratic front, it's not clear yet, and maybe abbas would refuse the resignation of this government, we have to wait and see what will be going on, but at the end of the day this government has been in real obstacles, the authority was not had not been able to pay the full salaries of - 160 th00 palestinian employees because of the the israeli authorities theft let's say of the of the money and the tax revenues that israel continues to withhold and not to pay for the palestini

he's saying that there's a pretty serious change of mood, on the left bank, where the palestine liberation organization sat, the organization was actually anti-hamas , i had to hear from the locals that we do not support hamas, why are we being kept behind the wall, it has changed a lot, now the left bank behind hagen has already returned to us, mr. yevgeny, please continue , and we have another question for you, so stay with us , if you will, i will finish my point, which is the first time, actually, since the palestinian-israeli conflict, which is 70 plus years old, the united states, britain, other partners say that they will seek diplomatic ways to recognize a palestinian state, this is an absolute novel. moreover, this week, for the first time, the united states, by decree of the president of the exegetes warr, the united states, the president of the united states, respectively, mr. biden, imposed sanctions against the israelis, who were rampaging and occupying new territories in the left bank, that is, in the palestinian territories, and declared the inadmissibility such actions in the future, th

trolley is a veterans, had a student activist and told edition ad foreman and of the palestine liberation organization executive committee. she says a whole pile of standing population is being held captive by israel as we are in the midst of the genocide. and is this has been done taking it and not up in the sense that it's once have been treated less. the palestinians was built on the human ization, like heads of gases, where they shift them from one place to the other of cutting out demographic engineering, sending out to a population as nathaniel says, they force them into the south. they, they sell them and bombs them, and it's not them on the way. and now the say no, now you have to move somewhere else because we're going to destroy the last refuge that you had. so everybody of course is worried and everybody knows that there are no limits to is there any depravity to is a blood test to the use of, of muscle cuz i'm cognitive and so on to achieve. we don't know what the ends because they don't know what the ends they cannot destroy, how minus them they cannot to achieve absolute victory as a say

by both terrorist organizations such as hamas and previous organizations such as the palestine liberation organizationalized the futility of this effort, and when it did, it was already late, because already a huge number of palestinian youth have already stopped thinking in a realistic way, and this is the same, by the way, what is happening with the russians, it is true, very unfortunately, and i ... that's why i say that i see a solution to all these questions only when it comes to political dialogue, after all, when putin told carlson that we ukrainians are fictional and one people, and any carlson could ask him why he is killing this people, if you think , that kharkiv is russia , why are you destroying kharkiv, if you think that mariupol is russia, why are you destroying mariupol, if you think that odessa is a beautiful russian city, why are you shelling odessa, well, there are other examples there : bulgarians consider macedonians as their bulgarian brothers, but they do not fire at ohrid and try destroy macedonia, they conduct a political historical dialogue. poles want to talk with us about h

hold on a drawing, a veteran that palestinian activist and politician unfolding in the palestine liberation organization executive committee. she says that us is allowing israel time to carry out class because of the palestinian people as we are in the midst of the genocide. and is this has been done taking it and not up in the sense that it's once have been treated left. the palestinians was built in the human ization like cods of capital, where they shift them from one place to the other of cutting out demographic engineering, sending out to a population as nathaniel says, they force them into the south. they, they sell them on bombs, them, and it's not them on the way. and now they're saying no, now you have to move somewhere else because we're going to destroy the last stuff huge that you had. so everybody of course is worried. and everybody knows that there are no limits to is really depravity to as vaguely and lots as to the use of, of mexico. so i'm cognitive and so on to achieve. we don't know what the ends because they don't know what the ends they kind of destroy, how miles um they kind of to

she's a veteran palace to be an active us then politician and a former member of the palestine liberation organization executive committee. and she says that a whole population is being held captive by israel. we are in the midst of the genocide and is this has been done taking it and not up in the sense that it's once have been treated left. the palestinians was built on the human ization, like cods of gases, where they shift them from one place to the other, cutting out demographic engineering, sending out to population as nathaniel says, they force them into the south. they, they sell them and bombs them. and it's not them on the way. and now the say no, now you have to move somewhere else because we're going to destroy the last refuge that you had. so everybody of course is worried and everybody knows that there are no limits to is there any depravity to is a blood test to the use of, of muscle cuz i'm cognitive and so on to achieve. we don't know what the ends because they don't know what the ends they kind of destroy, how much time they kind of to achieve absolute victory as a says. so in a sens

are hosted here by veterans, had a student activist edition and from a member of the palestine liberation organization executive committee on, on this route. we don't to assure i'll be really great to have you with us here. no, thank you. it's good to be with the youngsters, given what we're seeing now already on the ground. and rafa let me start by asking you what your gracious fee is all in the coming days and weeks or. well, it's not that i'm worried about a disaster. human catastrophe. dance on because it's happening. yeah. john, that they happened to be out in the midst of the genocide and is headed bent on taking it and not up in the sense that it's once having treated left. the palestinians was built on the human ization, like cods of katherine, where they shift them from one place to the other of cutting on demographic engineering, sending out to a population as nothing else as they force them into the south. they, they sell them on bombs, them, and it's not them on the way. and now they're saying no, now you'll have to move somewhere else because we're going to destroy the last refuge that yo

but in 1982 things changed we israelis, responding to cross-border attacks from the palestine liberation organizationa similar idea to today, israel launched an invasion across the border into lebanon. president reagan with allies in europe, france, italy, britain, joined in a peace keeping force stationed in beirut to keep the peace there. the idea would be that if the americans and allies could maintain a peace and restore calm to beirut, maybe the warring parties could come to an agreement. that turned out to be an optimistic reading of the situation. host: so, what actually happened? what was hit in beirut? guest: the americans were stationed, a contingent of american marines, were stationed in barracks at the beirut airport. in the early morning hours of october 23, 1983, a number of months after they had been there, a truck full of explosives, full of it. n.t., plowed through -- t.n. t. smashed through and detonated and the building collaps so between the bomb and collapsing building 241 marines died. this is the deadliest terrorist attack against the americans until 9/11. host: who was respons

he is also a member of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, ahmed majalanieast within a month, and work, as far as i know, is underway on this, so no matter how hard the americans try to push everyone away, it will not work, but as for reports of the death of journalists, it was stated not just by someone, but by the international organization for the protection of journalists, they calculated that 75% of those killed correspondents are... canada, australia and new zealand. this is a state allied with israel, which is generally concerned about the message that israel is planning a ground offensive in rafah, where there are 1.5 million refugees, and where the situation is really dire right now, people there are fighting for any food, in general, what already there is a military operation there, but... netanyahu is categorically against recognizing the rights of the palestinians, and even more so their right to self-determination. this is what netanyahu said. let's listen. according to israeli officials, netanyahu raised the possibility of acknowledging polest

but in 1982 things changed we israelis, responding to cross-border attacks from the palestine liberation organizationa similar idea to today, israel launched an invasion across the border into lebanon. president reagan with allies in europe, france, italy, britain, joined in a peace keeping force stationed in beirut to keep the peace there. the idea would be that if the americans and allies could maintain a peace and restore calm to beirut, maybe the warring parties could come to an agreement. that turned out to be an optimistic reading of the situation. host: so, what actually happened? what was hit in beirut? guest: the americans were stationed, a contingent of american marines, were stationed in barracks at the beirut airport. in the early morning hours of october 23, 1983, a number of months after they had been there, a truck full of explosives, full of it. n.t., plowed through -- t.n. t. smashed through and detonated and the building collapsed. so between the bomb and collapsing building 241 marines died. this is the deadliest terrorist attack against the americans until 9/11. host: who was resp

agreed we established in the process of normalization of relations between israel and palestine, liberation ro, organization. but it's the nation i'll regarding his vision headed by you guys are our i thought was our friends we supported is arrive, was no diplomatic. acknowledge we have no diplomatic relations risk or is those at the time. and establishing believe is the other option is a riley diplomatic relations. it begins at the same time that was the relo, but peaceful process. but what it was a got to be afterwards. it is a do seemed steps they where, where it is got good robin. here's bonner's. here's cute. why is riley extreme is because he was defined the peaceful process. okay. i saw a few signs are, is uh yes, there are about their, their, their, their agreement to create what it's doing in an independent state. okay. briefly. so if i can get into the role of that moving briefly, if i can getting one more question. russia itself, as you know, is accused of occupying a foreign state in its will with ukraine. how does russia differentiate the 2 situations as well? uh, russia is no, i see what my op

on the other hand, fatah, which is the main force in organizing the liberation of palestine, they sayarticipating in government of technocrats, as proposed by egypt and saudi arabia, in gaza at the end of the war. we agree for hamas to join. there is a yarmulka on his head, he stands, speaks in front of the religious, and for this he put on this yarmalka, he never walks, he is not religious, kosher food for him is all sea crap and a little pork, so no one is serious about the fact that he said, does not apply, he has neither the strength nor the ability to implement what he said. the minister of defense has given his proposals, and these proposals will be discussed. whether he is or not, and it says clearly, the israeli army will not remain in the gaza strip, the gaza strip will be controlled by the palestinians themselves, as they decide, and israel will not allow hamas to participate in power in gaza in one form or another, that’s all, this is really what they say politics, you can listen to this, but netanyahu has none. who will take care of supplies, power, health care, electricit

terrorist organizations, such as hamas, and previous organizations, such as the united palestine organization, which never liberatedrstood its futility. these efforts, and when it became clear, it was already too late, because already a huge number of palestinian youth had already stopped thinking in a realistic way, and this is the same, by the way, that is happening with the russians, it is true, unfortunately, and that is why i say that i see a solution to all these issues exclusively when it comes to political dialogue. after all, when putin told katsen that we are... ukrainians are a fictional nation, and any karpson could ask him why he is killing this nation, if you think that kharkiv is russia, why you are destroying kharkiv, if you think that mariupol is russia, why are you destroying mariupol, if you think that odessa is a beautiful russian city, why are you shelling odessa, well, there are other examples, bulgarians there consider macedonians as their bulgarian brothers, but they are not shelling ohrid and trying to destroy macedonia, they are conducting a political historical dialogue, the poles want to

tradition, it is no secret to anyone that precisely with the support of various organizations there, the liberation of palestine, and so on, the kgb was engaged in this, and they continue such history, they try to create danger and a point of tension in the near in the east, that is, they pursue two goals: the first is this raising the prices of... oil, because in reality they suffer a lot from sanctions, no matter what they say there, they have to squeeze, especially since after the arrival of drones over their ports in the baltic sea and novorossiysk and over the refinery, there is already a question , are they able to export oil and oil products in such quantities, including domestic consumption, that is why they create such a point of instability, plus... this is where their interests in china coincide with the creation of new points of tension for the united states america, so that they have a dispersion of forces. and further, i am still inclined to the fact that after the so-called re-election of putin, they will try to grope the baltic countries. i think that by the end of this year, we will see some ki

reconsidering this issue and are uniting around this issue, for example, organization of the islamic. liberation regarding the issue of palestineiberation of palestine from occupation, the liberation of palestine from the reminance of colonialism dating back to the 1940s and the restoration of life to this region. we sometimes misunderstand the issue. this issue does not mean the massacre of the population living in the historical land of palestine on the occupation, but it means that the sacred city of jerusalem and quds or baitul muqaddas should return. happen easily. the important thing to note is that some arab countries are still begging america to end this world. this is atrocity because america is the one conducting the war. yeah. in the case of arab countries, not all of them, but some of them, we see that they have lot of trust in the existing germanic power, but at the same time they are looking at new options. for example, we see the membership of some of the arab and islamic countries and the new bricks block, and yes, we must emphasize that there is lack of communication between the authorities of those countries a

for example, organization of the islamic cooperation regarding the issue of palestine, the liberationestine from occupation, the liberation of palestine from the remanance of colonialism dating back to the 1940s and the restoration of life to this region. we sometimes misunderstand the issue. this issue does not mean the massacre of the population living in the historical land of palestine under occupation, but it means that the sacred city of jerusalem. is fact, but it does not happen easily. the important thing to note is that some arab countries are still begging america to end this world. this is atrocity, because america is the one. ya ruegan a estados unidos no que poner fin la guerra, the nations of these countries are gaining unity independent of the please. los pueblos de esos países, independientemente de los ruegos de los dirigentes. it is matter that like a compass shows us which way we should go, this issue is not unknown to anyone, here the masks are removed, it shows which side you are on. and who you are, for example, in the case of arab countries, not all of them, but

this issue and are uniting around this issue. for example, organization of the islamic cooperation regarding the issue of palestine, the liberationlestine from occupation, the liberation of palestine from the remanance of colonialism dating back to the 1940s and the restoration of life to this region. we sometimes misunderstand the issue, this issue does not mean the massacre of the population living in the historical land of palestine under occupation, but it means that the sacred city of jerusalem. ya ruegan a estados unidos no eh que poner fin. entonces, pero sin embargo, los pueblos de esos países, ya, independientemente de los ruegos de los dirigentes at the level of the social and human bases of these countries. what is your opinion about this? which side you are on and who you are, for example, in the case of arab countries, not all of them, but some of them, we see that they have lot of trust in the existing germanic power, but at the same time they are looking at new options. for example, we see the membership of some of the arab and islamic countries in the new bricks block, and yes, we must emphasize that there is lack

this issue. and are uniting around this issue, for example, organization of the islamic cooperation regarding the issue of palestine, the liberationtine from occupation, the liberation of palestine from the remanance of colonialism dating back to the 1940s and the restoration of life to this region. we sometimes misunderstand the issue. this issue does not mean the massacre of the population living in the historical land of palestine under occupation. unity of the islamic world and among muslims, this is fact, but it does not happen easily. the important thing to note is that some arab countries are still begging america to end this world. the issue of palestine is an indicator of the level of humanity at the present time, it is matter that like a compass shows us which way we should go, this issue is not unknown to anyone. here the masks are removed, it shows which side you are on and who you are. for example, in the case of arab countries, not all of them, but some of them, we see that they have lot of trust in the existing hijamanic power, but at the same time they are looking at new options. for example, we see the membership

palestine to all arab countries. the leader of the palestinian liberation organization, yasar arafat, was given hero's welcome in tehran, following the removal of the west toxicated shah regime from power. he famously remarked that every iranian freedom fighter is represented in the palestinian revolution. thanks to these decades of support for all who have sought to protect their societies from. and us domination, there are now two clear axies in the region, the axies of resistance confronts zionist aggression and the axes of assistance helps israel in a multitude of ways. once stated, the islamic republic is the only state in the world with a budget specifically for the liberation of palestine. it is not an overstatement to say there would be no coherent resistance axes in the region today without. the 1979 islamic revolution in iran. as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul's am university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and

they plan, heaven forbid, extending the fate of palestine to all. arab countries, the leader of the palestinian liberation organization, yasar arafat was given hero's welcome in tehran following the removal of the west toxicated shah regime from power. he famously remarked that every iranian freedom fighter is represented in the palestinian revolution. thanks to these decades of support for all who have sought to protect their societies from israeli and us domination. there are now two clear axies in the region. the axes of resistance confronts zionist aggression and the axis of assistance helps israel in a multitude of ways. as saleh al-arori once stated, the islamic republic is the only state in the world with a budget specifically for the liberation of palestine. it is not an overstatement to say there would be no coherent resistance axes in the region today, without the 1979 islamic revolution in iran. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affai