civilian lives in the gaza strip and meeting with the katari prime minister in tehran, president peseshiyan

have officially indoorsed all the ministerial pics proposed by the newly elected president masud peseshiyan. all the 19 nominees secured of confidence of the legislature after five days of heated hearings and debates on their credentials. lawmakers began reviewing the qualifications of each proposed minister on saturday and for each nominee the relevant parliamentary committee presented the report. now in special lawmakers ahead of the vote, president emphasized the importance of national unity and reconciliation and addressing the country's challenges. "we need to work together and shoulder to shoulder uh bring glory and honor to the country. unity and convergence uh is the key to success. all of us have the right to share our viewpoints. your view points are respected, but when we say unity and convergence, they are your share, your viewpoints and your..." thoughts should be in conjunction with ours, i as the official in charge of the country's executive offers may say that i just have the power to make decision, but i reject this point of view. i will have consultation with you as lawmak

masud peseshiyan himself as a president uh leading this country to india where anger keep spoiling over the tragic rape and murder of a 31 year old junior doctor in the eastern city of kolkata. a wave of nationwide protests and strikes has been held since the bloodstained body of the trainy doctor was discovered a statemon hospital on august 9th. autopsy later confirmed that she was sexually assaulted before being killed. the incident is spark nationwide outrage. thousands have held candle at visuals, with some carrying banners reading hands that heel should not bleed, and enough is enough. similar rallies took place in the capital new delhi and other major cities. the indian medical association also called for doctors or on doctors for a 24-hour walkout. india is perceived as one of the world's most dangerous countries for sexual violence against women, rape. is one of the most common crimes in india where 90 such cases are reported daily. we earlier talked to our new delhi cormar zaman about the impact of the nationwide strikes in india. here's what he had to say. this is not the firs

peseshiyan, by iran's leader of the islamic revolution imam khamoney is how important economy is, because i mean iran is very strong country in in many ways, you know its role in the access of resistance, you now that i mean despite all the threats that has been on iran ever since the victory of the islamic revolution, iran has grown to be major power not only in the region but in the world, however there are certain issues now as you know "there are so many different things that that are going on in terms of basically teachings, in terms of family, in terms of housing, all of these issues that is happening to the uh, basically ordinary people, and lot of governments are not very much focused on that, and they put it on, i mean, they they allow for so so much of a free market that there are not, there are rarely any government programs a lot of times or the're very insufficient that in in terms of helping people with housing, now in..." for instance, it used to be that there was a there was a very good focus on uh basically iranians being home owners right, and now as there are more econo

peseshiyan made the remark in a phone conversation with the vatican secretary of state pietro paralin. he added that all international standards grant the countries that have been attack the right to retaliate against the aggressor. the iranian president also censored to the silence and passivity of certain western states and international organizations in the face of israel's ongoing crimes in gaza and beyond. he said such behavior has embuldened the zionist regime to persist in its acts of genocide and terrorism. meanwhile, iran's acting foreign minister has once again underlined the country's right to respond to the israeli killing of the hamas leader. in a phone call with chinese foreign minister, bahari khani said tehran is entitled to give a proper and deterrent response to the assassination to ensure regional stability and security. meanwhile us secretary of defense, floyd austin says his country is committed to taking every possible action to defend israel, well this as the regime is bracing for iran's retaliation for its assassination of the hamas chief ismail hannah in a pho

hannah was in the iranian capital for the inauguration ceremony of the new president masud peseshiyan

henni had traveled to iran for the inauguration of the country's new president masud peseshiyan, but a day later he was killed alongside his bodyguard by a short-range projectile fired from outside his guest house. the irgc is continuing to investigate these. assassination and it has vowed that the zionist entity will receive severe punishment at the appropriate time, place and manner. but what was hani's background and why did the zionist regime murder him? heni was born in a sharti refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the... ranks amongst hamas's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. henni served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in