however, their reign of terror ended when iran's top anti-terror commander, lieutenant general qasim sulaymani declared the cessation of their existence after years. of horrific violence in iraq and syria. years after the end of the daish rule, shadows of the past loomed large. this time another dark specter cast its pole over gaza, where the scars of the genocide are deep and unyielding. the region reeled under the weight of the israeli-american genocide, a stark and haunting reflection of the atrocities once committed by daesh. israel's crimes in gaza encompass collective punishments such as blockades, indiscriminate bombings of civilian areas, forced displacements, direct targeting of civilians, unlawful detentions, and destruction of civilian infrastructure. these measures have led to significant civilian casualties and suffering. when examining these actions, the distinction in scale between blockades by daesh and israel becomes clear. daesh's blockades affected smaller populations with around 6,250. civilians in yarmuk and approximately 50,000 in falluja. in stark contrast, israel's bloc

weakened the movement it's the opposite uh as as an example is qasim this uh after after m of qasim sulaymanigreat irgc force general, he imam khi addressed the people at the world and he said that shaheed sulaymani be the murter, sulaymani is more stronger than sulaimani when he was alive, because he raised and he and he trained many people on the earth and he and he taught people about his morals and principles and he sealed his

prayers was about five years ago, four years and eight months to be precise. that was when general qasim sulaymani was martered by the us, so the fact that we had the leader appearing in public, and then we also had very huge crowd gathering at tehran's grand masala, all the streets leading to the masala was also jam-packed with people who attended the friday prayers. tell us more about the significance of that. i mean, following iran's retaliation, i mean, over h, i mean, at least some 18. ballistic missiles hit uh israeli air bases, hit hit the military bases, hit the musad headquarters and they caus significant damage, of course because of the major resign censorship, you will not hear about all the iof soldiers and other potentially commanders that were killed uh during iran's retaliatory attack, but i mean only three days following the attack, which was iran's biggest response so far, because iran already retaliated one time, when they hit the iranian consulate in syria, but uh, what what iran did, i mean just three days before the speech, it was iran's biggest retaliatory attack against the

prayers of tehran after exactly four years and eight months, when martter lieutenant general qasim sulaymani was assassinated by the united states, holding rifle in his hand as he addressed the masses that turned out in their millions. leader of iran's islamic revolution ayatullah sad ali khamenei. appeared in the jam packed grand mosala of tehran just days after operation true promise 2. the message to iran's adversaries is clear. نیروهای مسلح ما کردن کمترین مجازات برای رژیم قاصب صهیونی در برابر جنایت های حیرت آور اون رژیم بود رژیم خون آشام رژیم گرگ صفت سگ هار آمریکا در منطقه. calling for unity and solidarity while praising the resilience of the people of lebanon and palestine in a special address in arabic reminding them that victory is near. steets leading to tehran's grand masalah are packed with people, and the scene of the public holding pictures of martter said hasan nasrullah speaks a thousand words as they vow to continue their support for their muslim brothers and sisters in palestine and lebanon.ra was a shining example of strength, resolve and commitment to the cause of resistanc

nasrulah and the resistance in general and from shahid qasim sulaymani as well that when you see the the enemy, the zionist entity using force on civilians, they're doing it with the understanding that they are losing the war of narrative, that they are losing the soft war, so the reason why they're doing this is because they are desperate, because right after operation to promise to they have to maintain that deterrence that they that they tried to impose when they murdered so this is an act of desperation this genocide that they continue and it's almost been a year in gazze this genocide that now they are imposing upon lebanon the only the only thing that they're doing is that they are uniting the muslim ummah despite of some of their own cronies who online are trying to so sectarian division but they are failing at it meaning the world sees the sacrifice that hizbullah has made, the world sees how the islamic republic of iran has directly been a party to this conflict in in love and trying to... help the oppressed people of ghazza, we know how lebanon voluntarily involved itself t

45 years from the time of imam may peace be upon him and sayid and of course uh and this this qasim sulaymani, all these leaders who the the history would be proud of them, they enlightened our minds, they enlightened our life, they they they left us with with pride and with dignity, with honor, but these regimes you can't compare between the the between the the sun and the the planets and you care about these these who are dammed. by history and their people, they are not having anything of this feelings, they don't have anything of these emotions, they have nothing of humanity, they they don't feel, they they look at the children of gaza, do they do look at the women, do they look at these people who are hungry, who are besieged, who are done everything bad, satanic in them in order to create new new middle east, what kind of middle east talking about? netanyahu, this, this, this bad, this, this leader of the of the gangs, they call it army, no, no, they, i guess the these regimes out of their mind, they they have no minds, they have no, no, anything of feelings and thinking and and anythin