qassem soleimani , the commander of the quds force, is no secret that he is able to develop the conflicth the zionist enemy, from al-hajr to al-saroukh, so that a small geographical area like gaza can be humiliated by the enemy. today, they have new technology missiles with different ranges in different sizes. the transfer of manufacturing technology was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years and the route to transfer military equipment has been closed all these years. in the name of allah, the most high remit az remit but allah, remy bamer, i am the chief of staff, now, now, and the transfer of technology , maybe because of these days, the resistance forces are unveiling a missile whose range, accuracy and power is higher than its previous example, and in front of america and the zionist regime, we must also develop missile systems. newly, with more expenses to counter the resistance missiles, haj qassem transferred the missile manufacturing technology to a spec

al shaheed al-quaid qassem soleimani, the leader of the quds force, and i do not believe that he was able to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy from al-hijr to al-sarukh so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza was able to humiliate the enemy. they are rockets with technology today. new boards have different sizes. the transfer of manufacturing technology was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years and the route to transfer military equipment has been closed all these years. in the name of god almighty. and you did not throw away, because you threw away, but allah will throw me back, i am the leader of the staff now. and transfer of technology, maybe because of these days, every time the resistance forces unveil a missile that has a higher range of accuracy and power than its previous example, and in front of america and the zionist regime, they have to design newer systems with more costs to deal with missiles. the resistance of haj qassem , you

radio noor base announced that quds forces targeted a zionist infantry force and a group of vehicles in the west of gaza city with mortar shells. ghassam's battalions announced: shahr in response to the killing of civilians in gaza, the israeli occupation made esdod the target of a rocket attack. the confusion of the zionists' iron dome in intercepting resistance missiles. users in the cyberspace published pictures of the iron dome's attempt to intercept the rockets launched by the resistance from noor gaza towards barsab , in which the confusion of the zionists' iron dome in intercepting the resistance's missiles is clear. the spokesperson of the yemeni armed forces announced that they have targeted the occupied territories of palestine with ballistic missiles and drones. a few minutes ago, yahya saree said in his televised speech: according to the request of the people yemen, the yemeni armed forces have carried out extensive missile and drone operations in the occupied territories. according to yahya saree, the yemeni armed forces are ready to launch more operations against the oc

the quds forces of islamic jihad published pictures of their underground tunnels and missiles. these forces also emphasized their readiness to respond to the blind attacks of the zionists and the killing of people in the narrow strip of gaza they did in response to the zionist attacks on the residents of gaza, the resistance forces targeted the rout dam with a rocket in their last action. during his visit to occupied palestine, the us foreign minister emphasized the firm support of the us for the zionist regime. blinken that last night. he traveled to the ashgali lands, ignoring the recent crimes of the zionist regime and the massacre of hundreds of women, children and civilians in the gaza strip , and said: we stand by israel and we will provide everything it wants from us. the us foreign minister also pointed to the unbreakable bond between the us and the zionist regime for more support his country emphasized israel. the us secretary of state will go to jordan tomorrow after meeting with the officials of the zionist regime. well, as you can see in the pictures, there are live

with the zionists, al-shaheed al-qaid qasim soleimani qaid it is not a secret to anyone that the quds forceable to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy from al-hijr to al-sarukh so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza is able to humiliate the enemy. today, they have new technology missiles with different ranges in different sizes. the transfer of manufacturing technology was a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult and difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years, and the route to the transfer of military equipment has been closed all these years. the resistance forces unveil a missile that won its accuracy and power is higher than its previous example, and in front of the us and the zionist regime, they should design newer systems with more costs to deal with haj qassem resistance missiles , transferring the technology of making rockets to the special benefit of the kurdish people who are in gaza today. you can proudly say that you have thousands of rockets that can hit all zionist cities. muhamma

now, in this phase, but for the future, all the salute to our marters, we recall the head of al-quds force, the martyr, qasim sulaimani, who was capable of allowing this link in the entire region and the marters, person uh basically he came out saluting the people, the marters that is of uh lebanon and the marters overall, we are here, we exist, we will see the punishment, he said our victory will come against those who are the aggressors, they're killing people and forcing displacement, he said that's a criminal act, what the british did, then the us, those commit crimes will face punishment, he said the resistance has been created to stop this, all forms of resistance, or legitimate right in face of israeli occupation forces will prevail, there's no such thing as two-state solution. he said israel and the us are working a genocide and the image of the us and the west have fallen, they cannot be the leaders of the world. i'm wondering what uh reason he had to come out in the first place to make this... speech as in the capacity of the spokesperson that he has, whether that's a sign of eit

the front line of the battle with the zionists, the martyr qassem soleimani, the commander of the quds force, has entered this area and it is not a secret that he was able to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy from al-hajr to al-saroukh so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza can humiliate the enemy. they are today new technology missiles have different ranges in different sizes. the transfer. construction was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without rockets in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years and the route to transfer military equipment has been closed all these years. in the name of god and the transfer of technology, maybe for these days the resistance forces unveil a missile that has a higher range of accuracy and power than its previous model, and in front of the united states and the zionist regime, they have to design newer systems with higher costs to deal with haj qasim resistance missiles hit the teknolo transfer. we are with you with the special continuation of khabar network's program t

qassem soleimani, the commander of the quds force , and it is no secret that he is able to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy from al-hijr to the missile so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza can humiliate the enemy. today, they are missiles with new technology, different ranges they have different sizes. the transfer of manufacturing technology was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years, and the route for the transfer of military equipment is in full swing . the zionist regime should also design newer systems with more costs to deal with the missiles of haj qasim's resistance. today, gaza can proudly say that it has thousands of rockets that can hit all zionist cities. hello, this is momsani city in fars province. in this episode, we are telling the story of a hero who stood up for his love despite his simple life. hello! may your dear soul rest in peace, god willing, on the 25th of shahrivar , your dear son mr. yaser shujayan, who is a basiji

also use the effluents of the processions to irrigate them, and the news that the commander of the quds force had about the water of the euphrates. with the talks that were held with the iraqi government, god willing, they will include in the plan of this drinking water pipeline between karbala and najaf, and god willing, the euphrates water will come into this pipe, and this water itself will become holy water. in this conference, representatives of processions from all over the country were honored. or hossein amiri, radio journalist. speaker of the islamic council in a message he expressed his condolences on the passing away of amir brigadier general mahmoud zarabi, a veteran and veteran of the air force of the islamic republic of iran. the late zarabi was one of the pilots of the holy defense era, who was present in several holy defense operations such as 99 pearl bow. the late zarabi also established the iran pilots center to record the memories of war pilots. and tried to transfer their experiences to the new generation. these soldiers have lined up to respect their commander. phantom p

between hazballah and hamas, the training, the expert advice that was also given by the head of al-quds force, hajj qasim sulaimani, he was also always ready and uh present when it came to issues related to logistics, to the training, to the strengthening of the capabilities of the resistance, and what we do have now is basically it's not no longer a humble resistance group as it was in the 80s and the early 90s, we have basically a paramilitary, they are stronger now, they are similar to a military, of an organized military, but at the same time they are capable of undergoing. gorilla warfare and this is something that we can see the similarities between hizbullah and hamas, there was some sort of a crisis at the beginning of the war in in syria as a result of certain political calculations made by hamas, however that changed uh very clearly and evidently after the uh the terrorist organizations in in syria were defeated by hazbullah and its allies and the syrian army. "we did have of course a return of ties and clear uh reconciliation between hamas and the syrian government, we also heard f

let's use the sticks to water them, and the news that the commander of the quds force had about euphrates water. with the talks with the government of iraq, god willing, they will include in the project of this water pipeline, a promising water between karbala and najaf, and god willing, the water from the euphrates will come into this pipe, and this water itself will become blessed water. in this conference, the representatives of the processions of provinces all over the country were honored. radio and television are the people's trustees of the central executive board of the islamic council elections in the meeting of the legal members of the central executive board and the representative of the central supervisory board, in the presence of the minister of interior, mr. mustafa rostami, mohammad safar harandi, seyed morteza bakhtiari, kamran, the student, seyed mahmoud aghami , and mrs. marzieh vahid dastardi were elected as the people's trustees of the central executive board of the parliament elections. also, hojjat al-islam and muslim khatib, minister of information , were elected a

decimated the anol assad camp, so iran is proven that its conventional forces, it's kind of uh it's al-qud's force with the irgc in charge and also the conventional military are more than capable of being able to defend iran's borders and they'll need to, because the the zire westerners won't stop, they will continue their their aggravation to try and uh you destroy iran by any means necessary. thank you, say always a pleasure to check you with you, stay safe, i was mr. said and boss joining us from london, now tehran is hosting the 37th international islamic unity conference, annual conference is organized by iran-based world forum, for proximity of islamic schools of thought, and it takes place during the islamic unity week, marking the birth anniversary of the holy prophet muhammad. gisu misha ahmadi has your story. over 200 muslim scholars and researchers have once again gathered in the iranian capital, tehran, this time to take part in the 37th international islamic unity conference, annual event that provides an opportunity for them to share their views on recent political. developments affe

there, and this is why also government and the the army in in syria as well, in addition to al-quds forceyed out, we saw in the last month or so meetings from within the palestinian resistance movement. and many of these political movements came and met with secretary general, we saw that ani and ziad nakali and very high level of commanders of the the hamas movement meeting with secretary general, they also had their visit, whether some were unknown, some were not known to the islamic republic of iran, so whether all of these issues were being planned out throughout this time uh within the... the resistance movement, but in a manner that was so secretive and so confidential that no one had a clue that this would happen, and i'm i'm positive that even within the units of the resistance within hamas and units within the resistance that perhaps have been part of the training and the planning and so on, they did not know that this would occur for the israelis, it was also a surprise for many of the people even within. resistance since it is to an extent something that was considered unconcei

qassem soleimani, the commander of the quds force, and it is not a secret that he is able to develop the conflict with the zionist enemy, from al-hajr to al-saroukh, so that the small geographical area of ​​gaza can be controlled . the transfer of manufacturing technology was actually a solution that the commander thought so that the palestinians would not be left without missiles in difficult times. gaza has been under siege for 15 years and the route to transfer military equipment has been closed all these years. and technology transfer maybe for these days every time the resistance forces unveil a missile that has a higher accuracy and power range than its previous model, and in front of the us and the zionist regime, they must design newer systems with higher costs to deal with the resistance missiles. haj qasim , you transferred the technology of making rockets to a special benefit that today gaza can proudly say that it has thousands of rockets, missiles that can hit all the zionist cities. we have brought you the raw gold from morocco. argan oil shampoo is a new product. we sh

defence forces about the al-quds hos - ital? ~ ., ., defence forces about the al-quds hosital?spital? well, we have not had independent _ hospital? well, we have not had independent confirmation - hospital? well, we have not had independent confirmation from i hospital? well, we have not had i independent confirmation from the israelis that they have issued a direct warning to the al-quds hospital. what we do know is that the palestinian red crescent which runs the hospital has been told repeatedly in the last couple of weeks that they should evacuate the hospital. now, that is not the only place in gaza that is receiving warnings like that, many, many other places have, including un schools and other medical facilities. places have, including un schools and other medicalfacilities. this is not, i believe, a specific warning to the hospital, i think it is part of a general israeli effort to get everyone, everyone, to leave gaza city. the israelis are not, and i shouldn't really have to say this but i think it needs to be said, the israelis are not in the habit of bombing hospit

reactionary way, they go base on the basis of of realistic military strategy, this is legacy of of the al-quds force and they understand how to fight asymmetrically, they know all the tricks of the... made the israelis are going to taste that for the first time uh very very soon, even now i don't think that they've had a full taste of it, but uh, they should go and do their homework with uh the people who fought the yemeny resistance, they should go and do their homework with the people faced hezbollah in syria, the isis agents that they released, and they should remember what hezbol did to them in south lebanon, in 2006 and 2000, in order to refresh their memories that now, 10, 15 years later, the resistance is so much stronger. has so many more allies and is also uh militarily uh capable of inflicting huge damage. uh, i don't think it's in the interest of israel to continue a war beyond certain levels, they they are dreaming of flattening gaza, the deluded people at the top of the israeli leadership right now, and the deluted mr. biden who backs every war, in fact has been part of this beginning o

possibly more than a year, probably with some help from hezbollah and certainly with help from the quds forcesrael, which was extremely effective as well as brutal and vicious. it was a killing spree, but they encountered not only much weaker defences than they expected, but also they themselves were more effective than anticipated. but they will have put in at least as much effort during that same period of months, over a year possibly, into preparing to meet the counter attacks. so they are hunkering down, they are braced, i think they are ready for the israelis. frankly, the israelis have already been surprised by what they have encountered from hamas last saturday, and they were surprised by hezbollah several times, as hezbollah developed more capabilities. so i'm not sure they know exactly what they are going to be encountering. as long as you have palestinians willing to call themselves hamas, hamas exists. and in fact, really, they have started the more serious conversations... they said that for the first couple of days, and then they shifted to saying hamas cannot be tolerated as a s

and use the sewage from the processions to irrigate them, and the news that the commander of the quds forceabout euphrates water. with the talks that took place with the iraqi government , god willing, they will lead to the project of this water pipeline, and there is a lot of hope between karraba and najaf . in this conference, representatives of processions from all over the country were honored. or hossein sound journalism and sima in a message, the chairman of the islamic council expressed his condolences on the passing of the second brigadier general mahmoud zarabi, a veteran and veteran of the air force of the islamic republic of iran. the late zarabi was one of the pilots of the holy defense era, who was present in several holy defense operations such as kamman 99 and marwarid. the late zarabi also tried to record the memories of war pilots and transfer their experiences to the new generation by setting up the iranian pilots association. these soldiers have lined up to respect their commander. phantom pilot who was in the sky since the first days of saddam's attack on iran. amir zara

that hamas is a proxy for the supreme leader in iran and irgc been around revolutionary guard in quds force has helped equip and train hamas and hezbollah in at 11 and in the northern part of israel and this is part of a long-term effort to extinguish the jewish state and to eliminate it from the map. this is not a spontaneous act. i know it's written in many of the newspapers and news media. said iran didn't know about this. well they may not have known the timing and they may not have known the scale of these attacks but there's no question they enabled them and it was their joint cause between hamas and iran to commit these atrocities against the people of israel as part of their desire to extinguish them from the face of the planet. these were carrying documents that explicitly outlined the nation's objective, kill as many individuals as possible and capture hostages. those were the orders given to the hamas. other documents included detailed plans to target elementary schools, target elementary schools in the youth center in israel and specific plans to target the most vulnerable popul

the escalation of the aggression of the zionist regime inside the occupying forces and the evacuation of the houses of the quds residents in sheikh jarrah neighborhood by force. this incident took the israeli government by surprise, but more importantly , the security institutions are ready for such a situation they were not and were surprised. firing rockets towards jerusalem was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas, and this action was carried out. israel did not think that hamas had taken such significant steps , it was very strange and really unimaginable for me. in this documentary, we open the case of the battle of the holy sword and reveal behind the scenes the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for 10 days. the war in gaza was commanded by the joint operation room of various palestinian resistance groups. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of sadad battalion hai qasam. he commanded the khananisel brigade for many years. his name is associated with the most important operation of bombe

minister amid reports in the new york times today that the head of the iran paramilitary group the quds forceth the leaders of hamas and hezbollah. there's a constant fear a new front could open up in this war if hezbollah gets involved. the group's deputy leader told a rally in lebanon today they are "fully prepared" to join the fight "when the time comes". it comes amid further exchanges of fire between israel and the shi'ite group. my colleague anna foster has more from the israeli lebanon border. loaded and ready, these winding roads are now home to thousands of soldiers. they've been sent north to reinforce the border. if a second front in this war opens up here, the outcome could be catastrophic. further escalation in the north was huge, but we know what to do. and we will. this is what we say all the time. now, if we start a war with lebanon, ultimately we still think it was a fire. each time there's an exchange of fire over the border, tensions rise. this reserve unit tell me that they are on high alert right now. there are people here from right across the country. who work in the te

. >> the com commander of quds force is now in syria, to oversee pro iranian militia thats watching borderthis is significant given white house said iran was not involved. today of democrats breaking with white house saying that iran was involved and the qatari hosting iranian officials. we will watch how that unfolds. >> many cards played, israel military reportedly found a u.s. -- with invehicle instruction how to make chemical weapons. it is something that you can shoot or launch or set and disperse, it would do cyanide poisoning, what is important, israeli intelligence traced this back, to a 2003 al qaeda manuel. that shows the intertwined network of jihadist terrorism. >> and so, this morning, cbs aired an apology, from a palestinian middle east expert after he explained that hamas terrorist attack on israel was justified. watch. >> nothing can excluse the terrorist rampage by hamas. in a world made of states and citizens stateless palestinians are unique, they have no citizenship, yet no state of their own, hamas killed israelis, israel said it is confronting human animals in gaza, p

there's a report in foreign affairs this as officials in hamas, hezbollah and iran's quds force havebeen waiting regularly in lebanon and tarrant for years. following the 20 1:21 rocket reported that hamas hezbollah and iran coordinate the fighting from a joint war room in beirut. how would you describe the relationship between hezbollah and hamas? it's hamas a junior partner. out of that work? >> they both have very strong ties with iran, and hezbollah's shane wright is mostly she, a massive sunni muslim. but they're very close ideologically and they realize if they work together, we have much more impact. it's obvious to anybody that after hezbollah got tremendous technical and capabilities with a red, plus capabilities have now been shared with hamas either directly or through iran or through third parties with the houthis in yemen. who knows how. how they do their coordination we don't know. a very secretive and they're very good at keeping secrets now. but they clearly form what they call a strategic deterrent front. they have one or two other partners in the regions like the ho

there's a report in foreign affairs which says the roof or hezbollah and quds force have been meetingin around four years, following the may 2021 rocket war between amassed and israel. the newspaper -- coordinated the fighting from a joint war room in beirut. so how would you describe the relationship between hezbollah and hamas? it's a monsoon to your partner? is a friendship of convenience? how does it work? >> they both have strong ties with iran. . hamas is sunni muslim. but they are very close ideologically, and they realize that if they work together they have much more impact. it's obvious to anybody that after hezbollah developed tremendous technical capabilities with iranian supported maybe other people, those capabilities have been now shared with a mouse. between -- or through third parties like in the game and. how do the coordination, we don't know. they are very secretive. and they are very good at keeping secrets. but they clearly form a, what they call a strategic deterrent front. and they have one or two other partners in the region like the hotties in yemen and small

the al-quds air force released pictures of drone operations in the military bases of the zionist regime in the nearby towns of the gaza strip in the context of the battle of al-aqsa. according to the al-mayadeen network, in the operations of the military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, siad explosives were used

but what we do know is that quds force trains and eequips hamas. trains and eequips hezbollah.know that iran buys these rockets for both hamas and hezbollah. and so we do know that the training and equipment is very much comes from iranian sources. whether they were part of the planning of this, we don't know but certainly the training and the operations that these terrorists conduct are informed by iranian military experts. >> bret: yeah. but when iran says publicly, one that, they support the attack, the original attack and they say if israel goes in on the ground in gaza, they will do something, how do you interpret that and what does that look like? >> well, you know, iran fires missiles, has missiles that say death to israel. vaughn no friend of israel. and the challenge we have here, bret, is we were on the precipice of a much wider and deeper abraham accords. we were trying to work with the arab world to align itself with israel and the united states on a mutual defense agreement against iran. we were trying to align economic commitments as well as commitments to support

journal"'s reporting, this whole operation against israel was green-lighted by the irgc and the quds force arms of the iranian regime which they use it to foment terrorism in the region. need to go to the iranians through a third party other directly these are american citizens. they shouldn't harm the israelis either. this just doesn't involve us but them and united states we don't take kindly to our citizens being killed which they have done already and don't take kindly to our citizens being taken hostage. that is the first step that needs to be taken, larry. larry: robert, waiting for iranian help is one thing. but what can americans do if we don't get iranian help? >> one thing we can do refreeze the six billion dollars for the last group of american hostages. like the hostages taken this time, those were dual citizens. they were iranian americans. we have israeli-americans being held. we don't care if they're dual citizens or not they're americans. we want them home. we ought to refreeze that money. tell the qataris not to give it to them. tell the iranian regime we'll be holding the

with this done by the quds force -- 1200 civilians and soldiers, operated this. this was not just some merry band of -- on the move? >> general, do you agree? >> absolutely. people talk about what was hasse's objective. from a political viewpoint, it was a disaster. they are going to destroy a good bit of their own gaza infrastructure, what is their. they have already lost probably more than 1000 killed in action inside israel, never mind the in suing ground invasion of the populated areas. it was simply an expression of sheer rage, of murderous rage. the israelis will not forget this for 1000 years, though, the people now have to find some way to defend their interests. and the option, as jeremy bash said -- there was intra units going into an area of combat, they are going to lose 30, 50% casualties during the fighting. but i think there won't be an endgame, an exit strategy, until the israelis are convinced it will not happen again. >> wage is exactly why people stateside are scared tonight. jeremy, a former hamas leader has called for a day of anger tomorrow.

and the al quds force is doing most of the orchestrating we see that in the "wall street journal" inin the "the washington post." nobody has to tell my next guest about this. dan senor, he joins us now former policy adviser to the bush administration and former pentagon adviser to u.s. command in qatar. dan has a book out right now we could dissolve that in. and that is the israeli miracle, correct? >> the genius of israel, the surprising resilience of a divided nation in turbulent world. it talks about the resilience of the israeli people. >> brian: coming thought a couple of weeks. let's talk about this right now. first off, they -- the israelis have called up roughly 300,000 reserves and they are lined up mostly outside of qatar with an eye towards and a worry towards hezbollah and lebanon. >> yeah. so, look, right now, israel has decided that it's security paradigm over the last couple decades which was military skirmishes with hamas and gaza every couple decades. it's important to remember israel left gaza in 2005. israel had been occupying gaza and unilaterally left in 2005. 20

comes out and sees and cites biweekly meetings and the biweekly meetings that took place with al quds forced hamas in beirut? one day after the attack, you wonder about the intelligence. >> bret: yeah. you know, the administration saying they can't make that connection is quite something. i think that you saw iran officials at the top, the ayatollah, others praising these attacks for a day, two days. now they are saying they were not directly behind it. i think that the money flows to hamas and hezbollah, no matter what from iran. and this is right up their alley. >> brian: so the timing of this war could not be -- does not work for anybody. it's ugly. but there is one thing that is petty clear. one thing that can make people feel better about their country is to grab your book that drops today it's called "to rescue the constitution." it is great. you gave me an excerpt. i'm on the back. it is really what george washington was asked to do a afr winning the war that's to save the country six years later. >> bret: a lot of people don't be realize how crazy it was right after the win against

report saying that 500 hamas and islamic jihad fighters took part in exercises led by tehran's quds forcel line from the if white house is they do not have direct evidence that iran was involve in the hamas take in israel. then again the president offered this warning. >> my warning to the ayatollah was that if they continue to move against those troops, we will respond. and he should be prepared. it has nothing to do with with israel. >> reporter: but this comes after at least 24 american troops have already been injured in at least 13 attacks by iran proxies in iraq and syria since october 8th. iranian leaders might feel more emboldened as under president biden he tried for a year of negotiations to get back into the iran nuclear deal. president biden, the administration relaxed oil sanctions on iran since 2019 iran has doubled the exports, adding an additional $40 billion in revenue. the president approved releasing $6 billion in frozen assets for humanitarian aid to iran in exchange for american prisoners. republicans think all of this gave iran enough hundred to sow discord in the mi

they would have come back and pounded us and pounded us for taking down the leader of the irgc quds force. they were rocked by what took place and their economy was in the tank at the time. they're flush with money now. they're aggressive because they believe that we're weak and we're not going to respond to them. all the word that we're using about how we intend to respond, we're going to take action, protect our troops, going to do this means nothing to them. >> martha: general, thank you very much. good to have you here today. we'll talk to you soon. thanks, sir. so israel defense forces as we have said claiming that they killed a hamas commander who was one of the leaders of the october 7th attacks. the idf strike says this hit in gaza. the spokesman is with us in tel aviv. first, mike tobin is in southern israel. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. the northern side of the gaza strip, which is off in the distance behind me has seen intense blood shed today. we know two israel soldiers were killed, another two were injured. meantime, the breathtaking images of devastation are coming out in the n

proxy killed an american contractor, trump responded by taking out quassem soleimani, head of the quds force of the irgc but this administration is not doing that. i think it is twofold. they don't want to risk iran saying you know what? we'll start firing missiles at fifth fleet in bahrain and bases in qatar, places like that. they're trying to keep this weird relationship with iran going, still hoping that maybe they can get them back into a nuclear deal if they can keep a lid own the pot here. if you don't call out iran for what its doing, because if you saw to them, the only thing they understand is force, you will suffer, you will pay if you keep doing this keep your nose out of it, they will continue to meddle. larry: i agree there has to be a high cost, john. last one, in your reporting in washington now, is there any hint biden would change his national security group, blinken at the state department, sullivan at the national security council, virus people inside white house? is there any hint they want the personnel change because this story didn't work out so well for them? >> noth

have the houthis of yemen, and you also have the iraq and syrian proxy militias that the former quds forceon who's willing to step the up and do what necessary and, two, they won't even come to the aid of our true allies. elizabeth: congressman, will there be hearings on what's going on with iran? >> say again, i'm sorry. elizabeth: hearings, do you think, coming up on iran? >> yes. i will definitely -- from the foreign affairs committee as well as armed services committee, we will definitely be stepping up to insure that we hold iran accountable. elizabeth: you're a great man. >> we will continue to step up and take the fight to 'em. elizabeth: you're a great man. thank you for serving america. >> thank you. elizabeth: come back soon. >> god bless. elizabeth: tomorrow we've got ways and means chair jason smith, the one and only congressman dusty johnson and gop separatist ford o'connell. thank you so much for watching, dear viewer. i'm liz mac don, thanks for watching us again. now it's time for "the bottom line," dagen and sean, good to see you guys. dagen: thank you, e-mac. elizabeth: s

, leaders of hamas and the palestinian islamic jihad were in tehran for meetings with khomeini, quds force iranian officials. and iran's foreign minister, hossein amir-abdollahian, visited beirut, for amongst other reasons, to coordinate amongst palestinian factions. and according to state media, he met with officials and senior leaders of the pij, hamas, and hezbollah, underscoring to them the priority of unity and the imperativeness of expanding the fight from gaza to the west bank. also, hamas ' representative in lebanon most recently was here in iran. now, iran's foreign ministry says that it wasn't involved in those attacks. yet a spokesperson from hamas told, in an interview said that he had received support from iran. four days before hamas started its assault, iran's supreme leader ali khamenei posted a message on x, saying that israel was a cancerous regime, that it's coming to that. look, the bottom line here, for decades, iran has set up its proxies for just this reason, so they can be a thorn in israel's side, and without the fight coming onto iranian soil. today a massive bill

proof yet, i will have it but this was orchestrated by the iranian revolutionary guard through the quds force commander through beirut and tehran, etc., in order to derail progress towards an israeli-saudi normalization. the iranians perceive the move in this direction as a direct, serious threat. they did not want to take it. now, hamas, i have known him since his days in prison, the leader of hamas in gaza. many conversations with him in prison. he didn't want to have a fight in israel on his own. my assumption, i will have evidence later on i'm sure, was that the iranians and hezbollah were saying to him, through the people they were talking to in beirut, in case the knife is at your throat, in case the israeli army invades gaza forcefully, there will be activation of a lebanese front and to a lesser extent, syrian front because we see movements that they are getting ready to send rockets their, probably try to have rockets already. the lebanese front will have every day, rockets. today, 15. we have attempts by a squad to penetrate into israel. what is israel doing? i think what they are d

thought that on the issue of iran their involvement here, the iranian revolutionary guard, the quds forcesheir eyeballs in the plotting and the planning and the scheming of this attack, some reports saying going back as far as two years. why isn't he holding iran's feet to the fire? you know, right now if you look at the situation in israel in particular, not only are they facing a two-front war -- and that is hezbollah in the north at lebanon but also, obviously, gaza in the south and the close proximity to israeli communities and towns. and i've been there on these border towns. these are towns where children play in underground bunkers because it only takes 13 seconds from the moment a rocket is fired to land into one of these border cities. and as i look at the security challenges that israel is facing here, i don't think israel has much of a choice but to go in and prevent this area of gaza a from ever again being a, being a launching pad to attack these israeli cities. and here's the really scary picture tonight to me, and i wish he addressed it, and that is not only will israel poss

an hour before the announcement, the quds and qassam forces, in a joint operation , targeted the gathering of vehicles and artillery systems of the zionist regime in mordkhai settlement. battalion quds also announced that the resistance forces took stones in the settlements of kafr saadeh and kafrazah sadiiroud and confronted the zionists' attack on these settlements. but on the other hand, al-manar network tells about the heavy attacks of the zionist regime's planes on different areas of the gaza strip. the palestinian information office announced that since the beginning of the occupation regime's attack, about 20 thousand palestinians have gone to 20 shelters in different areas of the gaza strip. palestinian sources say that the number of zionist attacks on the gaza strip has increased to 370 people and more than 220 injured. occupiers except destruction mosques and residential areas even set fire to a number of palestinian fishermen's boats with the air attack on the gaza port. however, with the inability of the occupying regime to stop the movement of resistance, it has been reported

one thing that the iranians have done, particularly through the irgc quds force, that's the iranian revolutionaryholy or jerusalem . and of course, they jerusalem. and of course, they want to destroy the israeli state. is that they seek plausible deniability. so the way they're doing this is by using front groups or proxy groups hoping to weaken the resolve of the british government or whatever , and to government or whatever, and to also use agents of influence that would be groups or subgroup who don't necessarily know that they might have been be being played by the iranians. and we know this in a longer term sense because some of the physical stuff they've done alongside those 15 plots, i mentioned was a plot about 12 years ago in washington to kill the saudi arabian ambassador. and for that, they used a naturalised us citizen who also had an iranian passport. but he was indicted along with a quds force member who they couldn't get because he was in iran . now there's a large was in iran. now there's a large iranian diaspora in the uk, most of them absolute hate. the iranians post. the 79 rev

quds. this missile attack is a response to the escalation of violence. the occupying forces the evacuation of the houses of the people of quds in the neighborhood of sheikh jarrah by force. this incident took the israeli government by surprise, but the more important thing was that the security institutions were not prepared for such a situation and were taken by surprise. the israeli military understood the motives of hamas and this action was carried out. i did not think that israel would take such significant steps. very strange and really different for me it was conceivable. in this documentary, we open the case of the battle of the sword of quds and reveal behind the scenes the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a day-long military war, a war in which the joint operation room of various palestinian resistance groups was in command in gaza. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of sadad's qassam battalions. he commanded khanel brigade for many years. his name is associated with the most important operations of bombed tunnels. israel took him

idea, we have no proof or any word that iran has anything to do with this when it turns out the al quds forceding meeting in beirut with hezbollah and hamas who really don't like each other sunnies and she a and they are meeting in beirut. you wonder this is happening over a series of weeks. some say april, some say august. at which time they plot and plan. they have hang gliders five different points of attack. pickup trucks, blow open the wall and come in and take over bases something that needs to have been rehearsed but there is no proof that it has been reinvestigatorsed before. you just wonder and here in america we could probably relate to this. if the distraction of their civic unrest in all the protests in the west bank had them focusing more in the west bank it means some in israel because of the judicial maneuvers they were just resign from the merlt distraction moves off gaza great opportunity to do something. >> ainsley: the stories were just horrific. we all heard interviews with husbands or with family members. a dad this morning i heard an interview, is he missing his daughter

surprising the occupying forces and evacuating the houses of quds residents in sheikh jarrah neighborhoodforce. this is the government it caught israel by surprise, but more importantly , the security institutions were not prepared for such a situation and were caught by surprise. firing rockets towards jerusalem was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas, and this action was carried out. i did not think that israel would take such significant steps. it was very strange and really unimaginable for me. in this document, the battle case. we open quds and reveal behind the curtain the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for 10 days. he commanded the palestinian resistance. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of sadad's qassam battalions. he commanded the khananisel brigade for many years. his name is associated with the most important operation of bombed tunnels. israel accuses him of having field supervision in the operation to capture glad shalit and holding him until the exc

quds. the sound of the danger siren was very, very loud, and the attack by non -occupation forces and the evacuation of the houses of the residents of quds in the neighborhood of sheikh jarrah by force. this is the story of the government it caught israel by surprise, but what was more important was that the security institutions were not prepared for such a situation and were surprised. the missile towards qutb was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas, and this action was carried out. i didn't think israel would take such significant steps , it was very strange and really unimaginable for me. in this case, we open the battle of the holy sword and reveal behind the curtain the first attack in this battle , which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for 10 days . it was commanded by a palestinian. mohammad sanwar is one of the prominent commanders of sadad's qassam battalions. he commanded the khananisel brigade for many years . his name is associated with the most important operation of bombed tunnels. israel accuses him of having fi