what i am saying is the obsessive focus on moralism, democracy is good, saddam hussein is bad. america is good, tyranny bad. that is no way to run a foreign policy because then you end up with people waving their fingers on the floor of the united states house of representatives even though they have walked their country into a disaster. i is a -- i say this has a proud republican. it is perhaps the most shameful period in the republican party's history of the last 40 years that we supported george w. bush and the prosecution of that military conflict. my excuse is i was a high school senior. what is the excuse of many people that were in this chamber or in the house of representatives at the time that are now singing the exact same song when it comes to ukraine? have we learned nothing? have we updated nothing about our mental thinking, about the standard that we apply for when we should get involved in military conflicts? have we learned nothing about how precarious and sprecious u.. life is and we should be more careful about protecting it. back then in 2003 we he had an ant

our only goal is to resist aggression, which was initiated by saddam hussein.am's regime hides military equipment in or near mosques, hospitals, residential buildings, and also has a history of using civilians as human counting. that's why, he said, our nation and the world must not allow it to happen." unfortunately, my country has a long history of criminal aggression, dating back to world war ii. then there was north korea, then iraq, afghanistan, where we came after the russians. it continues. until now. if we want peace on earth, we must prevent the invasion of weaker countries by powerful countries, as well as the execution of local political leaders. the official announced reasons are the establishment of a regime of freedom and democracy. how much demand does democracy become when a country, for example libya, pays for it with the lives of more than 300 thousand people, which is almost 10% of the total population of libya. there are 3,000 killed citizens, there is a murdered muammar gaddafi, but there is neither freedom nor democracy. libyan tribes now

and democracy in iraq began with tens of thousands of civilian casualties and the execution of saddam husseinand then the americans got their hands on what they were for... they attacked a sovereign state, its black gold, but it turned out that they divided up iraqi oil before they overthrew sadam. the fact that the united states had plans for iraqi oil even before the start of invasion, the press began to write actively just a year after the bloody events. iraqi-american fallah al-jaberi told journalist greg pelast in 2004 that a few weeks before bush took office. a closed meeting was held at the white house to which iraqi immigrants were invited. such meetings with the participation of iranian specialists became regular and were joined by representatives of american energy companies. having secured the support of officials from the ministry foreign affairs, they began to develop the idea that in post-war iraq the oil industry should come under the control of a single state-owned enterprise that would award contracts primarily. american companies, that is, washington's complete privatization

well, we tried very hard to put saddam hussein on the side of saddam hussein and stand up to americae tact that his highness having leadership and armed forces, we did not enter, and our lack of entry caused a government to be formed in iraq aligned with the islamic republic of iran, our enemy, who was saddam. our main enemy, which was the united states , got involved in a 20-year long war in the region that cost 7 trillion dollars. so we won a victory without a war we brought my third and fourth war was with the first taliban and the second with the taliban when they tried again to engage us in a war with the taliban, which fortunately did not happen and we are now living side by side with the taliban without any conflict without any cost. taliban in the country anyway. it is established itself and has not posed a security challenge or security threat to the islamic republic of iran and has not created any costs for us. the fifth war was the war between azerbaijan and armenia, which again tried to bring us into this war. alhamdulillah again with tact and authority and rationality in

second, the persian gulf, well, we tried very hard to put saddam hussein on the side of saddam husseinn front of america . along with the islamic republic of iran, our enemy, who was saddam, was destroyed, and our main enemy, which was the united states , got involved in a 20-year long war in the region, which cost 7 trillion dollars. so we won a victory without a fight. my third and fourth war was with the first taliban and the second with the taliban fortunately, this did not happen and we are now living side by side with the taliban without any conflict and without any cost. in any case, the taliban is based in its own country and has not posed a security challenge or security threat to the islamic republic of iran and has not created any costs for us. the fifth war was the war between azerbaijan and armenia, which again tried to bring us into this war. alhamdulillah, again, with the tact , authority and rationality that existed in the relevant forces and at the head of the supreme command, well , we did not enter this war and we did something more. from what it was before , you are

experienced what the west does to the non-western world, when your governments were supporting saddam hussein, when your governments were arming him in the 1980s before you turned against him, you your governments gave him chemical weapons, i survived two of those chemical weapons attacks, i survived both mustard. and i survived nerve agents that were provided by western government to saddam hussein and many people did not survive. the intentions of western regimes are not benign, you and your governments have done nothing but ruin and destruction for our part of the world and for much of the rest of the world, and now because of the mess that you've created across the board, you're now ruining the lives of your own people okay? just for the record, i was the editor of the daily mirror which led the uk media campaign against the iraq war - this was so so i know i know what you're saying, i'm just saying that i did that and uh so your assessment of what i think about what has happened, i was, i was at the anti-war protest in london at that time actually so i know what you did, we were probably

the dispute begin after the fall of saddam hussein in 2003 and has worse. and in recent years, as a model, the number of fishing boats has dropped from really full 1000 to only a few 100. hundreds of fishermen have quit and no official has bothered to come and ask about the problems with facing the land border between iraq and kuwait was deem located by the united nations in 1993 by the amount of time boundaries remain unresolved. and with them, the future of many fishermen would have to do, i just eat on a bus at all, southern iraq. but as often they told me the price of moments you can find much more information on our website. is there a dot com? the news continues to witness the news from i'll just on the go and meet tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think? is it the uh huh . that the limited the damage at the bottom it's all been on the nevada general. come see me, did

way in which though it can be crisis averted in a diplomatic way compared to what we saw with saddam hussein think. while israel is determining what the response will be, i don't think it will be immediate that it will give some time perhaps to create some time perhaps to create some kind of — like i said, the bill medically but eventually, turning back to the saddam hussein playbook, a military showdown in the end. it took a showdown in the end. it took a show of force. ii showdown in the end. it took a show of force.— show of force. if we take a look of the _ show of force. if we take a look of the events - show of force. if we take a i look of the events unfolding, we know that tomorrow, they will be a meeting of the united nations security council in new york, something that israel itself had requested, we understand will be taking place around 4pm local time, eastern time in the united states. can that exert any pressure? absolutely, it will take so pressure by determinative, i don't think so. there will be a response, israel, they have no choice, is not in the playbook not to respond,

it is before we and they did a rack and he said, quote, there was no question whatsoever that saddam hussein is seeking and is working. and as advancing towards the development of nuclear. ready weapons, he then went on to say he was hiding nuclear facilities underground. we now notice was a lie. one that many us service members, an innocent iraqis paid the price for danielle, who in that same congressional hearing goes on to say, obviously we'd like to see regime change, at least i would in a ran. the question now is, what is the best way to proceed? it's not a question of whether you'd like to see if we can change and around, but how to achieve it. so my 2 questions for you are one, how can we trust somebody who go to our country into or interact based on false sites and to given this weekend's advance? why are we confident he won't do the same thing with a rand given he's been calling for us to an accurate name change in that country for 20 years? i'm sure i fully understand your question. so that's not discussed. this with the grades and reporting liam called square of himself. thanks fo

you believe in saddam hussein should be allowed to continue to you have no love for these innocent iraqi people. you don't believe in america. the same exact arguments are being applied today. that you are a fan of vladimir putin if you don't like our ukraine policy. or you are a fan of some terrible tyrannical idea because you think maybe america just on the border of its own country than on someone else's. for fever, this inability for us to process what is going on in our world to make rational decisions is the scariest part of this entire debate. you see people who serve their country, who have been advocating for good public policy agree or disagree with them for their entire careers smeared as agents of a foreign government simply because they don't like what we are doing in ukraine. that is not good faith debate. that is slander should it is the type of slander that is going to lead us to make a worse and worse decisions. it should make us all feel pretty weird. when you see your fellow americans making an argument and the response to that argument is not here is why you are wrong

an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's oppression of himself and others كل ما عندي امر لله's start slowly, but strongly and solidarity with the palestine and israel is one of the worst things that has happened or zionism is one of the worst things that has happened to the jewish people." "the my experience, it really, really wasn't until the 80's that i was able to open my heart enough to see truly what israel and zionism had done and was doing and continue to do. i did not grow up as an anti-zionist, which is what i am today. i grew up as a zionist in a very zionist." family that identified judaism with zionism,

since the fall of saddam hussein in 2003, iran has - countries. iraqi state, puncture's iraq society and social institutions. it is highly likely did not even tip off iraq or even ask the permission of iraq or even ask the permission of iraq given the fact iraq has not fired a alleged missiles in 2022 and evenin fired a alleged missiles in 2022 and even in 2024 —— has fired. this was not iran is seeking permission but going ahead in general. iran does have this kind of relationship with baghdad. it does tend to throw its weight around quite a bit. figs baghdad. it does tend to throw its weight around quite a bit.- weight around quite a bit. as we have seen _ weight around quite a bit. as we have seen in _ weight around quite a bit. as we have seen in the _ weight around quite a bit. as we have seen in the red _ weight around quite a bit. as we have seen in the red sea - weight around quite a bit. as we have seen in the red sea and i weight around quite a bit. as we | have seen in the red sea and the attacks of the huth the revels, of course they ar

قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات man who recounts saddam hussein's oppression of himself and others.ns have been found in gaza's al shifa hospital after israeli forces withdrew from the barricaded medical complex. israel forces call a palestinin man over a stabbing attack that left three settlers seriously injured. in the southern part of the occupied territories, also the headlines turkey's president conceeds local election setback, calls poll results turning point for his ruling justice and development party.

i want to remind you that under saddam hussein , there were anti-iranian groups of these mujahideen ande territory of iraq, who carried out terrorist attacks against iran. iran has solved this problem. syrian government, i think. concluded through the mediation of china, no one could even come close, the attempt to pit iran against pakistan completely failed, that is, about some kind of superiority of the west here, well , only their very notorious propagandists can talk, and even then not for long, because it is obvious that not only from the point of view of technology, but also of diplomatic art, iran is showing simply miracles, excuse the taftology of technology in this case, in implementing its strategy in the region and even wider. an amazing fact, of course, is evidence that they do not want to accept the new world that is coming, where russia will be, where china will be, where iran will be, where india will be, where there will be other states making decisions independently, in fact, there is a struggle for this, in this regard it happens, you know , this effect when some fool

this is the 1st time in 33 years that a another state. 1991 was saddam hussein was 43 starting this was that these are so i think there will be in is or is really response. but the reality is, i think your, your report covered several baskets, the timing of this, the scale of it, the intensity of a, i think it's almost impossible to predict and you pointed out quite correctly that it's conceivable that the response will be cover. um, i suspect it will be over, but um, uh, and most likely i would think against conventional military facilities, the rice, i'm so all we've asked for in i'm inevitable upward spiral of tensions from this point or does at some stage to do, does each side appear over the, the vague at the, the edge and look into the business side. all right, that's it, that's enough. well, i mean, i would say to you, really, even if you get through this a recurring phase, which is really quite extraordinary. the strategic competition between israel and erotic stock, or the n a none of the problems that fuel this relationship runs efforts to push us military out of the region af

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what does latin america and the mausale have to do with it, iranians always were patient when saddam husseined iran, he repeatedly bombed iranian cities and civilian targets, iran refrained from doing the same, but when... it became clear that the world was indifferent observes and does nothing, iran began to demonstrate its response capabilities, even then residents of iraqi cities warned 24 hours in advance that there would be an attack, that is, retaliatory strikes on cities by iran began two years after the start of the campaign, the delay was intended to show everyone who is the aggressor and who is violating international law, or the conflict that we have with the united states, the united states, for example, confiscated iranian tankers, and iran began to respond. was in persia to oversee the implementation peace treaty and payment of indemnity to russia. griboyedov was identified only by the scar on his little finger, received in a duel. in the summer of 1900 in beijing, as a result of the boxer rebellion and hetuania, a movement against foreign interference in the economy, politics

seemed like he was partly their man, who came to power with their help after the overthrow of saddam husseinthey did not provide help, they did not provide assistance, then nuri al-maliki began to call moscow. he started calling president putin for help, logistical, specifically military, support was provided, although not so large, but it was timely and fast, now these strikes that the americans are inflicting on iran and its allies will inevitably lead to the strengthening of such groups as the banned islamic state group, un reports indicate what this group has at its disposal. representatives of the former afghan security services say that this group received a large tranche of one and a half million dollars last fall up to 2 million dollars, but if the americans , their allies in the region continue their current line, they will strengthen it even more. fyodor mikhailov dostoevsky, it was as if he foresaw that in the 21st century a layer of people would appear who are called foreign agents and whom he described in the person of his hero pavel smerdyakov. friday is the birthday of the for

no right to put the country's defense situation in such a way that an unsupplied person like saddam hussein can rain down on the city of tehran. a rocket will hit and the plane will fly in the sky of tehran. today, our defense power is such that our enemies are forced to take iran's capabilities into account in their calculations. is the missile of the islamic republic able to shoot down the american aggressor bird that has come to the sky of iran, or when iranian missiles can destroy the ain al-asaud base like that? knock precision targeting missiles, whether ballistic missiles or cruise missiles. this is a woman's point. it means, for example , we hit a place at a distance of 10 meters by 5 meters. i saw a lot of rockets, i saw hundreds of cruise missiles , i saw the leaders, i saw others, and we remit after remit. but allah, in the true sense , i saw rama here with my own eyes with 100% accuracy. gang of 100 at that time, the enemy is forced to count on this country's power and this country's ability in his calculations regarding his military decisions. so the missile is a source of secu

british government has learned to saddam hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium fromn >> refuting those 16 words >> cause the white as to retreat from the statement faster than you could say freedom fries. >> no one. now what we did not know at the time of the state of the union and the president in retrospect, were not have included that remark in the state of the union speech, as you know, can expect the president to know every detail about every phrase and such a long, complex address unless of course, you go to the most, unlike if courses, the white house's own website, which displays a picture of the president, quote reviewing the state of the union address line by line and bored by word behind the scenes, vice president cheney strongly opposed the white house taking it back the british after all, were standing by their intelligence. >> your husband, he made his point the white house conceded his point. the don. >> that's right. >> except it wasn't the bush team could have dropped this right then and there but they didn't where were you when the robert novak colu

عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's

the country's leader, saddam hussein, was executed by hanging, and the remnants of the iraqi army formedbarbaric islamic caliphate. 2011 anglo-french aggression in libya with the support of the united states and nato, the ruin of the country, the murder of its leader muammar gaddafi, the collapse of the country, a civil war with the provocation of the slave trade and hundreds of thousands of refugees, the destabilization of north africa in the sakha belt. in 2014, the us and allies. overthrow of the legitimate government of bashar al-assad. if it weren’t for russia’s intervention at the last moment, the black flag of the barbaric caliphate would have fluttered over damascus long ago. finally, ukraine. the entire nato bloc is fighting in tension with russia in ukraine. in money to support the nazi bandera regime almost 200 million dollars have already been spent. all intelligence. from nato, such as planning operations, all missile guidance against nato air, sea and ground targets, training of ukrainian nationalist troops and their nato training. and who even doubts that the control of wa

let an incompetent person like saddam hussein rain down on the city of tehran. rocket let the nige 25 aircraft move in the sky of tehran and take nothing from it. today, our defense power is such that our enemies are forced to take iran's capabilities into account in their calculations. when the iranian missiles can hit the base of al-asaw like that, the precision- pointing missiles, whether ballistic missiles or cruise missiles, are pinpointing, which means, for example , we hit a place at a distance of 10 meters by 5 meters. i was a rocket of different rains. hundreds of children i saw hai, i saw friends, i saw others. in the real sense, i saw it here with my own eyes. with accuracy, one hundred percent, one hundred percent. at that time, the enemy is forced to make his own calculations and decisions. the military itself should count on this power of the country, on this ability of the country, so the missile is a source of security, it is a strong point , you see, it focuses on the enemy , it focuses on the issue of missiles, unfortunately, some people are also arguing with the ene

an exclusive contract. it is cheney who speaks out about the need to overthrow the regime of saddam husseinterestingly, with the loudest statements , for 5 years he led the world's second largest company, manufacturer of service equipment for the oil industry , haliburton, and george bush's close ties with this business are well known, even election campaign of the current president... iraq is a victim of america's oil lobby, and the defense of the ideals of freedom and democracy is simply a smokescreen. to rob shamelessly is the main goal. an important point is that money flows into the wallets of american bigwigs, not only iraqi, but also federal. the american government admits that the war cost the budget almost 2 trillion dollars; for the pentagon and officials this is a net profit. to this must be added the approximately $59 billion spent by the state department and usit on iraq and syria for the development of democracy, reconstruction, training removal of unexploded mines, bomb shells, and then there are the costs of demining, plus the costs of restoring iraq are not taken into accou

para entender el contexto que puede llegar a pasar en las prÓximas horas, en aquel entonces, saddam hussein frenado esta respuesta israelÍ para evitar consecuencias mayores, israel ayer hizo un balance de los daÑos, dijo que fueron mÍnimos con los pocos drones y misiles que han logrado impactar en territorio de este paÍs. han causado daÑos menores en sus instalaciones, y una persona herida que siempre debate entre la vida de la muerte, se trata de una niÑa de 7 aÑos que vive en el sur de israel, y forma parte de una familia beduina que viven en poblaciones que este gobierno consideran ilegales, por lo tanto no tienen alarma al que les advierte un ataque aÉreo, y el gobierno de israel los quieren desalojar de ahÍ, constantemente tiran abajo sus viviendas, es la Única personalidad que ha reconocido israel, y habrÁ que ver si se conocen mÁs daÑos en y vÍctimas. carolina: gracias. borja: . esperemos que la diplomacia triunfe ante tantas armas y tanta guerra. cambiamos el tema, se vuelve viral entre los jÓvenes una peligrosa tendencia en tiktok que podrÍan causar alucinaciones y hasta un infarto

they perceive war as their own they call it their own. who didn’t like it, except saddam hussein himselfot what we’re talking about, here on the t-shirt of your colleague, who is standing there opposite me, is a portrait of chagiwara, look how beautiful he looks, this is the most prominent representative of the theory of export of the socialist revolution. you and i are not going to export the capitalist democratic revolution. if we only allow ourselves to do this, the world will be on a very dangerous slippery slope of an endless series of military conflicts. this now, in the twenty-fourth year, the world seems to have become accustomed to the crazy terrorist attacks breaking out here and there in armed clashes. in an interview recorded more than 20 years ago, the russian president is asked what, in his opinion, the american invasion of iraq could lead to if washington goes ahead with it. it would radicalize. the islamic world would cause a new wave of terrorist attacks, of course, this could lead to negative consequences in the region, to an increase in the terrorist threat, but this i

عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات. an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's قضاء حاجه تتوجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم الامام ابو الحسن موسى علي بن موسى الرضا let's hear abu taher's story together. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news, bodies of members of a us space aid group killed in an israeli air strike and been transported out of the gaza strip. ambulances carrying bodies left the besieg territory through the rafa border crossing. the dual us canadian national, a palestinian, three britains and australian and a pole were identified by the world central kitchen as those killed in the strike. the ngo says aid workers were traveling in a deconflicted zone after coordinating their exact movements with the israeli regime. israeli taca has met international outrage with some world leaders condemming it. hamas has slamed the attack, which it says aims to terrorize aid workers, it at regime. means to disrupt humanitarian operations by pursuing a policy of systematic killings. well the un secretary generals denounced as unconstionable the israely

iranians have always been patient when saddam hussein invaded iran, he repeatedly bombed iranian citiesn targets. iran refrained from doing the same, but when it became clear that the world was watching and doing nothing, iran began to demonstrate its ability to respond. even then, residents of iraqi cities warned 24 hours in advance that there would be an attack, that is, retaliatory strikes on cities from iran. began about two years after the start of the campaign, the delay was intended to show everyone who is the aggressor and who is violating international law, or the conflict that we have with the united states. the united states, for example, confiscated iranian tankers, and iran began to respond only after a long pause, then the retaliation was decisive. on february 11, 1829, a crowd of persian islamist fanatics broke into the russian embassy building in tehran. staff the diplomatic mission, despite the numerical superiority of the attackers, accepted the battle. 37 employees were killed, including the russian ambassador, poet and playwright, alexander griboyedov. he arrived in

عراقي في ايام صدام حسين له قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein'smia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river end up the way the tigris and the euphretes did? the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of a... cold water. yeah. خلي بتاع البلاجه اوعى اوعى وجهك اوعى ظهركتك bismillahirrahmanirrahim. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. these children are victims of a war that ended over half a century ago, mines and explosive remnance of war are the cursed inheritance left to them by war.

عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's قضاء حاجه. welcome back everyone you watching press tv world's news now our gaza correspondent us early. and says another tough night for palestinians in central gaza has uh been unfolding as israel's intensified as air strikes against dir abalah and several other areas have listen yes actually the israely war planes intensified their strikes and attacks against their balah city particularly over the last couple of moments at least for palestinian residential buildings were targeted and destroyed by those relentless - strikes, in addition to that, the israeli artillery maintain shelling the eastern parts of the city, while in the when it comes to anosarati fuji camp and the northern part of anos fuji camp, it was also hit. by more israeli air strikes, another residential building was destroyed over the last moments in addition to the israeli artillery that was maintained against the northern part of that refugee camp, particularly a zahra neighborhood, while arburge refugee camp in th

لكل عراقي في ايام صدام حسين له قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها. an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein's اهل البيت ومنهم الامام ابو الحسن. let's hear abu taher's story together. now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at - hello and welcome, just few hours ago the iranian consulate in damascus came under a... missile attack and it was completely raised to the ground, so far what we know is that at least five people, three of them iranians have been killed in this attack, and according to the...

. >> when i read a tweet by former us policed envoy dennis ross, he said, quote, in 1991, saddam hussein of iraq hit israel with scud missiles and the us said, don't play into his hands by turning the world against saddam into an aerobe israel war. and now some will say, don't play into yahya sinwar is hands. that's the head of hamas with a response that creates a regional war instead of finishing the war in gaza unquote, i guess the point he's making there is that saddam was trying to bait israel into an overreaction, but israel didn't take the bait in 1991 do you agree with that? analogy >> that i don't in that analogy, the world was fighting actively fighting saddam hussein it really wasn't not a more about his real are in this case around deliberately shot these 300 missiles towards israel. and i'd ask any of your listeners and watchers right now, what would america do it for someone shot 300 cruise missile, ballistic missiles, and drones on american soil even if you intercept that the most of them, i would america respond? and i think that's exactly what we need to. all. >> right. e

when the americans wanted to carry out an operation against the afghanistan taliban or saddam hussein's iraq , a day before, it was somehow known in the atmosphere of public opinion. they had given it in the same way that iran had informed the neighboring countries. this issue is to prevent the group from being surprised . this is a sign of an action based on iran's power. well, an actor who has this power and can test its capabilities is normal. it has to continue these capabilities for its own survival , so when the israelis did the action, it was natural for iran to use a more severe action. this is the reason why they formed the war cabinet so that they can point out that we are in a state of war. while war has its own definition in international relations, they are related to gaza. and the people of gaza have a violent act that, according to dr. khorramshad , they play a role in an atmosphere of widespread genocide of the palestinians. in relation to iran, we do not claim at all that our action is based on a type of war , which iran's action is a punitive action, so to speak, in th

لكل عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها. an iraqi businessman who recounts saddam hussein'sthis is for palestine. this is for the child that is searching for renal. this is not just a war of stolen land. why do you think little boys are going stones attanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead? they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in their bed. israel is a terror state, the terrorists that terrorize. how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be annihilated. this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try. hello, i'm...

an iraki businessman who recounts saddam hussein. welcome back to the news here on press tv.ed damages of around $18.5 billion to gaza's critical infrastructure. the report says the structural damage caused by the israeli carpet bombing of gaza has affected every sector of the palestinian territory's economy. the damages are equivalent to 97% of the combined gdp of the west bank and gaza in 2022. the report covers only the first four months of the israely genocide in gaza and embodies some aspects of the beseed strips humanitarian crisis as well. it has found out that more than half of the territory's population is on the brink of famon. at least 32,975 palestinians. mostly women and children have been killed since israel began this war early october. in our news tv program we have discussed the brutal israeli air strike a vehicle that was carrying international aid workers from a us-based charity in the gaza strep. the attack that killed seven eight workers has already sparked global condemnations. let's take a listen to what our guests had to say on the israeli brutalities.

consider when the americans wanted to carry out an operation against taliban afghanistan or saddam hussein's iraq. a day before, the body had somehow informed the public opinion in the same way that iran had informed the neighboring countries. this is a sign of an action based on iran's power so that the group will not be taken by surprise. well, acting who has the power to do so. it is natural for it to test its capabilities. it is natural that it must continue these capabilities for its own survival, so when the israelis did the action, it was natural that iran would use a more severe action. some groups that are against netanyahu you know that the israeli cabinet is a cabinet in... that is why they formed a war cabinet so that they can point out that we are in a state of war , while war has its own definition in international relations. in relation to gaza and the people of gaza according to dr. khorramshad, they have a violent act in an atmosphere of genocide. the palestinians play a role . well, in relation to iran, we do not claim at all that our action is based on a type of war that i

republic has no right to put the country's defense situation in such a way that a person like saddam hussein can be found in tehran. let it rain missiles, let the nige 25 aircraft fly over the sky of tehran, and it will not miss a thing. let them take into account that the missile of the islamic republic can shoot down the american aggressor bird that came in the sky of iran, or that when the missiles of its own military decisions count on this country's power and this country's ability, then the missile is a source of security, it is a strong point. look at this. the enemy is concentrating on the missile issue, unfortunately, some people are also arguing with the enemy inside , what is the use of this sir. be careful, be careful, reduce the fact that if we hit you one day, you will not be able to answer us, no iranian is zealous and intelligently discussing religion and revolution, and this is not iranian. let him deal with his own strengths with the other party . see about: what kind of controversy do missile issues cause in a world where iran has missiles, iran has accurate missiles, yes,

saddam hussein's oppression of himself and others.رج اوعى iraq, pakistan, aman, qatar, the uae, saudi arabia, cuba, venezuela, china and russia have all slamed the israeli air strike on iran's embassy in damascus, syria, yet the so-called flight bearers. of international law and conventions in the west have kept mum about israel's blatant violation of international law. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has vowed that iran will make the occupation regime regret it's deadly air strike on the iran and

يعني لكل عراقي في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلد. businessman who recounts saddam hussein'sو قضاء حاجه تتوجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم let's hear abu taher's story together. ان اكون مخلصا للوطن ومقدساته. welcome to spotlight, the gaza genocide is uh closing and on six months now as the israeli attacks continue all across the bessieg territory. causing more deaths and destruction. during three weeks of siege on the al-shifa hospital, israeli forces have killed hundreds of civilians in and around the medical facility. iof troops still attack hospitals in

the first state to strike israel since saddam hussein launched 43 scuds in 1991, sources of tension betweensrael and iran, they can do far more damage to israel right now than iran. takes hours for drones and cruise missiles to travel 1000 miles. they have an inventory of high trajectory weapons of different ranges. watching four to 5000 rockets per day, that will be a source of tension, not resolved. there are militias that continue sporadically to attack. and we have the chokeholds that the houthis are able to impose, forcing traffic to the supply chain. even if we manage this, this will hang over the heads of the international community for a long time. annabelle: given that the attack was so calibrated, do you think they can claim this to be a success of sorts? aaron: they are drumming up the notion that they have struck zionist entities. these are all orchestrated. iranians suffered a tactical defeat. 99% of these missiles, the vast majority never even reached israeli territory, but iran has has full up and a nuclear weapons threshold state. all the elements required to weaponize, so i

according to the records, leonid kuchma authorized the supply of kolchug radars to saddam hussein's iraqiime. the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine denied this information, but it exploded the scandal, which was called "kolchuzhny". leonid kuchma found himself in total international isolation. it was actually a continuation and a very logical and very... from the point of view of moscow , a reasonable continuation of the discrediting of kuchma, why? well, in order to completely take him, so to speak, under informational, political and any other siege, well, and then do not forget tuzla, there was a very, very logical, again, logical step after all this, when, when it would be necessary for kuchma, in fact, to be covered from all sides. gave in leonid kuchma without came to prague in 2002 by invitation. the organizers of the summit were confused. they didn't want to put him between british prime minister tony blair and us president george bush. although according to the protocol, the names of their countries in english begin with the letter y, as well as ukraine. then they decide to s

the dispute would begin after the fall of saddam hussein in 2003 and has worse and, and reason to use that as a model, the number of fishing boats has dropped from nearly 4000 to only a few 100. hundreds of fishermen have quit and no official has bothered to come and ask about the problems with facing the land border between iraq and wage was deem located by the united nations in 1993. but the amount of time boundaries remain unresolved. and with them, the future of many, fisher mean. what do i just get on a bus at all? southern iraq. one more story before we go. mount etna is captivating. visitors to solve them is today with a display of will kind of can voice text rings. the natural phenomena and because when there is a rapid release of vapors and gases that is shaped by the crate of the volcano, mount aetna in sicily, and it's moved voltage swings than any of them. okay. that's it for me. the so she is only from the rwandan genocide, the same as remembrance will bone in honor of the of 800000 lives to perish with mess. grace still being from a many ruined and still displaced to rec

we didn't get rid of saddam hussein after desert storm in for the next decade. we uh, embarked on policies of regime change using united nations sanctions to strangle saddam until we could build up a case for war for missed on a lie that got us involved in a conflict in 2003, a couple on that. the global war on terror. 911, f ganna. stan, i'll tell you what we don't know why we're in the middle. sort of wrapped in this, in this legacy we, we were there. but the target keep moving and now we're, we're stuck. we, we can't articulate any reasonable premise for having troops in syria. right? we're sustaining them. ok, presents direct. well, scott and i wondering chrome, yes. and this is let's go back to what you said wasn't really sold to the american people. that the reason why we were sending our troops over there originally was for oil. i mean, i can understand it for national security. i can understand it for, to fight the war on terrorism. tech. vietnam was to fight this threat of communism . was it really sold to the american people and did they understand that

because you can simply take such a historical example, when the usa fought against the regime of saddam hussein , 600 attacks were spent there, and that was only for one category of whole, command command posts of the iraqi army, that is, it is easy for us to have some tangible effect, well, there are a thousand yes. at the storage bases of the us army, but we need them all, no less, well , of course, they will not give us all the attacks, that is why it is such an unpleasant story, if they gave us less than what we need, everything is even, but if we combine it all, i have i mean, when will we get new ammunition for the hymars, now the british are giving a big package, there is a shadow storm, and the shadow storm should be a plus for attacks, it's all comprehensive, is it enough, for example, for... carrying out such operations as the deoccupation of crimea? i think there might be enough to derail plans for the russians to advance, because if we continue this historical parallel with 2003, well, in addition to the sokamats, the americans spent almost a thousand atamahawks there, too, purely f

is, any sign of the press, the cross of friendly fire or something else in iraq, let’s say, saddam hussein’s those feduins are terrorists, they never shot, i'm not talking about the red cross there and so on, that 's what's wrong with the moscow-fascist occupiers, that they're so wild, well, that's why they're wild, no, they're from moscow, they are fascist. the occupiers and that says it all, these are people whom, well, command at any cost says to gather, take away, and there is nothing so holy about them to stop in this direction, we see everything from the full-scale invasion and from the 14th year, and when their henchmen, in the 14th year, i am still a prisoner i was with the don cossacks, what they do and for them there is nothing sacred, there is a volunteer, not a volunteer, there it is. we saw when they were stopped by our small, big, different rivers, further on, if they move, there is a water river and, in principle, a wolf river, these are such water obstacles that they definitely cannot overcome, what is your impression, because you are there passed by, i think that there are o

the dispute began after the fall of saddam hussein in 2003 and has worse and in recent years. now, the model, the number of fishing boats has dropped from really full 1000 to only a few 100 hundreds of fishermen of quit. and no official has boulder to come and ask about the problems with facing the land border between iraq and kuwait was demarcated by the united nations in 1993. but the amount of time boundaries remain on resolved. and with them, the future of many, fisher mean would up do i just eat on a bus at all? southern iraq. and i was in captivating pictures from iceland showcasing to nature's mystic taylor events happening simultaneously. interrupting volcano and the northern lights, the volcano. this activity is said to be gradually decreasing, with just one crate at abruptly at the moment of silence as home to 33 active volcano assistance. the highest number in here from is the whole rahman list. per annum will have more news and half of the time the stream is next to announce the undercover reporting. exclusive stories explosive results, which is 0 investigations. h