colony, and uh, this is a process of decolonization that we're seeing, pure and simple. sure. well, samdani, iran's leader has spoken on this occasion, and uh, all ears were tuned into that, and he said that israeli regime has suffered irreparable failure in terms of military and intelligence. he said that everybody has talked about israel's failure, but i'm underlining how it is irreparable, how much of a hit and blow is this to israel in terms of what it has received as iran's leader has called a blow, i'm sorry, a failure, that's irreparable, and how will it be proceeding from this point on, once and if this, i'm sure once this operation is over, i think what has happened is truly historic, because for the first time palestinians on their own engaged the might of the israeli armed forces and managed to succeed, they not only broke out. the great prison, the big prison there in, they started and defeated um their jailers, the occupiers surrounding this big jail. um, and this is quite historic because it has never happened before, simple as that, and the so-called might of the israeli arme

the arena um will remain entire world in more than one front. let me see, how far do you think uh samdani, will the us, if israel goes uh and conducts this ground operation will come to the defense of israel, um if israel was seeing itself lose in that ground operation because uh almost um unanimously practically all fingers are pointed to the fact that israel is not going to be able to um strategically win and take over the uh resistance fighters in the ghaza strip especially if they're going to go block by block uh of course we never know in a theater of war what's going to happen but uh if if it turns out that israel's not able to win that uh, what, what, what's going to happen there, because if they backtrack, then uh, the whole notion, aside from the invisibility being shattered, which it has already, uh, they can't then over uh power palestinians any longer and stand tall against them. palestinians will see that you know this is our opportunity right? yes, i think, i think you've posed an important question here, and what i would like to remind the viewers of is the 2006 invasion of

but they see this type of resistance as their savior for the future. thank you very much for that, samdani, it was a pleasure talking to you, academic and writer there from london, thank you. let's cross over now to corresponent us from southern lebanon. welcome, so we understand you have some news for us regarding these five is targets to were that were target by precision guide missiles and whatever else you you have? yes, well of course this is one of the... news that we have that come of course normal news here, the daily routine of hizbullah basically targeting the israeli posts actually they are not targeting these settlements as a whole. "they are directly and precisely targeting only mary targets in the bases or government or where they have tanks hidden either behind a tree or behind a house or behind a post, armor vehicles, gatherings of soldiers, basically this is what we are seeing being targeted by hazballah, that is the main um if you may say policy for hizballah, we know now that the the israeli are also shelling uh several areas and house." in the area in the town of mars a

and the arena um will remain entire in more than one front. let me see, how far do you think uh um samdani, will the us if israel goes and conducts this ground operation will come? to the defense of israel um if israel was seeing itself lose in that ground operation because uh almost um unanimously practically all fingers are pointed to the fact that israel is not going to be able to um strategically win and take over the uh resistance fighters in the ghaza strip especially if they're going to go block by block uh of course we never know in a theater of war what's going to happen but uh if if it turns israel is not able to win that uh what what what's going to happen there because if they backtrack then uh the whole notion aside from the invisibility being shattered which it has already. they can't then over uh power palestinians any longer and stand tall against them. palestinians will see that you know this is our opportunity right? yes, i think, i think you've posed an important question here, and what i would like to remind the viewers of is the 2006, invasion of lebanon by the israeli

achieve freedom and they regain their lost lands, this is this is quite quite event, thank you so much samdani, academic and writer from london, and richard metters, good to see you, journalist and commentator there from vienna, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from and the team, it's goodbye. for several decades, palestine has been the number one cause for the islamic world in the true sense of the word, they expelled the people from their homes, them and took control of them, they killed thousands of them, tortured them, imprisoned them and displaced them. this is no small matter, the primary cause of the islamic world is palestine. these are the words of the leader of the islamic revolution said ali khamenei, spoken four days prior to the glorious october 7 al-aqsa flood of palestinian resistance against designist occupation forces and illegal colonial settlers in the gaza enclave. a flood that gave the words of unity echoed by sayid khaminai just days prior to it, new meaning and powerful connotations, indicating that the usurping zionist

colony, and uh, this is a process of decolonization that we're seeing, pure and simple. sure, well, samdani, iran's leader has spoken on this occasion, and uh, all ears were tuned into that, and he said that israeli regime has suffered irreparable failure in terms of military and intelligence. he said that everybody has talked about israel's failure, but i'm underlining how it is irreparable, how much of a hit and blow is this to israel in terms of what it has received? as iran's leader has called a blow, i'm sorry, of failure, that's irreparable, and how will it be proceeding from this point on, once and if this, i'm sure once this operation is over, i think what has happened is truly historic, because for the first time palestinians on their own engaged the might of the israeli on forces and managed to succeed, they not only broke up. out of the great prison, the big prison they're in, they started and defeated their jailers, the occupiers surrounding this big jail. um and this is quite historic because it has never happened before, simple as that, and the so-called might of the israeli a