sarah flounders, international action center from new york. fity, a pleasure, uh, professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back everyone, watching press tv world news, a senior hamas official says the israely prime minister's insistence on continuing onslot against gaza shows his goal is genocide against palestinians, as for netanyahu's statements, we believe that he's trying to rise above his crisis, he is suffering from a crisis within his cabinet, he's suffering from a crisis in the performance of his army, he's suffering from a crisis in his streets and is trying to express otherwise. anyway, his insistance on continuing the aggression categorically confirms that the goal from the aggression on gaza is a genocide against the palestinian people. osama hammed told news conference and route, hamas will do its best to protect palestinians both through resistance and political efforts to stop the aggression. separately another hamas official asami aburi said the latest remarks by netanyah

sarah flounders, international action center from new york. a pleasure uh... professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. a senior hamasa official says the palestinian resistance movement is trying to secure the release of as many palestinian prisoners as it can in a possible deal with the israeli regime. kazi hamas remarks came after hamas said it had delivered its response to seas far. proposal to key mediators, egypt and qatar. reuters says draft shows a first 45-day stage will allow the exchange of prisoners, the release of some non-military israeli captives and delivery of aid. it also allowed the reconstruction of hospitals and refugee camps in gaza and the exit of israeli ground forces from populated areas. according to this draft, hamas has also proposed indirect talks with israel in the first stage to end military operations. then second phase as it shows will allow the release of all israeli male captives in exchange for a certai

and now to talk more on this, we are joined by miss sarah flounders at international action center from new york and also mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from versai vermont. welcome to the program uh uh mrs. flanders and also mr. halali now uh... thing with you miss, your thoughts on the regime's upcoming uh planned onslaughts on rafawer, more than million people are displaced, there now seeking shelter, and that's without food, without water, sanitation, and electricity, and and not forgetting that the spread of diseases and the lack of medicine as well. anyways, rafa is the same place that the zionist regime itself told the people to go to, calling it safe zone, and now thousands would die if they go ahead with it. in every way this has been defined as catastrophic, defined that way by hamas, but also by every country in the region. this is unimaginable, and when you consider that this is where the israeli forces told the palestinian people to go as safe zone to go south, and then you look at what they did to connus and now the threat on rafa where more than

sarah flounders, international action center from new york. a pleasure a professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. during the palivi era, iran had no submarines, the shah who bought all kinds of weaponry was yet to purchase a sub, but in 1976 he bought iran's first submarine a 20-year-old american vessel named the shark, which had been decommissioned by the us navy. when moved to iran, the americans were in charge of refitting it. in 2006, iranian experts built the gadir class submarine specifically for operations in the persian gulf and gulf of oman. today, in terms of the number of submarines and underwater offensive capability, iran is the number one power in the region. and in the islamic world, and number five, internationally, after north korea, the united states, china and russia. the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 brought about seismic change in the geopolitics of the region. the hegemonic powers faced a new challenge named the islamic republic of iran, which was based on his islamic

mcnape here joining us from edinburgh. and uh miss sarah flounders joining us uh from new york from the international action center. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with mr. napier and edinbrow. it's day 140 mr. napier. israel's attacks from airland and see continue on the southern city of raffa. now that's where uh around 1.5 million palestinians have taken shelter with a full. offensive looming, also in the south, israeli troops have once again stormed the nz medical complex preventing the entry or exit of medical personnel and civilians, so the north of gaza has been demolished, the death tool is close to 30,000, mostly women and children, how far will this clear intent to destroy gaza continue? it's impossible to tell, it looks very much as if the israelis intend to bring this to a... completion and to reduce palestine to area without sorry to reduce gaza to area without palestinians, maybe driving them into egypt, which seems to be getting ready to receive them, but they come up against the problem that they are now becoming serious embarrassment to their

thank you very much, there you have it, miss sarah flounders, international action center from new york and also mr. halali, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from. versai vermont, thank you for your time, and with that we come to the end of this edition of the news review section, thank you for being with us. welcome back, survivors and witnesses of israel's latest air strikes on rafat describe the harrowing experiences including losing friends and family members. let's take your listen. my sister and her husband were sleeping there in the room and my mother and my other sister with her children in the living room and me and my father in the room over here suddenly rocket fell on us my sister her husband and their children including my niece who is two months old all gone around 11 o'clock the whole family was asleep. including the displaced people saying with us, we were woken by a massive explosion. i woke up to checked and looked around the house only to find that the ground floor was completely fine. the building above was burning, the fourth and fifth floors

sarah flounders, international action center from new york, fut is a pleasure. a professor of the university of tehran who spoke to us from tehran. thank you to you both. welcome back a breaking news that you see there a vehicle has been targeted in iraq based on an air strike and uh that's all we have in the iraqi capital baghdad this has occurred where air strike has targeted vehicle there. we have to keep our eye out for this developing story and of course we'll bring you the information once we get it. "the senior hamas official says the palestinian resistance movement is trying to secure the release of as many palestinian prisoners as it can, in a possible deal with the israeli regime. khaziama's remarks came after hamas said it had delivered its response to sease far proposal to key mediators, egypt and qatar. reuters says the draft shows the first 45-day stage will allow the exchange of prisoners, the release of some non-military israeli captives and the delivery of aid. we also allowed..." the reconstruction of hospitals and refugee camps in gaza and the exit of israely ground forces

mcnape here joining us from edinburgh. and uh miss sarah flounders joining us uh from new york from the international action center. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with mr. napier and edinbrow. it's day 140, mr. napier. israel's attacks from airland and see continue on the southern city of rafa. now that's where uh around 1.5 million palestinians have taken shelter with a full ground offensive looming. also in the south, israeli troops have once again stormed the nasa medical complex, preventing the entry or exit of medical personnel and civilians, so the north of gaza has been demolished, the death tool is close to 30,000 mostly when...

mcnape here joining us from edinburgh and uh miss sarah flounder.

of tehran who joins us from tehran and we also have sarah flounders international action center who joins us from new york, thank you to you both and welcome fuad zadi, so uh congratulations the 45th anniversary of iran's islamic revolution, you now there are many year after in year out have doubted the fact that iran can actually uh have the islamic republic flourish the way that it has over the decades uh what is the fact that we're looking at this 45th year anniversary show them, well one fact is that uh "we have politicians in the united states, john bolton, for example, that said that iran wouldn't see the 40th anniversary of the islamic revolution, so hello john bolton, if you're watching press tv, make sure you're waiting statements that are actually true, it's culture of resistance that exists in iran with all the pressures, all the sanctions, all the difficulties, i think..." "the people of iran have shown that they can continue to celebrate the revolution, there are obviously difficulties in iran, but the fact that revolution was a popular revolution, it was a revolution that ki

american olsa is active as sarah flounder. as a is nicky hayley's aggressive statements point to the town to productive nature of washington's foreign policy. to the corporate media. she says exactly what the bible says, what trump said, what obama said, i always talk tough. threatened with countries and po sanctions, targeted assassinations, and list troops and war. really no new, nothing new. she's talking about all. let's have some new sanctions. serious been under sanctions more than 20 years or rack 34 years and continuing around since 1979. that's 45 years. so the sanctions continue, the targeted assassinations continue. what it means is failed, failed, failed policy, of a dying empire. frankly. no new thinking about how to cope with this, just make the same big threats and, and keep on making the same actions. it doesn't matter really. it's what impacts us profit us corporate power. and it isn't stopping any of these countries from asserting their right to be free of us. true. and, and that is what a rock is demanding.