sulaiman. oh, thank you for having me.peration of flood and what your thoughts are on this? we're looking at the belligent is really regime in terms of how it's acting out at the same time that it's suffering economically getting worse by the day. it continues to want to expand the war now to lebanon uh from what we have seen, which has been quite deadly. does the regime realize what it's doing to itself economically, which could pose a threat to the regime as a whole? so thank you for the question. what we basically need to understand is that israel is now on the back foot and behaves as if it is in a vacuum, however its position of madness is strengthened by the leverage it has over the us and over western leaders, whether by coersion, blackmail or the indisputable fact that all of these states simply do not want designers thugs back in their countries, so they will do whatever it takes to keep them out, even at the cost of palestinin lives. what israel also has is false sense of bravar. a belief that it is invincible. y

sulaiman, oh, thank you for having me, let's ask you about the fact that we're looking at uh, the one-yeartion flood, and what your thoughts are on this, we're looking at the billigerant israel regime in terms of how it's acting out at the same time that it's suffering. economically getting worse by the day, it continues to want to expand the war now to lebanon, from what we have seen, which has been quite deadly. does the regime realize what it's doing to itself economically, which could pose a threat to the regime as a whole? so thank you for the question, what we basically need to understand is that israel is now on the back foot and behaves as if it is in a vacuum, however its position of madness is strengthened by the leverage it has over the us and over western. leaders, whether by cororsion, blackmail or the indisputable fact that all of these states simply do not want designers thugs back in their countries, so they will do whatever it takes to keep them out, even at the cost of palestinin lives. what israel also has this false sense of bravado, a belief that it is invincible. you

defeated by its guest naftab with one goal , saran naft and gas also passed the 100 naft masjid sulaiman at home, and the meeting of egypt kerman with the ground force was also without the goal ended in a tie, but that's it. chaharchob tomorrow, raz shiraz will meet with damash gilan, saipa will meet misr shahr, babak, and south pars will meet nowshahr municipality , of course, on friday, now friends say that tomorrow will be friday and the next day will continue. seventh four the game will be held in rafsanjan, ghaem, isfahan and khorramabad. the 7th week of the premier league starts on friday , and in the first game at 18:00, egypt will face shamsazer qazvin in rafsanjan. navidkia's students, who were defeated by chadormelo last week, are in the twelfth place with 5 points. on the other side, shams azaria, who have scored only 3 points in the last six games and are in the 15th place in the table, are among the three teams that did not see the color of victory in this year's league. on the opposite side, zare's students, who are in the second row of the table with 13 points, are in the

come together, in the past that was not always so, but christian figures like general aun, like sulaiman any... lebanese that the lebanese people will come together as one to defend them, and the national unit, which has broken out in lebanon, is the first and best answer to netanyahu's findish plans. the resistance will go on, everybody loses their father, and it's painful, but their father is still with them, his memory. his ideas, his inspiration, his teachings, his line will continue, and so it will be true of said hassanlah. he was... no ordinary leader, but he was a man, and all men must pass. god is the real leader of the hazbollah and other organizations in other parts of the access of resistance. they believe that they are doing god's work, they believe that they are holy warriors, and they will not be dissuaded from the path to liberate jerusalem. by the heavy blows which hazvollah undoubtedly suffered over the last few days, those heavy blows have, they say decapitated the hezbollah, but i think they're about to find out different, they ain't seen nothing yet. after the nasral

sulaiman who's..." at the university of pretoria and post doctoral researcher and the department of politicalt's quite telling how it is moved beyond the gaza strip, even though that's still being attacked by them to lebanon, and perhaps to the wider region. surely this must impact not only the security of the economy of these regions, but maybe beyond. how would you describe uh israel's violent behavior? doesn't it jeopardize the world economy uh ultimately? well, these two states are, that means the us and israel are pararious states, and considering that the world has allowed these two paris and monsters to grow, because literally everyone, i think every state at some point in their history has bowed down to them and done some boot leaking, so i would believe that the consequences of this is that everyone will pay the price for negative impact on the economy, we are not going to be spared. trust me, there will be consequences, it's inevitable. and secondly, the only way to quarterize the cancerous growth that is israel, the us and many of these other races settle colonials. states is throu

we remember uh him having done that is right after the assassination of the late morter general sulaiman. so help us understand the context of this particular friday prayers masud and the the significance of the leader's presence, physical presence in the commemoration processions and the prayers themselves. you're absolutely right, this is since 2020 we haven't had this pleasure, and i wish, i wish... was in tehran, as you announced, and be part of this atmosphere that we are seeing. i mean, i've been watching it on the screen, and you know, hundreds of thousand, if not millions in the streets and you know, i'm quite familiar with the masses coming out, and it is indeed, if not the millions will be hundreds and hundreds of thousand, and... fantastic sort of atmosphere, and i think this atmosphere speaks volume of the unity that exists right now, not just in iran, but right across the muslim world, and i will go even beyond that and say that there is a awakening of the reality of what is happening, even among people of other fates and none, that really this... enemy as leader identified

one yacht in particular called armadale, which was owned by a sanctioned russian billionaire named sulaiman karimov, who had been sanctioned by the trump administration in 2018. and so they had like it in many of the cases, took against these russian billionaires. they had four years of track record to look at his behavior and whether or not he had violated sanctions. and so they that he had bought this yacht and asked the mexican to search it and then fbi agents were waiting to seize it in fiji in mid-april. 2022. but this yacht saga has drawn on for far longer than anyone. they seized it, sailed it to san diego, and the justice department has been fighting with another russian billionaire who claims that he actually owns this yacht on paper and in reality. and the justice department has how no, he doesn't own it. this he's an unsanctioned, clean straw that's being put forward as as the person that actually owns it on behalf of this other sanctioned billionaire. and, of course, what has transpired fired is literally thousands of pages of legal documents in this one particular case that i'v

ismail sulaiman, who's a active at the university of pretoria, post doctoral researcher and the department of political sciences. uh, welcome back uh, taking a look at the israel regime's behavior, it's quite telling how it is moved beyond the gaza strip, even though that's still... being attacked by them to lebanon and perhaps uh to the wider region, surely this must impact not only the security of the economy of these regions, but maybe beyond. how would you describe israel's violent? doesn't it jeopardize the world economy uh ultimately? well, these two states are that means the us and israel are perious states, and considering that the world has allowed these two paris and monsters to grow, because literally everyone, think every state at some point in their history has bowed down to them and done some boot leaking, so i would believe that the consequences of this is that everyone will pay the... price for negative impact on the economy, we are not going to be spared, trust me, there will be consequences, it's inevitable, and secondly, the only way to quarterize the cancerous growth th

one yacht in particular called armadale, which was owned by a sanctioned russian billionaire named sulaiman karimov, who had been sanctioned by the trump administration in 2018. and so they had like it in many of the cases, took against these russian billionaires. they had four years of track record to look at his behavior and whether or not he had violated sanctions. and so they that he had bought this yacht and asked the mexican to search it and then fbi agents were waiting to seize it in fiji in mid-april. 2022. but this yacht saga has drawn on for far longer than anyone. they seized it, sailed it to san diego, and the justice department has been fighting with another russian billionaire who claims that he actually owns this yacht on paper and in reality. and the justice department has to show that no, he doesn't own it. this he's an unsanctioned, clean straw that's being put forward as as the person that actually owns it on behalf of this other sanctioned billionaire. and, of course, what has transpired fired is literally thousands of pages of legal documents in this one particular case