the secret soon drew the attentions from the time major general sulaimani was assassinated to another time. the time of the nightmare of jerusalem, it's april 17, 1917, british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still. part of the ottoman empire. the battle goes on for 3 days. the casualties on the british side are mounting. they have to retreat, to england. london then recruits arab tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the atomans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region. on the first day of november 1917, the british forces mount a new round of invasion on gaza. lack of ammunition and supply, triple ottoman defense lot. gaza falls into the hands of the british and by december 1917 they take alwots but never honor their promise. instead, the british occupy palestine until 1948 when they hand over the holy land to the jews for. letting in from across the world, the palestinian plight and the struggle for liberation begins. on may 14, 1948, general allen cunningham, the last british

the resistance movement in palestine built up steam when lieutenant general haj khasim sulaimani tookسطينيه انتقلت من موقع الى موقع اخر كبير. tehran's unwavering support, resistance groups in palestine grew strong enough to deal the hardest blows on the israeli regime, something unimaginable after the sixth day war. for the palestinians, time for lop-sided defeat had gone, and for the israelis, victory was no longer for granted. subsequent wars like the one in 2000. 12 left no doubt that the palestinians had risen from the ashes. during visit by hamas leaders to iran in 2019, ayatollah khamenei stated, not many years ago, the palestinians fought against israel with stones, but today, instead of stones, they're equipped with precision missiles. this signifies development. ولم يتغير موقف ايران من قضيه فلسطين من اليوم الاول للثوره. ايران من اليوم الاول للثوره تقول انه فلسطين ارض محتله الكيان هذا غاصب لحقوق الشعب. الفلسطيني خارج عن القانون الدولي كله ا اجرامي في سلوكه تجاه الشعب الفلسطيني وتجاه المنطقه وهو احد الاسباب المركزيه لتخريب الوضع في المنطقه ومنع تقدم المنطقه وتطورها وديمقراطتها

protecting lebanon from those same groups and went to inspire the with um with the allies um under casim sulaimani in iraq, the formation of new groups under the hashadal shabi, the popular mobilization groups there to defend iraq from those same attack terrorists, and also providing advisory services to the revolution in yemen after 2011, particularly with the rise to power of the coalition in yemen. i was able to observe myself in syria. for example, in more recent years that hezbollah has still played an important advisory role to the syrian army, for example in the mountains, looking over idlib, looking over um, hamar, northwest hamar for example, an advisory role, not uh, i believe also in in aleppo, in in countryside halab, aleppo, that hesboll had some active role against the entrenched sectarian terrorist groups, nasralla is. a greatly respected figure in all of syria, particularly in western syria. iraq we could say something similar to with the influence of the development of various branches of the hashadal shabi in iraq there that clearly we have a party there called which is also in a

people at the world and he said that shaheed sulaymani be the murter, sulaymani is more stronger than sulaimanihe was alive, because he raised and he and he trained many people on the earth and he and he taught people about his morals and principles and he sealed his

that he appeared in a friday prayers and uh took lead of it was after the marturdom of uh general sulaimani uh in 2020 uh so i would like you to speak to the significance of uh today's friday prayers and the context of his speech. well i believe that uh this was a clear sign of the willingness and of iran and the supremely to counter the threats of the united states and the zints to the access of resistance to the lebanese resistance, to the palestinian resistance and to other resistance factions throughout the region who are being confronted with escalation by the sciences and by the americans, and i believe that this is also a sign of a stand of a firm stand. in support of these groups in their struggle against the zionists, so this is also clear sign to counter all arguments that said that iran was mending fences with the united states at the expense of their allies in the region, so i believe that his personal presence was highly important, his speech was very important in terms of... now adullah khamenei also mentioned that iran will neither hesitate nor rush uh in the face of uh aggre

ago in 2020 right after the assassination of the late uh commander, late lieutenant general qasim sulaimani uh, and that was the last time we remember when khamenei himself attended the friday prayers, so speak to me about the the significance of his presence there today, considering everything that has happened and particularly the recent attacks that iran has made on uh the israeli positions. well, as you know, basically the whole definition of terrorism. is is basically scaring people into submission and that's what the zianist regime does and that's what daesh does and that's what all these terrorist groups created and funded by the us regime has been doing all these years because they understand that the people are very are the very backbone of the resistance. without these people there would be no resistance and today only three days after iran's retaliation against the zinus assassination of sayed hasan nasrullah of ismail hania. and of the iranian commander abbasnil furusan, iranians have come an open place, innder thousands, i mean tens of thousands are supposed to show up today, t

important military, mastermind strategist and commander in the entire resistance axis was um qasim sulaimaniy the americans this time, um, iran launched a few two dozen ballistic missiles on two us bases in. done that before and absolutely the americans were unable to respond, they were so shocked into subish basically, um, so you know, him not being there made no difference, and we've seen this from um abbaswill secretary general in the past, okay, replaced, um, we saw this with imad, who was um, masterob and strategist for his military. meant really you and we saw it with hamas and the post islamic how got a stronger assassin every time every time h you get someone he who's even worn um sort of milit a military strategist to replace them yahya sinwars in gaza, i mean every time they they try to assassinate a top person doesn't stop be and friday the assassinations happened the red forces the um elite special forces that were created after the 2006 war and everyone of heizballah's battalions usually have 7 to 1000 people in them um the americans claim that rud one forces is 20. 500, but we

lebanese people as well as any other people, when they assassinated, when um trump assassinated qasim sulaimani and abu mahdi al-muhandis, did they stop the iranians from supporting the access of resistance from supporting the... palestinian and the lebanese resistance? no, did they stop the iraki resistance from attacking us military bases in iraq? it did not, actually it did the reverse. now the iraqi resistance are supporting the palestinian palestinian resistance in gaza and the palestinian people. we can see that they are launching. drones and they are launching missiles against tactical and against important targets within the israeli regime, and did they stop the palestinians from continuing their resistance when they assassinated ismail hania and before him yasir arafat and tens scores of leaders who have been assassinated in the same covered way as they did with um his 'eminence leader um hassan nasrallah and to compare this with hizballah party of course this covered attack will make them more stranger as we say if the strikes do not kill you, they will make you stronger and more dete

the prescover of this assination of sulaimani now entering its uh uh fourth day. we're looking at. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shuttered image after the seismic shift in its narrative. if i stop, you must learn to tell my story to sell. my fence to buy a piece of cloth and some strings, make it w with a long tail so that a child somewhere in gaza, looking heaven in the eye, awaiting. his dad who left in a blaze and bit no one fair well, not even to his flesh, not even to himself, sees the kite, my kite you made, flying up above and thinks for moment, an angel is there. bringing back love, if must die, let it bring hope, let it be a test. انا بدي اخذ. بكلام معنوي شوفوا نحن بثقافتنا نؤمن بالله عز وجل وان الله سبحانه وتعالى بيده ملكوت السماوات والارض وكل شيء في يد الله سبحانه وتعالى ونحن بنعتبر انه عم نقوم بتكليفنا نحن عباده ونعبده نعبده في الصلاه ونعبده في الجهاد وعندما نطيعه ونعبده نكون جندا له وعندما نكون جندا له نصبح جزءا من جن في هذا الوجود وفي هذا الكون وما

the first on iranian soil, well we could go back to 2020 as well with the... assassination qasim sulaimani in iraq and the israelis uh all but admitted to having a hand in that um but we know as well with the assassination of msen fakh as well um in tehran that also occurred in tehran at the hands of the mosad. the israelis have been carrying out assassinations like these uh for years of people to do with the iranian nuclear program peaceful. nuclear program uh and of course as well people uh like the palestinian resistance figures uh this is nothing new so i i believe that when people witnessed this uh they were overcome with joy because the tide had been turned, this is a regional battle and open conflagration um and now uh people feel like finally the israelies are being delta blow that perhaps could force them eventually if this escalates ' down the road, it forced the israelis to accept a ceasefire and to end and close this conflict, if not it could escalate further and there could be greater implications for the israelis. scott bennet in san francisco, our guest roberton lukish in ca

the secret soon drew the attentions from the time major general sulaimani was assassinated to another time. the time of the nightmare of jerusalem. a statement issued by the yemani armed force.

this resistance. the islamic republic of iran has held a five day morning for allah and for kasim sulaimani the iranian irgc general they had a three-day morning so you can see how important was to the islamic ummah and to the region and to the lebanese people and this fight will continue and we see this from canada toronto that we will never give up the fight and if they arrest us one by one and they try to suppress us and try to fabricate some kind of laws or some type of... georges, we are willing to take the sacrifice in canada, in the states, everywhere, and and people are raising up the flag of and picture everywhere, and this is because we love these people, because they they fought for humanity and they fought for liberty and they liberated the region from the evil powers. right, ferus, well, firus, as we speak, we know that, in a matter of minutes ago, the south neighborhood, south, south of neighborhood. dahia has have been struck once again at least five times, four of them reported to be vehemently violent and also minutes ago we had we had a report on at least 11 people being k

what iranian islamic revolutions leader say khamen, he said upon the assassination of general qasim sulaimani and he said that the... partymani is far bigger and far more fearsome for the enemy than uh his live version right now the same thing is happening because these people these great people they're not just one body they they exist in the souls of all their followers and the they are a way of life path of life that is not going to be caught out that easily and thank you son once again i am joined by uh political professor of political science from brah allah professor sad nemer, it's very good to have you professor nimmer, um, our last correspondent mentioned the fact about new colonialism that we are witnessing by the acts of the israeli regime in south lebanon, what can the world, what can the global south actually do to change these um brutal order of things, because currently obviously we can't see any response or we cannot expect any meaningful response for from international organizations. good morning to you and to all your viewers. yes, we have you know talked about this subject