i want to say, i want to say it from the words of an israeli expert, one of the professors tel aviv universityis a professor of political science at tel aviv university . in a meeting regarding this incident , we did not see the forest after enough trees, that is, enough strengthening of the axis of resistance by other elements, that is , they helped each other . using those high-tech tools, we were enjoying the fact that we were doing spot operations when the big picture was the one that resisted right. kurds and different fronts had acquired precision weapons, which can actually be said that the israelis have been doing this for more than 20 years. having mabam advance this side of the axis of resistance was advancing the unity of the fields for more than 20 years, which was exactly in line with their strategy. this was an important point. in my opinion, it was a correct diagnosis that they cannot do this on their own and that there is a need for coordination at the highest level, with intensity and in large numbers, that is, coordination between america and israel was seen almost every day,

want to say is i want to say from the words of an israeli expert, one of the professors of tel aviv university is a professor of political science at tel aviv university, eyal ziser , you were also in a meeting about this story after the al-aqsa storm, the meeting about the mabam story , he used a hebrew proverb, he said that enough we didn't see the forest for too many trees, which means that it is enough to strengthen the axis of resistance by other elements, which means that they help each other. it was so serious . we will do it if the big picture was a picture that had resistance and different fronts had acquired precise weapons, which, in fact, it can be said that the israelis have been advancing this axis for more than 20 years. the resistance has been promoting the unity of the fields for more than 20 years it was exactly their strategy. to do this , there is a need for coordination at the highest level, with intensity and in large numbers, that is , coordination between the us and israel was seen almost every day , because the americans insisted that the actions taken by the prisoners

and his right electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university, the funny morris. thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren gauze of which began and its cards off to the atrocities on october. the 7th, which has since killed more than 38000 palestinians, including 15000 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninhabitable to the un and is being investigated as a possible genocide at the international court of justice. a lot of people around the world think it's a genocide. i happen to think it's a genocide, but you of cool about accusation upset. why? well, i once investigated a real genocide by muslim trucks against the christian communities of turkey around here, 1900. some 2000000 christians were killed at the time by muslim turks. and that's what the genocide actually looks like. what's happening in gauze is a war to war and which there are lots of collateral in this a, among a gardens. the worst started, of course, by the come us from guys up in a jobs the massacre in on october 7

and is really electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university. the funny morris thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren garza, which began and its current form off to the atrocities on october. the 7th, which is since killed, more than 38000 palestinians, including 15000 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninhabitable to the un and is being investigated as a possible genocide at the international court of justice. a lot of people around the world think it's a genocide. i happen to think it's a genocide, but you have cool that accusation upset why to? well, i once investigated a real genocide by muslim trucks against the christian communities of turkey around a year, 1900. some 2000000 christians were killed at the time by muslim turks. and that's what the genocide actually looks like. what's happening in gauze is a war to war in which there are a lot of collateral in this a, among a gardens. the worst started, of course, by the come us from guys up in a jobs t

and of on and is really electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university. the thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren garza, which began and its current form off to the atrocities on october the 7th, which is since killed more than $38000.00 palestinians, including $15000.00 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninhabitable to the un and is being investigated as a possible genocide at the international court of justice. a lot of people around the world think it's a genocide. i happened to think it's a genocide, but you have cool that accusation upset. why as well, i once investigated a real genocide by muslim trucks against the christian communities of turkey around a year, 1900. some 2000000 christians were killed at the time by muslim turks. and that's what the genocide actually looks like. what's happening causes a war to war in which there are a lot of collateral in this a, among a gardens. the worst started of course by the come us from guys up in the giants and massa

conference is very clear to me, because it was the first international conference that i attended at tel aviv university in the 1980s, but then it was iran, which was part of the new word order, that is, it was the new word order. our conclusion was that of the essay i wrote in the book i edited on this topic, it actually became a vision of history, but history is not a uniform thing, and it depends on how you look at history. את הממרה העערה שמיושעת לצ'רצ'יל שככל שעקים להעשים לאחרעם צ'רצ'י לא אמר את הדבר האז האז אבל כל מיני אורטורים דמגוגים שרוקן להחיש את את שעמן they put צ'רצ'יל as the head of their minds and it is always good to rely on something so high, but it is true that the more you look forward, the more backward, the easier it is for you to see the future, but it does not solve the problem, if it is so we all know the future, because history is hard to see, our view of history is changing, now iran is a country with a strategy. unlike israel i say, as already said by tamir pardo 12 years ago, that israel has only tactics, and no strategy. and it is aimed at a specific person. i'm not targeting

two months after the al-aqsa storm, a professor at tel aviv university wrote in an article: "we became enamored with the strategy of mabam and ignored the strengthening of hezbollah and hamas, and this is another confession of an expert on foreign and security policy of the zionist regime, busy with the illusion of our prevention." we are maintaining the status quo, but iran, hamas and hezbollah are learning to adapt and improve conditions for the next round of conflicts. mabam was not a successful strategy according to the zionists themselves. hezbollah every another wonderful burden for them. hamas is still standing after 10 months of war. resistance in iraq and yemen is based on projectiles and missiles, and iran is taking revenge on the zionist regime. it is for the blood shed with this strategy. saeed zanganeh of sed and sima news agency , i am having a conversation with mr. sohail kasirenjad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, who is a guest on the world today program , mr. kathirenjad . this is a strategy that is less talked about, but these days it seems to be heard

conference is very clear to me because it was the first international conference that i attended at tel aviv university in the 1980s, but then it was iran, which was part of the new world order. i wrote in the book שכרטטי. this topic has actually become the theme of new word order, always when talking about iran, there is also another language, they started to take history seriously . שקכל שעקים ולאין לאחרים קדים תהקדים תחשר עצורה אני צ'רצ' לא אמר this thing, but all kinds of orators, demagogues who want to consider themselves, they put the צרציל as the head in their eyes, and it is always good to rely on such a high figure, but it is true that if you look further ahead, further back, it's easier for you to see the future, but it doesn't solve the problem, if that's the case, we would all know the future, because it's hard to see the history, our view of the history. iran is a country with a strategy. in contrast to israel, i say, as already said about it, tamir pardo 12 years ago, israel has only tactics, and no strategy. and it is aimed at a specific person. i'm not targeting israel, i'm targeting ir

i like the name of the conference very much the first international conference i held at tel aviv university in the 80s, but that was it. iran, which was part of the new word order, that is to say, it was the new word order, and our conclusion was from the essay i wrote and the book i edited on this topic, which actually became the vision of the new word order, always when talking about iran, i am happy as well. שפע העשלום לשפעם להישוטיר seriously, but also history is not a uniform thing. and depending on how you look at history, all historians often love this passage that is attributed to letz'il, so that you can see more. you didn't say this thing, but all kinds of orators and demagogues who want to consider themselves, they put the צרצעיל as the head in their eyes, and it is always good to rely on such a high foundation, so it is true that the more you look forward, the more backward, the easier it is for you to see. the future, but it does not solve the problems, if it was so, we all would know the future, because history is also difficult to understand. our vision of history is changing

two months after the al-aqsa storm, a professor at tel aviv university in an article, he wrote: "we were enamored with mabam's strategy and ignored the strengthening of hezbollah and hamas." and this protest. another expert on foreign and security policy of the zionist regime. with the illusion of prevention, we are busy maintaining the status quo. but iran, hamas and hezbollah are learning, adapting and improving the conditions for the next round of conflicts. according to the zionists themselves, mabam's strategy was not successful. hizbollah does another surprise for them every time. hamas is still standing after 10 months of war, resistant. in iraq and yemen, projectiles and missiles and iran on the way to take revenge on the zionist regime for blood thanks for your attention. the scene of vahdat hall these nights is a romantic place, but the connection point of art to karbala, a land whose love songs and eulogies have been on the tongue for more than 1400 years. these 9 pieces of music that came to life from the love of imam hussain (peace be upon him) can be heard in the performanc

the name of the church is very sharp in my eyes the first international conference i held at tel aviv university in the 1980s, but then it was iran. she was part of the new order, that is, she was the new order, and our danger was the essay i wrote for the book i edited on this topic, which actually became the vision of the new order. but also history is not a uniform thing, and it depends on how you look at history, everyone. many times historians love this passage that is attributed to letz'il, because if you want to see more forward, look further back. i checked, צ'רצ'י לא את הדבר האז, אבל צרצ'י לא את הדבר האז, אבל כל מיני אתורים דמגוגים שרוק להעת את את את את את להשמים את צ'רצ'יל כראש באייניהם, וטידים תוב משמטעם אל אילן כאשין את עשון. but it's true that if you look further forward, further back, it's easier for you. maybe we can see the future, but it doesn't solve the problems . now, iran is a country with a strategy. in contrast to israel, i say, as memir pardo said 12 years ago, israel has only tactics, zero strategy. and he is the direction to a certain person, i am not targeting israel,

two months after the al-aqsa storm, a professor at tel aviv university wrote in an article: "we have become enamored with mabam's strategy and ignored the strengthening of hezbollah and hamas." and this confession. another is an expert on foreign and security policy of the zionist regime. with the illusion of prevention, we are busy maintaining the status quo. but iran, hamas and hezbollah are learning, adapting and improving the conditions for the next round of conflicts. according to the zionists themselves, mabam's strategy was not successful. hizbollah does another surprise for them every time. hamas is still strong after 10 months of war, the resistance in iraq and yemen is supported by projectiles and missiles, and iran is on the way to take revenge on the zionist regime for the blood shed with this strategy. saeed zanganeh of the sada and c news agency. we are in this i am having a conversation with mr. sohail kesirnejad , an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, who is a guest on the world today program. mr. kathirnejad, you are welcome . i think that you need an explan

we have a manual yvonne who is the international relations director at tel aviv university . i'm gonna go to bring you in 1st since we got started early, a potential 5th column. this is exactly the problem is that he's a racist to thousands these racist views. that's the problem with israel. israel's, this is a side society, a country that is based on this idea of jewish supremacy and anything that they do or say goes. which means therefore that as a palestinian who lives in that country who is not enjoying any benefits of so called democracy, they get to a 1000 tell me how i feel. they get to make statements like we are just call them. and they actually treat palestinians as though they are assist called it's very important, matthew for people to understand that israel came to us is we didn't immigrate to israel. israel's a colonial movement, and as a colonial movement is aimed, is to not only get rid of palestinians, but it's too tight to transform the entire place to race and replace. okay, emanuel, i will ask you if you recognize the 5th the penny was agreeing on at the s

tel aviv. >>> columbia university president minouche shafik has resigned following months of turmoil. became the first woman to lead columbia when she was named president last year. she came under fire for her handling of pro-palestinian protests on campus. in a statement last night she acknowledged the protests factored into her decision. she is the third ivy league president to step down following controversial appearances at congressional hearings on campus anti-semitism. >>> coming up, going to bat. a little girl in minnesota helps her father fight off a robber. >>> and dramatic water rescue. how her kids and a cop raced to save a woman trapped in a sinking car. sinking car. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. t-mobile has plans built just for you. like two lines of unlimited for just $30 bucks a line. ...that's a 45 percent savings versus verizon and at&t! so switch to t-mobile and save. [do

an analyst at tel university security research center aviv also stated that hamas is able to survive despite these assassinations. the latest wall painting in vali asr square after the cowardly assassination of martyr ismail haniyeh by the criminal regime. it was unveiled today with the slogan of commander azadegan. in the explanation of this mural, which is painted with a picture of mr. masoud bizikian, the president of our country, next to martyr haniyeh. some of the president's speeches for the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh are mentioned. yesterday i raised his victorious hand and today i have to support him on my shoulders. due to the increase in temperature in the next week, tavanir company announced that all organizations, administrations and banks are required to reduce their electricity consumption by 60% after office hours. as tavanir company. it has been announced that the status of electricity consumption of this category of subscribers will be obtained online through field visits and also through intelligent controls, and if they do not comply for any reason, their electric

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lebanon by firing hundreds of rockets and drones, public shelters in tel aviv are open, flights at ben gurion airport and exams at the university of haifa have been cancelled. the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah is giving a speech today. lashkar hosseini's millionth exercise with emphasis on the victory of blood over sword in the largest human march and gathering. it is a sign of the unity and integrity of muslims and a sign of the high status of imams. the leader of the revolution among students. arbaeen mourners the campaign between the hosseini front and the yazidi front is not over, at the same time as the hosseini arbaeen, mourners in tehran and all over the country they walked towards the blessed bekaa of imamzadegan . intensification of the return wave of arbaeen pilgrims and crowding at the borders, especially mehran, pilgrims should manage their return, service delivery has improved compared to previous years, with measures that have become smoother, the standing of people at the gates has decreased, and the reactions to the arrest of the owner of russia telegram in france from ilam. in the name of allah, the

tel aviv. hundreds of - assessor. thank you forjoining us i from tel aviv. hundreds of students are receiving their exam results this morning, 82% of students have successfully got into the fresh out of universitynches at mplly college as students have been receiving their results. in the last couple of minutes, one student came up to me and asked where do i get my results, thinking i was a member of staff. i pointed him on the right direction. four out of five students who want to go on to university have got the course that they wanted and in the next hour, the whole system that allows universities and students to link together opens at one o'clock. duncan kennedy is at ucas hq, a busy day for everyone there.— day for everyone there. incredibly bus . it's day for everyone there. incredibly busy- it's an _ day for everyone there. incredibly busy. it's an underestimation. - day for everyone there. incredibly i busy. it's an underestimation. what you can see behind me is a fraction of the people who take calls being put through the mail this morning with thousands of phone calls coming through. there is anotherflaw with thousands of phone calls coming through. there is another flaw of telephone

tel aviv. the number of students awarded top a—level results has risen for the first time since 2021. and because universitiesances — 82% of students have had their first choice confirmed, that's up from last year. 400,000 vocational or technical qualifications were also awarded — including btecs and t levels. from coventry, our education editor, branwenjeffreys reports. she gasps. yay! better than expected for these two friends — one hoping to travel, the other to go on and study. it has opened so many doors for me because i didn't think i'd get into uni. i instantly logged into ucas, - and ijust saw "congratulations". like, it took so much - weight off my shoulders. anyone that didn't get what they were hoping for, life is life. - everything will work out in the end. such a weight off my shoulders... others were weighing up different options. apprenticeships, i think, offer more, like, life skills. also you get paid for it, which is always nice. i've done however many years of, like, learning. i feel i'm ready to go into the working world now. it's always an emotional day. there's elation, sometimes a littl

university of south florida, to istanbul, turkey. we are going, mr. erian. hello, thank you for being with us in this conversation. he traveled and his first and main destination was tel aviv. is blinken's 9th trip different from his previous 8 trips? no, i don't think so. my reason is that america wants to show itself active. it wants to delay the revenge attack by iran and hezbollah or cancel it altogether. they want netanyahu to be poisoned now. do something so that this war does not end, they actually want to pretend that they want to talk. they are an excuse if this war stops israelis and americans will be destroyed for many actions, that's why they continue to kill themselves, mr. in his various meetings, he is promoting various issues , his first destination was the occupied territories with benjamin netanyahu and gallant. it is certain that he will destroy the palestinians and drive them out of their own land, but in this war that has been going on until now, he has not been able to achieve his goals . more than 70% of them are women and children. he wants to continue this situation against palestinians until he can maintain his position as the prime minister of is

. >> done this now from tel aviv, mirror, ice and senior fellow at the international institute for counter-terrorism at reichman universityshe's also a colonel in the reserves for the israel defense forces. thank you so much for joining us. which ends in your region very high. how do you think they stand right now considering the language we're getting from both sides at the tactical level, this event is almost over, if not completely over. >> that means hezbollah wanted to do a very harsh attack against all of it. israel, including the tel aviv area that i live in. and israel preempted against that specific attack. but that's the tactical level. as you said in the rhetoric, the war goes on in the first aspect of the rhetoric is that hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbollah, last night, gave a speech in, it he said lie after lie after lie. and yet we repeat those lies and we amplify them. that's part of the rhetoric we know, of course, amidst all of the messaging that we're hearing these lies, as you call it, in the last day that's still the solution to this they suggest a solution in the best way to defuse te

university building early in the morning. mourning in connection with the death of the head of the hamas politburo has been officially declared in iran. ports to haifa or tel avivtook into custody the general director of voentorg vladimir pavlov in a case of embezzlement of public funds on an especially large scale. previously, at the request of the investigation, his property was seized. searches were carried out at 64 addresses in six regions; the suspect was charged with fraud during the conclusion of government contracts with the ministry of defense. based on criminal materials. the head of the voentorg and his accomplices provided our military with army hygiene kits, tripling their price. thus, with 2019 to twenty-second years. they managed to steal at least 400 million rubles from the federal budget. a ceremony in memory of russian soldiers who fell on the fronts of the first world war took place in germany today. exactly 110 years ago, the russian empire, in alliance with england and france, entered into a conflict, during which the fate of the country and the balance of power in europe radically changed. in frankfurt/ odor, our diplomats visited a resto

university to highlight $150 million for new research. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer live from tel aviv in situation room happening. now, breaking news as israel remains on very high alert, us officials say they believe iran has not yet decided exactly how to follow through on its threat of retaliation for. >> the, killing of hamas leader in tehran, also breaking president biden says he's concerned as word concerned about the prospects for a gaza ceasefire deal as iran's threat to attack israel looms, the united states dispatching key officials here to the middle east, just add a very high-stakes negotiations on thursday welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv and you're in the situation room the skis, cnn, breaking news we begin with the breaking news. >> president biden speaking publicly about the threat of an iranian attack on israel as us officials are sharing their insights as to why tear ron has not yet moved ahead with a retaliatory strike you see cnn's nic robertson is with me here in tel aviv. but first let's go to cnn's mj lee she's over at the white

tel aviv is gideon, leaving columnist with the hearts newspaper and author of the book, the punishment of gaza and from boston is rami holding a political analyst and distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of the road thank you very much to all of you gentlemen. for joining us . i want to start discussion with the exact same question to all 3 of you. which is, the mediators have been working on ceasefire negotiations since november without anything to show for it. during you believe that this new push for a cease fire can get somewhere with stuff. and let's start with, you know, i don't think it was good anywhere as long as nathaniel and his freshest government dot info. and as long as the united states administration refuses to exercise, any serious pressure on the 0, nothing. yeah, i will continue on genocide in gaza and will continue to try and to push that asian into these, you know more. he is a very dangerous man, and do you know is very when the end of this, what is the end of his political cutting of getting a full set to the i couldn't think primo was by frame book, silver o d. namely, because the main office, the good, he's nothing you know, and he did don't change his mind an

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tel aviv and spoke with is riley officials. he's travelled by route 5 times since hostilities began escalating in october. so let's bring it in of the allow our in his associate professor of history at the university and could talk at georgetown university and can time specialist in the modem at least thanks again for being with us here. this seems to be even a day out from these deceased by talks there seems to be very little detail about even with i are and exactly who might be involved. what does that tell us about how successful, unsuccessful, by monday? well it, it's certainly keeps very low expectations because we just simply don't have, you know, enough information about in what is expected to be achieved here. because, you know, there's been multiple proposals that have been put forward. there's been no real commitment, especially on the is really side, but especially on, on the part of the united states, which of course has to, to exert a certain degree of pressure for israel to finally accept. because we know, of course, that this is really government is fully committed to continuing to prosecute this war. this genocide and gaza has no real interest and has, has declared this openly many