of course, hezbollah is not alone. the resistance groups, palestinians , yemenis, iraqis, all coordinate with each other in a single hour . okay, let's review the latest news regarding the new round of attacks by the zionist regime on hamiya, south of beirut , where the president of lebanon has strongly condemned the zionist regime's attack on zahiyeh. joseph onn has announced that the attacks by the zionist regime are a message from the perpetrator of this crime to america, its policies and initiatives. but we are in telephone contact with alireza kumily, an expert and analyst on the issues. west asia. i greet you, mr. kamili . good evening. what is your analysis of the new round of attacks by the zionist regime on the southern suburbs of beirut? yes, i am at your service, respected expert and dear audience. hello. i would like to say that i think , mr. kamili, i can hear your voice weakly in the studio. please speak louder . yes , i said that i think that in the new round of attacks by the zionist regime, rather than

of hezbollah and he is mostly looking for this. it seems that and that he claims to have hit hezbollah's military and missile or drone centers . from tomorrow we will see that hezbollah will respond with drone missile attacks and will show that the resistance weapon is still powerful in the field and it seems that this coordination between the field and diplomacy is now very well formed. now the lebanese government is following the talks that the lebanese prime minister made in their meeting. having the esteemed foreign minister, dr. araqchi , practically shows that the lebanese government must now fully enter the arena in defense of hezbollah and condemn the crimes of the zionist regime , and openly discuss the ceasefire . you mentioned one point in your talk about the miscalculation of the zionist regime when it started the case and aggression against lebanon . it actually drew a specific time frame with specific resources and a plan to eliminate the resistance. of course, in the middle of the road, they never talked about elimin

, and think that hezbollah will be eliminated in this way. yesterday we bombed the southern suburbs of beirut because they were producing weapons. the war against hezbollah will be long. we must not be careless. as time goes by, the importance of the yemeni ansarullah operation in firing and sending missiles and drones into the regime becomes clearer. as long as the israeli military operation in gaza continues, the missile firing will not stop, and by carrying out their threat, they have repeatedly exposed israel to these missiles, the most damage being done to israeli and foreign aircraft at ben gurion airport, and this is a major economic loss. fortunately, this too. the missile attacks have not caused us many human losses because the interception rate of the missiles is estimated at 90% , which is reasonable from a military perspective , but from an economic perspective, the damage has been enormous. so the houthis' equation, which is to stop firing missiles at the same time as the war in gaza stops, remains in place , and whenever the isr

the war against hezbollah will be long. we must not be careless.nyone who counts on the lebanese government to destroy hezbollah. it is very wrong , it is like counting on gaza to eliminate hamas. this scenario is completely ridiculous. as time goes by, the importance of the yemeni ansarullah operation in firing and sending missiles and drones into the regime becomes clearer. the houthis set a target and to stop the missile firing. they gave israel a condition for us and said that as long as the israeli military operation in gaza continues , the missile firing will not stop , and by carrying out their threat, they repeatedly exposed israel to these missiles , which caused the most damage to israeli and foreign aircraft at the airport. bangorian has arrived and this is a major economic loss. fortunately, these missile attacks have not caused us many human losses because the interception rate of the missiles is 90%. it is said that it is logical from a military point of view, but from an economic point of view, the damage has been very high. so the h

how did you convince hezbollah to buy this? >> well, obviously they didn't know that they were buying it from israel. >> who did they buy it from or think they were buying from? >> we have an incredible array of possibilities of creating foreign companies that have no way of being traced to israel, shell companies over shell companies who affect the supply chain to our favor. we create a pretend world. we are a global production company. we write the screenplay with the directors, with the producers, we're the main actors, the world is our stage. >> this is mossad's old office. its motto from proverbs 24: 6 says in so many words, wage war through deception and trickery. kind of like the cia's smoke and mirrors which is what this operation was all about -- starting with those walkie-talkies. but walkie-talkies are only worn in battle, so mossad began developing a new device that hezbollah fighters would have in their pockets all the time -- a pager. >> a pager is almost object sleet, but hezbollah still using it. >> this is gabe

hezbollah , which was pursued by america and western countries and some of hezbollah's opponents inside lebanon, was defeated , and this defeat can actually be measured by indicators and numbers. let's also evaluate that in the elections that were held in the past few weeks , the local council elections , well, the lebanese hezbollah and the amal movement, as two important influential movements within the lebanese scene , we saw that with that coalition , the loyalty coalition, which came and gave a joint list and won a good vote in most regions of lebanon , in fact, their vote was an overwhelming majority , and even in regions that were related to the sphere of influence of the hezbollah opposition , they were able to win a good vote there . in fact, it can be said that this was an election that had a significant impact on the future of lebanon in a year and a half. the parliamentary elections and the presidential elections in lebanon in about 4 years, for example, are an impactful election that can actually change the political trajectory of lebanon. considering the great pressure tha

after the war that happened, hezbollah no longer exists. based on this fact , the lebanese presidential palace should congratulate the israeli army, the army of the zionist regime. there was a fever there, this scene that we witnessed here. now you have mentioned an important point , mr. joseph, the lebanese president , chose dr. aliyeh, who was a hezbollah minister in the previous lebanese cabinet, as his advisor . this has an important message for the reconstruction of lebanon , and it was announced that ortagus had been dismissed . well, i was also observing this in the lebanese political and press circles. they were saying that trump saw that this lady was not at all using this tactic. it hit a dead end and reached a dead end, and it is actually a big setback for american policy. the failure of the goals that they announced in their mission is therefore the united states is forced to change its tactics in lebanon. yes, in these circumstances, the iranian foreign minister came to lebanon . you mentioned his meetings with the lebanese off

they are looking to first be able to remove lebanese hezbollah and the people who support lebanese hezbollah from the border areas with occupied palestine. the second point that the israelis are considering after the fall of the bashar al-assad regime is to build buffer zones around the occupied palestinian territories. parts of syria have entered parts of lebanon, they have struck five bases in lebanon , they have struck seven to 14 bases in syria, they were looking to change the equation from a security situation to a military situation. you saw that after the fall of the bashar al-assad regime , they came quickly and destroyed all the military bases and logistical missile bases of the bashar al-assad regime, which were originally for syria. these weapons were for syria . now this is happening, it is taking on a different color and smell after that agreement , what they call an agreement between lebanon indirectly and the zionist regime. it happened with the mediation of the americans, the french, the same resolution 1701. now they are looking to change the equation from lebanon and want t

. - anne corpet: le hezbollah a été affaibli par la guerre menée par israël au liban.spatiale des gardiens de la révolution. est-ce que le régime est menacé? - anne corpet: le régime est fragilisé, mais il ne faut pas anticiper sa chute. il a montré sa capacité de résilience face aux révoltes qui ont eu lieu en iran. je pense au mouvement "femme, vie, liberté" et au mouvement précédent, en 2019, et encore avant. le corps des gardiens de la révolution est un pilier essentiel du régime. il n'est pas abattu par cette attaque, même si les têtes ont été coupées, car ces chef d'état-major, ces commandants en chef, vont être remplacés. le guide a dit ce matin que le chef d'état-major avait déjà trouvé un successeur. néanmoins, le pays est dans une situation difficile, est confronté à une grave crise économique du fait du poids des sanctions. ca l'a fragilisé, mais il serait bien imprudent d'anticiper une chute de ce régime en place depuis 1979. - judith grimaldi: merci, anne corpet. au moins 95 personnes, dont des femmes et des enfants, ont été blessées au cours de ces attaqu

mais aujourd'hui, le hezbollah n'est plus le même.cher au liban, alors que le pays tente péniblement... on sait à quel point vous avez été affecté par cette guerre avec le liban, ces derniers mois, alors que le pays tente de se reconstruire et est dans un processus politique qui essaye de consolider ce qui a été détruit ces dernières années. - anthony samrani: ce qu'il s'est passé depuis le 7 octobre, à l'échelle régionale, est vraiment une redéfinition des règles du jeu et des cartes. le liban en a subi les conséquences directes avec une guerre, qui a d'abord été limitée dans le sud, puis qui a été beaucoup plus totale sur une grande partie du territoire. il y a eu un moment d'espoir avec le cessez-le-feu, puis avec la chute du régime de bachar al-assad, et un moment d'espoir à l'échelle de la région. cette séquence nous replonge dans la réalité: le nouveau visage de la région n'est pas encore totalement dessiné. les israéliens ont encore des plans. les israéliens, comme lors de l'offensive libanaise, nous donnent le sentiment qu'ils

even before hezbollah was established. in the 1960s, in fact, one can say after the victory of the islamic revolution, before that. the year of martyr imad mughniyeh, for example , or mustafa badreddine or others in the service of hezbollah, they were cooperating with the palestinian resistance forces in lebanon and at the same time, in fact, some of the lebanese were forming an army. they had formed it to cooperate and ally with the zionist regime. at the same time, there was a government in lebanon that was an ally of the us and israel . well, this makes the issue much more complicated. for lebanon , that is, lebanon with an issue of influence is when you have a unified sovereignty and there is no obvious betrayal. yes, that issue was an issue of obvious betrayal, meaning a lebanese would betray a lebanese , a lebanese would kill a lebanese . no, let's just say, for example, maronites or christians would kill muslims or vice versa . not even a muslim would kill a muslim , even a maronite would kill a maronite. this issue

hezbollah's weapon, ertag , was dismissed and the iranian foreign minister came to lebanon. let me speak out against his visit. well , in general, they said that the presence of the iranian foreign minister in lebanon carries many messages anyway and links it to everything else. yes, especially now , many in the lebanese newspapers and media say that if these nuclear talks between iran and the us come to fruition , it will definitely reflect and have a positive outcome on all the regional files, especially lebanon. the lebanese expect these talks to come to fruition , based on the interests of the islamic republic, after all. so this mr. araqchi's presence in lebanon was a positive message for the lebanese people, especially the southerners. let's take a short break and go back to continue the discussion . the discussion is about syria . be with us on the gaza issue. the gathering, god willing, will be destroyed by god and the men of god in all fields. with raised fists , i swear by god , god willing . the discussion is about gaza and the discussion is about syria. well, in

another issue is the issue of hezbollah, which i mentioned. hezbollah is really saying something like this now when sheikh naim qassem is the general, saying, "well, it's not a joke anymore, and we had accurate information that hezbollah is really now if there is a conflict , they announced that we are fully prepared as a political regime. let's stop when kat felt scared and said that if the party wants to get involved today, if the party wants to get involved in the matter , we will deal seriously. don't think that now we are involved with iran. we can't . you can tell us the 8 branches and your position. then continue the discussion so that we can analyze and summarize the situation. yes, the 8 branches and your islamic position in iraq also announced that they are fully prepared. the insider did not accept responsibility. even in syria, someone has actually formed resistance cells. now this must be considered in detail. it is enough to prove how long we have been on iran's side , so the entire axis of resistance was really convinced with th

>> was that hezbollah. >> over 100 people? >> was that hezbollah in 92? >> yes. acting on, you know, acting, you know, as a creation of the ministry of intelligence service. do you think hezbollah. >> still has those capabilities? i mean, we saw those those major strikes, which, again, was just from a technological standpoint and a kind of a strategic standpoint, which is kind of extraordinary. does hezbollah internationally still have those capabilities? >> i think there's still some significant, as your previous guest was talking about sleeper cell type capabilities internationally. of course, you know, there have been many assassination attempts in in the united states against u.s. citizens. i mean, salman rushdie, for example, and and the various very courageous, very courageous iranian dissident, mahsa alinejad, for example. so i think, you know, they tried to kill the saudi ambassador to the united states in a prominent georgetown restaurant until that that that plot was discovered. so i think these are all in the range of capabilities that they have, along

well, hezbollah started it. many people believe that netanyahu could have ended this issue, like other issues, with a war of a few days . but netanyahu got himself into a dilemma that led to increasing pressure on israel day by day. in those early days, the americans openly helped israel by sending ground forces to keep the israeli regime in place, but in the continuation of this process, no matter what trump or netanyahu did to get biden to enter the war, it didn't work. biden didn't agree to this . he thought that netanyahu , netanyahu thought that trump if he comes , he will do this. in fact, he did not act and we acted contrary to netanyahu's idea. so what happens inside the zionist regime ? this patience that they have for a victory like defeating hamas, destroying hamas or destroying hezbollah , this is quite true . it seems to them that the zionist society has been prolonged because of the small number of people. the people are actually tenants who come from other places and do not have the patience to fi

iran is your opponent , i am your opponent , i am hezbollah, lebanon is your opponent, i ruled from iraq , i am your opponent, i am the king of najaf, the heart of a man , i am your opponent, i am like any palestinian , you think, qad means to stand firm , qad means to stand firm forever, qad means to stand up for what is right forever, the soldier of qad eventually becomes a martyr. the broadcast that you are watching live from tel aviv, the headquarters of the zionist terrorist gang, shows that since last night , at various intervals , but continuously , the powerful armed forces of the islamic republic of iran have been firing missiles at the occupied territories. at this stage , the forces are few in number per hour but with very high explosive power, some said that the warhead of some of these missiles reaches 1500 kilograms and causes destruction. at this stage, the islamic republic , due to its continuous attempts to fire missiles and drones , has caused continuous anxiety and fear among those who have come to occupied palestine to choose a residence there. reports indicate that s

during the raids , hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah was killed. soon, idf units were introduced into the southern province of lebanese. israel consistently carried out operations to, so to speak, neutralize iran's influence in region of the middle east, to eliminate all of iran's key allies in the form of hezbollah, in the form of the political wing of hamas. yemeni houthis, the shirite militia in iraq, the haashtarshabi, and so on, and because israel obviously saw them as a threat, it must be said that these groups have repeatedly stated that they have a goal, let's say, to strike at israel so that it ceases to exist. in december 24, israel occupied a buffer zone in syria in the area of ​​the dutch heights. after the change authorities in damascus, netanyahu gave the order to launch a series of powerful strikes against the air defense forces, aviation and navy of the arab republic. israeli forces launched. support for trump, therefore, and thought that, after all, as soon as trump comes to power, there in january, february, he will immediately be

hamas, hezbollah. the two most important ones have been absolutely decimated, more than that, by israeli military action. and also, their key ally in syria, bashar al assad, his regime has fallen, so as a consequence a lot of the threats that the iranians, or the weapons they were thought to have at their disposal, have been degraded. the other key thing is, these attacks that israel carried out at the end of last year seem to have significantly damage their air defence capabilities, and that has had a significant role in the success of these attacks yesterday. stay with me, because i want to play in a moment or to the comments from iran's, -- president, but i want to go to beirut. reminding the audience about how degraded they have been with the multiple attacks on that organisation, how our last night's attacks being viewed from there? and the potential for spill-over? well, the first question that was on people's mice this morning, will hezbollah step in and support iran? the answer was almost certa

ansarullah haider or hezbollah haider. victory from allah haider ali wali haider ali wali allah haidar ali wali allah haidar. the world trembles , the knees of the enemy, the lord , tremble. the hands and feet of each and every person tremble from the missiles of yemen . the sea trembles . the battle is near . we know that the regulars are the blood of our commanders . we do not grieve because we have a leader . we do not grieve because we have a leader. greetings to you, dear and honorable viewers. i would like to inform you that the eighteenth round of operation true promise. three by firing long-range and super-heavy missiles of the islamic republic of iran towards the occupied territories from it started an hour ago.

but still , hezbollah's structure is not destroyed and after that ceasefire. hezbollah began to rebuild itself . at the same time, the syrian incident also happened. we cannot say that israel was the main player in syria because. of course, israel took the main advantage of this incident. and when he felt relieved that bashar's regime was gone , he attacked all of syria's infrastructure one by one to make sure that syria would not be a threat to him in the future . after these events, which i liken to a bigger head than his mouth , he started to invade russia , and that was hitler's breaking point, that is, at the peak of victory. it was thought that hitler would conquer everywhere, and that was where his defeat was made. this action by netanyahu , in coming to iran , seems to me to be similar to hitler's action , that is, a bigger bite than his mouth , which he did not realize the dimensions of. he doesn't understand the geopolitical situation of iran very well and that media narrative that the american media has been cooking up for months and you mentioned i

to eliminate hezbollah's voice . now, if there is a negotiation here , if there is an attack, or any action , whether it is a soft action or a hard action, it all serves that ultimate goal, which is to eliminate hezbollah. when we come to the case of gaza and the hamas affair, they declare an ultimate goal, and that is to completely eliminate hamas in the gaza strip and take control of it. and it is to provide it to the zionists. well, when they set this goal, that is, their ultimate goal, now if they actually negotiate , they actually mediate peace and seek a ceasefire. in fact , they pursue this goal through negotiations. that is, we must be careful that if negotiations are actually conducted by the americans , because they want to achieve their ultimate goal. if you see them coming to the security council , they will use their right and power. right there in the same meeting, the chinese protested against the americans and said that you are using them as a tool, abusing your right. the american representative's an

ansar allah, haider , or hezbollah . the world is shaking, the knees of the enemy of the master are shaking. the hands and feet of each enemy are shaking. from the missiles of yemen. the sea is shaking. it is all near . we know it, we are the avengers of the leader's blood. we do not have sorrow because we have a leader. sorrow. we do not have sorrow because we have a leader ansarullah haider or hezbollah nasr from allah haider ali wali allah haider ali wali allah ali wali allah we are the only reason for death we are the only reason for death you know , everyone has become like yahya in the world , the storm is coming to an end friday, the victory of the iranian nation now we are the only ones who are the men of this field now we are the only ones who are the men of this field ansar. following the second wave of the combined offensive operation promised sadeq 3 of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, the corps has issued a statement in this statement emphasizing the continuation of the combined offensive operation pro

hezbollah never destroyed the national unity of lebanon. because of national unity, during the time of the martyr, sayyid hassan nasrallah also agreed. good things, but in the political atmosphere of lebanon. hezbollah has a very respectable presence , its capabilities are in place, it knows that this is a very important plan, the so-called desperation of the zionist regime in confronting this goal. now it was the same with iran. well , yes , it killed our famous great generals , each of them was a diamond , may god have mercy on them , and it killed our valuable scientists , each of them was a treasure , but it forgot that these great generals were trained under their hands, what successful forces these professors under their hands are now important students of these professors, maybe now several for years, they themselves were practically not involved in this work . for example, shahid tehranchi, well, he was. we had been close friends for years . he had already given up his life for academic work at azad university . he was transforming

now, iran is not hezbollah, obviously. it's a country. it has state institutions.ifferent ball game altogether to my sense. what we're seeing in iran today is a double, you know, kind of double pronged strategy. yes. on the one hand, they're going after the nuclear. but i think also there is an attempt to destabilize the regime. the way they've gone out after the whites, you know, in a very wide scale manner, after military assets targeting people in their homes, et cetera. this is not just about weakening or dismantling iran's nuclear capacities. this is really an attempt to go far beyond that, i would say. and benjamin netanyahu's call yesterday to the iranians to rise up against its current regime is partly in that direction. when, as far as lebanon is concerned, hezbollah is definitely in a different place. i think hezbollah today is is in a position where it's trying to redefine its role in the country. it's in a in an existential crisis of sorts, because resistance has always been a core tenant. and now they're being told there's no need for this resistance a

it is no longer a question of iran seeking to destroy the zionist regime, hezbollah, or hamas . it has behaved in a brazen and unbridled manner with the region. i will give the example of the people of gaza. now, what does the zionist regime want to do with these 2 million residents of gaza? now, let's assume that hamas is also destroyed. according to the book , it is still able to protect its hostages and is able to exchange them. he is capable of resistance , so what does he want to do with these two million people who are in his neighborhood, with these people who injured and forced 150,000 of them, it was the zionist regime itself, that it was netanyahu , maybe. most likely, and according to what i followed , he is only trying to escape his own trial . we are actually destroying this regime with these massacres that he committed in lebanon and by actually raising the ceiling of the conflict, the ceiling of the massacre. after all, every war has a ceiling for itself . when you have the saddam regime there against you. they are repeated, they are repeated a lot , weren't so ma

the secretary-general of hezbollah in lebanon emphasized the preservation of hezbollah's weapons and the right to defend lebanon. sheikh naim qassem, emphasizing his opposition to the disarmament of the resistance, said: "the occupation is temporary, but freedom remains permanent, and the lebanese soil will remain honorable and free." secretary-general of hezbollah in lebanon he stressed that hezbollah is in a defensive position and its weapons are for defending the land and the future of generations. sheikh naim qassem said: do not ask us not to defend ourselves and hand over our weapons because we are fighting for our rights and no one can prevent this right for the sake of his interests. the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon also said: those who are leading lebanon towards an uncertain future are the same ones who support israel and america in their projects. he stood with all his being to teach freedom to the world . talking about a great event called ashura and the great resistance of a free man named hussein (peace be upon him) who was given the title of the leader of t

and what was the precursor to hezbollah, today weren't yet hezbollah, but today became that, killing 63. but then by october something that joey and every marine remembers, the marine barracks there, they're fully hezbollah at that point. by the way, israel last september killed the master pined of that finally. mastermind. 2003-2011, i talked about those iran-backed mill chas -- militias, they kill over 600 troops. january of 2020, iran launching missiles at al assad is air base, injures hundreds. it's the most fortified base, and there are concerns that could be in the line of fire now if iran starts to retaliate. january 2024, of course, the drone strike, everyone remembers that. that is a wing of hezbollah. and here we are, june 2025, the five u.s. bases in iraq, syria struck by missiles, likely iran-backed. guys, back to you on the couch. joey: thanks for that, griff. rachel: thank you so much, griff. we're awaiting an update from the pentagon on this unprecedented attack the at 8 a.m. eastern. we have push more ahead for you, stay with us.ap ♪er it was hard keeping plans. and l

she then admits to meeting with hezbollah linked officials. what is the us government supposed to do with this? right. with with this record that they're learning about of a us citizen, like from a counterterrorism perspective, what's the us government supposed to do with something like this? oh, but but wait, there's more. because after all this comes to light, this same person then flies abroad again, this time to a european country, where she goes to a meeting with a man who was on an fbi watch list. and we don't know exactly why he's on an fbi watch list. the fbi does not tend to comment on things like that, but there has been public facing reporting alleging that this guy is connected with a russian militia leader who has been convicted of shooting down a civilian airliner over ukraine. he was convicted of shooting down malaysia air flight 17, which you will remember, 298 totally innocent civilians were killed. so if you're the us government, what do you do with this information? right. this is all the same person meeting with the dictato

ansar allah , haider or hezbollah. from the veins of hezbollah, mashallah, the soldiers of the spirit of allah. there is no thought except by allah , no victory, no victory except by allah, the name of the lord of solomon. come, say, from the dawn of tomorrow , open a window from watching , come , say, from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from watching , sing with me again from that spring that is no more , a happy dream in the name of the homeland , singing at the feet of my patient iran. i showed its people a kiss from saying hope to its flag , iran , the heartbeat of my soul , iran , your pure name is on my tongue. come, say, from the dawn of tomorrow , open a window from watching , sing with me again from that spring that is no more , a dream, dawn , comes again to the light of our hope , a bright dawn from the souls of our martyred lovers. dawn of bright presence from distant horizons , its light from the rain of hope and its soul from joy. you are to me iran , the heartbeat of my soul is calm, iran, your pure

it's ally hezbollah and standing next to representatives of hezbollah, a best or actually acknowledge the shift? only do i have some kid that a so yeah, i hope the new situation in the region and 11 on. we opened a new page in relations with levon on, based on mutual respect and shared interest. so some of this is a change in 11 on its leaders say the country is on a new path as it reengaged his with his traditional arab allies. and the words of the prime minister knew of salem, the role of exporting it runs, revolution is over 11 on this new leaders took office earlier this year after a shift and the balance of power, iran's ally hezbollah no longer controls decision making, but it is still a political force and it is still resisting calls to fully this arm to allow the state to expand its authority across the country. living on did ask you round to help ensure arms are solely in the hands of the state and channel of support exclusively through official institutions. before arriving, invaded iraq, she was in cairo square. he said, efforts are underway to remove obstacles, to improvin

hezbollah is done, hamas is done. you're talking about the collapse of syria and assad and now iran's leadership may be on the way out. all of this is connected. this is a good day for those of us that believe in human rights and freedom. >> sean: well-side, clay travis. thank you. we bring in now the host of life, liberty and levin. mark levin. to play off of clay's point, this is an issue of moral clarity. that is, donald trump and steve witkoff and marco rubio, they all gave iran an off ramp. they chose not to take it. iran has been fauxmenting terror, firing tens of thousands of rockets. clay has been there, you've been there, i've been there. they continue to threaten to wipe israel and the u.s. off the map. they're now targeting civilians. to me, it's -- how many rockets would be fired in to the u.s. before there was a citizen uprising demanding retribution? i'd say one. what do you say? >> i say none. our policy right now is that if cuba attempts to have a nuclear missile on their island, that we view that as a

they said hezbollah without any hesitation. we will not agree to any plan that does not include the removal of hezbollah's leadership. but the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon stood firm and said: absolutely not. we will not allow anyone to take hezbollah's weapons. or disarm them. the scope of these failures extends to yemen , about 2,000 kilometers away. the zulfiqar and palestine ballistic missiles, which yemen built to completely stop the zionist regime's aggression in gaza , are targeting the zionists even after the us military's multi-hundred-hour operation with more than 1,700 heavy airstrikes. with the stubborn resistance of the yemenis , it turned into a costly defeat and trump was forced to call a ceasefire with the yemeni resistance. between the us and we established a ceasefire in yemen. the zionists and americans attacked iran with the idea of ​​destroying the chain of command and the peaceful nuclear industry. their idea was that iran would be grounded in the first two or three days of the attack. but in

be sure that it will affect the power of hezbollah. in the future, hezbollah will be stronger. it will certainly be born. this will have an effect on the people. syria is affecting yemen, it is affecting palestine itself. look at the events that have been taking place in gaza in the past few days. the ambushes that took place, meaning the deaths of several officers and soldiers of the zionist regime , are making netanyahu hotter. as the saying goes, this officer was very important to him . why did the officer get ambushed? after 21 months, more than 56,000 people have been martyred, more than 136,000 have been wounded, and more than 20,000 children have been killed. but they are still standing. now their hearts have become stronger. their vision has become stronger, that is, that this regime is doomed, despite the propaganda that he is doing it because the conditions are very inappropriate. before the zionist attack on iran, we must say that the point you mentioned was that, considering the resistance of the palestinian people , despite the blockade of water and food that took

we will not allow anyone to take hezbollah's weapons. or to disarm it. the scope of these failures extends to yemen, about 2,000 kilometers away. the ballistic missiles of zulfiq and. palestine, which were built in two yemens to completely stop the zionist regime's aggression in gaza , are targeting the zionists , even after the us military's multi-hundred-hour operation with more than 1,700 heavy air raids turned into a costly failure with the stubborn resistance of the yemenis and trump was forced to call a ceasefire. with the resistance of yemen. we established a ceasefire between the us and yemen. the zionist and the americans they also attacked iran with the idea of ​​destroying the chain of command and the peaceful nuclear industry. they thought that iran would be grounded in the first two or three days of the attack. but in the very first moments , the chain of command was restored by the commander-in-chief's wisdom and they were hit with 22 missiles , the damage of which still hurts. the claim of us officials in their own media that iran's nuclea

quand il y a eu la guerre avec le hezbollah, ce n'est pas que le hezbollah faisait peser une menace plusiran, c'était aussi pour sauver sa coalition, parce que les ultras orthodoxes menaçaient de partir sur le sujet et la conscription militaire. le danger n'était pas plus important que 2 semaines avant. nétanyahou n'a pas envie de voir sa coalition tomber. il veut garder le pouvoir. quand smotrich a dit qu'il ne voulait plus que l'aide humanitaire ne rentre dans gaza, sinon il quittait le gouvernement, benyamin nétanyahou a suspendu le peu d'aide humanitaire qui est arrivé dans la bande de gaza, jusqu'à ce que l'armée présente un nouveau plan pour faire les choses différemment. vous voyez le poids important qu'ils ont pour la paix et dans la politique israélienne. - aude lechrist: je vous remercie. les drones russes ont visé la région d'odessa, dans le sud de l'ukraine. 2 personnes ont été tuées et il y a des blessés, dont des enfants. ces attaques sont quotidiennes, partout dans le pays, alors que les pourparlers de paix sont à l'arrêt. les troupes russes continuent aussi de grignoter d

started carrying out attacks to really just cripple hamas and hezbollah. with the houthis. along the way, there was initial attack inside of iran that tested air defenses. we saw they were horrible and showed iran did not have ability to go the distance all the way over themselves into israel and actually effectively attack israel. with all of that in place and understanding all that and all the different missions working, they were able to then go and start putting operatives inside iran and setting up for the big attack and i think the rest of the world needs to realize this is the way war fighting has evolved and israel is successful because they did it that way, they did not just do it politically. >> carley: what do you think iran is doing right now? are they calling up their proxies that have been severely degraded over the past year and a half and saying, help us strike back? >> jonathan: well, so here is where the real issue, i think of the future for us comes into play. we constantly call and i've heard several guests call iran the terrorist of th

they're all dead. >> just like the leadership of hamas, the leadership of hezbollah. israel is following the same pattern. >> well, you know, you have to we were here yesterday talking about, wolf, what happened in vienna with the iaea. and first time in 20 years, 19 countries condemned iran for being in total violation of its nuclear obligations. what did iran do? it said, we're going to escalate our program. we're going to we're going to declare a new underground enrichment facility. we're going to put advanced centrifuges into fordo. that is a complete miscalculation by iran. you know, i've been reflecting a lot here, wolf, since october 7th. and the whole strategic equation in the middle east changed, obviously, on october 7th, i would say two things. iran made a very fateful decision after hamas's horrific attack and really invasion of israel. it decided to join in. it supported hezbollah in launching a northern front against israel just days after october 7th. it supplied weapons and gave a green light to its proxies in iraq and syria, and to the houthis in yeme

or to destroy hezbollah , this is completely true. in fact , they think that zionist society has been prolonged due to the small number of people. in fact, it is a rental for those who come from other places who do not have the patience to fight . the very low resilience that the zionists have . the lack of any private life that they can take refuge in. the closest place an israeli can go in times of crisis is to go to greece , that is, or to go to cyprus by sea. when our country has 15 neighboring countries , we can almost say that every iranian would be welcomed there. because of the different ethnicities, which means that they have no way of escaping , the issue of saying, "go and learn to swim" really had a correct basis in terms of understanding the land. people now call the occupation, "israel ," "this country."

political realities and what hezbollah has done during this period . since october 8 , 2023 , hezbollah has supported the people of gaza and the palestinian nation , those who started the battle of al-aqsa storm , to liberate their land and prisoners. in the first stage, it is consistent with our upbringing and belief that we must help the right. and we are confronting a single enemy in the name of the zionist regime , and this zionist enemy intends to destroy the resistance. it was moral, political, and principled, and it was a partnership with the truth, and it was based on the fact that we have a common enemy, and on the teachings of the leader of the martyrs of the nation, sayyid hassan nasrallah , and we see the analyses that we see after the al-aqsa storm, what views they had about hezbollah. the sacrifices of the martyrs raised our spirits. the sacrifices of the wounded made us more responsible, supported by the people , and the strength of stability and steadfastness. they and their brothers and companions created the infrastructure, and this i

the leader of the hezbollah resistance movement has warned against the continue. of israel's attacks on lebanon, stressing that the movement will not tolerate such attacks forever. speaking in a televis address, sheikh naim qasim condemned the ongoing hisready violations of the cease fire agreement with lebanon, stressing that hezbollah will not keep mum on the continuous israeli violations, sheikh qasim said the movement is capable of confronting israel and defeating it. the hezball leader called israel's recent strikes in nebatia and attacks on civil. unacceptable, urging the lebanese government to take responsibility for defending the the country's sovereignty. sheikh asim also dismissed calls to the sam hizbullah, emphasizing that the movement will never give up his sources of strength while the israeli enemy keeps violating the ceasefire deal and attacking lebanon. he also touched on hezbollah's support for the people of gaza following operation al-axa flood stressing that supporting gaza was a moral, political and principal duty. yemen has resumed this military operation agains

of hezbollah in lebanon stood firm and said that we will never allow anyone to take hezbollah's weapons or disarm them. the scope of these failures extends to yemen, about 2,000 kilometers away. the zulfiqar and palestine ballistic missiles created two yemens. until the zionist regime's aggression in gaza is completely stopped. the heavy air attack turned into a costly defeat with the stubborn resistance of the yemenis, and trump was forced to a ceasefire was reached with the yemeni resistance. we established a ceasefire between the united states and yemen . the zionists and the americans attacked iran with the idea of ​​destroying the chain of command and the peaceful nuclear industry. they imagined that iran would be grounded in the first two or three days of the attack. but in the very first moments , the chain of command was restored by the commander-in-chief's wisdom and they were hit by 22 missiles , the place where they still hurt. the claim of us officials that the iranian nuclear industry was destroyed in their own media. but there were serious opponents. based on the assessmen

off the funding for their nuclear ambitions, ballistic missiles program and the funding of hamas, hezbollah, the houthis. the administration has been aggressively seeking to cut off their funding, impose sanctions, use the ship act and other tools. obviously the president's objective is to ensure that iran does not have a nuclear weapon. and you always want to try to use diplomatic means to avoid any use of military force. the reality is from my perspective we need to be prepared in the event that a clear and unequivocal agreement cannot be reached to act. and if there is going to be an agreement, it cannot allow any enrichment of uranium. felicia: do you mean to impose more sanctions or support an israeli attack? rep. lawler: my view is this is not something that should be left to israel alone. the united states needs to be prepared to take military action against iran's nuclear program. presidents in both parties and members of both parties in congress have made clear for decades that iran cannot have a nuke that they are closer today because of the failure of the biden administration tha

sorrow because we have a leader , we are not sad because we have a leader , ansar allah haider or hezbollah haider , victory from allah , we are alert and vigilant, let's stop the son of fatima, we are the only reason for death, we are the only ones who are like yahya, you know, we have all become like yahya, the world is on the verge of a storm, friday , victory. the nation of iran, now we are the only ones who

iran in the region, because israel has been systematically weakening its operations against hezbollah several years now, by creating a buffer zone in syria, and by attacks inside iran itself. yes, there were reports here that israel was striking not only iran, but also lebanon, where hezbollah military formations are located, and the fact that, in fact, that is, the situation with the hezbollah movement, which was decapitated by israeli strikes, also played a role, practically hezbollah is so weakened that it cannot confront israel, as it did before and other countries of the middle east, first of all saudi arabia, jordan, qatar, those countries in which there are bases, military bases of the united states, they also, of course, will not side with iran and this whole situation, the general situation in the middle east, it contributed to the fact that israel carried out these strikes, netanyahu actually confirmed this, that this is a chance, as netanyahu stated, chance right now to finally solve this problem of iran's possible acquisition of nuclear weapons... islamic studies institute

now let's not say hamas, let's not say hezbollah , which of course hamas and hezbollah, meaning the palestinian people and the lebanese people, meaning governments , are legitimate defenses. now i 'm discussing the government and non-government. now hamas is not actually a government, or at least it has been a government for years. after the overthrow of the hamas government, hamas is no longer a government or hezbollah is part of the lebanese government . i am going to say that according to international law, pakistan is an entity that is actually a member of the united nations , has an army, i don't know, has official institutions. those four components that we mention in political anthropology for a state, namely the people, the land, the government, and sovereignty. pakistan has these four components , and a state is called a powerful state in international law. when the king comes, what do they say, he will spread his wings for this state? this established and powerful government basically shows that this regime does not accept international relations. now another example is this attack on

the first... stationary large perot laser systems in israel, which were tested in the winter on hezbollah and missiles, were already put on combat alert, now they've already been put on alert while it's not night yet, for example, meduza quotes the fars publication, writing that another strike was carried out in the area of ​​the ford nuclear facility, i suggest we take a look and step aside a little and look at the allies, especially since we remember that this year, last year it turns out putin signed with the president this year, this year everything is correct, putin signed an agreement with iran on a comprehensive partnership, what was in it, what kind of assistance, what kind of assistance could iran count on and what are the nuances there, let's look and continue our discussion. our country attaches paramount importance to further strengthening friendly and good-neighborly russian-iranian relations. russian-iranian relations reached a new height in january of 1925. in the kremlin's malakhta hall , presidents putin and pezeshkin signed. iran's economy by investing $8 billion in oil

, remember during. this story with pagers with the elimination of the long-time leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, of course, in this situation no one in israel could hope that lebanon would remain a safe zone at such a tense moment, and again imagine that iran is still being lost. well, actually, we were talking about this the other day with pawel kowal, the head of the foreign affairs committee of the polish sejm and the council for cooperation with ukraine, we were discussing this. and he was just talking about the fact that , in fact, if the khamenei regime falls, and this is quite possible, it could create simply extraordinary risks for russia and for its war in ukraine, in general for this network of dictatorships on which the axis of evil is based, that 's what it could still lead to, because we at the beginning of this conflict , we looked at these negative consequences for us, such as the loss of the world's focus on ukraine, the increase in prices for... oil, that is, these immediate effects that occurred as a result of israel's attack on iran, and now we are looking at

where as well as supporters live where hezbollah hold sway and has influence among those areas is baby southern suburb. during a 2 months of heavy bombardments, hundreds of buildings were destroyed in the southern suburbs of baby routes, but a ceasefire came into force in late november. some people returned to their homes, but after the 1st strikes to target the buildings inmate with southern suburb, you know, some people did pack up their belongings and moved elsewhere. this conflict is far from over. israel, i mean statements by the is really officials we're, we're hearing from the is ready defense minister a short while ago saying we will continue to enforce, to cease fire without quote, any compromise. and we instructed our army to attack quote with terror. so as well really seeing this as part of its a campaign to implement the ceasefire, because the lebanese authorities in their view have failed to do so. now loving these authorities, what do they say? they say that the army has this mouth told hundreds of military sites belonging to hezbollah, very close to the border area, sout