in lebanon . you saw that they are not only hitting zayeh, they are not only hitting beirut , they are hitting the beqaa valley , they are hitting different places in the east , they are hitting different places in the south. even after the ceasefire, you have almost 3,000 reports of more than 3,000 ceasefire violations by the israelis. they are looking to destroy any resistance that wants to grow or is in the process of rebuilding . they will completely destroy lebanon. this attack also has specific reasons. i will present them to you . this attack is within the framework of this change in the equation . there are specific reasons. there are specific reasons. at this time when the zayeh is being destroyed, you saw that this attack is not against the resistance. if there is no weapon in the hands of these people, these things will happen. i will present one point to you. the head of the resolution 17 delegation, who is an american soldier, once came to mr. barri in ain al-tineh at his residence. m

based and in investing of the result of israeli aggression against lebanon, there is no way lebanon to be independent, we have to have a margin, a space, a distance from american influence, to be independent, we have a own power and our own ability to... face the israeli aggression and israeli targeting and to have a equilibrium foreign policies, balanced foreign policies. we have no problem, we have some relationship with united states, but we need a strong relationship with iran, with iraq, with the arab countries and with other countries in the region. well, when you talk about the us in the context that you just did including the israeli regime, um, it doesn't leave much room for the country to be independent when it comes to its security apparatus without having his bullah in that structure, because hisbullah has proven time and again that it serves to secure lebanon, we have seen the types of aggression from the israel regime onto lebanon, southern lebanon in particular, but at the same time not so much, i guess retaliation so to speak from the lebanese government, which i'm a

based and in investing the result of israeli aggression against lebanon, there is no way lebanon toindependent, we have a own power and our own ability to face the israeli aggression and israeli targeting and to have a equilibrium foreign policies, balanced foreign policies, we have no problem, we have some relationship with united states, but we need a strong relationship with iran, with iraq, with the arab countries and with other countries in the... reach, well, when you talk about the us in the context that you just did including the israeli regime, um, it doesn't leave much room for the country to be independent when it comes to its security apparatus without having hisbullah in that structure, because hisbollah has proven time and again that it serves to secure lebanon, we have seen the types of aggression from the israel regime onto lebanon, southern lebanon in particular, but at the same time not so much... um, i guess retaliation so to speak, from the lebanese government, which i'm assuming is under some type of pressure from the us. do you think that, the goal right now of

lebanon and the region. a new force would be established in lebanon, which would not only become a significant chapter for leviese movements like amao, but also open a new... chapter in the confrontation with israel. headlines at press tv, the leader of the islamic revolution has issued a new message, congratulating the iranian nation on its victory over israel and the us. israel's latest attacks on gaza leave 35 more people. go killed as a regime presses ahead with his genocidal war, and the un human rights office has warned that the israeli regime's accelerated force displacement of palestinians in the occupied west bank constitutes a war crime.

would soon reshape relations between lebanon and the region. a new force would be established in lebanonn with israel. welcome back everyone, i'm syd buraza in london with our continued coverage of the u.s. israeli aggression against iran, the ceace fire and the fallout from the war for the parties involved. iran's parliament has approved a bill to suspend tehran's cooperation with the international atomic energy agency, the iaa. ea after iranian procured intel proved that the agency was spying for israel on the nuclear facilities and iranian scientists and after its politically motivated resolution against the islamic republic. also, iran says the united states must pay reparations to the islamic republic over its blatant active aggression against civilian nuclear sites. the israeli regime meanwhile says the war isn't over, that it

assad became a unifying figure in lebanon. he engaged in debates within lebanese intellectual movements, reaching out to shia and sunni religious groups and supported oppressed communities. while arab countries have been preparing to confront israel for years, progress was not as anticipated. imam khumaini launched his campaign against the palivi regime in iran, having warned the shah on numerous occasions through letters about the detrimental effects of american. in june 1963, following his efforts to raise awareness through speeches, the palivi regime decided to arrest imam and subsequently exiled him. من به تو نصیحت می کنم درد بردار از این کارها آقا اسکار دارم می کنند تو را من دل ندارم که یک جوج اگر بخواهد من مل ندارم تو این فوق بکن اینقدریت مخالفت نکن. was confined to iran's borders and that exile would resolve the issue. however, imam khamaini's goal was broader to awaken the people across the entire region under shia religious authority. after the people in arab countries and their military movements felt their national

ceasefire in lebanon. several areas in lebanon were attacked by airstrikes . it was clear that the zionist regime was behind the law of aggression. now we have to see what this goal is . that is, now netanyahu is stuck in the gaza issue . continuing the war is difficult for him. and a ceasefire that leads to the declaration of the end of the war is difficult for him in two ways. it will fall and the cabinet. attacking lebanon in this way cannot be a kind of escape forward, because it will spread this crisis and save itself from the place where saudi arabia , lebanese public opinion, lebanese press, lebanese officials today all mean to say that the main reason for the bombing of lebanon last night was the regime's attack on lebanon at 8 points in the southern region and residential areas.

consistently generated tension in southern lebanon. imam musa sadr sees this opportunity to teach military principles to members of amal. israel posed a direct threat to the lebanese people. while lebanese christian leaders had an unwritten agreement with israel, the lebanese shias were rising from the ashes of arab pride, not with arab ideology, but with the concept of islamic resistance against israel. after the camp david accords and egypt's withdrawal as one of israel's most formidable enemies, the path was cleared for israel to pursue its objectives. one of these goals was to dismantle palestinian groups dreaming of confronting israel and liberating. palestine. in the years following the arab war, palestinian resistance groups had formed, establishing their headquarters near the israeli occupied territories in southern lebadon, perpetuating regional conflict and tension. a few years after the yab kipur war in 1978, and before the victory of the iranian revolution, the most serious clashes between palestinian resistance groups and

the movement formed by the presence of iranian forces in lebanon would soon reshape. between lebanon and the region, a new force would be established in lebanon, which would not only become a significant chapter for lebanese movements like am, but also open a new chapter in the confrontation with israel, in the early hours of june 13th, an unprovoked and shocking escalation shook west asia. with the backing of the united states, israel launched a coordinated assault on iranian territory, striking residential neighborhoods in tehran, of of military facilities, and most provocatively nuclear sites in natans and isfahan. the attack marked the beginning of a 12-day war that would alter regional geopolitics and leave both a aggressors, israel and the us scram. rambling to reframe a campaign that failed to meet its strategic goals. the first day was particularly deadly for iran. not only did it lose top generals and nuclear scientists, but the country was forced to react while it was on the verge of entering the sixth round of nuclear talks with the us. the pretense of diplomacy was shatte

why is lebanon important? yes, lebanon is very important because it's has has a great focus from the international community, from the international media and there is much, i mean campaign against hizbullah and all over the world and some people say that hizbullah has still its ability to fight a war against hizballah, others say that hizbullah has ended, you know it is a debate about hizbullah not only in lebanon but in the uh us and the european media as well, so uh, we do not uh, yeah, exclude the arab media as well, also uh, israel considers and netanyahu definitely considered that lebanon is a weak point that he can intervene whenever he wants so using his air force and the superiority of air force and technical superurity with drones he can uh change the situation, well it is interesting to see what will happen next, i want to thank you very much brigadeer general elias farhat military expert and strategist for explaining to our viewers what really zinus israel is trying to do. in lebanon now, ladies an

, so maybe after they make sure that lebanon is pacified and they have to... control on lebanon after the the normalization with thesigners, they are planning to build more military bases in lebanon and other you know sophisticated intelligence equipments on the tops of the mountains in lebanon, they have they have many plans for lebanons, that that's why i think it's not only about the security of the of the zienist entity, it's about uh other us interests. direct interest interests uh and since the 80s, i mean they've tried to of course take lebanon to some sort of an accord with the israelies uh the infiltration of the cia has been evident, i mean even since that time now you're talking about a hub of intelligence in the entire and perhaps even military uh in the entire region could probably be the largest, what what would stand in that face? i mean we're talking about resistance, sheikhlassim said we're not giving any more concessions, the israelis also had warned husband. during the their war on iran not to take part, they still fearlah, despite the fact that netanyahu said i've

decades or so have always to some extent symbolized an existential threat to lebanon. lebanon is a small and and weak state that is under still to some extent the colonial influence of the west, it is under the influence of uh arab regimes in the persian gulf um so it sovereignty has been uh contested throughout um and the israeli regime of course symbolizing the major and most imminent uh threat um and so of course regardless whether an individual person in lebanon uh would uh uh oppose the israel regime or not it still stands in the way and here we we need to again talk about seller colonialism every person in lebanon stands in the way of the colonial advance and as such is a target of and for israeli violence, and so even though there have been attempts from even before the civil war to internally fragment lebanon, to use um sectarianism for example, to use different political ideologies and and for to somehow fragment the population, the israel regime has throughout the history has had its own uh proxy milicia in south lebanon. today there are several uh political

they have already said they've taken over all the areas in south lebanon president joseph. was clear just yesterday in a statement saying that the only thing that is stopping that is an obstacle in the face of the lebanese army deploying all across the border is the israeli occupation and so it is only the israeli side that has been violating the seas fire we've seen this it's been quite clear lebanon has done its part whether it is in the deployment the army and even in the dismantling of many areas where the lebanese the resistance uh was if it is this is something that the the committee said and we're talking about the south of the laytani, but even in the north of the laytani we're also looking at activity for the unifill and the lebanese army, and we're also looking of course at continuous israeli violations of the seasfire, and this also brings to mind on the the issue of what the us exactly had in mind when they were promising lebanon a seasfire with the calling telling lebanon that we want to cease fire and so on, and it was the lebanese side that was agreeing on a seasfire t

mtcl for lebanon, the military technical committee for lebanon, which is chaired by the united states, that military technical committee that has four, sorry, five entities on board of it that includes the americans, the french and the british, the united nations as well, um, they guaranteed, as you said, they were guaranteers for the seasfire arrangement that happened between lebanon and the israeli entity, since then they have done nothing, they literally have done nothing, they barely conven, they don't even speak with the israeli entity, they never stopped any aggression that the israelite entity decided against the... so they are useless, it's as much as trump guaranteing for the palestinians a cease fire and the entry of aid, where in fact the israelies did not commit to asses fire and they did not allow aid to come into gaza, so at the end of the day when anything that's shared by the americans or the british or the french or all three together, it means that the israelies will do what they want and they will not be stopped, by the way on the night of eid, i do believe that the

seas fire, but it's not unprecedented since last year, because during the 64 is really aggression on lebanon between october, remember last year, the israelis did bombard southern suburbs with dozens of air strikes as well, right? again, we're looking at live images, live images there coming out of beirot, again areas has been hit with plooms of smoke uh going up, if you're just joining us, viewers, this started a few hours ago, the israeli regime worn certain areas or said that certain buildings would be attacked. gave very little notice and people had to leave as soon as they could, evacuate as soon as they could, of course, as i said earlier, creating havoc, um, traffic jams of people trying to go to safe areas, reiterating that this is the night of eid al-adha, very important islamic holiday uh, for muslims all over the world, and the regime chose tonight, to do what it is doing, the biggest violation of the ceasefire agreement, not that it ever adhered to the ceasefire, but we're looking at an extreme escalation at tonight. well, daniel, where do you think the regime wants to go with th

the independence of lebanon, the sovereignty of lebanon, the preservation of the integrity of lebanon's currency. it is of great importance to us and to the entire region. of course, for us and for the countries of the region , we attach great importance to the independence, sovereignty and unity of lebanon , and we have supported the sovereignty of the lebanese and the integrity of lebanon's currency at all stages, and continue to do so against the occupation. the support of a country means that it is a friend of its friends in lebanon and in no way means interference. it is not in the affairs of lebanon. no country in the region has the right to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries in the region. of course, this means that it is a country. a friend supports her friends in lebanon , not in the sense of interfering in the internal affairs of lebanon , and of course, no country has the right to interfere in the affairs of any country in this region. today , i will meet with the esteemed president of lebanon, the esteemed speaker of the house, the esteemed prime minister o

lebanon has always been a supporter of the palestinian resistance.ng technical knowledge, weapons and information to sending individuals from lebanon via a third country into occupied palestine. this relation. which presists to this day, has experienced many ups and downs, as is typical between two organizations. after all, they're not complementary, the palestinian resistance is not a branch of the lebanese islamic resistance, they're not a single team, but two allied sides. absolutely, the shared goal is to stand against israel, despite their differences. for instance, in 2011 these differences became more pronounced during what was known as the se'. revolution or the syrian civil war, the disagreements were clear and escalated to the point where even supporters of both resistance groups began to insult each other. however, despite these differences, communication lines were never completely severed. in other words, military channels remained open and contact was preserved. for example, while there were typically six joint training exercises or coo

in fact, he wants to strengthen this defensive tool in lebanon. see , in general, the pressures on the lebanese government are great. political pressures, public opinion pressures, media pressures, propaganda pressures, are very widespread. but also consider that mr. joseph, as the president of lebanon, has at least that intelligence and has come to the conclusion, at least from the election results, that he cannot ignore the resistance and cannot be satisfied without considering the resistance. thank you for being with us, and thank you, dear viewers , for following the international section . thank you, mrs. hajipour, for your service. we are you. thank you very much, mr. nikbin , to you and also to the guest of the international section . dear and esteemed viewers, for being with us. thank you very much, god bless you. hello, headlines of news , cuba, the second destination of the speaker of the parliament in latin america. mr. ghalib , the speaker of the parliament, went to havana after two days of consultations with venezuelan officials. he w

araqchi, to egypt and lebanon, the positions he took in lebanon, the coordination that was made with the lebanese government , the defense that was carried out against the resistance and the weapons of the resistance, the meeting that was held with the sheikh. naeem qassem and sheikh naeem qassem all show that the zionist regime failed in its diplomatic efforts to separate lebanon from iran, and this failure is very painful for it , as it shows that it is willing to take a risk by violating the ceasefire on such a large scale . in other words , it seems that the end of the ceasefire and the end of the agreements will be determined by this action, and just as the respected secretary general of hezbollah , sheikh naeem qassem , had previously announced and warned that in any case, we no longer have the patience and forbearance that we had in the past against we will not continue this crime of the zionist regime and we will react and our finger is on the trigger and we are ready to take action . let me tell you something about the zionist regime. before we go into the current situation

in every eid shadowed by fire, lebanon refuses to bow. welcome to the medi stream, i'mman. as families across the region prepared to welcome eidha, israeli entity roll plane struck neighborhoods in beirot and southern lebanon under the pretext of targeting resistance infrastructure, but behind the smoke screen of military justifications lies a clear message, lebanon's will is being tested and it refuses to break. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is bricadeer general elias farhat, military expert and strategist, a pleasure to have you with us, general. now given that these israeli entity air strikes occurred on the eve of eidha, how do you interpret the timing and psychological intent really behind this assault, particularly the combination of physical attacks and fabricated voice messages in the broader context of the psychological warfare against lebanon's population, in a surprise attack on the ave ofdha, it and brutally israel hit eight buildings. in dahya janubiya in beyrut uh under the pretext that there are factories of drones in the in the underground floors

this is not just an assault on lebanon, he said. it's a bloody message addressed to washington stamped with the bodies of innocent civilians. but this is more than a military escalation, it's a pattern. every time netanyahu finds himself cornered whether by political collapse at home or military failure in gaza, he turns to lebanon to change the narrative, he bombs civilians, he invents targets, he manufactures fear and the us without hesitation signs the permission slip, and yet lebanon stands, while the so-called international overside committees focus only on lebanese compliance, ignoring islarity occupation and daily assassinations of resistance leaders, commanders and fighters, tunese army has honored every clause of the ceasefire, often with praise, even from us military observers, still the a bombs rain down, still the skies burn, but lebanon's answer is not silence, it's defiance. in every ruined building there is a family that will rebuild. in every air rate siren, there is a generation that grows up stronger, in every eid

let us examine the latest developments in lebanon . in a telephone conversation with mohammad qaderi, an expert and analyst on west asian issues who is currently on the line of this special program, mr. qaderi, i greet you and have a good time. the latest israeli attacks on the southern suburbs of beirut and your assessment, despite the repeated violations of the israeli regime's ceasefire on several occasions, in the name of god, the most gracious, the most merciful. i greet you , your excellency, the distinguished guest, and all the dear viewers. i would like to inform you that the events that have been taking place over the past few hours have several aspects. the most important aspect is that the zionist regime has effectively officially announced the end of the ceasefire with the lebanese government with this action. the most important point is that it is the lebanese government that must now do its utmost in the face of this incident, because it was the lebanese government that, despite many other discussions that were going on,

meanwhile, the situation in lebanon continue to deteriorate day by day. at the same time, iran was engaged in heavy. military operations to recapture areas occupied by iraq, foreign forces, primarily french and american, were deployed to lebanon to control the escalating situation. two months after the iranian forces departed, a terrible event occurred. the palestine liberation organization, plo forces, were stationed in lebanon, continuing their struggle to liberate their land from zionist control. this presence served as a pretext for israel to launch attacks. lebanese ter supported by elements of the ruling lebanese falangis party, the zionist regime killed and defeated the plo forces. during these conflicts, the lebanese shia community also became targets of the zionists. with the backing of lebanese christian extremists, the zionists initiated a campaign to cleanse lebanon of shias and palestinians. the main incident unfolded in the western suburbs of beirot, particularly in the palestinian. and refugee camps. israel surrounded these camps to force t

, you know, we see that lebanon is very important, lebanon, we have the resistance and still strong, and still can, having a big impact against israel uh and they still can go in in case of a new any new aggression israeli aggression against lebanon they still strong so usually usually the american the israeli will go from within the system and we are talking about lebanon within the system to to make it. up to now they couldn't penetrate hizbullah intelligence up to now, we had so many mistake during the war, but we get over it and now hizbullah becoming security wise stronger and still military wise still strong, so they are trying to get to come from within by helping ngos and so so on, and especially we are talking about elon musk, he can... just uh let 10 billion dollars go into lebanon okay and to buy some people from here or or there but it will not last because most of most of those security uh information because the ultra confidential uh security documents in in the hands of iran it will take longer time to try to go uh via president, via soldiers, whatsoever, they need a l

why is lebanon important? yes, lebanon is very important because it's has has a great focus from the international community, from the international media, and there is much, i mean campaign against hizbullah and all over the world, and some people say that hizbullah has still ability to fight a war against hizballah, others say that hizbullah has ended, you know, it is a debate about hizulah not only in lebanon but in the... us and the european media as well, so we do not uh, you exclude the arab media as well, also he israel considers and netanyahu definitely considered that lebanon is a weak point that he can intervene whenever he wants, so using his air force and the superiority of air force and technical superurity with drones he can, change the situation, well it is interesting to see what will happen next, i want to thank you very much brigadier general elias, military expert and strategist for explaining to our viewers what really zinus israel is trying to do in lebanon, now ladies and gents, please st

the shia resistance movement in southern lebanon against israel. in fired a new generation of palestinians to rise up in december 1987. their struggle characterized by the use of bare hands and stones became known as the interfather. after the war, iran focused on restoring its infrastructure and achieving new capabilities. one of the most significant of these capabilities was nuclear energy, which had remained stagnant in iran since before the revolution. however, this pursuit became a new source of tension between iran and israel. during those years, other significant developments were also unfolding. the struggle of the shias in southern lebanon, under the banner of the lebanese hisbollah resistance movement against the israeli occupation was gaining strength daily. meanwhile, iran was discretely reinforcing hisbollah in a silent war. the previously dormant spirit, overshadowed by party conflicts in lebanon, reemerged. israel, having occupied southern lebanon and established its presence, believed it had complete control over the situation. howe

syria and lebanon were the first to achieve it in 1943.et us recall that the soviet union played a major role in this. this is a very difficult question for the syrians, for the levantines, and for the french, as early as 1941 the french, but not the vichyites, the fighting france in the person of the general promised national sovereignty to both syria and lebanon, but then, after all, at the initial stage of the second world war the levant was under control. let us recall that in the 19th century france took lebanon under its influence, and after the first world war, france received a mandate to govern syria and lebanon. mainly the french. this subregion was of great interest to the french, who , well, let's say in the first half of the 19th century, had established themselves in north africa, also within the framework of the arab east, in particular, they carried out a military seizure of algeria, there was no military seizure in lebanon and syria, although lebanon and syria, formally, like algeria, they were part of. in the ottoman empi

mister reaffirms tehran's unflinching support for lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity as he arrives in beirout on an official visit. also coming up this hour, ukraine launches drone strikes on multiple russian regions, just hours after talks between the two countries ended with no major breakthrough in istanbul. hello and welcome, you're watching press tv where we break news that matters. the israeli military continues its relentless strikes on the besieged gaza strip with civilian casualties rising sharply in the war torn territory. according to the gaza ministry of health, at least 27 people were killed and many more injured in an early morning attack on an aid distribution point in rafar. earlier the air strikes. by the regime's war planes targeted displaced palestinians in gaza, killing at least three people in the almasi refugee camp near khan unis, nearly 20 in jabalya and several others in der balalah. the u.s. israeli genocide has claimed the lives of at least 54,470 civilians. the un agency for palestinian refugees says the number of child casualties in gaza has

the first in 1943 syria and lebanon achieved this.call that the soviet union played a major role in this. this is very complicated. and this was also in lebanon, in the end, the vichyites were published, charles de gaulle, general de gaulle, the british troops took control of this territory, but accordingly, yes, it was a very difficult struggle for independence, already at the final stage of the second world war. let us recall that in the 19th century france took lebanon under its influence, and after the first world war... france received a mandate to govern syria and lebanon. the french were mainly interested in the military-strategic position of lebanon in the eastern mediterranean. control over these territories would allow them to seriously strengthen their positions, which could be useful in the event of a large-scale war. it should be said that the region, or more correctly the subregion of the levant, is syria, lebanon,. palestine, jordan and iraq, according to the generally accepted classification, this subregion has long be

part, and i'm talking about the ngos, imf or whatsoever, against lebanon, taking lebanon into a very deep, unhealthy situation that was before israel go into a big destruction uh areas, tel aviv is one third of tel aviv is under flattened and we are talking about very weak economic wise, no factories, no military factories, no microsoft, no you know by the way you know elon musk and all microsoft and googles and facebooks and they were all helping israel and is still against all the countries surrounding and even though they did not succeed now we are comparing before israel is very strong economically and military and lebanon were weaker now now i think they are... at the same level to that extent do you think so of course so speculations that yes give give a country like united state help on lebanon now military wise and uh economic wise will be stronger, lebanon will be stronger than israel is very weak, israel is is very weak, if united state does not comply and go right away to support and help and take over, not only supporting taken over israel, okay israel is going to into de

, published a report saying that one 1,200 soldiers killed in lebanon during lebanon lebanese war, with 60 days, 6000 injured, 90 tanks destroyed, nine, nine drones, hermes drones were shot down, so the losses were heavy and they were hidden, so this... "this person was prisons inside america, now he is in prison now for publishing such a report, so we are not talking, we don't want, we have to be very clear, we don't want to build up or promise things are not happening, we have to be very clear and very accurate and how we talk and how do we analyze this war, so this war tell us with no doubts at all that the victory was achieved by the iranian islamic republic ' on on the aggression, defeating the israelis and limiting the dreams of trump and the united states by changing the regime or changing the states or ch or replace being taking back iran to the american zionist camp. well, even the us was saying this is a farfetched uh objective, but what do you think will happen to netanyahu, i mean he's always seemed to be able to get away with it uh within the regime, i mean... he found a wa

in response, the israeli enemy unleashed a war against lebanon, which had dubbed the second lebanon warb prisoners from the occupation jails. however, the timing of the operation suggests a secondary aim, to support the palestinian people in the gaza strip. this is significant because just 17 days earlier, the palestinian resistance had conducted an operation in gaza that led to the capture of an israeli soldier whose name, sadly is well known, gilad shelit. i say sadly, because while we know his name, we're unaware of the names of most arab and palestinian prisoners held in israel. shalit was captured with the intention of facilitating a swap that would allow for the release of palestinian and arab prisoners. israeli enemy retaliated by unleashing a devastating conflict on the gaza strip, which extended beyond july 12, 2006, when hisbollah chose to carry out its operation. during that time, we witnessed an open israeli war against gaza, and one of the primary objectives of the lebanese operation was to ease the pressure on the palestinian resistance and the people of gaza. in may, 2021

, it wasn't a surrender for lebanon, hezballah signed a sease fire arrangement, lebanon signed it actually with the israelies. and what does that mean? they don't aggress and they suck to the end of the game. the israelies were the ones who breached the seasfire arrangement and they invaded south lebanon, they started leveling all these villages and taking down all these fruit trees and olive groves among other basically atrocities they committed over there, they kidnapped 17 libanese civilians including one who just turned 19 and he's basically being kidnapped and held at the givon concentration camp in ramle inside the... entity four days ago, it was his birthday, 19th birthday, he was kidnapped by the israeli occupation forces while the civilians were marching on to actually enter their villages after the israels were supposed to withdraw from them following the november 27 fire arrangements, they kidnapped the bananese civilians and until now we have 17 of them held in israeli concentration camps inside the occupied palestian territories, and of course we've heard from the president on

trans foreign minister reaffirms tehron's unflinching support for lebanon sovereignty and territorial integrity as he arrives in beirot on an official visit. and ukraine launches drone strikes on multiple russian regions just hours after talks between the two countries ends with. no major breakthrough in istanbul, hello and welcome to press tv world news everyone our top story, the is really military continues unrelenting strikes against gaza with civilian casualties rising sharply in the war tour. territory, according to the gaza ministry of health, at least 24 people were killed and many more injured in an early morning attack on a distribution point in rafa. earlier air strikes by regime war planes targeted displaced palestinians in gaza, killing at least three people in the almawasi refugee camp near khan unis, nearly 20 in jabalya and several others in deril bala. yes, israeli genocide is claimed now lies of at least 54,400. 70 palestinians and agency for palessing refugees says number of child casualties in gaza has now exceeded 500. our gaza corresponded god abraham join us ear

that they invaded parts of lebanon, they occupied it for a long time, destroyed and demalash whatever was still standing in these border towns. do you think that they also are thinking they can do the same with iran that now with a seas fire they could probably get more price sessions from iran than they would during the war? i think the situation is slightly different because uh here uh they were able to... saw in the government of lebanon us lackies are willing to turn a blind eye to all the violations that the israelit are committing uh of the cease fire um that did not happen in iran so they will not have their agents on the ground operating freely in iran of like they do in lebanon and uh they're in position of power in lebanon or at least in the position of this decision making, i don't how much power they have, but they are the official decision makers in the lebanese government, so and they seem to be in cahoots with, they don't say the israelis, they say the americans because they're too embarrassed to say that, but they are implementing the israeli agenda in lebanon, and thi

you were speaking to us uh from south lebanon, an area that's just been uh hit again by iof. can you describe what the situation is like underground right now, and also what exactly do you think there is... are trying to achieve by striking southern beirot and southern lebanon. good evening, thanks for having me with you. i would like to start that i'm still hearing right now some air raid attacks against thous lebanon right now, like about 30 seconds ago, and still we can hear the the fighter jets a t a very low. level, they are trying to terrorize the the people and the civilian people in south lebanon. let me, let me say that this, i think the israelis up to now, they have, as we see what's going on, and from their attack and aggression, it's like some kind of acts of sabotage, an act of terror against the lebanese in at the... of the which is started by now in lebanon, we can see that after the declaration of the israeli that for the warning that they will attack such buildings and area in suburbs of beirut and inkana in south lebanon, the lebanese army came to previewed

as you know, lebanon is in a state of um of an aggression actually, but no war. libonese resistance has decided to go and allow the lebanese government to continue with a diplomatic process and that of course has led to some sort of an agreement that was supposed to be a sess fire, whereas the israeli aggression and violation of the seasfire continues on a daily basis, the night before, actually um, people have thought that the war on lebanon was renewed because of the massive shelling that occurred all across south lebanon, and then after that there was the attack on iran, and so that seems to be part of the israeli campaign, which has reached not the entire region actually, and so this is what we're looking at on how the israelis might deal with the issue of lebanon, there are also... to reports from the israeli officials on whether they will also escalate their targets on lebanon in a what they call a preemptive so-called preemptive strike in order not to allow the resistance to take part in a retaliation that could include perhaps all the resistance factions,

good evening. today the israelis continued to terrorize the people of south lebanon uh and people in their strikes and their violations for the seas fire agreement. today the israel started by attacking a military convoy for the lebanese army and ramia between ramia and shab on the border village with the sniper fire and combing but no casualties were reported. also they dropped many bombs in the east of lebanon and arazzani. it's the east between east and and south lebanon the border area farms on the wazani region they dropped three bombs on different places also no casualties were reported they also fired the machine gun fire and did the combing it happens day now for in many regions in al khiyam and at least these were reported, also the israelis targeted the with a drone strike a car in the village of bait leaf in south lebanon, it's near aita shaab and one injured, one person was injured in the strike, later on today the israelies fired the mortar ' they fired more shells on al khiam valley near al qiyam city where the first fight happened in the 66 days war and they also attac

araqchi's trip , whether to egypt or lebanon. well, the first layer, in a way, we can say is bilateral relations that tehran is trying to establish within its own doctrine. let's follow the issues. there is one point that exists in the second layer of the islamic republic's macro equations . the discussion of resistance diplomacy is raised. well, after the al-akhza storm incident, we witnessed the gaza war, the killing of palestinian people , and the surrounding events of the wave of terrorism that occurred in lebanon. specifically, in the lebanon case , we can say that mr. araqchi followed the four fundamental pillars in a way. we can say that the enemies of the resistance movement , who have been following them for years, are now putting the issue of disarmament on their agenda in a more serious way. there is the issue of rebuilding lebanon now, one of beirut's needs , the issue of interacting with the new lebanese government, and beyond all of this. the issue of the integrity of lebanon's currency is a special issue . the zion

yes, then everyone in lebanon expected ortagus to come . two or three weeks ago, the media affiliated with the us embassy in lebanon and those who were against hezbollah said that ortagus was coming this time and that this was the last chance for hezbollah to even appoint him and say that this week, last week, the day of appointing hezbollah was appointed and this statement wants to come and the army to start and the government to start getting rid of him. 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 interes

in lebanon, i don't think so, still netanyahu is terrified of what of lebanon's resistance as well as of gaza's resistance, and this made the whole world not only confused, but concern what's going on in lebanon and in gaza, and netanyahu is now is has neglected all over the world, and he was and he is now up till this moment, even in the united states itself. with all the orders of trump to stop the the mass media or the mass massive movements and in the universities, in the streets and so on, and he had a great conflict now with the university of harvard, yes, had still, and we are hearing everywhere in the world that the world is with gaza and with the right of the people to resist and to fight and to free their lands, well the definitely seems to be... awakening in the world, now if we want to take a look at the casualties uh inside the israeli regime, it seems that this is unprecedented, i mean we're looking at something that is new, no resistance faction was able to inflict uh such a punishment on the israeli regime, of course siren s sounded for a long period of time yesterday

then he came to lebanon and settled in southern lebanon. and there he started military training and prepared the armed forces and prepared them and actually carried out the first attacks against israel, not with the slogan because there were many who were chanting the slogan, "we went to palestine , we went to war," but perhaps not a single bullet was fired at israel or not a single bullet from israel came towards them, but he stood his ground and even around 1974 , israel saw at one point that these shiites in southern lebanon were armed because before, they would go to their villages and do whatever they wanted, but then when they came , they saw that they were being stopped , beaten, shot, and he has to hit the rpg anyway, the war and conflict started, he brought his tanks to southern lebanon, in an area called tele masoud near bint jbeil. so that he could dominate southern lebanon, dr. chamran came, gathered his forces , got help from a number of other forces, including the palestinians, and with a plan , he got the brains of the presid

lebanon's diplomatic efforts to secure their withdrawal from lebanon have consistently failed , said nikolai sekhov, an expert on international relations at russia today. israel signed a ceasefire agreement with lebanon about 10 months ago, but during this time we have repeatedly seen it violate the agreement and bombard various areas of lebanon. tel aviv probably uses this approach to its own advantage. iran will continue. the helpless zionist regime is accustomed to lying with the baseless and unfounded claims of netanyahu and the criminal trump. the zionist regime. so far , in its 12 previous wars with its neighbors , it has always violated the ceasefire. the iranian armed forces, in view of these lies of the zionist enemy , warned that they are waiting for the trigger so that if iran's enemies try to make a mistake again , they will repeat the three operations of the honest promise and the good news of victory. ruqiya hoveida, sound and vision news agency. continue to be a viewer and companion of the news network. we swear by allah, this flag we all ate together with enthusiasm f

we supported the sovereignty of lebanon and the territorial integrity of lebanon at all stages and continue to oppose we will support the occupation of the zionist regime. doctors without borders warns about the use of humanitarian aid as a tool to kill palestinians in the new crime of the occupiers in rafah . more than 27 other palestinians were martyred while receiving legal aid. satisfactory results in the treatment of diabetic wounds resistant to. treatment with nubin technology , cold plasma, knowledge derived from nuclear energy . we have 8 sessions here . how were the sessions? now the condition of your wound is much better. there is no infection and these things anymore. no, it has turned black. it will be fine. yes , go to the hospital and follow up at the economic desk. we are monitoring the fuel management systems , where did the revelation of energy subsidies go ? why? the result has not been reached. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and grant them peace. your day, dear compatriots, we are with you in

are are the troops of israel and the occupation of israel to the parts of the south of lebanon, are they to withdraw or not? what will happen for the palestinian problems? the whole problem, especially that... of became an international issue, palestine now is an international issue, no one can hide his his eyes or or close of his ears. everybody knows in the world that no peace in the middle east without the solution of the palestinian problem. yes, yes, if you're someone i think who followed up the the war, the iraqi war on iran. that was an eight-year war, the west had, especially the us really assist. and funded the saddam regime to continue with that war, and iran was still in its very early stages of the revolution, the armed forces were not mobilized well or they were not ready maybe to take on such a war, there were of course atrocities committed by the iraqi regime then, and iran stood still, iran kept its of course its sovereignty and liberated its land, and they all also advanced after that, they came out stronger. now you have a regime like the israeli regime, much stronger t

, of course lebanon has its, its state. its situation, this diversity in lebanon, this this regime in lebanon might prevent hizbullah from being part of the of the battle, but hizbullah in terms of media, in terms of saying, in terms of word, word to say word, has has a meaning in the battle, and of course hizbullah will continue it. course and its course in this life and in in the political arena, in the political battlefield also will continue in supporting iran and it's right to defend itself and not only to defend itself, but also to cooperate with these movements in order to lift all kinds of problems from the region. iran is part of this region. whatever some of the arabs and some of the lebanese they say persians and magis and all these things, they they are not convincing the peoples who know the right and the wrong, the bad and the good, the just just and injust and despotism, they they know peoples now they know and the americans when they say and these statements of hizbullah. of of course will influence the this new generation in where to go, where to be and how to support

'if trump wants to to settle peace in the area here, the challenge is in the south of lebanon and in gazza and syria as well as in other places, even he is dreaming, look netanyahu is is netanyahu's a dream illusions, i call them, but he sometimes he was at he is able to achieve something, he is making a corridor as if you notice from jan heights reaching iraq, this is he wants to make this corridor to reach a place where he can where he can strike whenever. that's it, that's it, that's why trump has now to to uh trump's administration and the resistance itself, that's why i don't think that the palestinians will get rid of their will to fight, their weapons, their decision, the same as in libanon anyone who thinks or dreams that the lebanese... resistance will stop being ready for any occupation, he is not, he is dreaming, let me say the the world, no, no one can accept his land occupied without the withdrawal of the israelis from the south, even from the south of syria and from the occupied areas in palestine, no peace. no one dreams of peace in the middle east, i think we have an

, but south lebanon yesterday was the scene of what looked like uh fireworks actually uh all across the skies in addition to the sounds of explosions, yesterday for the first time we heard also uh some some sort of a tremor and that was the result the ballistic missiles that landed in haifa because haifa is on the coast and it is not very far away from south lebanon, this is why we were able to actually feel uh the extent of the explosion that occurred and that is not the result of an interceptor rocket, that is definitely the result of... ballistic missile um that was something that even when we were at war with the israelis um and the resistance was launching a ballistic missiles we did not feel it because hezballah was using more drones especially in the northern occupied territories like hyfa for example and various of the targets that they had specified um however with yesterday's attacks of course what we're looking at is also something which is unprecedented um when we look at the images of course this is something that reminds us of the the the destruction, the type of destructi

in fact, hezbollah lebanon was born. the 27th brigade went to hazrat rasul, and the force that stayed there from this brigade continued to train the lebanese fighters, but 20 the day after their presence in syria , the imam sent a message that the road to quds passes through karbala. he had said that the neglect of iran's war fronts was a deception of the enemy and that the great forces should return to iran as soon as possible, that is, before blood is spilled from anyone's nose. on the other hand, we saw that syria and lebanon would not be subjected to a serious war with israel . now, we need the forces that we took there ourselves. these forces will remain there , so we decided to set up a training camp and support for the fighters. just when the forces dispatched from iran were busy preparing. they were about to return to iran when news arrived: phalange and israeli soldiers had surrounded the iranian embassy in beirut. the iranian embassy was in danger of falling . there were so many documents and records from iran

lebanon . they are also related to yemen. we need to ask this question like this: why is the zionist regime so ruthlessly and brutally animalistic ? the word animal should not be used for a scientific regime because the dignity of an animal, which is a creation of god, is being lowered. how is it attacking people and civilian forces like this? as you know, we have also witnessed operations in southern lebanon . we are seeing that parts of syrian territory are being occupied by the zionist regime in syria. their crimes continue in yemen. we are also witnessing the same issues in the west bank. perhaps a one-minute analysis can answer this issue clearly. as long as the resistance is on the path of compromise, as long as the resistance does not take action , as long as the resistance is not on the path of victory, we have always witnessed no action, no aggression, no attacks, and no crimes throughout history. we have never witnessed anything so cruel and childish, but when the resistance is presen