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[00:00:27] of the Persian Gulf have concluded that the military solution
[00:00:30] by America has not been able to secure the Strait of Hormuz, and
[00:00:33] an agreement with Iran is the most realistic option for
[00:00:36] managing this crisis. The magazine writes that America's military operation
[00:00:40] has not only failed to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:00:44] but also demonstrates the failure of military pressure to achieve America's
[00:00:47] goals. According to this report, the plan of Arab countries to create
[00:00:51] alternative routes is also unable to eliminate the strategic role of the Strait
[00:00:55] of Hormuz. The Economist emphasizes that
[00:00:58] even with the completion of alternative projects
[00:01:00] in the next five years, a significant portion
[00:01:02] of the region's oil exports will still be forced to pass
[00:01:06] through the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:01:07] Preservation of fertility
[00:01:11] of egg and sperm samples from cancer patients and patients who
[00:01:14] want to postpone their fertility is one of the results
[00:01:18] of the new achievement of young Yazd specialists. According to
[00:01:21] experts, the fertility preservation section, freezing
[00:01:24] egg and ovarian tissue and embryos of patients can help
[00:01:28] with fertility in the future.
[00:01:31] Increased preservation of fertility at the Yazd Reproductive Sciences Research Institute
[00:01:34] preservation of fertility
[00:01:38] of egg and sperm samples
[00:01:40] from cancer patients or now other cases
[00:01:44] who want to postpone their fertility can
[00:01:48] refer to this research institute. By freezing ovarian
[00:01:51] tissue, eggs, and embryos,
[00:01:54] we can help patients to have their
[00:01:57] fertility in the future. An achievement
[00:02:01] to preserve the fertility of couples from
[00:02:04] damages caused by the use of some drugs. A series of chemotherapy
[00:02:08] drugs are used. Usually, they will have problems
[00:02:12] later and their fertility potential will decrease.
[00:02:15] And we give them this chance to preserve
[00:02:18] their fertility potential and then refer to
[00:02:22] the standard protocols that are used in the
[00:02:25] world and in the Yazd Reproductive Sciences Research Institute.
[00:02:28] The return protocol.
[00:02:31] It is a two-stage freeze-thaw process, where we warm the embryos using two thawing
[00:02:34] media, and the embryos that have been in stasis
[00:02:37] for many years, we give
[00:02:41] them new life in terms of viability, and we use
[00:02:45] them for treatment. Young specialists who
[00:02:48] not long ago successfully transplanted ovarian tissue.
[00:02:52] For the first time in Yazd, we performed ovarian tissue transplantation.
[00:02:56] This patient had cancer, and when
[00:03:00] she referred, she was single. We performed ovarian tissue freezing for her,
[00:03:03] and after several years, she referred and the transplantation was performed, and
[00:03:07] it was reported that it had positive results, and God willing, we will have
[00:03:11] more progress in this field. We were able to increase
[00:03:14] the number of sperm and egg freezing by twofold. This is only one
[00:03:18] of the infertility treatment methods in Yazd.
[00:03:21] Fortunately, we can perform the latest treatment methods in the world
[00:03:25] here. About 12 methods are currently
[00:03:29] being performed. In the past few years, couples from
[00:03:33] 11 countries around the world have been present and fortunately had
[00:03:37] high success rates. Effort and determination to light up
[00:03:40] the lives of people with the efforts of specialists
[00:03:44] of this center and the use of new methods
[00:03:47] of infertility treatment, so far, more than
[00:03:51] 47,000 babies
[00:03:54] have been born. Kazem Dehghani, IRIB News Agency, Yazd.
[00:03:58] The CIA formed
[00:04:02] a secret working group to increase pressure on Cuba.
[00:04:05] The American newspaper The New York Times, in revealing this news, wrote that this new special group
[00:04:09] enables the CIA to create discord among the political elite
[00:04:13] of Cuba by directing more resources to the country.
[00:04:16] The Cuban president had previously described America's threats to
[00:04:19] conquer the country and intensify oil and economic sanctions against the country
[00:04:23] as an instance of political genocide against Havana.
[00:04:26] American governments in recent decades, under the pretext
[00:04:30] of security, have targeted Cuba with thousands of sanctions.
[00:05:45] the second round of negotiations in the seventh
[00:05:49] round of negotiations, and that is that simultaneously with these negotiations in Rome, we
[00:05:53] see that the Zionist regime, under the pretext of the killing and wounding
[00:05:56] of some of its forces in an occupied
[00:05:59] area, Majdal Zoun,
[00:06:02] well, bombed Tabnin and, more importantly,
[00:06:06] issued an evacuation warning for the residents of Mansouri
[00:06:09] area, and late at night, even the area of the outskirts
[00:06:12] of Tyre, the northern Burj, was targeted.
[00:06:16] Is this really an excuse,
[00:06:19] a pretense? And well, an explosive
[00:06:22] device was planted there during the war
[00:06:25] by Hezbollah for whatever reason. Is this
[00:06:29] an excuse to accuse Hezbollah of violating
[00:06:32] the ceasefire, that too
[00:06:39] seventh round of negotiations
[00:06:42] of the Lebanese delegation with the Zionist regime ended
[00:06:45] in failure. Of course, today is the third day,
[00:06:49] but the news we have received
[00:06:52] is that the goals of these negotiations
[00:06:55] from Lebanon's side were not met by America and Israel.
[00:06:59] Lebanon's request was for a real ceasefire
[00:07:02] and an experimental area in
[00:07:06] Beran, like Khiam or Bent Jbeil, to be discussed, and Israel and
[00:07:09] America rejected this so vehemently.
[00:07:13] And they said that the main goal of
[00:07:16] the negotiations from America's and Israel's side is
[00:07:19] to form this evaluation committee of the Lebanese army. They still
[00:07:22] haven't reached a conclusion. They are stuck on the same evaluation committee.
[00:07:26] A three-party evaluation, America, Israel, and the third party, France
[00:07:29] or Italy, was proposed. Italy, Israel, still hasn't accepted.
[00:07:33] That means this committee has not
[00:07:36] yet been formed. And
[00:07:39] apparently, what Israel is after
[00:07:43] is the current reality in southern Lebanon. There is no ceasefire.
[00:07:47] Violations of the ceasefire by Israel are always happening,
[00:07:50] and there is a possibility of escalating military operations, which
[00:07:54] Netanyahu needs to use in the Knesset elections.
[00:07:57] This is the prevailing atmosphere in Lebanon
[00:08:00] and the talks. The incident
[00:08:03] that happened yesterday was a mine explosion in one of the houses that
[00:08:07] the Israelis occupied in the village of Majdal Zoun,
[00:08:11] and this mine was there a long time ago. Now there are
[00:08:15] two narratives from the Israeli media itself,
[00:08:18] that this mine was mistakenly placed there by the Israelis
[00:08:22] and the mine exploded, and two people were killed and
[00:08:25] 7 were injured from the Israeli soldiers, and one of them
[00:08:28] was a high-ranking officer. Or
[00:08:31] was this mine planted by Hezbollah in one of these houses a long time ago
[00:08:35] and exploded now? In any case, this was an excuse
[00:08:38] for the Israelis and Americans to
[00:08:45] stop the Rome negotiations when the session started and say
[00:08:49] this situation. Instead of the Lebanese government stopping
[00:08:53] it because of Israel's bombing of areas
[00:08:55] like the villages of Burj Shimali, Mansouri,
[00:08:58] and
[00:09:03] Tabnin. Yes, Tabnin too, and many Lebanese were martyred and wounded,
[00:09:06] and they claimed that in the village
[00:09:10] of Mansouri, which is not an occupied village.
[00:09:19] Lebanese and Israeli agreements.
[00:09:22] And because of this, we warned Mansouri to evacuate
[00:09:25] and started bombing. This
[00:09:28] inspection by the Lebanese army is a pattern that the Israeli
[00:09:32] army wants to give to the Lebanese, that you don't even have the right to
[00:09:36] have inspections in the occupied cities and villages.
[00:09:39] This is more of a title.
[00:10:06] To impose this reality that the discussion of military operations
[00:10:18] is also not occupied. Wherever it is, we will issue an evacuation
[00:10:21] warning. In short, the negotiations have reached
[00:10:24] a deadlock. Of course, the Lebanese government, the government apparatus, and the government
[00:10:27] media are campaigning that there was progress
[00:10:31] in the negotiations because of the border
[00:10:34] demarcation. Israel, the Lebanese government, also proposed
[00:10:38] a border demarcation plan. They say
[00:10:41] America, the government itself, defined
[00:10:44] and encouraged this plan, and I don't know what
[00:10:48] good it will do. Now we want to discuss
[00:10:50] this further. Let's continue our
[00:10:54] conversation, Mr. Seyyed. Anyway, after the evacuation warning was issued,
[00:10:57] it was said that this was a request from the regime's army, but
[00:11:01] the regime's politicians prevented its implementation. Some sources
[00:11:04] even said that Netanyahu stopped
[00:11:08] the attack on Mansouri out of consideration for America. Of course, they compensated
[00:11:11] elsewhere. Some said that the Lebanese negotiating delegation
[00:11:15] from Rome demanded a stop to
[00:11:19] the bombing. Anyway, there was a lot of talk. How did the situation
[00:11:22] progress, and what was the reality?
[00:11:55] existed before, or have Hezbollah forces
[00:11:59] recently infiltrated and planted
[00:12:02] that explosive device? This itself is currently
[00:12:06] a matter of discussion. But apart from these issues, the fact that
[00:12:10] Lebanese Hezbollah is able to
[00:12:13] carry out complex, sensitive, and
[00:12:17] deep operations against the occupying forces is something
[00:12:20] that they acknowledge and confess.
[00:12:24] This means that the resistance will
[00:12:28] not stop, and
[00:12:30] the Zionist regime cannot solidify its occupation
[00:12:34] and only manage
[00:12:36] this issue in negotiations with the Lebanese government. The only thing that
[00:12:40] was not discussed in the Rome negotiations
[00:12:43] was the issue of withdrawal. That is, all other marginal issues
[00:12:47] were discussed, which have nothing to do with the main issue,
[00:12:50] and among them,
[00:12:52] the Lebanese government must be obliged
[00:12:55] to report, and they also
[00:12:59] do not accept the good intentions between the two parties from the
[00:13:02] Lebanese government. And practically, the Lebanese army must go
[00:13:06] north, not south, which is the border of occupied Palestine,
[00:13:10] but north, to its own territory. Yes,
[00:13:13] inside, and inside Lebanese territory,
[00:13:16] they must take action to disarm
[00:13:19] Hezbollah's weapons. And this
[00:13:22] is the meaning of America
[00:13:55] is in a situation in West Asia
[00:13:58] where it is now forced to limit
[00:14:02] the scope
[00:14:04] of its presence and influence. Now, I'm not discussing
[00:14:08] the phrase "American withdrawal" or "American exit"
[00:14:11] yet. Some might say this is an exaggeration, but at least
[00:14:14] it is clear that today's America is not
[00:14:18] the America of the past. Now, the Zionists are
[00:14:21] deeply concerned about this issue, and this issue
[00:14:25] within the regime has also become an open
[00:14:29] and hidden electoral issue in the Knesset elections or
[00:14:32] the parliament of this regime, which criticizes
[00:14:36] Netanyahu's policies regarding America, and within this
[00:14:40] issue, there is also a discussion within America about why we should endanger
[00:14:43] all of America for
[00:14:46] Israel. Anyway, let's go back to southern Lebanon. The
[00:14:49] current situation in southern Lebanon will be stable forever.
[00:14:53] America must decide.
[00:15:02] If it wants the southern Lebanon
[00:15:05] front to have
[00:15:08] stability in the overall American policy
[00:15:11] and have peace, leading to the establishment
[00:15:15] of this peace in the border areas there,
[00:15:19] America is forced to decide to withdraw
[00:15:22] the occupying Zionist army from there.
[00:15:25] Whether Netanyahu wants to or not is a secondary issue.
[00:15:29] But as we said before, until the Knesset elections, until
[00:15:32] the US Congress midterm elections,
[00:15:36] we will not have
[00:15:38] a ceasefire in southern Lebanon. The ceasefire period we are in will be
[00:15:41] extended until the Knesset elections, and all issues
[00:15:45] are now postponed until after the Zionist
[00:15:48] regime's Knesset elections. Regarding Iran and America,
[00:15:52] I think there is a possibility that there will be a ceasefire
[00:15:55] period, either extended or a suspension of
[00:15:59] conflict. Yes, this 60-day discussion
[00:16:02] is raised, that if something big
[00:16:05] is going to happen, it will be after. Yes, after the Knesset elections,
[00:16:09] the congressional elections. Yes, now since Dr. Shams
[00:16:13] brought up the issue of border demarcation, I want to ask, since they themselves
[00:16:17] say that in the field of border demarcation,
[00:16:20] your view is that this itself is a distraction and takes
[00:16:24] the main discussions between the parties
[00:16:28] off track. It has been said that there has been
[00:16:31] progress, but the Lebanese side's proposal,
[00:16:34] which they had publicized before the negotiations in the media,
[00:16:38] that the experimental area should be identified as Khiam
[00:16:41] or Bint Jbeil, has remained fruitless, and the Zionists
[00:16:45] have opposed it. What is your opinion? First,
[00:16:48] what does progress in demarcating the border area
[00:16:51] mean? And was it really
[00:16:54] far-fetched that the Zionists would not accept the new experimental areas?
[00:16:58] Well, it's clear. We said right here on
[00:17:01] this program before that Lebanon's
[00:17:04] proposal regarding the experimental areas of Bint Jbeil
[00:17:07] and Khiam would be rejected, and the Israelis rejected
[00:17:11] it. In fact, I wanted to refer to the statements
[00:17:14] of Joseph Aoun, who spoke twice, once in Washington
[00:17:17] at the American Embassy in Washington, and once
[00:17:20] in a joint statement between Israel
[00:17:23] and Lebanon, which was issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[00:17:26] Joseph Aoun said two very important things. One
[00:17:30] is that we are pursuing America's interests.
[00:17:33] That is, he said we are supporting America's interests. This
[00:17:37] sentence is very important. That is, the President of the Lebanese government declares
[00:17:40] that we are pursuing America's interests,
[00:17:43] and in the statement of the US Department of State,
[00:17:47] which was written about Lebanon, I think it was during the
[00:17:51] second round of negotiations, he said to guarantee
[00:17:54] Israel's security forever. That is, these
[00:17:57] two missions or two commitments from the President
[00:18:00] of Lebanon, one is America's interests and Israel's security.
[00:18:04] This is openly what I discussed yesterday in reviewing this.
[00:18:13] As for Israel, the government's fate is clear; it has failed so far.
[00:18:17] He even said that the government will fail in realizing America's interests in Lebanon.
[00:18:21] Yes. Well, Sheikh Naim
[00:18:24] Qassem mentioned two important points. One is that the Lebanese government
[00:18:27] is giving free
[00:18:30] concessions to Israel to help Israel instead of
[00:18:34] helping the Lebanese government. The second point is that he invited
[00:18:37] the Lebanese government to talk to its people, to the resistance.
[00:18:40] I want to go back to your question about border demarcation.
[00:18:44] The border was demarcated in 2000. The land
[00:18:47] borders, 13 remaining points there, were introduced
[00:18:51] as the Blue Line. We say this line
[00:18:55] is Israel's withdrawal, but it's not real.
[00:18:58] That is, it's not Lebanon's real border.
[00:19:01] The same Blue Line that UNIFIL is present there.
[00:19:05] This is before the main border.
[00:19:08] Yes, that's after the main border. That is, about
[00:19:12] 500,000 square meters,
[00:19:16] that is, half a million square meters of Lebanese territory
[00:19:19] is taken. What is the withdrawal line? How did this happen? Well, in 2000,
[00:19:23] Israel withdrew and returned to the Blue
[00:19:26] Line border there and said, "This is our border." Excuse me, blue in the sense of color,
[00:19:30] not river. I'm telling the viewers, blue color,
[00:19:33] and the Lebanese government protested, saying that from the 13 points of the area,
[00:19:52] they occupied southern Lebanon. You want to demarcate the Blue
[00:19:56] Line border. First, the issue of Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon is deep
[00:20:00] within you, because then they will say the border on the other side needs to be checked,
[00:20:03] and the demarcation of maritime borders, which is even more dangerous.
[00:20:08] Because there are gas
[00:20:11] and oil reserves there, and
[00:20:14] it is shared between Lebanon and Israel. Occupied
[00:20:17] Palestine is clear. Here, the Lebanese government, at the request
[00:20:21] of America, raises the issue of border demarcation.
[00:20:24] You mean the maritime line, right?
[00:20:27] Now, you are talking about the maritime line
[00:20:31] that has water resources, gas and oil. I want to say,
[00:20:34] wasn't this case closed earlier in 2023?
[00:20:38] It was demarcated and closed. At the time when Sayyed Hassan Nasr
[00:20:42] Allah, may Allah's mercy be upon him, threatened Israel, and Israel
[00:20:45] was forced, the regime's war minister, Katz, announced
[00:20:49] a few weeks ago, he said, "We do not accept this maritime
[00:20:52] border demarcation. We want to change it. It's not acceptable to us."
[00:20:56] And this again, when they say, "I don't accept it,"
[00:21:00] then the Lebanese delegation says, "I am ready for border
[00:21:03] demarcation." This means that there must have been a request from
[00:21:07] America for the Lebanese government to make concessions to the Israelis
[00:21:10] because now the balance of power is not in Lebanon's favor,
[00:21:14] it's in favor of Israel and America. So, the issue
[00:21:17] of border demarcation is being raised at a moment of Lebanon's
[00:21:20] weakness, at America's request. Their meaning
[00:21:23] is clear. Concessions from Lebanon in
[00:21:27] favor of Israel. Overall, which part do you
[00:21:30] consider more critical? The actual blue
[00:21:33] maritime or land line, or no, the blue
[00:21:36] land line that is known as UNIFIL?
[00:21:39] Well, now, of the two,
[00:21:43] the more dangerous discussion is above the
[00:21:46] yellow zone or the Israeli yellow line. They intend
[00:22:08] to start, but political officials said they have stopped
[00:22:11] it based on America's request. Yes, in fact,
[00:22:14] I want to ask Mr. Seyyed for a supplementary point,
[00:22:18] and that is, in this situation, is the blue land
[00:22:22] line or the blue maritime line really important
[00:22:26] that the Lebanese government is heading towards it and raising it in negotiations?
[00:22:29] I want to say, is this a national issue, or is it
[00:22:33] just a marginalization created by the Zionist regime for the
[00:22:36] government? You see, the border between Lebanon and occupied Palestine,
[00:22:40] which Americans and Zionists call
[00:22:43] Israel, this border is clear.
[00:22:46] When the border is clear, it is not demarcated.
[00:22:50] Yes, it must be established. What is clear is that
[00:22:54] the Zionist regime's ambitions there must be thwarted
[00:22:57] and ended forever. Even in the demarcation
[00:23:01] of this border line, when it was demarcated,
[00:23:03] some Lebanese villages,
[00:23:07] whose residents are Lebanese and had Lebanese nationality,
[00:23:10] were located on the other side of the border, inside
[00:23:13] occupied Palestine, and these people were forced to... Are you referring to
[00:23:17] the 13 areas, or no? No.
[00:23:20] The Lebanese even say the villages of Afqa. They were forced to become
[00:23:24] displaced towards inside Lebanon. Their village lands are across the border,
[00:23:27] besides this, some farms of Lebanese villages that are on this
[00:23:31] side of the border, these are inside occupied Palestine, meaning
[00:23:35] they became part of occupied Palestine. It's actually Lebanon there. That is,
[00:23:38] parts of... We are all making a mistake. Parts of the territories
[00:23:42] north of occupied Palestine, which we say are actually the territories of southern Lebanon,
[00:23:46] but they are located in the south. South.
[00:23:58] What happened in southern Lebanon was that the United Nations
[00:24:01] came to establish that border line, and
[00:24:04] along the border line, which was barbed wire, wherever
[00:24:08] the United Nations came, they established it there. They placed
[00:24:12] some barrels painted blue there, and
[00:24:15] it became the Blue Line. In fact, in this demarcation, the establishment
[00:24:19] of the border, excuse me, the establishment of the border that took
[00:24:22] place, 13 points, as Dr. said, became a point of contention
[00:24:26] that needed to be resolved, and it still hasn't been resolved.
[00:24:29] Regarding the maritime
[00:24:31] border, the maritime border between Lebanon and occupied Palestine
[00:24:35] was established. The only point remaining is the Shebaa
[00:24:39] Farms. The Shebaa Farms are at the very end of the Shebaa Farms,
[00:24:43] southeast, meaning the eastern
[00:24:46] border of Lebanon, at the foothills of the occupied Golan Heights. There is a military system there,
[00:24:50] because it is between the occupied territories of Syria and Lebanon. Yes,
[00:24:54] Syria. There, in fact, this document
[00:24:57] confirmed the Lebanese identity of that area, and neither
[00:25:00] does the Zionist regime accept recognizing it
[00:25:04] as part of Lebanese
[00:25:08] territory. The demarcation and
[00:25:11] establishment of the border in southern Lebanon
[00:25:14] means the end of Israeli ambitions. This is important.
[00:25:18] When the US ambassador to occupied Palestine says
[00:25:20] that south of the Litani River, meaning southern
[00:25:24] Lebanon, must be annexed to Israel
[00:25:26] and become part of it, because it is part
[00:25:29] of the biblical land of the Jews, this is the official
[00:25:33] ambassador of the US government, and
[00:25:36] Washington did not deny these statements
[00:25:40] or condemn them, and remained silent. This means they accept this issue.
[00:25:43] Ron Boullak, former Trump envoy,
[00:25:47] when he says that northern Lebanon must be annexed to Syria,
[00:25:51] it means they are seeking division. What prevents
[00:25:54] division is the single nation of Lebanon.
[00:25:58] Here, the Lebanese government, which should be the symbol of this unity, is playing
[00:26:01] a reverse role. That the resistance
[00:26:04] in the speech on the
[00:26:07] Arba'een of Imam Hussein, Sheikh Naim Qassem
[00:26:11] in Hezbollah comes and says, "Let's talk to each other."
[00:26:15] This is not a sign of Hezbollah's weakness. This is a sign of
[00:26:19] Hezbollah's understanding of the regime's strategic
[00:26:23] goal of dividing Lebanon. He says, "No matter how much we Lebanese
[00:26:26] disagree with each other, we must have a unified opinion
[00:26:30] on one issue, and that is the entirety of our country." Nothing Lebanese will remain.
[00:26:33] They are pursuing this issue. The fact that Israel goes
[00:26:37] and occupies some areas in southern Syria, and
[00:26:41] at the same time, the UAE is buying
[00:26:44] land
[00:26:46] in southern Syria for the Zionist regime,
[00:26:50] means that Israel's ambitions go beyond these
[00:26:53] issues. Southern Lebanon is important because
[00:26:57] southern Lebanon will determine the course of developments. Southern Lebanon
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