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[00:00:24] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I greet you,
[00:00:27] dear viewers. The Minister of
[00:00:30] Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, and
[00:00:33] the Mayor of Tehran signed a memorandum of understanding
[00:00:36] with the aim of restoring historical buildings damaged in the war. This
[00:00:40] memorandum emphasizes the need to create coordinated mechanisms among
[00:00:43] responsible agencies to deal with the damage
[00:00:47] to the historical heritage of Tehran and to provide
[00:00:50] a suitable environment for the implementation of restoration measures.
[00:00:54] It emphasizes the creation of a coherent framework
[00:00:57] for the synergy of national capacities and urban management,
[00:01:01] facilitating processes related to the restoration and revitalization
[00:01:04] of historical buildings and textures, and providing the necessary
[00:01:08] grounds for the preservation of Tehran's historical and cultural
[00:01:12] identity are commitments that the two parties signed.
[00:01:15] کردند.
[00:01:18] A suspect in a fraud case who attracted investors
[00:01:22] and partners in production by publishing advertisements
[00:01:25] encouraging citizens to invest was arrested
[00:01:28] by judicial
[00:01:31] and law enforcement agencies in Pardis County.
[00:01:35] The case has been referred to the prosecutor's office
[00:01:38] for investigation of complaints from victims and judicial
[00:01:41] proceedings.
[00:01:43] است.
[00:01:46] The law has handcuffed the suspect with many complainants who had committed
[00:01:49] numerous frauds. This fraudster lured people
[00:01:53] by posting advertisements for attracting capital and participation in production in
[00:01:56] different provinces, but he fell into the trap with the help of
[00:02:00] intelligence, security, judicial, and law enforcement agencies.
[00:02:04] He showed his badge to you to
[00:02:07] give him money. He took your money and she didn't get married.
[00:02:10] She went to her life without money. She went to her
[00:02:13] life without a dowry. We got the necessary receipts, they were talking about the company.
[00:02:17] We were attracted and invested an initial amount.
[00:02:20] How much did you give? The initial amount was 200 million. After
[00:02:24] this amount that we invested, after a while, they would pay the profits.
[00:02:28] 6.
[00:02:30] The talk was up to 88, and after a while, its progress, after
[00:02:34] a year, they didn't pay any money, they didn't answer the phone,
[00:02:38] and they had set up a fake food packaging company.
[00:02:41] Well, we also went and investigated. I went and talked to them several times. He gained our trust
[00:02:45] and unfortunately, we invested there, and then
[00:02:49] we ran into problems. He put out an advertisement and took money from us to give us a share of the profit
[00:02:53] so that he would be involved in the work, but unfortunately, he paid for the first
[00:02:57] and second months, and then it was
[00:03:00] a very natural thing. He had an office, he had a workshop, he showed
[00:03:04] us the office, the glove, and then all
[00:03:06] the permits, and then all
[00:03:10] these companies that he had registered, everything was legal. On the other hand,
[00:03:14] the accused, by setting up an unauthorized workshop,
[00:03:16] engaged in attracting capital and deceiving people.
[00:03:20] I was not doing anything illegal, I was doing economic work,
[00:03:23] and these people were partners
[00:03:27] or investors. How many people participated with you?
[00:03:31] How much money
[00:03:31] did they give?
[00:03:35] This workshop was sealed. And with the formation of
[00:03:39] a judicial case for investigating the complaint, he was
[00:03:42] sent to the prosecutor's office. Velayatkar, IRIB News Agency,
[00:03:45] Pardis.
[00:03:49] Trump became the subject of ridicule by the Prime
[00:03:51] Minister of Canada. In the midst of trade tensions between the US
[00:03:55] and Canada, Mark Carney, by imitating Trump's hand
[00:03:59] gestures, made the audience laugh. Trump has repeatedly called Canada
[00:04:03] the 51st state of the US and said that Canada
[00:04:06] must join the US to get rid of trade tariffs.
[00:04:10] The US government has imposed a 50% tariff on imports of some
[00:04:13] Canadian goods. The Canadian government
[00:04:17] also announced, by imposing reciprocal tariffs, that it
[00:04:21] will counter Washington's new tariffs
[00:04:24] dollar for dollar.
[00:04:26] کرد.
[00:04:30] Thank you very much for your attention.
[00:05:13] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Dear and esteemed viewers,
[00:05:16] as usual every day, from the studio of Khabar Network in
[00:05:19] Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, we are at your service with
[00:05:23] the program Shammat and the latest
[00:05:26] developments in the region. Dr. Mohammad Shams, the esteemed
[00:05:30] program expert, is present in the studio.
[00:05:33] Mr. Shams, in the past hours, the US Embassy
[00:05:37] in Beirut, in addition to the US embassies
[00:05:40] in the region, warned American citizens
[00:05:43] not to travel to the Middle East,
[00:05:47] and again they created a media
[00:05:49] atmosphere that something might happen in the general
[00:05:53] atmosphere of the Middle East.
[00:05:56] The Zionist regime
[00:05:59] also, as usual,
[00:06:02] like the past three months, once again
[00:06:06] announced that the army of this regime is on full alert,
[00:06:09] and of course, this is new.
[00:06:12] Regarding the regime, the atmosphere
[00:06:16] in Lebanon, except for the south of this
[00:06:18] country, is experiencing a relative
[00:06:22] calm. In these circumstances,
[00:06:25] Walid Jumblatt again warned. Walid Jumblatt is usually called
[00:06:29] the former leader of the Progressive
[00:06:32] Socialist Party of Lebanon,
[00:06:35] and practically the most important figure among the Druze of Lebanon.
[00:06:39] They say that he is an antenna
[00:06:42] that receives upcoming developments in Lebanon and
[00:06:45] the region. He warned that the situation is very
[00:06:49] bad and said that the solution is to return to the Islamabad agreement,
[00:06:52] to revive it between Iran and the US,
[00:06:56] and Lebanon should also find a positive
[00:06:59] outlook based on that
[00:07:02] agreement. Besides Jumblatt, Jan Aziz, as we mentioned
[00:07:06] yesterday, the media advisor to the Lebanese President published an article
[00:07:10] in one of the American publications
[00:07:14] or websites and somehow asked the Americans
[00:07:17] to do something about this stalemate that the framework
[00:07:20] agreement between the Lebanese government and the Zionist
[00:07:23] regime is facing. This
[00:07:27] general situation of the Middle East, from Yemen to Lebanon
[00:07:30] and Palestine, and the statements of Jumblatt and Jan
[00:07:34] Aziz, if we put them all together,
[00:07:37] how do you see the situation, that is,
[00:07:40] in the pre-election atmosphere?
[00:07:43] The US elections and the elections of the Zionist regime, whether
[00:07:47] this remaining period until the Knesset elections or
[00:07:50] the parliamentary elections of the Zionist regime, that is, about 40 more days, about 42 more
[00:07:54] days, will pass
[00:07:57] in the same way, or will we
[00:08:01] witness an explosion, and after that explosion,
[00:08:05] we will have to examine how the process will be? Well, hello to you and
[00:08:08] the esteemed viewers. In fact, in recent
[00:08:12] weeks, the approach
[00:08:15] to dealing with Hezbollah and the resistance weapons
[00:08:18] in the discourse and behavior of Lebanese
[00:08:21] government officials changed or was observed. Now,
[00:08:25] whether the superficial change is real
[00:08:29] or just superficial and media-driven,
[00:08:32] the previous talk was that the resistance weapons should be dealt with by force, and the Lebanese
[00:08:36] army should do its job. The mission of the Lebanese army is to disarm
[00:08:39] the resistance weapons, and this media and political atmosphere is putting pressure
[00:08:43] on the Lebanese government against the resistance.
[00:08:47] But now they have returned to talking about containing the resistance weapons. This plan
[00:08:51] that the French have presented, the Turks have presented,
[00:08:54] the Egyptians have also raised, that
[00:08:57] disarming Hezbollah by force is not possible. They don't have the power,
[00:09:01] the situation in Lebanon doesn't allow it, and Israel, on the other side, didn't
[00:09:04] fulfill its commitments in the framework agreement.
[00:09:07] So it's useless. Lebanon is heading towards a stalemate or civil
[00:09:11] conflict and civil war.
[00:09:42] But the Israelis have not changed their minds. Their view of Lebanon
[00:09:46] is still a military view. We only saw in
[00:09:49] the words of Joseph Von, that day when they went to Nabatieh,
[00:09:53] Nawaf Salam also, Aziz, the president's advisor, who said we
[00:09:57] need Trump's help. If you don't intervene, and
[00:10:00] Israel doesn't stop their war, doesn't cease fire,
[00:10:03] doesn't withdraw, then Hezbollah will prove its
[00:10:07] theory. Their theory is constant, peace opportunity will be lost, yes, and it will be proven that
[00:10:11] Hezbollah's theory is correct. That resistance is the only solution
[00:10:14] for expelling Israelis from southern Lebanon, after the statement
[00:10:17] of the head of the Maronite Church of Lebanon, Beshara al-Rai,
[00:10:20] and also Mr. Walid Jumblatt, who himself
[00:10:24] sees the future of the region as
[00:10:27] dangerous, unless they return
[00:10:30] to the Islamabad agreement. They say the solution now
[00:10:34] to getting out of these regional wars that might expand
[00:10:37] is to return to the Islamabad agreement, especially regarding
[00:10:41] Lebanon. This is at the same time as
[00:10:45] the words of Hazfa, the president, who sent several messages to Hezbollah
[00:10:49] through his advisors that he wants to talk to Hezbollah.
[00:10:52] A new page.
[00:11:03] In fact, negotiations or talks between the president and Hezbollah
[00:11:07] should resume. One person from the president's side
[00:11:11] and Mohammad Raad, the head of Hezbollah's parliamentary
[00:11:14] bloc in the Lebanese parliament. Is this atmosphere positive,
[00:11:18] or do you believe that the ground is not yet
[00:11:22] prepared? Yes, no, it's not yet. Their willingness
[00:11:33] to talk or the messages are being reviewed,
[00:11:36] but Hazfa said I will sit with Mr. Mohammad Raad, meaning he
[00:11:39] wants to sit at this level. Of course, these changes
[00:11:43] in the government's behavior, in their statements,
[00:11:46] and for talks with Hezbollah are related to regional variables,
[00:11:50] from Bab al-Mandab and Yemen to this war between
[00:11:54] Iran and the US. And the situation is the most
[00:11:57] important point for this development. In my opinion, the Lebanese government has understood
[00:12:01] that this path of dialogue with
[00:12:04] Israel yields no results. The Lebanese
[00:12:07] government's direct dialogue with Israel has reached a dead end.
[00:12:11] Yes, Jumblatt's statement that the solution is to return
[00:12:14] to the Islamabad agreement and revive that agreement,
[00:12:18] which in the general atmosphere of that agreement between Iran and the US, the entire
[00:12:22] region, and consequently Lebanon,
[00:12:26] will also benefit from this opportunity. Do you think Jumblatt's statement
[00:12:29] is now understood in the governmental circles
[00:12:33] of Lebanon, specifically the president, the prime minister, and one can
[00:12:37] say almost, that is, the main one is the president?
[00:12:40] هست
[00:12:42] Is this statement currently understood? Do they feel this need? Of course, the very principle of reviving
[00:12:46] that agreement itself is currently in a state
[00:12:49] of general ambiguity. Well, Mr. Berri, the Speaker of Parliament, once said that this
[00:12:53] framework agreement is gone.
[00:12:56] This belief has also reached the presidency. That is, they have become
[00:12:59] convinced. Jan Aziz's statement, the president's advisor, on that American
[00:13:03] website, is showing that we in the presidential
[00:13:07] palace have reached the conclusion that Israel is not looking for
[00:13:10] peace, tranquility, a ceasefire, and withdrawal,
[00:13:14] unless there is one way: Trump puts pressure on Netanyahu
[00:13:17] for withdrawal from Lebanon, or
[00:13:20] that is, the expulsion of Israel from Lebanon, in which case
[00:13:23] the government.
[00:13:29] My method of dialogue and diplomacy, which I said yielded results, and if not, the government will fall
[00:13:33] or weaken or fail to achieve its goals, and Hezbollah
[00:13:37] will become more powerful. This is the statement of Jan Aziz, who is Joseph's
[00:13:40] senior advisor. In this atmosphere that we are now referring
[00:13:44] to, which itself raises many questions, because there is no clear
[00:13:48] answer about the course of future developments,
[00:13:51] given the policies of the US and the Zionist regime, we currently
[00:13:54] do not have a precise and clear answer.
[00:13:58] In southern Lebanon, the incident that happened in Deirmimas
[00:14:01] and its images were broadcast, the Lebanese army
[00:14:04] there, at the command of Zionist
[00:14:07] military personnel, left a point, and then now, in
[00:14:10] coordination with the mechanism committee, that is, the committee
[00:14:14] supervising the ceasefire, which was dead and they revived
[00:14:18] it, this
[00:14:22] patrol or those few armored personnel carriers of the army
[00:14:25] returned to the same point. Now there are two interpretations about it.
[00:14:29] The Israelis are actually interpreting
[00:14:32] it in a way that the Lebanese army
[00:14:36] must learn practically under threat and perhaps under
[00:14:40] fire how to behave according to Israeli
[00:14:44] criteria in the yellow
[00:14:47] line areas, where the Israelis consider it their security zone,
[00:14:51] how the Lebanese army should behave there.
[00:14:55] This is where the army of the Zionist regime wants to dictate
[00:14:59] the role of the Lebanese army. This army must
[00:15:03] understand this. On the other hand, the Lebanese army considers this a violation of national
[00:15:06] sovereignty and does not accept to
[00:15:10] implement the orders of the Israeli army. In this
[00:15:13] situation, how will
[00:15:16] the situation in southern Lebanon be from this perspective, from this equation? A few months
[00:15:20] ago, we saw that one of the high-ranking officers of the Lebanese
[00:15:23] army was assassinated by Israelis. He was in charge of
[00:15:27] ground operations and was the party that coordinated
[00:15:30] the Lebanese army's indirect communication with Israel. He was
[00:15:34] assassinated and the excuse was:
[00:15:45] This is the second message in Deir
[00:15:49] Mimas, the village of Deir Mimas, which was the day before yesterday
[00:15:52] or two days ago. This is the same message that the Lebanese
[00:15:56] army, you receive orders from us,
[00:15:59] you must listen to us, the Israelis are saying, and
[00:16:03] the field, the equation of the field is in our hands, not in the hands of the mechanism,
[00:16:07] not in the hands of.
[00:16:38] The discussion of an alternative force is raised, a force composed
[00:16:41] of some European countries, especially France and
[00:16:44] Italy. Israel's position on this
[00:16:48] is still opposing, unless it changes. Without
[00:16:52] a force that is actually
[00:16:53] واقع
[00:16:56] a non-Lebanese and non-occupying
[00:16:59] force of the Zionist regime, a neutral force, let's put it that way.
[00:17:03] Now, what will be its connection with the UNIFIL
[00:17:07] of the United Nations? How will this force, this situation
[00:17:10] in the south, be? That is, Israel no longer
[00:17:14] accepts that any UN
[00:17:17] flag be present there. Will the Zionist
[00:17:21] regime want to turn the situation in southern
[00:17:25] Lebanon exactly like the situation in Quneitra
[00:17:28] in the northern occupied Golan, where now
[00:17:31] the armed forces affiliated with the Syrian
[00:17:35] government receive orders from.
[00:17:44] In the past, most of their work was reporting
[00:17:47] or supporting
[00:17:50] Israel or or spying for Israel sometimes.
[00:17:54] But the presence of these UN forces creates a relative
[00:17:58] calm for Lebanon. Hezbollah agrees that UN
[00:18:01] forces should stay. The Lebanese government army wants the same. Mr.
[00:18:05] Nawaf Salam, the Prime Minister of Lebanon, during his trip to New York, had meetings with
[00:18:09] American officials to convince them that the US
[00:18:13] should again give a green light for the stay or extension
[00:18:16] of UNIFIL forces. Of course, the US does not cover
[00:18:20] and support UNIFIL for two reasons:
[00:18:23] first, Israel does not want it, and second, they don't want to spend money.
[00:18:27] The US said that UN forces there are wasting
[00:18:30] money, meaning it's useless.
[00:18:33] Therefore, the Lebanese government is now trying to convince them. They still
[00:19:07] regret it. So Spain and Italy withdrew. France is still
[00:19:11] continuing this plan. In short, the Lebanese government is now trying
[00:19:14] to keep UNIFIL forces and extend their mandate,
[00:19:18] because if they are not there, Israel will
[00:19:22] exercise power throughout southern Lebanon, where they are,
[00:19:26] and they will have the final say, meaning no one else will even
[00:19:28] report Israeli violations to the UN.
[00:19:32] Well, regarding
[00:19:35] internal issues in Lebanon, in recent days,
[00:19:39] in two sessions of questioning the government,
[00:19:43] this issue was also raised.
[00:19:47] The problems caused by the war
[00:19:50] in the Middle East, and especially the issue
[00:19:53] of energy, have now afflicted Lebanon as well. I saw that the head
[00:19:56] of the Fuel Distributors' Association in
[00:19:59] Lebanon says that about 30%
[00:20:03] of gasoline consumption in Lebanon has decreased, it has come down, it has decreased
[00:20:06] because, after all, with this fuel price,
[00:20:10] every 20 liters of gasoline became $30.
[00:20:12] Many Lebanese, except for
[00:20:16] essential cases, no longer start their cars. Now,
[00:20:19] the issue of bread is also raised. Bread has also become expensive in Lebanon, or they have decided
[00:20:23] to make it expensive. I don't know now. What I know is that
[00:20:27] each loaf of bread became 100,000
[00:20:29] Lebanese pounds. With this
[00:20:32] situation, the internal situation
[00:20:35] of Lebanon and now the protest, which is actually against the very policies
[00:20:38] of the Nawaf Salam government, which has tied Lebanon's issues,
[00:20:42] Lebanon's livelihood and economy, to the interests of the US
[00:20:45] and the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia. The internal situation
[00:20:48] of Lebanon cannot bear this atmosphere
[00:20:52] resulting from this situation, this economic situation,
[00:20:56] given that the Nawaf Salam government did not fulfill all its promises.
[00:20:59] That is, you mentioned some. One of our programs is that in 24
[00:21:03] hours, usually, for example, two days, excuse me, two hours of electricity
[00:21:07] comes, government electricity. Yes, the main goal of the government's
[00:21:10] impeachment session was this very
[00:21:13] economic and livelihood situation of the Lebanese
[00:21:16] and that the Lebanese government's promises, their pledges to the people,
[00:21:20] they did nothing. For about two years, the Lebanese
[00:21:23] government was only pursuing reconciliation with Israel,
[00:21:26] a framework agreement, and monopolizing
[00:21:30] Hezbollah's weapons, legitimizing Israeli soldiers. This happened,
[00:21:34] but unfortunately, they again received a vote of confidence
[00:21:37] because the majority of 50 plus one in parliament
[00:21:41] is in favor of the same American bloc and Nawaf Salam's bloc
[00:21:44] in parliament. That is, the opponents or those who are in the resistance
[00:21:48] bloc in Lebanon cannot get more than 50 percent.
[00:21:50] Otherwise, they would have done this
[00:21:54] to the government for not gaining a vote of confidence.
[00:21:57] Well, now the situation is getting worse. Lebanon usually, when economic
[00:22:00] problems worsen, aid from Saudi Arabia, Gulf
[00:22:04] countries, France comes in, which makes the situation a bit better,
[00:22:08] but these countries themselves are now having problems. Yesterday, one of
[00:22:11] the famous writers of Arab countries wrote
[00:22:15] and said that these 50 golden years for the Arab Gulf
[00:22:19] countries are over. Now, these monies that they give to Samir Geagea,
[00:22:23] their own forces, some in Saudi Arabia say that it's useless
[00:22:26] to pour money into Lebanon. The situation is getting worse,
[00:22:30] but unfortunately, in Lebanon, the economic and livelihood situation puts pressure
[00:22:34] on the government, but their government is a government appointed
[00:22:37] from outside. Their connection with outside, meaning Saudi Arabia and the US, decides
[00:22:41] that they should be the government. Today, in the city of Tripoli in northern
[00:22:44] Lebanon, a call has been made
[00:22:47] for a gathering,
[00:22:50] in fact, a protest against the policies of the Nawaf Salam government, even
[00:22:54] though the city of Tripoli, which is a predominantly
[00:22:56] Sunni city, is considered Sunni in northern Lebanon. In the city
[00:23:00] of Tyre in southern Lebanon, a gathering was held
[00:23:04] there. Gatherings are actually frequent
[00:23:07] against the policies of the Nawaf Salam government.
[00:23:11] Regarding the displaced and issues related
[00:23:14] to the aggressions of the Zionist regime,
[00:23:18] in these circumstances, Al-Ansari is going to the US
[00:23:24] to meet with officials of the International Monetary Fund
[00:23:27] to borrow some money. Do you think
[00:23:31] this policy of continuous
[00:23:35] borrowing from this
[00:23:38] International Monetary Fund or World Bank will solve Lebanon's fundamental
[00:23:42] problems? No, unfortunately, the answer is clear
[00:23:46] in your question. Solving the root of Lebanon's
[00:23:50] economic problems is not possible with loans that they
[00:23:53] get from international banks, and this
[00:23:56] policy led to a stalemate in 2019,
[00:24:00] two failures, the collapse of the country's economy, and the revolution
[00:24:03] that was a coup or whatever they call it, the revolution and
[00:24:07] demonstrations that started against the government.
[00:24:10] Now, popular gatherings and pressure and protests
[00:24:13] by the people against the government are increasing, not only in Tyre and northern Lebanon,
[00:24:17] but also in Beirut. This coming week, there will be several
[00:24:20] gatherings here, popular gatherings in Beirut, southern suburbs, different
[00:24:24] places, against the Lebanese government, saying that you must solve
[00:24:27] these economic problems. Focusing only on
[00:24:30] dialogue with Israel is enough. That is, this is the same
[00:24:34] humiliating agreement that for Lebanon and the country's main
[00:24:38] problem has not been solved. This
[00:24:40] indebtedness or borrowing from international
[00:24:43] banks will worsen Lebanon's situation. It will not solve
[00:24:47] the problem. Because these loans are also conditional,
[00:24:51] with well-known political conditions. All
[00:24:53] banks
[00:24:55] and international organizations impose conditions on the Lebanese
[00:24:59] government: conditions for economic reforms, political
[00:25:02] reforms,
[00:25:05] the interests that are actually incurred on these loans that they give. Now,
[00:25:08] today's Lebanese, who were not born
[00:25:11] in 1992, that is, 34
[00:25:15] years ago, are actually paying the interest
[00:25:18] on those loans that the government received at that time,
[00:25:22] heavy interests that keep compounding. They are paying that
[00:25:26] without the basic infrastructure
[00:25:28] of Lebanon being fixed, and fundamental problems exist.
[00:25:32] For example, regarding gasoline in Lebanon, there is no
[00:25:35] public transportation system. We don't have one at all.
[00:25:39] That is, a Lebanese is forced to
[00:25:42] travel in most places with his own private car, and well, this
[00:25:45] again increases costs. Let's mention the humanitarian
[00:26:02] situation. The government
[00:26:05] is considering a cabinet reshuffle, changing several ministries. Well,
[00:26:09] we have to see what will happen in Lebanon. In
[00:26:12] Gaza, the model that Netanyahu is currently pursuing
[00:26:15] is the continuation of targeted, continuous
[00:26:18] assassinations against
[00:26:21] Palestinians in Gaza, especially the resistance
[00:26:25] in Gaza. The assassination of Hamas
[00:26:28] commanders, the commander of the Khan Younis Brigade, the commander of the Rafah Brigade,
[00:26:31] and the emphasis by both
[00:26:34] Netanyahu and the war minister of the regime
[00:26:37] that this process will continue and all of them must be assassinated, and even those who are outside
[00:26:41] Palestine as well.
[00:26:45] Well, Gaza is currently in a ceasefire atmosphere, not
[00:26:49] war. What does this mean? It means that even if the war stops,
[00:26:52] it doesn't mean the assassinations stop, and this is a model
[00:26:55] that must be accepted, and this equation must actually be accepted
[00:26:59] by the entire region, both in Gaza and in Lebanon. They might impose
[00:27:03] the same situation. Now, you
[00:27:06] mentioned this point in previous programs that it is possible that before
[00:27:09] the elections, Trump might take some action, and Netanyahu might take
[00:27:13] an unconventional action from what is happening in the south,
[00:27:16] in southern Lebanon. This includes assassinations,
[00:27:20] a series of assassinations in the depth of Lebanon. The situation in Gaza
[00:27:24] shows that the cessation of war does not mean the cessation
[00:27:27] of assassinations. How long can
[00:27:30] this policy continue? Today, one
[00:27:34] of the high-ranking army officers of the regime announced
[00:27:38] on Channel 13, I think Israeli Channel 13, that
[00:27:41] we must resume military maneuvers in Gaza,
[00:27:45] meaning these assassination operations we are conducting
[00:27:48] are not enough. And it is clear that
[00:27:51] they are looking for a renewed operation,
[00:27:55] new assassination operations, or unconventional
[00:27:58] actions due to Netanyahu's bad situation in the elections.
[00:28:02] It is not unlikely that they will do these things. Therefore, these assassinations continue
[00:28:06] inside Gaza, outside Gaza, and they have received
[00:28:10] a green light from the US. It is true that the Americans promised Hamas
[00:28:14] not to do this, but they lied. Hamas itself believes that
[00:28:17] the Americans are lying, and these assassinations are under
[00:28:21] the cover and green light of the US. The US has given
[00:28:24] Israel freedom. They said that the ceiling of your operations
[00:28:27] in this regard, assassinations, you can carry out. The siege now.
[00:28:31] The war in Gaza is not over. It's called a ceasefire, but
[00:28:34] assassination operations are always there. Bombing is also there. Something similar
[00:28:38] to southern Lebanon. Daily, Israel is committing aggression
[00:28:40] and bombing and shooting at innocent
[00:28:44] people in Gaza. Well, thank you, Dr. Shams.
[00:28:48] Our time is up. In Gaza, the new
[00:28:51] academic year has begun without schools,
[00:28:53] without students. School facilities
[00:28:57] are in tents. The children of Gaza have started the new year,
[00:29:00] and well, it emphasizes
[00:29:03] that the level of education in Gaza,
[00:29:07] or the quality of education in Gaza, was one of the highest
[00:29:10] in the entire region. Until tomorrow, God willing, we will be at your service again.
[00:29:13] Goodbye and good luck.
[00:29:31] That country, that nation that can
[00:29:34] prove that it is ready for its independence,
[00:29:38] for preserving its identity, for its ideals, for its existence,
[00:29:42] خود
[00:29:44] to stand firm and bravely defend, that nation
[00:29:48] is honorable. Even enemies confirm
[00:29:51] the honor of that nation in the depths of their
[00:29:55] being, even if out of malice they are not willing
[00:29:59] to utter it. Today, your honor
[00:30:03] is also confirmed by your enemies, and many also utter it.
[00:30:06] هم می آورند
[00:30:23] In the name of God, greetings again to our dear viewers. The Institute
[00:30:27] for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults announced a list of 22
[00:30:30] best-selling book titles for the summer season. The Institute's books
[00:30:34] are published for various age groups, from toddlers
[00:30:38] and children to young adults, and cover topics
[00:30:42] and formats such as stories and novels,
[00:30:45] poetry, humor, classical literature and re-creation,
[00:30:49] educational concepts, and life skills.
[00:30:52] Among the best-selling books of the summer
[00:30:55] by the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults, there are works
[00:30:59] from the author.