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[00:00:23] Grand Ayatollah Shobairi Zanjani, the great religious authority
[00:00:26] of the Shi'ite world, passed away. The office of Grand Ayatollah Shobairi
[00:00:30] Zanjani announced in a statement that his blessed
[00:00:33] life and glorious life as a great religious authority were characterized
[00:00:37] by deep thought, continuous scientific endeavor, and dedicated
[00:00:41] efforts to preserve authentic
[00:00:44] jurisprudence and compassion
[00:00:47] for the people. According to this announcement,
[00:00:50] the time and details of his funeral and burial
[00:00:54] will be announced to the public later. He passed away in recent days
[00:00:57] due to pulmonary edema and infection
[00:01:00] at the age of 97. Ayatollah Shobairi Zanjani was among
[00:01:04] the most respected religious authorities
[00:01:07] who had many students. He
[00:01:11] taught.
[00:01:14] A new round of Saudi attacks on residential areas
[00:01:17] in Saada province, Yemen, residential areas and
[00:01:21] border villages in the districts of Zahir and Haydan
[00:01:24] in Saada province in northern Yemen were targeted by heavy
[00:01:28] missile and artillery attacks by Saudi forces. According
[00:01:32] to Yemen's Al-Masirah network, the Saudi army,
[00:01:35] in its new round of aggression against Yemen, targeted densely populated
[00:01:39] areas and several border villages in Zahir district.
[00:01:42] According to this report, Saudi forces used dozens of
[00:01:46] missiles and artillery shells to target residential areas in the districts
[00:01:50] of Zahir and Haydan, causing damage to
[00:01:54] infrastructure and civilian
[00:01:57] homes. Yemeni sources reported the martyrdom of four workers and the injury of three others in Saudi airstrikes
[00:02:04] on communication towers in the Khabb
[00:02:07] and Shaf regions. Yemeni sources
[00:02:10] also reported a new aggression
[00:02:13] by the Saudi regime on Jawf province
[00:02:17] in northern Yemen. According to the spokesman
[00:02:20] of the Yemeni Armed Forces, the invading Saudi fighter jets
[00:02:23] have carried out 760 airstrikes
[00:02:27] against Yemen and its people since the escalation
[00:02:30] of tensions.
[00:02:32] The Secretary
[00:02:35] of the Supreme National Security Council said: "Civilized
[00:02:38] Iran will never surrender, and if a war starts, we will attack
[00:02:42] American warships even in the Indian Ocean."
[00:02:46] Major General Rezaei, in an interview with Al Jazeera network, described
[00:02:49] Iran's defensive capability as popular and said that Iran is fully aware
[00:02:53] of the weaknesses of the US army and will go into the next war with more
[00:02:57] power and more painful blows
[00:03:00] against America. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council
[00:03:03] also announced the reverse engineering of a captured
[00:03:07] American submarine and said: "The Iranian Armed Forces
[00:03:11] have increased the speed of their supersonic missiles from 6 months to
[00:03:14] 10 months. They have improved
[00:03:17] electronic warfare systems and also strengthened air
[00:03:21] defense." The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council also announced
[00:03:25] on social media Iran's seven conditions for starting
[00:03:28] any negotiations with the government.
[00:03:31] Tehran's message is clear and unambiguous, and if Washington wants
[00:03:35] to get out of its self-made predicament, there is no
[00:03:39] way but to accept Iran's rights
[00:03:42] and conditions.
[00:03:45] Efforts of the judiciary to promote a culture of peace and reconciliation
[00:03:48] led to 17 prisoners sentenced to retribution being on the verge of release.
[00:03:52] The head of the Tehran Provincial Justice Department, emphasizing
[00:03:55] the reduction of judicial tensions, ordered that the capacities of actors,
[00:03:58] athletes, and local dignitaries be used
[00:04:02] in the form of jihadi cells for mediation in cases.
[00:04:05] to be employed. The involvement of social activists, cultural,
[00:04:09] sports, artistic, and literary figures,
[00:04:13] as well as the families of martyrs, especially
[00:04:16] the fathers of martyrs, respected clerics,
[00:04:20] and respected Friday and congregational prayer leaders, to help us
[00:04:24] in matters of peace and reconciliation, in the framework of jihadi
[00:04:27] forgiveness cells, we will use.
[00:04:43] What they reported, almost all of these murders that
[00:04:46] today lead to forgiveness and reconciliation are
[00:04:50] those that were not
[00:04:53] the result of premeditated criminal intent.
[00:04:56] They were emotional incidents
[00:04:58] under circumstances of psychological arousal
[00:05:02] and a lack of behavioral control,
[00:05:06] and unfortunately, this has happened
[00:05:07] so much.
[00:05:10] The continuation of this news segment with a few brief news items: The Ministry
[00:05:14] of Intelligence announced the destruction of three operational
[00:05:17] centers belonging to American-Zionist terrorist groups in the provinces
[00:05:21] of West Azerbaijan, Alborz, and Kerman. These terrorists
[00:05:25] intended to carry out assassinations, send coordinates of military
[00:05:28] installations, and plan explosions in infrastructure
[00:05:31] facilities.
[00:05:33] An illegal
[00:05:37] center affiliated with the French embassy in Tehran,
[00:05:41] known as
[00:06:12] illegal gas, in a cryptocurrency mining unit
[00:06:15] in Eshtehard. In this complex, 362
[00:06:19] cryptocurrency mining devices were identified, and after the discovery
[00:06:23] of an underground tunnel and an unauthorized
[00:06:26] connection to the 4-inch gas inlet line,
[00:06:29] the complex was shut down and the station was sealed.
[00:06:31] and the discovery of a large
[00:06:33] drug shipment in two statements. The police announced the discovery of
[00:06:37] a trailer carrying 665 kilograms
[00:06:40] of crystal meth
[00:06:43] on the Anarak-Naein-Esfahan axis. According to
[00:06:46] Brigadier General Montazer Al-Mahdi, 371 kilograms
[00:06:50] of various drugs were also seized in Sistan and Baluchestan province,
[00:06:54] 13 smugglers were arrested, and 11 vehicles were seized.
[00:06:57] The CNG project
[00:07:06] manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company said
[00:07:09] that applicants for all high-mileage vehicles
[00:07:17] can convert their cars to dual-fuel for free. Mr. Salari
[00:07:20] said that so far, about 5,000 applicants from all over the country
[00:07:24] have registered in this system. He said that the list
[00:07:28] of vehicles has been sent by the online
[00:07:32] platform and they will gradually receive text messages.
[00:07:34] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
[00:08:32] Dear and respected viewers,
[00:08:35] as usual every day, we are at your service
[00:08:38] from the news channel studio in Beirut, the capital
[00:08:42] of Lebanon. With the Shamal program
[00:08:46] and the latest developments in the region, Dr. Mohammad Shams,
[00:08:50] our esteemed program expert, is present in the studio.
[00:08:54] Mr. Shams, in the past few hours, the US Embassy
[00:08:57] in Beirut, in addition to
[00:09:00] the US embassies in the region,
[00:09:04] warned American citizens not to travel to the Middle
[00:09:06] East, and again,
[00:09:10] they created a media atmosphere that something might happen
[00:09:13] in the general Middle East.
[00:09:17] The Zionist regime also, as usual,
[00:09:20] just like in the past three months,
[00:09:24] announced again that its army
[00:09:28] is on full alert, and of course,
[00:09:30] this is not new for the regime.
[00:09:33] The situation in Lebanon, apart from
[00:09:36] the issue of the south of the country,
[00:09:39] is experiencing a relative calm.
[00:09:43] In these circumstances, Walid Jumblatt again warned.
[00:09:46] Walid Jumblatt is usually said to be the former
[00:09:50] head of the Progressive Socialist Party
[00:09:53] of Lebanon and practically the most
[00:09:56] important Druze figure in Lebanon. They say he
[00:09:59] is the antenna
[00:10:01] receiving future developments in Lebanon and the region.
[00:10:05] He warned that the situation is very
[00:10:08] bad and said that the solution is to return to the Islamabad
[00:10:11] agreement. That it should be revived between Iran and America,
[00:10:15] and Lebanon will also find a positive
[00:10:18] outlook based on that
[00:10:21] agreement. In addition to Mr. Jan Aziz Jumblatt yesterday,
[00:10:55] let's put the situation together. How do you see the situation? That is,
[00:10:59] in the period before the American elections
[00:11:02] and the Zionist regime's elections, whether
[00:11:06] this remaining period until the general or
[00:11:09] parliamentary elections of the Zionist regime, which is about 40 days,
[00:11:12] about 42 days more,
[00:11:16] will pass in the same way, or whether we
[00:11:20] will witness an explosion after which
[00:11:23] we will have to examine.
[00:11:29] In fact, in recent weeks,
[00:11:31] a change in the approach to Hezbollah
[00:11:35] and the weapons of resistance was seen or observed
[00:11:39] in the words and actions of Lebanese government officials.
[00:11:42] Now, a superficial change remains to be seen whether it is
[00:11:46] real or merely superficial
[00:11:49] and media-driven. The previous talk
[00:11:53] of resistance by force.
[00:12:01] Resistance and this media and political atmosphere of Lebanese government pressure against
[00:12:04] resistance, but now they have returned to talking
[00:12:07] about containing the weapons of resistance. This plan that the French
[00:12:11] presented, the Turks presented, and the Egyptians also
[00:12:15] put forward, that Hezbollah's weapons cannot be removed by force.
[00:12:18] They do not have the power, nor does Lebanon allow
[00:12:21] it, and Israel on the other side of the framework agreement has not fulfilled
[00:12:25] its commitments, so it is useless for Lebanon to reach a dead end
[00:12:29] or be drawn into internal conflict and civil war. These
[00:12:32] plans are now being brought up again, especially now after the Lebanese government
[00:12:36] realized that Israel
[00:12:39] does not want to abide by the framework agreement. Their view of Lebanon
[00:12:42] is a military one, occupying the buffer zone, that talk
[00:12:46] that Ms. Ortagus, the representative or
[00:12:49] former US special envoy,
[00:12:52] said that this opportunity
[00:13:25] Hezbollah proves that their theory is stable. It loses the chance for peace. Yes.
[00:13:28] And it is proven that Hezbollah's theory is correct, that resistance is the only
[00:13:32] solution for expelling Israel from southern Lebanon.
[00:13:36] After the words of the head of the Maronite Church of Lebanon,
[00:13:39] Patriarch Raï, and also Mr. Walid Jumblatt, who himself
[00:13:43] sees the future outlook of the region
[00:13:46] as dangerous, unless they return
[00:13:49] to the Islamabad agreement, they say the solution now
[00:13:53] is to get out of these wars. In the region, which may
[00:13:56] expand, they should return to the Islamabad agreement, especially
[00:14:00] regarding Lebanon. This is
[00:14:03] concurrent with those words. President Michel Aoun
[00:14:07] sent several messages to Hezbollah through his advisors
[00:14:09] that he wants to talk to Hezbollah and open a new page,
[00:14:13] but Hezbollah has not yet given
[00:14:16] a positive answer. There was also news in the media
[00:14:20] that it is possible
[00:14:22] that negotiations or talks
[00:14:29] between a representative of the president and Mohammad Raad, the head of the Hezbollah
[00:14:33] parliamentary bloc in the Lebanese parliament,
[00:14:36] is this atmosphere positive, or do you believe
[00:14:39] that the ground is not yet ready? Yes, no, it is not
[00:14:43] yet ready because Aoun's advisor sent
[00:14:46] several messages to Hezbollah. Mr. Hassan
[00:14:50] Fadlallah, the speaker of parliament, announced his readiness for talks.
[00:14:53] His messages are being reviewed.
[00:15:01] Of course, these changes in the government's behavior, in their statements, and
[00:15:05] for talks with Hezbollah are related to regional
[00:15:08] variables, from Bab al-Mandeb and Yemen
[00:15:12] to this Iran-America war, and
[00:15:15] the situation is the most important point for this development.
[00:15:18] In my opinion, the Lebanese government has realized that this
[00:15:21] path of dialogue with Israel will not yield results.
[00:15:32] The solution is to return to the Islamabad agreement and revive
[00:15:36] that agreement, which in the general atmosphere of that agreement between Iran and
[00:15:39] America, the entire region and consequently
[00:15:43] Lebanon will
[00:15:45] benefit from this opportunity. Do you think that Jumblatt's
[00:15:48] words are now understood by Lebanese
[00:15:52] government officials, specifically the president, the prime minister, and one might
[00:15:56] say almost the president
[00:15:58] himself?
[00:16:01] Is this statement meaningful now? Do they feel this need? Of course, the very
[00:16:05] revival of that agreement itself is now
[00:16:08] in a state of general ambiguity. Well, Mr. Berri, the speaker of parliament,
[00:16:12] once said that this framework agreement went to waste.
[00:16:15] Has this belief reached the presidential palace as well?
[00:16:18] Have they been convinced by Jan Aziz's words, Masha'allah, and the president
[00:16:22] on this American website? This shows that we in the presidential
[00:16:26] palace have come to the conclusion that Israel is not seeking
[00:16:29] peace, tranquility, ceasefire, and withdrawal, unless
[00:16:33] there is one way: Trump puts pressure on Netanyahu
[00:16:36] for withdrawal from Lebanon,
[00:16:40] or in other words, the expulsion of Israel from Lebanon,
[00:16:44] at which point the Lebanese government can stand on its own two feet, and I can
[00:16:47] say that the path of dialogue and diplomacy that I mentioned
[00:16:51] has yielded results, and if not, the government will fall or weaken,
[00:16:55] or its goals will not be achieved, and Hezbollah will become more powerful.
[00:16:59] This is the statement of Jan Aziz, a senior advisor to Joseph,
[00:17:02] in this context that we are now referring to, which again raises
[00:17:05] many questions, because there is no clear answer.
[00:17:07] Regarding the ongoing developments in light of the policies of the US and
[00:17:11] the Zionist regime, we currently
[00:17:14] do not have a precise and clear answer. In southern Lebanon,
[00:17:17] what happened in Deir Mimas and its images were broadcast,
[00:17:20] the Lebanese army, there,
[00:17:23] at the command of the Zionist
[00:17:25] military, evacuated a point, and then, in the framework
[00:17:29] of coordination with the mechanism committee, that is,
[00:17:33] the ceasefire monitoring committee, which now is
[00:18:00] How, based on Israel's criteria regarding
[00:18:03] the regions, the yellow line regions,
[00:18:08] where the Israelis consider their security zone, how should
[00:18:12] the Lebanese army act there? That is, where
[00:18:15] the army of the Zionist regime wants to dictate decisions
[00:18:18] about the role of the Lebanese army, this army must understand
[00:18:22] that the Lebanese army, on the other hand, considers this a violation of national
[00:18:26] sovereignty and does not accept being
[00:18:29] an executor of the orders of the Israeli army.
[00:18:32] In this situation, the situation
[00:18:35] in southern Lebanon, from this perspective, from this equation.
[00:18:39] A few months ago, we saw that one of the senior
[00:18:42] officers of the Lebanese army was assassinated by the Israelis,
[00:18:45] the head of ground operations, and the one who
[00:18:49] coordinates the Lebanese army's connection with Israel,
[00:18:53] albeit indirectly, was assassinated. They gave the excuse that
[00:18:56] he was moving in the area without our consultation,
[00:19:00] without our coordination, and this was a warning message from Israel.
[00:19:04] This second message in Deir Mimas,
[00:19:08] which was the village of Deir Mimas, was the day before yesterday
[00:19:11] or two days ago. This is the same message that the Lebanese
[00:19:15] army, you receive orders from us,
[00:19:18] you must listen to us, the Israelis are saying,
[00:19:22] and the field of the equation, the field is in our hands,
[00:19:26] not in the hands of the mechanism, not in the hands of the framework agreement,
[00:19:30] not in the hands of the Lebanese government, not anyone. The Israelis decide
[00:19:32] whether the army stays here or leaves.
[00:19:35] This trend at the end of the current Gregorian year
[00:19:39] brings us to the point after UNIFIL.
[00:19:42] UNIFIL, or the UN peacekeeping forces,
[00:19:45] their mission will end at the end of the current Gregorian year.
[00:19:49] It will not be extended. The US
[00:19:53] and Israel are against extending the presence of these forces.
[00:19:56] The issue of an alternative force is raised,
[00:20:00] a force composed of some European countries, especially
[00:20:03] France and Italy. Israel still
[00:20:26] What connection will it have with the concept of the UN? What will be the situation
[00:20:29] in the south? That is, Israel no longer
[00:20:33] accepts any UN flag
[00:20:36] being present there.
[00:20:39] Does the Zionist regime want to turn
[00:20:42] the situation in southern Lebanon into exactly the same
[00:20:46] situation as Quneitra in the occupied Golan Heights, where
[00:20:50] the armed forces affiliated with the Syrian
[00:20:54] government receive orders from the army of the Zionist regime
[00:20:57] to control security there? Well, despite the fact that UNIFIL
[00:21:01] forces in recent years have mostly
[00:21:04] reported their activities and
[00:21:07] either supported Israel or
[00:21:11] sometimes spied for Israel, the presence of these UN
[00:21:14] forces creates a relative calm for Lebanon.
[00:21:18] Hezbollah agrees that these UN forces should remain.
[00:21:22] The Lebanese government and army also want this. Mr. Nawaf Salam, the Lebanese
[00:21:25] prime minister's visit to New York and his meetings there
[00:21:28] with American officials to convince them to give the green
[00:21:32] light again for the continued presence or extension of UNIFIL forces.
[00:21:36] Of course, the US does not support UNIFIL
[00:21:39] for two reasons: First, Israel does not want it,
[00:21:43] and second, the US does not want to spend money. The US
[00:21:46] said that the UN forces there already have money.
[00:22:00] Spain, European countries that we send troops there
[00:22:03] to replace the UN forces. Hezbollah made it clear
[00:22:07] to these European countries and the countries that brought up this issue
[00:22:11] that any foreign force that wants to enter Lebanon must be
[00:22:13] under the umbrella of the UN agreement and Resolution
[00:22:16] 1701. Otherwise,
[00:22:23] we will consider them as occupying forces.
[00:22:26] Therefore, Spain and Italy regretted and withdrew. France is still
[00:22:30] pursuing this plan. In short, the Lebanese government
[00:22:33] is now trying to keep UNIFIL forces,
[00:22:37] to extend their mandate, because if they are not there,
[00:22:41] Israel will exert its power throughout southern Lebanon, where they are,
[00:22:44] and their word will be final. That means no one
[00:22:48] else will even report Israeli aggressions
[00:22:52] to the UN. Well, regarding Lebanon's domestic
[00:22:55] issues, in recent days,
[00:22:58] in two impeachment sessions,
[00:23:01] Nawaf Salam's government, this issue was also raised.
[00:23:04] The problems arising from the war
[00:23:07] in the Middle East, and especially
[00:23:10] the issue of energy, have now affected Lebanon.
[00:23:13] I saw that the head of the Association of
[00:23:17] Fuel Distributors in Lebanon says: About
[00:23:21] 30% of gasoline consumption in Lebanon has decreased.
[00:23:25] It has gone down because, with
[00:23:27] this price of fuel, 20 liters
[00:23:31] of gasoline became 30 dollars. Many
[00:23:33] Lebanese, except for essential needs, no longer
[00:23:36] start their cars. Now, the issue of bread is also raised. Bread has also
[00:23:40] become expensive in Lebanon, or they decided to make it expensive, I don't know.
[00:23:43] Now, what I know is that each loaf
[00:23:46] of bread became 100,000 Lebanese pounds.
[00:23:50] With this situation, the internal situation
[00:23:53] of Lebanon and now the protests that are fundamentally
[00:23:57] against the policies of Nawaf Salam's government, which has tied Lebanon's
[00:24:01] issues, Lebanon's livelihood and economy, to the interests of the US and
[00:24:05] the Zionist regime, Saudi Arabia. How does the internal situation of Lebanon
[00:24:09] tolerate this atmosphere
[00:24:11] resulting from this situation, the economic conditions,
[00:24:15] given that Nawaf Salam's government has not fulfilled all the promises
[00:24:18] it made? I mean, some of you. The economic
[00:24:33] and livelihood situation of Lebanon, and that
[00:24:36] the Lebanese government has not done anything about its promises
[00:24:39] to the people. For about two years, the Lebanese government has only been pursuing
[00:24:43] reconciliation with Israel and the framework
[00:24:46] and exclusive disarmament of Hezbollah and legitimizing the soldiers of Islam.
[00:25:20] Earlier, aid from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab countries,
[00:25:24] France, would flow in, and this situation would improve somewhat, but
[00:25:27] these countries themselves are now facing problems. Yesterday, one of the famous
[00:25:31] writers of Arab countries said that
[00:25:35] this 50-year golden age for the Gulf Arab countries
[00:25:38] has ended. Now, this money that they give to Samir Geagea, their
[00:25:42] own forces, some in Saudi Arabia say that money is being
[00:25:45] wasted there. In Lebanon, the situation is getting
[00:25:49] worse, but unfortunately, in Lebanon, the economic and livelihood situation
[00:25:52] puts pressure on the government, but the government, since it was appointed from outside,
[00:25:56] their connection with outside, meaning Saudi Arabia and the US, decides
[00:26:00] whether the government exists. Today, in Tripoli
[00:26:03] in northern Lebanon, a call
[00:26:06] has been made for a gathering
[00:26:09] in protest against the policies of Nawaf Salam's government, even though Tripoli, which is
[00:26:12] an almost Sunni majority
[00:26:15] city, is considered Sunni-majority in northern Lebanon. In Tyre
[00:26:19] in southern Lebanon, a gathering was held
[00:26:22] there. Gatherings are in fact frequent
[00:26:26] against the policies of Nawaf
[00:26:27] Salam's government.
[00:26:30] Regarding the deceased,
[00:27:03] no, unfortunately, the answer to your question is clear.
[00:27:07] The root cause of Lebanon's economic problems cannot be solved
[00:27:10] with loans from international banks.
[00:27:14] This policy, which we brought to a dead end in 2019
[00:27:18] and caused the collapse of the country's economy
[00:27:20] and a revolution that was a coup or whatever
[00:27:24] you call it, the revolution and demonstrations
[00:27:27] against the government started. Now, popular gatherings
[00:27:30] and pressure and protests against the government are increasing.
[00:27:34] Not only in Tyre and northern Lebanon, but also in Beirut. This coming
[00:27:38] week, there will be several popular gatherings in Beirut,
[00:27:42] in the southern suburbs, and in various places against the Lebanese government, saying
[00:27:45] that you must solve these economic problems. So, the issue
[00:27:49] is not just dialogue with Israel.
[00:27:52] This is the same humiliating agreement that has not solved
[00:27:55] the main problem of the country for the Lebanese people.
[00:27:59] This debt or borrowing from international
[00:28:02] banks will worsen Lebanon's situation
[00:28:06] and will not solve the problem. Because these loans are conditional
[00:28:09] with well-known political conditions. All banks
[00:28:13] and international organizations set
[00:28:17] conditions for the government, conditions for economic reforms,
[00:28:21] political reforms, the management of governments
[00:28:24] that are actually dependent on these loans. Today, the Lebanese
[00:28:27] people who in 1992,
[00:28:30] meaning 34 years ago.
[00:28:38] The government at that time received heavy interest rates that keep
[00:28:42] multiplying. They are paying them without Lebanon's basic
[00:28:46] infrastructure being properly developed
[00:28:49] and facing fundamental problems. For example, regarding gasoline in Lebanon,
[00:28:52] we don't have a proper public transport
[00:28:55] system at all. So a Lebanese person
[00:28:58] is forced to drive his own car
[00:29:02] in most places, and of course, this raises the costs.
[00:29:05] This is just a brief mention of the situation. One point
[00:29:09] regarding domestic issues, I just want to mention the possibility
[00:29:13] of changing a number of ministers in the government cabinet.
[00:29:17] The removal of the prime minister and the entire government is not
[00:29:20] being discussed because Saudi Arabia supports Nawaf Salam's government. The serious
[00:29:24] talk is about a ministerial reshuffle, a few ministries
[00:29:27] will be changed. Well, we'll have to see what happens in
[00:29:31] Lebanon, in Gaza. The model that Netanyahu
[00:29:34] is currently pursuing is the continuation of targeted,
[00:29:37] continuous assassinations against
[00:29:40] Palestinians in Gaza, and especially against the resistance
[00:29:44] in Gaza. The assassination of Hamas commanders,
[00:29:47] the commander of the Khan Younis brigade, the commander of the Rafah brigade,
[00:29:50] and the emphasis by both Netanyahu and
[00:29:54] the defense minister of the regime that this trend will continue,
[00:29:57] and all of them must be assassinated, even those who are outside of Palestine.
[00:30:01] The unconventional
[00:30:32] trap is what is in the south, in southern Lebanon, I mean,
[00:30:35] including assassinations in a series of assassinations
[00:30:39] deep inside Lebanon. The situation in Gaza shows
[00:30:43] that stopping the war does not mean stopping
[00:30:46] assassinations. How long can
[00:30:49] this policy continue? Well, today, one
[00:30:53] of the senior officers of the regime's army
[00:30:57] for Channel 13, I think, Israeli 13