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[00:00:00] Mr. Kazemifard wrote on his personal social media account that PM yesterday, outside this was done at 8 office hours.
[00:00:23] In the name of God, hello dear viewers and listeners. The
[00:00:27] esteemed spokesperson of the Crisis Management Organization stated that
[00:00:33] operational teams nationwide are in full readiness to deal with floods.
[00:00:36] Mr. Mohtarami, referring to 35 floods
[00:00:39] that caused damage since the beginning of the year, said that four
[00:00:43] of our compatriots lost their lives in these floods.
[00:00:47] Approximately 2800 operational
[00:00:50] teams, using 1750 engineering
[00:00:54] and specialized crisis management machinery, are on standby
[00:00:57] in the areas of readiness and response to these incidents
[00:01:00] in the affected provinces and have taken action to
[00:01:03] provide services to our dear people. Regarding
[00:01:07] El Niño and the warnings that had been issued,
[00:01:10] dredging operations are still ongoing. So far,
[00:01:14] 850 kilometers of main rivers have
[00:01:17] undergone fundamental and complete dredging, and their reopening
[00:01:21] has taken place. The provinces of West Azerbaijan, Golestan,
[00:01:25] and Fars are at the forefront of the most extensive
[00:01:28] fundamental river dredging efforts.
[00:01:31] The Director General for
[00:01:34] Planning
[00:01:36] and Monitoring of Housing Projects at the Ministry
[00:01:39] of Roads and Urban Development announced the inauguration of
[00:01:43] 32,000 National Housing Movement units in October and November
[00:01:47] of this year. Our
[00:01:49] first agenda item was the October
[00:01:53] and November 2026 inauguration program, with a total
[00:01:56] of approximately 32,000 constructed units.
[00:02:03] Considering that several projects
[00:02:05] are being planned for inauguration, we have considered a monthly
[00:02:09] breakdown for these, and in addition to overall monitoring,
[00:02:12] this monitoring also occurs periodically so that we can prepare the units
[00:02:16] for delivery sooner and hand them over to the people.
[00:02:20] The previous program, which was scheduled for the Ten-Day
[00:02:24] Dawn and Government Week, has
[00:02:27] been reduced to monthly.
[00:02:30] The Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts,
[00:02:33] in response to the boastful remarks of Rubio, the US
[00:02:36] Secretary of State, said that the life of Sa'dabad's
[00:02:40] plane trees is longer than the US government's
[00:02:44] lifespan. If you are to speak
[00:02:46] of civilization, it is better for you to be silent
[00:02:50] and let us Iranians speak.
[00:02:53] The plane trees in our
[00:02:55] Sa'dabad Garden Museum are more than
[00:02:59] 300 years old. The lifespan
[00:03:03] of these trees is longer than
[00:03:06] the lifespan of the American
[00:03:08] government.
[00:03:10] The Deputy Minister for Economic Diplomacy of
[00:03:14] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the continuation of consultations
[00:03:17] to reduce flight restrictions and emphasized that these consultations
[00:03:21] will continue in a more targeted and effective manner.
[00:03:24] Mr. Qanbari said that a working group has been formed to
[00:03:28] address and resolve the problems of the country's aviation industry
[00:03:31] following the recent sanctions.
[00:03:33] Consultations are ongoing, and many of the cases where flights
[00:03:36] are established, or where restrictions have been
[00:03:40] lifted, or where the restrictions
[00:03:43] were minimal, were due to these consultations. Naturally, these consultations
[00:03:47] will continue, and with the coordination that will result
[00:03:51] from this meeting, these consultations will become
[00:03:54] more targeted and effective. Regarding
[00:03:58] those flights that currently exist,
[00:04:01] plans were presented to stabilize and preserve these flights.
[00:04:05] Regarding routes that have faced obstacles,
[00:04:09] plans were proposed for alternative flights
[00:04:12] or ways to re-establish
[00:04:15] those flights. After
[00:04:19] 224 nights
[00:04:22] of continuous nightly gatherings
[00:04:25] of people in the cities of Tehran province,
[00:04:28] we are still continuously present in the squares,
[00:04:32] which has created a magnificent scene of national
[00:04:34] solidarity against the threats of the American-Zionist
[00:04:38] enemy.
[00:04:49] 224 nights have passed since the beginning
[00:04:53] of the nightly gatherings of people. 224 nights
[00:04:56] of resistance in squares where neither the cold of winter
[00:05:12] nor
[00:05:14] the scorching
[00:05:18] summer could deter them. During these nights, every night, a new story
[00:05:22] of companionship and solidarity among the people took shape.
[00:05:26] Now, on the 224th night, the people of the cities
[00:05:30] of Tehran province, along with the rest of the country,
[00:05:33] are still present in the squares to respond to Trump's threats
[00:05:36] and statements against Iranian civilization and identity as
[00:05:39] follows: They are not in a position to even
[00:05:42] talk about Iran and Iranian civilization. The history
[00:05:46] of Iran is longer than the history
[00:05:49] of America. Where is 2060 years and
[00:05:52] where is 260 years? People say that Iran
[00:05:56] is not just a name on a map; it is
[00:06:00] a land with a civilization of several thousand years,
[00:06:03] whose identity, culture, and solidarity cannot be destroyed
[00:06:07] by threats and clamor. They are forced to tell
[00:06:10] these lies, especially Mr. Trump.
[00:07:06] Saudi fighter jets also bombed Sana'a, the capital of
[00:07:10] Yemen, and the city of Sa'ada, and in two airstrikes, they
[00:07:14] targeted the northern district of Nihm. The Yemeni
[00:07:17] Ministry of Health announced that a Yemeni child
[00:07:20] was martyred due to the explosion of a bomb left
[00:07:24] by Saudi forces in the district of Jabal Habashi.
[00:07:28] According to the report of the Yemeni Ministry of Health,
[00:07:31] in the past month, 91 Yemeni citizens
[00:07:34] have been martyred in Saudi attacks,
[00:07:36] and 168 others have been injured. The spokesperson
[00:07:40] of the Yemeni armed forces once again announced that in
[00:07:44] response to the siege of Yemen and the attack
[00:07:47] on Sana'a airport, they have begun an aerial siege of
[00:07:51] Saudi Arabia and warned airlines about operating in
[00:07:54] Saudi airspace and airports.
[00:07:56] A
[00:07:58] member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah
[00:08:02] of Yemen reported on the Saudi regime's plan to target
[00:08:06] the Kaaba and the Prophet's Mosque. Muhammad Al-Bukhaity
[00:08:09] said that we have information indicating that Saudi Arabia
[00:08:18] will implement this plan and then hold Yemen and its armed
[00:08:22] forces responsible for this attack. Al-Bukhaity warned the Saudi
[00:08:25] regime about the consequences of targeting Islamic holy
[00:08:28] sites and attempting to gain the sympathy of the
[00:08:32] Islamic world by accusing Yemen. The member of
[00:08:35] the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah of Yemen stated that
[00:08:39] targeting these holy places is, in our
[00:08:42] view, worse than bombing Sana'a or any
[00:08:45] other Yemeni city, and emphasized that the Yemeni nation
[00:08:49] will not allow any aggression against the Holy Kaaba
[00:08:52] and the Prophet's Mosque, and any attack on these
[00:08:56] two holy places will be met with
[00:08:59] a crushing response from Yemen.
[00:09:01] The popularity of French President Macron has fallen
[00:09:05] to its lowest level since the beginning of his
[00:09:08] presidency in 2017. According
[00:09:11] to an Ipsos poll, only 15
[00:09:15] percent of participants have a positive view of Macron.
[00:09:18] This figure has decreased by one percentage point
[00:09:22] compared to last month and is considered the lowest
[00:09:26] recorded during his presidency. The release
[00:09:29] of this poll coincides with an unprecedented increase
[00:09:33] in fuel prices in France, affected by tensions in
[00:09:36] the Strait of Hormuz and protests by high school
[00:09:39] students. Also, the network
[00:09:44] reported that the price of gasoline in the Alsace
[00:09:48] region of France is on the verge of crossing
[00:09:51] the unprecedented three-euro mark.
[00:09:55] Until the next news segment.
[00:10:11] The ancient neighborhood of Mea Shearim,
[00:10:18] or more accurately, Jerusalem, is home to a large Jewish community, including a group called
[00:10:21] Neturei Karta, a movement.
[00:11:11] prevent them from entering our neighborhood. We want
[00:11:14] such a wall to exist. But
[00:11:17] they constantly come and go and engage with us.
[00:11:20] When they see the Palestinian flag, they inform the
[00:11:23] Zionist police.
[00:11:55] The Neturei Karta refuse to accept Israeli identity
[00:11:58] cards and do not receive any benefits from
[00:12:02] the Zionist government.
[00:12:06] Hello, hello, مرحبا
[00:12:09] I am Simon Roche, field
[00:12:12] coordinator for Neturei Karta. We are currently walking
[00:12:15] through the Mea Shearim neighborhood. This
[00:12:19] is an old neighborhood of native anti-Zionist
[00:12:21] Jews. This neighborhood was built
[00:12:25] approximately 150 years ago. Look at this neighborhood
[00:12:28] from about 150 years ago.
[00:12:42] A very short distance from the Old City of
[00:12:46] Jerusalem, or Beit al-Maqdis, is Mea Shearim.
[00:12:49] A unique Jewish neighborhood. Secular Zionists consider
[00:12:53] them traitors. They say they cooperate
[00:12:57] with Palestinians. We should know that some supporters
[00:13:00] of the Neturei Karta group in New York
[00:13:04] participate in demonstrations in support of Gaza.
[00:13:07] We want the international community to understand that
[00:13:11] what happened in October is the result of occupation.
[00:13:14] This story did not start in October. By hiding
[00:13:17] the truth and saying "terrorism, terrorism," you are
[00:13:21] not doing anyone a favor. There is a savage occupation here.
[00:13:35] We should inform people about the events to reveal the truth
[00:13:38] and clarify that as Jews, we condemn all
[00:13:41] these crimes, and these actions of Zionists are
[00:13:45] not related to
[00:13:46] the Jewish religion.
[00:13:50] Neturei Karta believes that the roots of the
[00:13:53] Arab-Israeli conflict date back much further than the
[00:13:57] establishment of the State of Israel in May
[00:13:59] 1948.
[00:14:04] According to them, these roots trace back to the establishment
[00:14:07] of the World Zionist Organization by Theodor Herzl at
[00:14:10] the First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, in
[00:14:14] August 1897. The
[00:14:18] aim of this organization was to create a homeland
[00:14:22] for the Jewish people in what it called
[00:14:25] the Land of Israel, a term referring to historical
[00:14:29] Palestine, which led to one of the longest
[00:14:31] and most complex conflicts in
[00:14:35] contemporary history. Jews lived alongside Muslims
[00:14:38] and Arabs for
[00:14:40] 100 years.
[00:14:42] In fact, at that time, the majority of
[00:14:46] people living in the Holy Land were Muslims.
[00:14:50] After them, Christians were the second largest
[00:14:53] community, and the smallest were Jews, and everyone
[00:14:57] lived together in peace.
[00:14:58] One
[00:15:02] of these photos, I have a few photos with me,
[00:15:06] shows how Jews lived peacefully alongside Muslims
[00:15:09] in those years. When this Zionist movement,
[00:15:13] this heretical movement, emerged and wanted to form
[00:15:17] a state, Muslims naturally opposed it. Then
[00:15:21] they started building this narrative that Muslims hate
[00:15:24] Jews. Nothing is more hateful and disgusting to
[00:15:28] us than to hear such a thing said about people
[00:15:31] who were so good to us.
[00:15:38] You cannot simply consider the hatred that exists
[00:15:42] today as hatred of Jews.
[00:15:45] Most of this hatred is against Israelis,
[00:15:48] against me as an Israeli, because Israelis have usurped their land
[00:15:52] and taken it.
[00:15:56] The approach that Neturei Karta always puts forward
[00:16:00] is that the Zionist project is the main
[00:16:03] cause of the ongoing bloodshed. If the Zionist project
[00:16:39] did not exist, Jews, Christians, So when did this ideology
[00:16:42] begin? The Zionist movement held its first
[00:16:45] congress in August 1897 in Switzerland.
[00:16:48] کرد.
[00:16:50] This movement faced strong opposition from many
[00:16:53] Jewish rabbis, especially in Austria, Germany, France,
[00:16:57] the United States, and
[00:16:58] Britain.
[00:17:02] The Pope, the global leader of the Roman
[00:17:05] Catholic Church in the Vatican, also issued a statement
[00:17:08] opposing this movement.
[00:17:15] The Zionist movement was a secular movement
[00:17:18] and did not follow the authority
[00:17:22] of the rabbis. It did not observe religious
[00:17:25] laws, and most Jews in Europe at that
[00:17:28] time still adhered to religious customs, religious
[00:17:32] laws, and a religious way of life. Therefore,
[00:17:36] they decided to form
[00:17:38] a movement that could counter Zionism, a political movement
[00:17:42] that would represent those who still
[00:17:45] maintained their religious way of life.
[00:17:47] In the Balfour Declaration in November
[00:17:51] 1917, the British government declared its support
[00:17:54] for the establishment of a national homeland for the Jewish
[00:17:58] people in Palestine. Palestine was initially
[00:18:02] placed under British Mandate. This declaration
[00:18:05] also legitimized the Zionist
[00:18:13] movement. Jews who had previously
[00:18:17] lived in the region. The Balfour Declaration
[00:18:20] effectively encouraged Jewish immigration to Palestine,
[00:18:24] particularly the immigration of Zionist supporters
[00:18:27] from Eastern Europe. With the increase in
[00:18:31] migration, several prominent Zionist figures also emerged,
[00:18:34] including Jacob Israel de Haan, a Dutch Jewish poet
[00:18:38] and politician. Zionists were very happy to
[00:18:42] have such a person at their disposal.
[00:18:45] He was a diplomat, and they could use
[00:18:49] him as they wished.
[00:18:50] He was an extremely intelligent
[00:18:53] and well-known person worldwide. However, after arriving
[00:18:57] in Palestine, Jacob de Haan completely revised his
[00:19:00] Zionist views and completely changed his
[00:19:04] stance. Professor de Haan was fluent in seven
[00:19:07] languages and was a prominent lawyer and legal researcher.
[00:19:11] He managed and organized all the affairs of Rabbi
[00:19:14] Sonnenfeld and completely dedicated himself to this
[00:19:17] work, especially after the Balfour Declaration in 1917.
[00:19:21] He believed that this declaration
[00:19:24] must be fought against to prevent the success
[00:19:27] of the Zionist project. He established diplomatic
[00:19:31] relations with the British government to persuade them
[00:19:34] to abandon the idea of the Balfour Declaration.
[00:19:38] He even said he wanted to go to the
[00:19:41] British Parliament and tell them that they were
[00:19:44] making a huge
[00:19:46] and historical mistake. He said, "These are
[00:19:50] not the Jewish community. How dare they give
[00:19:53] this group, the Zionists, the right to control
[00:19:55] Palestine? I will
[00:19:58] go to Parliament." This scared the Zionists
[00:20:01] a lot. They warned him, "Either you stop
[00:20:04] this, or we will kill you."
[00:20:07] While he was going to London to negotiate
[00:20:11] on this matter, the Zionist movement sent
[00:20:14] an assassin who shot him in the chest
[00:20:18] and killed him. Well,
[00:20:21] that was the end of
[00:20:35] this effort. They had realized that if
[00:20:39] Professor Jacob Israel de Haan succeeded in
[00:20:43] his mission, all the efforts of the Zionist movement
[00:20:46] would fail. They knew he was determined to
[00:20:50] achieve his goal. Therefore, they did what they thought
[00:20:53] was necessary and killed him. Yes, they killed
[00:20:56] him. In fact, they drew up a precise
[00:21:00] plan and shot
[00:21:01] him with three bullets.
[00:21:05] This event was a turning point for Agudath Israel.
[00:21:08] After the split in Agudath Israel, Rabbis
[00:21:12] Amram Blau and Aharon Katzenellenbogen decided to
[00:21:15] form a new group, which in 190.
[00:21:19] The
[00:21:55] Zionist movement entered the scene with a Jewish
[00:21:58] appearance and said, "We want to form
[00:22:01] a Jewish state." Whereas, we are not
[00:22:04] only not allowed to form a state, but
[00:22:08] forming such a state, even in a desert,
[00:22:11] in an uninhabited place, is forbidden. We are
[00:22:15] not allowed to form a Jewish state, and
[00:22:18] we are not allowed to collectively return to
[00:22:21] the Holy Land. Small groups and communities are
[00:22:25] allowed to live there, but not to collectively
[00:22:29] return there. What they are doing is trying to
[00:22:33] seize this land because they faced a technical
[00:22:37] problem in forming that state: people lived there.
[00:22:40] Over 500 villages were destroyed to form this
[00:22:43] state. Therefore, they are killing and stealing. This
[00:22:47] is against the Torah. The Jewish community there
[00:22:50] completely opposed this. They did not
[00:22:52] accept this action and resisted it in
[00:22:56] every possible way. When the media shows pictures
[00:23:00] of people in Haredi attire alongside officials
[00:23:03] of the Palestine Liberation Organization or some of
[00:23:07] Israel's staunchest enemies, it might create
[00:23:09] the false impression that everyone who wears this
[00:23:13] attire shares the same view. I should say
[00:23:16] that Neturei means "guardians" in Aramaic,
[00:23:22] and Karta means "city." Their main principle is that
[00:23:26] the state educates Israeli children in a way
[00:23:30] that is not in accordance with the Torah,
[00:23:33] and the laws of the state are also
[00:23:37] not in accordance with the Torah. They say
[00:23:40] they do not want to participate in elections
[00:23:44] and do not want to be involved.
[00:23:47] This is what they want. However, this stance
[00:23:51] has not completely isolated Neturei Karta.
[00:23:55] Although this group is relatively small,
[00:23:58] it still enjoys significant support in Jerusalem,
[00:24:02] London, and New York. Neturei
[00:24:05] Karta is not an official entity
[00:24:08] with registered members. It is an ideological
[00:24:12] movement founded on specific principles.
[00:24:15] Here in this country, there are about
[00:24:19] 50,000 families who
[00:24:21] reject Zionism. They receive no funding
[00:24:24] from the government, do not serve
[00:24:28] in the army, and are strongly opposed to
[00:24:32] the Zionist state. Therefore, Neturei Karta is a widespread movement
[00:24:36] that has a base
[00:24:39] both in this country and around the world.
[00:24:42] In the early years of the establishment of
[00:24:46] the State of Israel, political leaders such as
[00:24:49] David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister,
[00:24:52] took the Neturei more seriously. He had spoken
[00:24:56] about them several times. Ideologically, he disagreed
[00:25:00] with them and wanted to expose what he
[00:25:04] called their "wrong ideology." Therefore, there
[00:25:08] was a kind of dialogue between Neturei
[00:25:10] Karta and Ben-Gurion about
[00:25:13] what was good for Jews. But after the
[00:25:16] death of the leaders of this movement in the
[00:25:57] 1970s, this movement completely
[00:26:01] declined.
[00:26:07] But only two years after this victory,
[00:26:10] the United Nations passed Resolution 181, which
[00:26:13] proposed the partition of all
[00:26:16] of Palestine. According to this plan,
[00:26:19] the land was to be divided into Jewish
[00:26:22] and Arab areas. Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Dushinsky,
[00:26:26] the Chief Rabbi of Edah Haredis
[00:26:29] in 1947, appeared before a United
[00:26:32] Nations committee. Dushinsky was
[00:26:35] the one who led this community at the
[00:26:39] time of the state's establishment. This photo is from
[00:26:43] when he met with leaders and representatives of the
[00:26:46] United Nations, and here is the statement he
[00:26:50] presented at the United Nations on July
[00:26:53] 16, 1947. This statement is also
[00:26:56] recorded in the United Nations documents. He
[00:26:59] says, "We also wish to declare our definitive
[00:27:02] opposition to the establishment of a Jewish state
[00:27:05] in any part of Palestine." The United Nations gets
[00:27:08] involved and approves this state. This was
[00:27:12] against the will of the Muslim people.
[00:27:15] It was against the will of the
[00:27:19] Christian people, and strangely enough, even against the
[00:27:23] will of the Jewish
[00:27:24] community living there.
[00:27:27] However, they approved this plan. We should
[00:27:31] know that the rabbis,
[00:27:33] the great rabbis, opposed the establishment of a Jewish
[00:27:37] state until the year. They knew that
[00:27:41] a Jewish state could never be a truly
[00:27:44] Jewish state. Most of the famous rabbis
[00:27:46] in New York were also anti-Zionist.
[00:27:50] The establishment of the State of Israel in
[00:27:54] 1948 was a very severe blow to the
[00:27:56] Neturei Karta group and the Jewish community
[00:28:00] here in Palestine. They had opposed the idea
[00:28:03] of Zionism for years,
[00:28:17] let alone the actual existence of this Zionist entity.
[00:28:21] With the establishment of the State of Israel
[00:28:24] in 1948, Neturei Karta faced a completely
[00:28:27] different world. In response to this situation,
[00:28:31] they tried to remove Jerusalem, including the Mea
[00:28:34] Shearim neighborhood, from Israeli control. The leader
[00:28:38] of this group, Rabbi Amram Blau, presented
[00:28:41] a memorandum to the United Nations, asking the organization
[00:28:45] to implement its plan to internationalize Jerusalem
[00:28:49] and remove it from Israeli sovereignty. Neturei
[00:28:53] Karta also met with various international figures
[00:28:56] to achieve this goal. When these efforts failed,
[00:28:59] the group requested the head of the
[00:29:03] Pope's delegation in Palestine to help transfer their
[00:29:06] followers to the Arab section of the city.
[00:29:09] This effort also failed. Therefore, Neturei
[00:29:12] Karta ultimately remained under Israeli control and
[00:29:16] had to adapt to the new political circumstances.
[00:29:19] The Chief Rabbi of Palestine himself said,
[00:29:23] "I am afraid that by living there,
[00:29:26] he is, in his own words, supporting
[00:29:30] them," and tried to help his followers leave
[00:29:33] there. I can tell you that even today,
[00:29:37] many Jewish families try to move from there,
[00:29:41] and each case is a serious obstacle, because
[00:29:44] sometimes tens of thousands
[00:30:24] of dollars are spent on lawyers, and they have to try
[00:30:27] to get visas. Therefore, it's a very difficult
[00:30:31] task. In the name of God, the Most
[00:30:34] Gracious, the Most Merciful. I respectfully greet you,
[00:30:38] dear compatriots. It is 4:30
[00:30:41] PM. Good evening. Welcome to this news
[00:30:44] segment. The head of the Statistics and Information
[00:30:48] Technology Center of the Judiciary announced the registration of
[00:30:52] the first electronic bail approval in
[00:30:55] Bandar Abbas prosecutor's office in just 87 seconds.