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[00:00:00] They remained silent, but it was useless unless the radio was taken.
[00:00:03] For this reason, my companions and I decided to take the radio.
[00:00:07] There was
[00:00:09] shooting everywhere. Finally, we entered
[00:00:12] the building. Without introducing myself, I sat behind the microphone
[00:00:16] and said, "Attention,
[00:00:20] attention, attention, in the name
[00:00:23] of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
[00:00:26] This is the voice of the Islamic Revolution of Iran.
[00:00:30] This is the voice of the Islamic Revolution of Iran.
[00:00:33] This is the voice of the Islamic
[00:00:37] Revolution of Iran. O noble,
[00:00:40] honorable, and Muslim nation of Iran,
[00:00:42] praise
[00:00:45] be to God who has bestowed
[00:00:47] His grace upon us
[00:00:49] and shattered the criminal monarchical regime,
[00:00:53] and made dear Islam rule
[00:00:57] over us." We live
[00:02:32] and die in our home and land, but we will not leave
[00:02:35] here.
[00:02:57] I am Mohammad Fara from Al-Qarara,
[00:03:00] in Khan Yunis. I grew up in Al-Qarara
[00:03:03] and
[00:03:05] studied there until high school. After that, I entered Al-Aqsa University
[00:03:09] in 2008 and graduated with a bachelor's degree in physical
[00:03:12] education. For more than
[00:03:16] 20 years, I haven't found any job related to my
[00:03:18] education. I was interested in hairdressing
[00:03:22] and cutting hair for family and neighbors.
[00:03:25] I was displaced seven or eight times. Each relocation
[00:03:29] costs more than 500 shekels.
[00:03:33] We can't even buy clothes or necessities for ourselves or our children.
[00:03:36] How can we provide water and food
[00:03:40] when they are not available in stores, and besides, we have no money? After
[00:03:44] the war started on October 7th, Gaza has faced
[00:03:48] widespread malnutrition, especially among children.
[00:03:51] Many families, due to harsh economic
[00:03:54] conditions and food blockade, are unable to provide
[00:03:58] sufficient and suitable food for their children. The United Nations
[00:04:01] Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has announced
[00:04:04] that at least 67% of the population
[00:04:08] of the Gaza Strip faces food insecurity, and children
[00:04:11] bear a very high share of food
[00:04:14] insecurity.
[00:04:19] The war has affected my children because of fear
[00:04:23] and death. Among them, my daughter is the most
[00:04:27] afraid. She is very worried. I need
[00:04:47] to warm it up. After that, I have to try to
[00:04:51] keep enough water to wash my clothes, and
[00:04:55] all these things must be done over
[00:04:57] and over.
[00:05:12] We stand in long lines to get
[00:05:15] water.
[00:05:19] Long lines just for a small amount of food
[00:05:22] that can rarely feed my family
[00:05:25] for one day. 10%
[00:05:29] of Gaza's population is on the brink.
[00:05:32] The UN has announced that about 1.5 million
[00:05:35] Palestinians suffer from food insecurity in Gaza. Even
[00:05:39] if food is found in markets, many families
[00:05:42] cannot afford to buy food due to high prices.
[00:05:46] UNICEF warned in January 2026 that
[00:05:49] about 10,000 Palestinian children are suffering from malnutrition, and
[00:05:53] they are at risk of death.
[00:06:05] Education is in danger. If the war continues,
[00:06:08] children will not be able to go to school. Our children
[00:06:12] are being destroyed. There is no way left for us. My children are deprived
[00:06:15] of proper education, and I have to teach
[00:06:19] them myself. I try to coordinate teaching them with
[00:06:23] household chores. When it gets dark,
[00:06:26] because there is no electricity,
[00:06:30] it's impossible to study. Many
[00:06:33] educational infrastructures have been destroyed after the Israeli aggression
[00:06:37] on Gaza. According to documented UN reports,
[00:06:40] between 95% and 97% of schools and educational centers
[00:06:44] in Gaza have been damaged. Many of these
[00:06:47] schools have also been completely destroyed. Today, in this
[00:06:51] area, there are few schools that have not been buried
[00:06:55] under bombing. The war has not only destroyed schools
[00:06:58] in Gaza. The Ministry of Education in Gaza announced that
[00:07:02] during the war, at least 800 male and female teachers and civilians
[00:07:05] have been killed in this area. 3,000 teachers
[00:07:09] have been injured, and 170 have been detained by Israelis.
[00:07:13] These statistics indicate the serious deterioration of human resources in Gaza's
[00:07:17] education system. Even before the war, the number of teachers was
[00:07:20] not sufficient for education, and now the absence of
[00:07:23] each lost teacher means the loss of educational opportunities
[00:07:27] for several Palestinian students
[00:07:29] living in
[00:07:36] Gaza.
[00:08:01] Education for children has been suspended
[00:08:05] for more than a year. Children have completely lost
[00:08:09] access to education. We are trying to bring
[00:08:12] education back to our region. This gradually happens
[00:08:16] through easy learning.
[00:08:19] We love life, and so do our children.
[00:08:23] With desire and will, nothing, not even war, can
[00:08:26] stop us. Despite the hardship,
[00:08:29] pain, and suffering that prevails in Gaza, our Palestinian
[00:08:33] teachers have transformed tents and displacement centers
[00:08:37] into educational spaces to compensate for part of
[00:08:40] the educational deficiencies in this region. This year, concurrent with
[00:08:42] other parts of the world, children in Gaza must also go
[00:08:46] to schools despite all the difficulties, although
[00:08:49] many of them do not even have the minimum educational
[00:08:53] facilities. The Palestinian Ministry of Education has called on
[00:08:57] the international community, the United Nations, human rights organizations, and
[00:09:00] educational organizations like UNICEF and
[00:09:03] UNESCO to do everything they can to prevent the violation
[00:09:06] of the educational rights of children in Gaza. When we
[00:09:10] returned, our land was
[00:09:14] destroyed. We were shocked. I rebuilt my land and replanted.
[00:09:16] I set up a barbershop and another tent.
[00:09:20] This is my job. My customers and I need
[00:09:23] each other. Despite the destruction and despair,
[00:09:27] people still care about their
[00:09:31] clothes and appearance. Some
[00:09:34] customers say, "I came to get my hair cut to boost my morale
[00:09:38] and not be afraid of the war." Wherever
[00:09:41] you go, you find people looking for life, even
[00:09:45] if Gaza turns into ruins, from Rafah to Beit
[00:09:48] Hanoun. Israelis have destroyed our homes, but we will rebuild
[00:09:52] them. No matter how long it takes, sooner or later, we can
[00:09:55] do it and once again own our homes and
[00:09:59] lives.
[00:10:07] It is our right to live in peace, justice, and security. But
[00:10:11] unfortunately, these rights are not available, especially
[00:10:15] for children. Every child has the right to live safely.
[00:10:19] They only want security, but these rights are like a
[00:10:22] dream.
[00:10:57] Everything is gone. Everything is destroyed. I dream
[00:11:01] of building a house and dedicating a small part
[00:11:04] to my only son, but unfortunately...
[00:11:08] Providing
[00:11:20] food is a distressing effort. The foods we cook
[00:11:24] depend on what they like and what can be
[00:11:27] found. Often, we have unhealthy canned foods. We wish
[00:11:31] we could give them better things. None
[00:11:35] of these problems are comparable to the feeling of security.
[00:11:39] I just want this fear that I might lose one of
[00:11:42] my children at any moment to stop and end. This is
[00:11:46] really very
[00:11:47] hard for me.
[00:11:55] Today, I can't give my son security, let alone send
[00:11:59] him to school or give him a sense of peace. I can't
[00:12:02] hold my son. He hears my heart pounding from fear. I
[00:12:06] can't give him the most
[00:12:09] basic things. Nothing, actually.
[00:12:13] I'm ashamed.
[00:12:17] I never thought I would see my house destroyed. I can't
[00:12:21] describe it. Am I dreaming or having a nightmare?
[00:12:35] Every moment we face the risk
[00:12:37] of bombing, invasion, and displacement.
[00:12:41] Displacement
[00:12:45] is a nightmare that we have often lived. They
[00:12:49] told us to flee, but where can
[00:12:51] I go? Nightmare.
[00:12:58] Where do I go? Where do I go? He simply
[00:13:02] tells you to flee, but where? I've been displaced seven or eight times,
[00:13:06] but each time I started from scratch. Each
[00:13:09] time we have to find water, shelter, and everything.
[00:13:12] I've been interested in hairdressing since I was 15 years old.
[00:13:16] I actually enjoy
[00:13:17] it.
[00:13:23] It's a beautiful profession, full of human
[00:13:25] connection, full of intimacy. It's easy, clean, and professional, without
[00:13:28] hardship. You are always neat and tidy
[00:13:32] in this job. We don't sweat or see sunlight. All of this was
[00:13:36] before the war, in my own salon. Everything was there:
[00:13:39] air conditioning and cooling system, sunlight, and all
[00:13:42] my tools, everything. War brought suffering and fear.
[00:13:46] When I work, I worry about my children, my wife, and my home. Our work has
[00:13:49] become just a means to eat, drink, and survive. Joy and
[00:13:53] enthusiasm are gone. The price of food and water has increased by nearly 20 times
[00:13:57] since the beginning of the war. Food,
[00:13:59] vegetables, and even fruits have almost disappeared. I
[00:14:03] buy vegetables for almost 20
[00:14:07] shekels. You know, before the war, it only cost two shekels.
[00:14:30] How much is black pepper today? 30 shekels per 30 grams.
[00:14:33] Before the war, before the war, it was four shekels.
[00:14:49] It's unclear what we will really eat after the ceasefire.
[00:14:52] Nothing can be found. What will we eat?
[00:14:59] Even after the ceasefire was announced, Israelis prevent
[00:15:02] the free entry of goods and food into Gaza.
[00:15:06] The halt of food , fruit, and vegetable shipments
[00:15:09] to Gaza has raised concerns about meeting
[00:15:13] the basic needs of over two million residents of this
[00:15:16] area. While it was agreed, based
[00:15:20] on the ceasefire agreement, that at least 600 trucks of humanitarian
[00:15:23] aid would enter the area daily,
[00:15:25] the number of incoming trucks is much lower, and on some days,
[00:15:29] no trucks enter Gaza.
[00:15:30] Even
[00:15:34] in displacement, bombing continues. There is no safe
[00:15:38] place. Everywhere in Gaza, we face the risk of bombing.
[00:15:42] My daughters are tired. There is no one
[00:15:45] to play with them. I bought them some things, and
[00:15:49] they play with them a little. They are playing.
[00:15:52] Yes. Yes. Their condition
[00:15:55] is a little better.
[00:16:04] You made this. You're very talented, girl.
[00:16:15] What you made this morning is really beautiful, dear.
[00:16:48] The soil of my land is part of me, my children,
[00:16:51] and my ancestors. We
[00:16:54] will never, under any circumstances, leave Gaza.
[00:16:57] My grandfather had 15 plots of land. He used
[00:17:01] to farm and garden there. Orange,
[00:17:04] citrus, and olive trees. There were four
[00:17:17] I will eat the produce of my grandfather's land again,
[00:17:20] and so will my grandchild, because I will rebuild
[00:17:23] it and cultivate it again and again, and others will eat
[00:17:27] them.
[00:17:31] Gaza has been under Israeli blockade for 18 years.
[00:17:34] This area, until before October 7,
[00:17:37] 2023, was destroyed 7 times due to intense
[00:17:41] military conflicts. As a result, over 70,000 people were killed.
[00:17:44] Homes and families were destroyed.
[00:17:48] Schools, mosques, and hospitals were targeted.
[00:17:51] The world cannot remain silent.
[00:17:54] Violence and aggression must stop. Gaza
[00:17:58] deserves peace, dignity, and a chance at life. Special thanks to
[00:18:01] the Al-Fara family for sharing their story with
[00:18:05] us in this documentary. only twice
[00:18:08] this week. Only a fraction of the countless times they were forced
[00:18:12] to leave their shelters during the war. Another thanks
[00:18:16] to Wafa Abu Jallal, Al-Wafa Village, for their remarkable
[00:18:20] support. I am Suleiman Haji from the Gaza
[00:18:23] Strip, a Palestinian, a journalist, a displaced person
[00:18:26] since October 2023, a human, a wounded
[00:18:30] man, tearful, with a heart full of hope and
[00:18:33] a camera to record my observations. This video is just
[00:18:36] one drop from the ocean of Gaza's suffering over the
[00:18:39] years. I have been displaced many times. I have
[00:18:43] worked in the streets, hospitals, and tents. I have slept many
[00:18:47] nights in the car. I have lived in unstable conditions during the war.
[00:18:50] I have lost many colleagues and friends. This film is a simple
[00:18:53] message, reflecting the pain and dreams of the people,
[00:18:57] a whisper of hope for everyone, and a call to action.
[00:19:00] With the hope that children will one day
[00:19:04] live far from pain, displacement, and hardship in Gaza.
[00:23:44] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Dear viewers of Khabar Network, greetings.
[00:23:47] Good evening to you. We will present an interview
[00:23:51] to you with the presence of Major General Pasdar Dr.
[00:23:54] Mohsen Rezaee, the esteemed Secretary of the Supreme National
[00:23:58] Security Council. We held a quadripartite meeting
[00:24:01] in Tehran with the presence of officials from three countries:
[00:24:04] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey, which received a lot
[00:24:07] of media attention. In these circumstances, what
[00:24:11] happened in Tehran that this meeting was held? What was
[00:24:14] its purpose? What goals did it pursue, and how much did it achieve
[00:24:18] those goals? Dr., it was proven to many
[00:24:22] that Americans are not only not security providers,
[00:24:25] but they are centers of
[00:24:28] insecurity. In fact, it was proven that when a country
[00:24:31] like Iran can stand against 5,000
[00:24:34] flights from NATO to
[00:24:37] the region and against the entire US army
[00:24:41] and against all the power of Israel,
[00:24:43] a country like Iran, well, if we four countries are all
[00:24:47] together, our power will be much greater than
[00:24:51] that. And in my opinion, it became clear that if the voice
[00:24:54] of the Iranian nation is not heard, no
[00:24:57] pact will take root, no alliance
[00:25:01] will be formed. Therefore, any security arrangement that wants
[00:25:04] to be formed must have Iran have its own
[00:25:08] place. In fact, the resistance of the Iranian nation has
[00:25:11] led to a change in regional approach towards
[00:25:15] endogenous and indigenous security in
[00:25:18] the region. This means that in fact, a
[00:25:22] new regional order, if
[00:25:25] we can interpret it this way, a new regional
[00:25:29] order in an endogenous way,
[00:25:32] without the interference of countries outside this
[00:25:35] region. Do you have an analysis and points you want to make about the situation
[00:25:38] in Europe and the statements of the French President and the German Chancellor? Both Mr. Macron
[00:25:42] and the German Chancellor were very happy
[00:25:46] at the beginning of the Israeli attack on Iran.
[00:25:51] Even the German Chancellor's
[00:25:54] interpretation was that Netanyahu had done the dirty work
[00:25:58] that Europe wanted to do.
[00:26:00] And it was
[00:26:04] almost as if they were going to throw
[00:26:06] a party. What are they saying
[00:26:10] now? Today, both
[00:26:12] Macron and the German
[00:26:15] Chancellor say that this war
[00:26:18] against Iran has caused Europe
[00:26:21] many problems. Macron
[00:26:24] says that these issues that are happening in our streets
[00:26:27] are a result of the war that was waged against Iran.
[00:26:31] Germany says
[00:26:34] that the economic problems we are facing
[00:26:37] are because of the war against Iran.
[00:26:41] When the war against Iran has
[00:26:44] such international repercussions and
[00:26:47] has affected the lives of the entire world, well,
[00:26:51] there must be a reason for this. The reason is the resistance of the Iranian nation
[00:26:55] and the victories achieved and
[00:26:58] Iran's position on the map
[00:27:01] of the world economy. This means that it is not the
[00:27:05] case that if an incident occurs against the Iranian nation, only the Iranian nation
[00:27:08] will suffer. The whole world will suffer. For example, if we look at
[00:27:12] the lives of the American people, there is no family
[00:27:15] in America, no individual in America who has
[00:27:19] not suffered from the US attack on Iran. Find one
[00:27:22] person who has not suffered. Even those who
[00:27:26] were wealthy, their income decreased.
[00:27:30] Why? It
[00:27:32] reaches other people. Fuel , gasoline, and
[00:27:36] heating appliances, which affect the lives of
[00:27:39] all ordinary people, costs have gone up tremendously,
[00:27:43] and therefore, in my opinion, there is no house in
[00:27:46] the world that does not curse Mr.
[00:27:50] Trump and insult him.
[00:27:53] He takes diplomacy seriously, but we will by no
[00:27:56] means retreat from the rights of the Iranian nation.
[00:27:59] Our first word is that if Trump's America
[00:28:03] is not punished here, tomorrow any other
[00:28:07] country will say, "Let's attack Iran, we shouldn't
[00:28:11] pay any price." In fact,
[00:28:14] our most important deterrence is to finish the job
[00:28:17] here in such a way that the war ends in such
[00:28:21] a way that no one dares to attack Iran
[00:28:25] anymore. If we don't restore the rights of the Iranian nation
[00:28:28] here, tomorrow any other country will say, "Let's attack Iran."
[00:28:33] In the past, you saw that America attacked, and nothing
[00:28:36] happened. Now, I will answer those
[00:28:39] who say that does Iran
[00:28:42] have something? Yes, we have something. Now, if the war
[00:28:46] starts, we will break America's horns in such a way
[00:28:48] that we will see what this hornless bull wants
[00:28:52] to do in the world and if it can even
[00:28:56] defend itself. Mr. Khosravi, no sane person in
[00:28:59] the world neglects
[00:29:03] the national security of their country.
[00:29:06] In fact, the national security of every country is that country's
[00:29:09] red line. We are by no
[00:29:12] means willing for the national security
[00:29:15] of any Iranian and all of Iran to be weakened.
[00:29:18] In fact, we have paid costs here. The lives
[00:29:22] of the people are indeed difficult. But the great
[00:29:26] achievement that we have gained today and will gain
[00:29:29] more of in the future, God willing, is in return. But these
[00:29:33] hardships are not comparable at all. The children
[00:29:36] of this nation, the future generations of this nation,
[00:29:40] God willing, in the future, as a result of this resistance,
[00:29:44] will have the best life in the region, and they will
[00:29:47] look at them with pride. Thank you very much, Major General Pasdar Dr. Mohsen
[00:29:51] Rezaee, the esteemed Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, for your
[00:29:55] presence in this interview. And I thank
[00:29:59] the respected viewers who accompanied us. Good night and goodbye.
[00:30:19] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Hello, dear viewers. The former commander of the Israeli
[00:30:23] regime's navy warned about the consequences of a possible
[00:30:27] new attack on Iran. According to
[00:30:30] Russia Today,
[00:30:33] the former commander of the Israeli regime's navy said that any new
[00:30:36] attack on Iran would not bring about any tangible achievement
[00:30:40] in the country's nuclear file. The Zionist
[00:30:43] general, stating that Iran currently has no program to acquire
[00:30:46] nuclear weapons and that the damage of such an attack would outweigh its
[00:30:50] benefit, added that in the current situation, no other attack
[00:30:54] should be carried out against Iran. This
[00:30:57] former military official of the Zionist regime also: