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[00:00:04] in
[00:00:07] of
[00:00:16] of This our's top headlines: Iran's president says
[00:00:20] assassinations
[00:00:23] of of the mardor leader of the Islamic Revolution, military commanders and scientists prove the falsehood of aggressor's
[00:00:27] claims to human
[00:00:29] of rights. A Palestinian media group warns that human
[00:00:32] rights
[00:00:33] of violations against Palestinian abductees and Israeli
[00:00:36] of prisons have reached unprecedented
[00:00:38] levels. And
[00:00:42] finally, the US state of New Mexico sues the department of justice
[00:00:46] over access to unredacted Ebstein files, saying the
[00:00:49] department refuses to provide the
[00:00:51] documents.
[00:00:56] of
[00:00:59] of
[00:01:13] says all enemy plans and pressures are aimed at making the people
[00:01:16] dissatisfied and provoking them to protest, but the Iranian people
[00:01:20] will stand for their country. Masaroldan
[00:01:24] of added that the entire Iranian nation helped to keep the country together, even
[00:01:28] those who had objections to
[00:01:29] the government.
[00:01:38] The fact that we could continue, it's because
[00:01:41] of the noble people of Iran, not just
[00:01:43] of the people who gathered in the streets, everybody
[00:01:46] who endears and holds Iran dearly in their
[00:01:51] of heart, despite all the difficulties, it's not just the people who gathered in the
[00:01:55] of streets, it was not just them preserved Iran,
[00:01:58] of every person. "who sees the difficulties and
[00:02:02] tolerates them, they are working for their
[00:02:08] in country, speaking
[00:02:09] in a televised interview, pasashgan said the government has
[00:02:13] banaged the country under the most difficult conditions since Islamic
[00:02:17] revolution by relying on the people solidarity. He
[00:02:20] cited war, sanctions, energy imbalance, and water crisis
[00:02:24] as the most important challenges facing the nation. PAScan
[00:02:28] stress that the enemies plotted. to cause social collapse and force
[00:02:32] a country into submission through missile strikes and destruction, but the
[00:02:36] people's support prevented that. the Iranian president asserted that the
[00:02:39] assassination
[00:02:40] of the martur
[00:02:41] of leader
[00:02:41] of the Islamic Revolution as well as military commanders and
[00:02:44] scientists by the U.S. Israeli
[00:02:47] of aggressors has proved the falsehood
[00:02:49] of their claims to human rights, freedoms and similar topics. he
[00:02:53] praised a new leader
[00:02:57] in of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah sayid Mushtaba Khamenei, describing his character in terms of ethics, logic
[00:03:01] and humility as truly
[00:03:02] exceptional.
[00:03:08] We earlier talked to former US government advisor Paul Larudi. He
[00:03:12] said the US pressure campaign against the Iranian government and
[00:03:16] nation cannot meet Washington's
[00:03:18] of interest in the long run, and Iran has already proved
[00:03:21] this.
[00:03:25] Overall goal is to
[00:03:26] of make Iran basically submit to. will
[00:03:30] of the US and to
[00:03:33] control the the government of Iran. I
[00:03:37] think that the Iran is perfectly
[00:03:40] a within its rights and it is
[00:03:44] the logical kind of
[00:03:48] position to take that that they will not
[00:03:51] accept this and that they
[00:03:54] of will not be dominated by by such things
[00:03:58] actions
[00:03:59] of the United. states have been against both the
[00:04:03] people and the the governments
[00:04:06] of these countries, and
[00:04:09] so I think that holds
[00:04:12] perfectly
[00:04:14] in well, the United States does not act on behalf
[00:04:17] of the people, it has created so many death
[00:04:21] and and misery and
[00:04:25] refugees, this is this
[00:04:28] of is the attack. and the invasions and the
[00:04:32] attempts to
[00:04:33] of use force to get the will
[00:04:37] of the United States to be
[00:04:41] the primary force in the government of of a
[00:04:44] country. um, this is, this has been
[00:04:47] it's it's a foolish way of trying to do things, in the long
[00:04:51] run it cannot work, and and Iran certainly is proof
[00:04:55] of of that.
[00:04:58] meanwhile, Iran's... foren ministry spokesman says a joint statement between
[00:05:02] Iran and Arman on the shade of hormus is now at the
[00:05:06] of stage of final review and drafting. Ism baghayi
[00:05:09] described the talks with ourman on managing maritime. traffic in the
[00:05:13] strategic waterway as professional, adding that both sides have
[00:05:17] agreed on the route coordinates. he stress at the closure the shirt of hormus
[00:05:20] was the result of US and Israeli regime's aggression against
[00:05:24] Iran. the spokesman said and Iran omman understanding
[00:05:28] alone cannot mean that the straight has become safe for passing vessels
[00:05:32] as a factors causing insecurity, including the US naval
[00:05:36] blockade still remain. he also said that talks between Iran and
[00:05:39] Dan as the two coastal states the straight of form. news have been
[00:05:43] underway over the past two months to establish safe root for
[00:05:46] commercial
[00:05:47] shipping.
[00:05:51] Iran's deputy foreign minister calzim says reaching
[00:05:55] and understanding withherman over the straight of hormos does not mean the
[00:05:59] waterway will be reopened. Ababadi said the
[00:06:02] understanding will be solely between Iran and
[00:06:06] arman, adding that tahron does not accept any foreign interference. He
[00:06:10] stuts that the reopening the... is subject to its
[00:06:14] own conditions, including US commitments under the Islamabad
[00:06:17] memorandum of understanding. He added that Washington has
[00:06:21] violated the Mou citing the naval blockade and the reimposition of
[00:06:25] sanctions against
[00:06:26] Iran.
[00:06:30] Historian and investigative journalist Tony Galsing says it is on
[00:06:34] Iran and Darman to decide about the management the Hormus trades
[00:06:38] and no superpower has a right to
[00:06:40] intervene.
[00:06:44] 'Iran will always have influence over the straights and formus,
[00:06:48] I mean, if they want to close it if you want to close the
[00:06:51] straights, you can - no one is going to be able to stop you doing that,
[00:06:55] in fact
[00:06:56] that it would be almost unthinkable uh, it's like saying that the British have
[00:07:00] got no influence over the English channel or the Americans have
[00:07:04] got no influence over the hudson river uh next to Manhattan
[00:07:07] Island uh so you anyone that says otherwise is going
[00:07:11] into the realm'. the absurdity. Oman and Iran
[00:07:15] are on the scene. America is four, four and a
[00:07:19] half, maybe even more thousand miles away,
[00:07:22] and so obviously the American um
[00:07:25] involvement with the straights of hm is is
[00:07:28] really a an imposition, it's a bit of churts par, the
[00:07:32] Americans are trying to project their power around the world,
[00:07:36] they're not doing too well. This is something for Aman and
[00:07:40] Iran to decide. It's not for. the superpowers to
[00:07:43] intervene, the Chinese are not intervening, the Russians are not intervening uh,
[00:07:47] but the Americans seem to think it's their business to shut
[00:07:50] off fertilizer and oil for the rest the
[00:07:54] world - and I can tell you why I think that is, if you look at
[00:07:57] the um profits the oil company BP in the last
[00:08:01] quarter, those profits have soored 50% in one
[00:08:05] quarter, so that's an equivalent of
[00:08:08] 200% a year, profits, that is, not turnover, profit.
[00:08:12] bit soaring and so what you've seen is the oil
[00:08:16] majors uh making an absolute fortune and of
[00:08:19] course all insiders who know what Trump's about to announce just
[00:08:23] before.
[00:08:27] Iran's industry minister Muhammad Atabak has visited
[00:08:31] Pakistan for talks aimed at boosting bilateral economic
[00:08:34] cooperation. He in Pakistan's commerce minister co-chaireed the
[00:08:38] latest session the joint trade committee between the two countries.
[00:08:42] Both sides reaffirm their commitment to increasing annual trade to $10
[00:08:46] billion. Press TVs Nasir Kozmi reports from
[00:08:49] Islamabad.
[00:08:53] Pakistan and Iran have signed memorandum of understanding to deepen
[00:08:57] trade and commercial cooperation, marking another milestone in their
[00:09:01] efforts to strengthen bilateral economic relations. The
[00:09:05] agreement was signed during the 10th session the Pakistan Iran joint trade
[00:09:09] committee co- chaired by Iran's minister of industry. and
[00:09:12] trade Mohammed Atabak and Pakistan's commerce minister
[00:09:16] Jam Kamal Khan. The two sides reaffirmed their commitment to
[00:09:20] increasing annual bilateral trade to 10 billion US
[00:09:23] dollars. It's not something out of reach. I'm
[00:09:27] quite optimistic that this amount will be
[00:09:31] reached and it's not something that
[00:09:34] is out of touch. So uh, there are few things
[00:09:38] that if we solve it, definitely will be.
[00:09:43] even above that, discussion were mainly
[00:09:46] on trade, how we can
[00:09:50] increase the trade amount
[00:09:52] with Pakistan,
[00:09:56] neighboring and brother nation right beside
[00:10:00] us. The memorandum outlines a road map for expanding economic
[00:10:04] cooperation by activating border economic regions,
[00:10:07] increasing border trade with greater private sector participation,
[00:10:11] exchanging technical delegations and immediately
[00:10:14] implementing existing bilateral agreements.
[00:10:18] Iranian and Pakistani officials also agreed to continue
[00:10:21] working toward a formal free trade agreement. "the aim is
[00:10:25] to see and strengthen the bilateral
[00:10:29] trade relationship in between both the countries for
[00:10:32] which both the countries leadership have set a
[00:10:36] target of 10 billion dollars and for that
[00:10:39] purpose we are seeing those opportunities way
[00:10:42] forward the bottlenecks
[00:10:45] which restrict free
[00:10:48] trade in between the countries and at the same time we are
[00:10:52] also working a uh" between Pakistan and
[00:10:56] Iran. On the sidelines the committee meeting, business
[00:11:00] officials of both countries met at the federation of Pakistan Chambers
[00:11:04] of Commerce and Industry. They discuss the challenges facing
[00:11:08] bilateral trade and propose measures to increase commercial
[00:11:11] exchanges to stronger private sector engagement, improved
[00:11:15] border infrastructure and simplified trade
[00:11:18] procedures. Kafi discussion hui. One the key topics
[00:11:22] discussed with the visiting Iranian minister, was the establishment of
[00:11:26] a joint industrial zone where a wide range of industries could
[00:11:30] operate. We also discussed the gas pipeline project. Since
[00:11:33] energy is one of Pakistan's highest production costs, the pipeline could
[00:11:37] significantly reduce the cost of gas and electricity in our
[00:11:41] country. There are also many products that Iran manufactures at
[00:11:45] very reasonable prices, and we intend to import them from
[00:11:48] Iran. During his visit, Minister Atabak met Prime
[00:11:52] Minister Shabaz Sharief. He thanked Pak. Pakistan for its
[00:11:55] mediation efforts aimed at ending the war the United States and
[00:11:59] Israel launched against Iran earlier this year. The
[00:12:03] frequency of high level visit suggests Pakistan and Iran
[00:12:07] are committed to deepening their strategic economic partnership. Both
[00:12:11] countries are now focused on expanding trade, strengthening industrial
[00:12:15] cooperation and achieving their share 10 billion dollar
[00:12:18] annual trade target. Nasir Kazmi reporting for Press
[00:12:22] TV in Islam.
[00:12:27] Well Israel has launched new attacks across the occupied West
[00:12:31] Bank. The regime says it is conducting major operation at Colundi
[00:12:35] refugee camp near Ramala that can go on for days. Several other
[00:12:39] towns and villages have also been attacked by soldiers and
[00:12:42] settlers. For more details on this, we are now joined by our
[00:12:45] correspondent. As always, thank you very much for joining us during
[00:12:49] this hour's bulletin. Go ahead and give us our updates
[00:12:51] please. Thank you, Caitlyn and good morning. from
[00:12:55] the occupied west bank for you and to our respected viewers,
[00:12:59] let's start immediately from the most recent news about the
[00:13:03] military aggression that is going on against a colombia
[00:13:06] refugee camp, it is still ongoing, the area is
[00:13:10] still a closed military, military zone, and we have
[00:13:14] been seeing and also - sources from
[00:13:18] inside the camp itself have told us that another
[00:13:21] reinforcement have entered the camp in the... the
[00:13:25] night, we're talking about more soldiers and more military
[00:13:29] vehicles going into a calandia and of course
[00:13:33] conducting more raids and attacks and arrests.
[00:13:37] according to sources from inside qalandya refugee
[00:13:40] camp, throughout the hours the night, 12
[00:13:44] hours where 12 long hours for the palestinian
[00:13:48] residents inside columbia where a house was
[00:13:52] blown up by the engine. spearing unit in the Israeli
[00:13:56] in the Israeli forces that is raiding the area over
[00:14:00] there, also the extra the extra
[00:14:03] bulldozers have went have made their way through
[00:14:07] almaqar street and started demolishing
[00:14:11] properties over there, not homes, but we're talking
[00:14:14] about industrial small industrial
[00:14:18] properties in in that area and another
[00:14:22] attack happened upon media crews who were trying to
[00:14:25] cover
[00:14:27] to were trying to cover what's happening over there - sound bombs and
[00:14:31] tear gas cansters were thrown at at the colleague that
[00:14:35] were on spot
[00:14:36] of course as we have talked to the palestinian red christent
[00:14:40] society they have confirmed at
[00:14:43] least eight injuries from calandia
[00:14:47] refugee camp with severe beating who were able
[00:14:50] to be extracted from inside uh from inside that
[00:14:54] area. and taken towards the Palestinian hospitals
[00:14:58] for a further for further medical attention
[00:15:01] throughout the night, of course we're talking about a highly dense
[00:15:05] dense, a highly populated
[00:15:08] area, and with with this, with these numbers
[00:15:12] comes of course the sick and the sick people and those who
[00:15:16] need special medical attention, many
[00:15:20] them were trepped inside their their homes. one last
[00:15:23] thing to mention
[00:15:24] to take... get out of Kalandia refugee camp, as you have mentioned Katon, it's
[00:15:28] not the only place under attack and talking about settler
[00:15:32] violence which is in in parallel with the
[00:15:35] aggression, six Palestinian. have been hospitalized due
[00:15:39] to settler attack on families a
[00:15:42] masafer to the south of occupied alkhale and they were all
[00:15:46] hospitalized this morning. on that point as always like to thank
[00:15:50] you very much for those updates want everyone from Romala please
[00:15:54] stay safe.
[00:15:58] in other news, a Palestinian media group has released a new
[00:16:01] report warning that human rights violations against Palestinian
[00:16:05] abducties in Israeli prisons have sharply risen during
[00:16:08] July. According to the Assara media office, as number of
[00:16:12] Palestinian abductees in the regime's jails reaches unprecedented
[00:16:16] levels. There has been a remarkable uptick in such rights,
[00:16:20] violations as torture, starvation, medical neglect and
[00:16:24] isolation. The office said it has documented
[00:16:27] escalation in the use of repressive tactics inside
[00:16:31] Israely prisons, including raids on sections, beatings of
[00:16:34] prisoners, the use of rubber bullets and police. dogs and
[00:16:38] solitary confinement, it added that torture in Israeli jails is
[00:16:42] not limited to physical harm, but also extends to psychological
[00:16:46] damage, leaving prisoners with lasting trauma, fear and
[00:16:49] nightmares. the office noted that there are about
[00:16:52] 9500 Palestinians in Israeli jails, including
[00:16:56] hundreds of women and children, and over 3,200
[00:17:00] administrative detanees who are being held without
[00:17:03] charges or trial.
[00:17:08] In other news, the US state of New Mexico hassued the department of
[00:17:12] justice for access to unredacted files of on Jeffrey
[00:17:16] Epstein saying the federal agency is stonewalning investigation
[00:17:20] into the late sex offender by refusing to provide the documents. The
[00:17:24] Democratic Run State reopened its Abseine investigation in
[00:17:28] February requesting unredacted files to identify visitors
[00:17:31] and staff a property owned by UPSSE in New Mexico. The
[00:17:35] department of Justice says a can provide some files, but cannot
[00:17:39] supply other material due to privacy protections. the New
[00:17:43] Mexico lawsuit argues that federal action does not
[00:17:46] merely solve the investigation, but also prolongs and compounds the
[00:17:50] suffering of survivors. it has requested that the US district
[00:17:54] court for the district of colombia compel acting attorney
[00:17:58] general Todd Blanche to release the requested files. the
[00:18:02] development came after New Mexico legislators released an interm
[00:18:05] report on their independent. investigation into the epsine case.
[00:18:09] They said evidence to date shows Epstin abused at least five
[00:18:13] women and girls as New Mexico Ranch between
[00:18:16] 1996 and
[00:18:17] 2012.
[00:18:22] Moving now over to the Yemani armed forces who have struck a Saudi
[00:18:26] oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden with ballistic missile forcing it to
[00:18:29] return. The Yemani Army spokesperson announced that
[00:18:33] they successfully hit the Saudi tanker Daisy marking the latest.
[00:18:37] operation under the siege for siege maritime blockade, he warned that
[00:18:41] no Saudi oil vessel will be allowed to pass through either the southern
[00:18:45] or northern red sea until the Saudi bloccade on Yeman is
[00:18:49] lifted. The incident followed Yeman strike on the Saudi
[00:18:52] vessel, Wafa, north of Yumboa, which Ansada law
[00:18:56] official called a new phase in the maritime confrontation,
[00:19:00] proving that efforts to bypass a blocade are
[00:19:02] futile.
[00:19:10] Crossing now over to Ashhur, village in south Lebanon's
[00:19:14] Tyre district, which is among many communities that have played center
[00:19:18] role in the region's history of resistance against occupation. Its
[00:19:22] residents were among the last to leave their village during the most recent
[00:19:25] war, now
[00:19:26] with village located near Israel's so-called yellow line,
[00:19:30] returning residents are under growing pressure as they try to
[00:19:34] rebuild. Our correspondent hussein amad spoke to resident and
[00:19:37] officials to examine the villages current
[00:19:40] situation
[00:19:45] valley with its homes hunging its sheer cliffs and hilltops
[00:19:49] shor, village less than 25 kilometers any direction
[00:19:53] from Israely regime forces. sites of destruction across it are
[00:19:56] common and evident, yet they do not defile the simple beauty of its
[00:20:00] architecture, nor wipe out the history carefully woven into its narrow
[00:20:04] streets and the banks the litani river, the base of... valley,
[00:20:08] horse people were the first to return and the last to leave southern Lebanon
[00:20:12] during the latest Israeli aggression, even their current stay is
[00:20:15] underscored by constant sounds of massive explosions and drone
[00:20:19] surveillance. As soon as the threat against the
[00:20:23] village resinded, the municipality immediately began all the
[00:20:26] required maintenance to welcome back its residents. Many families of our
[00:20:30] village have sacrifice their loved ones for the privilege of returning to and
[00:20:34] staying in their homes. It is also a thing of beauty. seeing how all
[00:20:38] residents cooperated with us to achieve that goal as effectively as possible.
[00:20:42] Amits the narrow web-like streets the village, one can feel the history
[00:20:45] etched into its walls. The village was home to two central figures.
[00:20:50] present the history the south's defiance and pursuit of
[00:20:53] rights, sayid Abdul Hussein Sharafuddeen, led popular
[00:20:57] mobilization against the French occupiers and
[00:21:00] Musadr, he established the first popular armed resistance movement
[00:21:04] against the Israeli occupation the time and led efforts to secure the
[00:21:08] south natural right to development and civic
[00:21:11] recognition after years of government
[00:21:14] neglect. Imam Musader's role
[00:21:17] incompassed not just raising the first. banner of armed resistance, but
[00:21:21] also setting the cultural, social and economic foundation
[00:21:25] for the emancipation the southern Lebanese people, especially the
[00:21:29] Shia population. His efforts to connect the southerners with their
[00:21:32] compatriots of other sects, thanks to his open-minded strategy
[00:21:36] caused the government to finally pay attention to the south's needs and
[00:21:40] rights. At night, as the heat subsides, the village comes
[00:21:44] alive with residents gathering to commemorate Imam Hussein and
[00:21:47] Shur's most recent marters. Haj ali
[00:21:50] azain, the father of two marters, leads a food distribution
[00:21:54] initiative serving the villages
[00:21:56] residents. My martered son
[00:22:00] established this food distribution stall and ran it every year
[00:22:04] during Ashura through the 13th of Maharram. We are
[00:22:07] continuing that tradition on his behalf even now. We have
[00:22:11] received more than enough support from generous village residence
[00:22:15] and the municipality, which allows us to do this weekly throughout the
[00:22:19] month. Almost all residents have returned and the presence of
[00:22:22] Israeli forces does not scare us, neither do their
[00:22:26] daily attacks.
[00:22:29] I don't know if the mic caught what we just fell, but those sounds are an example
[00:22:33] the cost of people's attachment to in resilience a
[00:22:36] land that they have given everything to hold. The village of Shur lies right
[00:22:40] above the banks the Litani River and has rich history tucked into its narrow coble
[00:22:44] streets. One the oldest lived in places in the south. The town is the original
[00:22:48] home the first legendary resistance. leader Imam Musadr. The
[00:22:52] town has given many murders to the cause, including its own municipal president, and is
[00:22:55] only a short distance away from Israel's yellow line, yet its people waste no
[00:22:59] time returning to bring life back to old alleyways. From South Lebanon
[00:23:03] Shur for Press
[00:23:46] From the heart of Iran.
[00:23:50] from the land of for a
[00:23:53] son, you came with the
[00:23:57] heavenly vision to
[00:24:00] lead us to new
[00:24:02] doll, brave and bold,
[00:24:06] you were never deter, trust in
[00:24:10] God was your ultimate word,
[00:24:14] wise and gentle, noble and
[00:24:17] blessed, you'd always defend. and the
[00:24:20] oppressed, your words were
[00:24:24] rivers that cut through mountains
[00:24:27] every cillable shaping new
[00:24:30] fountains, you carved out hope where
[00:24:34] hope would die, you gave us
[00:24:37] wings to fly,
[00:24:41] only a spirit anchored and faith
[00:24:45] could turn a whisper into a
[00:24:48] beat, only a soul the neals to none,
[00:24:52] but God can shake
[00:24:55] the thrones of
[00:24:56] deceat,
[00:25:03] fearless you were
[00:25:05] born, you gave
[00:25:09] us reason to rise
[00:25:13] against the storm,
[00:25:17] come in.
[00:25:21] the light in the
[00:25:23] dark, you pulled us
[00:25:27] out of every flood, just like
[00:25:31] no
[00:25:32] was
[00:25:35] all!
[00:25:52] You said no to
[00:25:54] humiliation, you said
[00:25:57] no to
[00:25:59] tyranny, you show. told
[00:26:02] how one can always be on the
[00:26:06] right side of
[00:26:07] history, your
[00:26:11] martidom brought hearts
[00:26:13] together to stand against
[00:26:16] zionist terror, to
[00:26:19] shatter the illusion of American
[00:26:23] power, cuz that's the miracle the
[00:26:26] blood of a martter, your legacy
[00:26:29] continues today.
[00:27:32] you gave us reason to
[00:27:36] rise against the
[00:27:38] storm,
[00:27:45] the light in the
[00:27:47] dark, you pulled us
[00:27:51] out of every flood, just like
[00:27:55] noah,
[00:28:00] خامنه ای.
[00:28:16] Lebanon signed the pe steel. I know, I know
[00:28:20] p steel is doing lot of heavy lifting here like calling
[00:28:24] hostage negotiation, a play date. Here is the
[00:28:27] setup, one side has tanks parked in the other side's backyard. The
[00:28:31] other sides. resistance the only force that actually fought
[00:28:35] Israel to a stand still in this region for two decades was
[00:28:39] even allowed in the room, that's not negotiation, that's the
[00:28:43] occupier writing the terms and calling it diplomacy. Washington
[00:28:47] called it a good day, Israel side called it a major win,
[00:28:50] lebanon's government called it a first step towards sovereignty,
[00:28:54] but here's what the deal actually says: israely troops stay in
[00:28:58] southern Lebanon for as long as they want, no dead l
[00:29:03] no exit date, meanwhile the Lebanese army is handed the
[00:29:06] job, this arm the Islamic Resistance, the group
[00:29:10] that drove Israel out of Lebanon once before a
[00:29:14] strict timeline with Israel and Washington grading its
[00:29:17] progress, they even build a committee for it, the military
[00:29:21] coordination group whose job is to decide if Lebanon is being
[00:29:25] sovereign enough, think about that, nation needs a permission
[00:29:28] slip co-signed by the country occupying it to
[00:29:32] true it controls its own territory and while Lebanon
[00:29:36] disarms its own defenders, Nitin Yahoo, a
[00:29:39] man wanted by the international criminal court is
[00:29:42] celebrating, because the deal lets his army stay
[00:29:45] exactly where it is. when the side facing war
[00:29:49] crime charges is the happiest person at the signing that
[00:29:53] tells you everything about who this deal actually serves. this is
[00:29:57] after months of Israeli strikes that killed
[00:29:59] 4,200 people and and displace
[00:30:03] hundreds of thousands of Lebanese Civilians, according to Lebanon's
[00:30:06] own health ministry. Now even rebuild their homes,
[00:30:10] lebanese families need their government to hit
[00:30:13] milestones approved by the same countries that
[00:30:17] just put them. We have seen this movie before
[00:30:20] 1983, same promises, same playbook and
[00:30:24] even weaker lebanese garment and far more Israeli troops
[00:30:27] on the ground. It took the Lebanese people less than year to rip it
[00:30:31] to pieces. and built a resistance that fought
[00:30:35] Israel out their country instead. history already answered the
[00:30:38] question, this agreement is pretending to ask. the only
[00:30:42] thing that ever restored lebanese sovereignty wasn't a
[00:30:46] signature in Washington, it was
[00:30:49] resistance.