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[00:00:01] from your experience, brigidier general, what does the length, the
[00:00:05] intensity and the method of this
[00:00:07] of operation tell us
[00:00:08] of about a the tactical difficulties that zinis Israel actually faced and
[00:00:12] encountered at Ali Tahir, and should the announcement of operational
[00:00:15] of control be understood as genuine battlefield breakthrough, or is it just
[00:00:19] a more limited tactical possibly achievement by the
[00:00:23] Israelition army?
[00:00:25] of تحياتي بدايه لحضرتك دكتوره و
[00:00:29] يعني.
[00:00:36] of
[00:00:40] of its use
[00:00:41] in of the term operational control, is significant in terms of military
[00:00:45] of terminology. In military doctrine, operational control generally implies that a
[00:00:49] military sector or force has been placed under the authority of a
[00:00:52] of particular command structure and is able to operate freely within a defined
[00:00:56] geographical area. In practical terms, it
[00:00:59] in means being able to... manage and conduct military operations within that area after
[00:01:03] neutralizing what is perceived as the primary threat. however,
[00:01:07] the Israeli occupation army did not say that it had physically occupied the hill or
[00:01:11] established full tangible control over it. there
[00:01:13] of is of an of important distinction between operational control and actual
[00:01:17] of physical control
[00:01:18] of on the ground. but the Israeli enemy has carried out appears to have unfolded
[00:01:21] across three
[00:01:22] of military levels. the first was extensive fire
[00:01:25] a preparation and bombardment. was
[00:01:27] of subjected to repeated attacks from drones and intermittent bombardment over the
[00:01:31] proceeding six
[00:01:32] of months. During the last three months in particular, these attacks
[00:01:35] intensified considerably, involving heavy missiles with substantial destructive
[00:01:39] capacity.
[00:01:40] of The of second aspect
[00:01:41] of involved attempts to
[00:01:42] of locate and target suspected entrances to underground facilities. The Israeli enemy
[00:01:46] commanders believe that they have prior knowledge
[00:01:48] of the area because they were present on this hill before the year 2000 and are familiar with
[00:01:52] its geographical layout. Their particular focus was on openings
[00:01:55] connected to the wooden areas of Ali Tahir and the route linking them to
[00:01:59] the. From their perspective,
[00:02:02] a this route
[00:02:03] of could potentially serve as passage for entry and exit, the rotation of
[00:02:06] personnel or logistical support for the underground tunnels, assuming
[00:02:10] such tunnels exist in the
[00:02:11] of area. Therefore, their approach was to destroy these suspected
[00:02:15] entrances. They detonated number
[00:02:17] of them and deployed robotic systems to enter or investigate certain openings and
[00:02:21] establish contact with whoever or whatever might be present inside these
[00:02:25] underground facilities. However, they were repeatedly
[00:02:28] of surprised to discover that several
[00:02:29] of the... entrances
[00:02:30] in were of merely decoys
[00:02:31] of and did not lead to actual underground positions. In response, the
[00:02:35] resistance also employed drones against some
[00:02:37] of these
[00:02:37] operations.
[00:02:44] of
[00:02:46] I wanted to ask about this, because what is perhaps more striking is simply
[00:02:50] of not actually attacking Ali Tahir, but how it's
[00:02:53] defenders
[00:02:54] of endured repeated in massive mass of assalts
[00:02:58] over such an. extended period of time, we're talking about a period of time that
[00:03:02] extends to seven or eight months, given the enormous disparity
[00:03:05] of the Israeli enemy fire power, intelligence and the technology
[00:03:09] capabilities, how do you explain the ability of resistance fighters,
[00:03:13] proget general to withstand
[00:03:15] 19 enormous attacks within a very short period
[00:03:19] of time, because these attacks happened in the past five months alone, how do you
[00:03:23] explain that
[00:03:24] resilience,
[00:03:32] in a There is no doubt that in the face of everything the Israeli enemy has done and
[00:03:35] every level of attack it has employed against Ali Tahir. It
[00:03:39] deliberately avoided launching a direct assault. It expected and
[00:03:43] understood that something formidable awaited inside these
[00:03:46] in hills. Ali Tahir is geographically speaking a strategically
[00:03:50] significant hill overlooking and commanding the surrounding terrain, including
[00:03:54] the adjacent elevations. For this reason, the Israeli enemy army
[00:03:57] resorted to intermittent and indirect methods. of fighting, it
[00:04:02] of of knew that a direct battle would likely turn into close quarters
[00:04:04] of combat and that under
[00:04:05] such ladies
[00:04:09] and gentlemen, we're interrupting the normal course of programming to go live to the Austrian
[00:04:13] capital Vienna, the Iranian representative is addressing the
[00:04:16] conference in the Ia presented at the
[00:04:19] of general conference by delegate of or choice
[00:04:23] as provided in the
[00:04:25] of statute, it undermines the privileges
[00:04:28] necessary for the... delegates to exercise their
[00:04:32] functions in
[00:04:34] of connection
[00:04:34] with the agency as
[00:04:36] of reflected in the statute and the agreement on privileges
[00:04:40] and immunities by abstracting or
[00:04:44] full and effective participation the denial of
[00:04:48] access
[00:04:49] of convens of both the letter and spread
[00:04:53] of of the legal framework governing access to the IEA
[00:04:55] of meetings, it violates the principles of
[00:04:59] of equal. and participation
[00:05:03] of
[00:05:05] of them, of all members in this conference and other meetings
[00:05:06] of the agency. there are treat based rights of
[00:05:09] membership, they cannot and not be
[00:05:13] impaired, morever, it violates the host
[00:05:17] country's obligation, it breaches the headquarter
[00:05:20] agreement between the IEA and Austria. That agreement
[00:05:24] obliges the host country to take all necessary
[00:05:28] measures to facilitate representatives of member
[00:05:32] state, the entry into Austrian territory and to grant
[00:05:36] visas as promptly as possible. That
[00:05:39] obligation is binding, unequal. and
[00:05:42] unconditional for accredited delegates,
[00:05:46] further more, denying access the head of
[00:05:49] delegation to the highest policy making organ the
[00:05:53] IEA, addition to adversely affecting the normal
[00:05:57] functioning the Iranian delegation undermines the
[00:06:01] conference itself, it compromises the
[00:06:04] legitimacy the conference proceedings, we call on
[00:06:08] the host country to remedy this breach immediately, we
[00:06:11] expect: urgent corrective action. We
[00:06:15] expect assurance that the such incidents will not
[00:06:19] happen again. The host country must honor its
[00:06:23] obligation. The conference must protect the
[00:06:26] integrity of its process. Anything less
[00:06:30] set a dangerous precedent for all
[00:06:33] members. Multilateralism cannot function if
[00:06:37] these practices prevail. Selective access
[00:06:40] contradicts the spirit. the agency and the letter
[00:06:44] the headquarter agreement, it contradicts
[00:06:48] basic norms of diplomatic practice, it remains
[00:06:52] committed, Iran remains committed to the IA mandate
[00:06:55] and to the work of this conference, but commitment
[00:06:59] cannot replace capacity. We do not intend to
[00:07:03] delay its proceedings or to abstract is
[00:07:06] work. Mr. President, finally, the
[00:07:10] denial of access of head of delegation. to the
[00:07:13] conference constitutes clear abuse of
[00:07:16] power and process by the host country, it
[00:07:20] further undermine Austria's overall standing as
[00:07:24] host of international organizations an
[00:07:27] impartial and professional manner and accordingly
[00:07:31] affect the views and positions of member state
[00:07:35] with regard to the host country, this situation
[00:07:38] regretably a consequence the host country's failure.
[00:07:42] to uphold is explicit legal obligation, that
[00:07:46] failure cannot be justified, there is no
[00:07:50] legal basis for it. I thank you, Mr.
[00:07:52] President. I thanks the distinguished
[00:07:56] representative the Islamic Republic of Iran for his
[00:07:59] statement. I see that the disting representative the
[00:08:03] Russian Federation has requested the floor. you have the
[00:08:06] floor.
[00:08:16] Well that was the Iranian uh representative
[00:08:19] of uh Iran's representative to the IAA
[00:08:23] Mr Najafi um addressing the annual
[00:08:26] general conference in the Austrian Capital Vienna uh just
[00:08:30] information uh Mr Najafi Slamdos taking place right now in the Austrian
[00:08:34] capital Vienna right here on Press
[00:08:35] TV
[00:08:40] using them to survey and probe suspect. entrances and openings across the
[00:08:44] hill an attempt to gain access to what they insist on describing as
[00:08:47] tactical installation rather than a strategic one. yet the
[00:08:51] resistance was able to adapt to and circumvent these measures. it was able to
[00:08:55] maneuver around the advancing forces in the wooded areas
[00:08:57] surrounding infiltrating their vicinity or operating
[00:09:01] under the cover of fire and bombardment. it then deployed drones against the
[00:09:05] advancing forces, targeting tanks and forward units. these units
[00:09:09] included armored and robotic formations as well as man. forces
[00:09:12] operating at the front the Israeli occupation army's 36th
[00:09:16] division. reports indicate that an officer, deputy battalion
[00:09:19] commander and several other personnel were killed or hit during these
[00:09:22] operations. it is also believed that to this day there may still be
[00:09:26] Israeli entity military personnel unaccounted for in the vicinity of
[00:09:30] Alir. this in itself is an indication of what took
[00:09:34] place there. the Israeli entity army's announcement of operational
[00:09:38] control does not necessariation of full and tangible control. what we are
[00:09:41] witnessing. therefore represents the new dimension of asymmetric
[00:09:44] warfare, an unequal battle between a conventional
[00:09:47] army, one the largest military forces in the
[00:09:50] region, and the resistance movement. Despite what it
[00:09:54] endured in 2024, the resistance has regrouped, and drawing on the
[00:09:58] developments that followed the war on Iran in 2026, has begune redefining
[00:10:02] both its political role and its role as a resistance and military
[00:10:05] force. has become one the starting points for that
[00:10:09] redefinition. It reflects a shift in the resistances military.
[00:10:12] posture, rather than remaining fixed to a single geographical line
[00:10:16] south the, it has demonstrated ability to move from the first
[00:10:20] line
[00:10:20] of defense to second defensive line with emerging is one of its keys
[00:10:24] of operation and defense, well uh, the
[00:10:28] major question is what happens next, because we've seen
[00:10:32] how Zinus Israel have completely demolished,
[00:10:35] devastated Gaza, how bombs are falling again
[00:10:39] on Yemen, so if Sciences Israel attempts to consolidate these positions in South
[00:10:43] Lebanon, establish some sort of a connected security belt if you
[00:10:47] will, with the larger occupied territories inside or use them
[00:10:51] maybe as leverage in the negotiations with the officials in Lebanon.
[00:10:55] what are the most likely military scenarios ahead? can
[00:10:58] we still see a battle around that specific
[00:11:02] height?
[00:11:05] in my view, what may happen next and what zionist Israel appears to be
[00:11:09] seeking is centered a fundamental objective. it does not intend
[00:11:12] merely to focus on controlling geographical territory for its own
[00:11:16] sake, rather, it seeks to use that geographical space to
[00:11:20] reshape the military reality on the ground and the broader security
[00:11:23] environment a way that according. to its strategic calculations could
[00:11:27] ultimately influence Lebanon's political reality. Zionist Israel believes that
[00:11:31] there are political forces and points of leverage within Lebanon on which it can
[00:11:34] rely. Yet, from its perspective, these internal
[00:11:38] political factors have so far failed to alter Lebanon's political balance in favor
[00:11:42] the American Israeli entity camp. This is why the political and negotiating
[00:11:46] avenues it had hoped for have not produced the desired outcome. As
[00:11:50] result,
[00:11:50] it is now increasing pressure and an effort to create a more hostile internal environment in
[00:11:54] Lebanon. one directed against the resistance and aimed at pushing forward the issue
[00:11:58] of disarming it. This is the broader context in which the potential scenarios
[00:12:02] ahead should be understood. In my assessment, there are two possible scenarios
[00:12:06] for southern Lebanon. The first is that the Israeli enemy continues along the path
[00:12:10] it has already begun following its declaration of operational control over
[00:12:13] Ali Tahir. It may attempt as much as possible to establish
[00:12:17] operational control over additional areas through intelligence dominance, aerial
[00:12:21] fire control, the extensive use of technology and sustained. on the
[00:12:25] strategically commanding hilltops and geographical axes the region.
[00:12:29] one possible and in my view plausible scenario is an expansion
[00:12:33] towards the strategic highlands around sujud
[00:12:36] and rihan. this area includes a network of commanding elevations and strategic
[00:12:39] terrain, including jabal safi, jabal sujud,
[00:12:43] rihan,
[00:12:45] jabal rafish, and other dominant hilltops that form part of a wider geographical
[00:12:49] spine. these elevations are connected to another network of
[00:12:53] strategically commanding terrain. extending through areas including south the
[00:12:56] litani
[00:12:57] region,
[00:13:02] from zionist Israel's perspective, controlling or dominating this geographical access
[00:13:06] could create a strategic corridor linking these areas toward the western bqa and
[00:13:09] potentially a later stage towards. this
[00:13:13] remains one possible scenario. it cannot be stated with certainty that
[00:13:17] it will happen, but it is a plausible and potential trajectory. the
[00:13:21] second scenario concerns what zionist Israel is already doing through its bombardment.
[00:13:24] Combined
[00:13:34] with developments on the political level, zionist Israel has spoken about pushing
[00:13:38] its security reach deeper towards what is being described as a gray zone
[00:13:42] extending between the yellow line and the blue line. The apparent objective in this
[00:13:46] scenario would
[00:13:47] be to establish effective control through fire power over this entire area
[00:13:50] to maintain constant military
[00:13:52] pressure. from distance and
[00:13:56] thereby deny the resistance Israel views as its second line of
[00:14:00] defense. In other words, the effort to take control of
[00:14:04] strategically commanding hilltops and maintain sustained pressure on the surrounding
[00:14:07] areas is not simply a military objective. It is also
[00:14:11] intended to produce political consequences. By reshaping the military
[00:14:15] and security reality on the ground, Israel would seek to increase political
[00:14:19] pressure inside Lebanon and create conditions in which the Lebanese army could be
[00:14:23] compelled by the political authorities to...
[00:14:25] interesting to see what will happen in the upcoming
[00:14:30] seems
[00:14:33] Well very it few weeks and probably a couple of months also ahead.
[00:14:37] Thank you very much Mr. general
[00:14:41] military strategist analist. Thank you very much for your time and your contribution. Ladies and gents,
[00:14:45] stay with us, because next we are going to talk about how Ali Tahir is
[00:14:49] victory or a
[00:14:50] mirage.
[00:14:55] on 18 October 2025 and accordingly all the
[00:14:59] UN restrictions against the Islamic Republic of Iran were
[00:15:02] permanently terminated. It is not nearly an
[00:15:06] Iranian position,
[00:15:07] it is also the firm legal position of two permanent
[00:15:10] members the security council as well as the countries
[00:15:14] the non movement. occasional move in New York in the name
[00:15:18] the so-called committee or ultravirus
[00:15:21] and constitute a blatant abuse the security.
[00:15:25] procedures and authority by certain of its western
[00:15:28] members, such a committee has not been officially
[00:15:32] established, nor has a single meeting of it been
[00:15:36] held since 2015. the
[00:15:40] soud legal arguments constitute a grass and indeed
[00:15:43] deliberate distortion the letter and spirit the
[00:15:46] headquarter agreement. worse still, they
[00:15:50] distort the UN charter and the most sensitive part the security
[00:15:54] cancer's decision making process, which charter
[00:15:58] sets out in the plainest possible language. deny
[00:16:02] access to the head of delegation by resorting
[00:16:06] to an absorb narrative. promoted by certain western countries
[00:16:09] a snap mac is nothing but over political
[00:16:13] conduct. we fully understand the extreme pressure that the
[00:16:17] austrian government faces, but this in
[00:16:21] no way justifies violation of his obligation
[00:16:25] by resorting to such unfunded narrative of certain western
[00:16:29] state. their position a snapback defies, the
[00:16:33] UN charter, undermines the integrity of security council decision
[00:16:37] making. and disregard even the council's own rules
[00:16:40] of procedure, claims that the snapback operates
[00:16:44] automatically despite significant non-performance of
[00:16:47] commitments by the e3 and us, illegal invocation the joint
[00:16:51] commission's procedure and violation of underlying requirement the
[00:16:55] JCPA as well as opposition by two permanent
[00:16:59] members the secret council contradict the text,
[00:17:03] context, object and purpose the charter and
[00:17:06] seriously violates is article
[00:17:09] 27 operate operative paragraph
[00:17:13] 11 of resolution does not displays article 27
[00:17:17] the charter, it presupposed it,
[00:17:21] it operates within it, it cannot override it, to
[00:17:25] claim otherwise is legal error and institutional breach, the rule
[00:17:29] of law must prevail, the charter must be
[00:17:32] respected, in conclusion to a state one fact
[00:17:36] explicitly: "the visa for the head of our delegation was
[00:17:40] issued by Austria since the application submitted one
[00:17:43] month before that and access subsequently
[00:17:47] denied on the pretext the so-called sanction.
[00:17:51] what does it mean? it means the Austria as the host government
[00:17:55] and all shengen state that agreed to issue the visa
[00:17:59] did not as a matter of law consider a
[00:18:02] snapback to have been applied or sanction
[00:18:06] have been. why? this is absolutely
[00:18:10] clear.
[00:18:15] it is evident that cancellation occurred
[00:18:19] under pressure from a particular country with
[00:18:23] a perputy legal justification
[00:18:26] subsequently construed constructed for
[00:18:29] it. such pressure is being exerted by
[00:18:33] the very same country that only days ago.
[00:18:37] served as the main sponsors of a politically motivated
[00:18:41] resolution against Iran at the board, the same country that the
[00:18:45] over past year through actions of
[00:18:48] aggression against Iran's nuclear
[00:18:52] facilities has itselfly violated
[00:18:55] preemptory norm of international law, the UN charter,
[00:18:59] relevant security council resolution and numerous resolutions of
[00:19:03] this conference, the cancellation
[00:19:37] board of policies and practices the Austrian government in
[00:19:41] discharging his obligation as the host country of international
[00:19:44] organization located in Vienna leaves no doubt that it
[00:19:48] is unfit for such a position. I thank you, Mr.
[00:19:52] President. I thanks the distinguished
[00:19:56] representative the Islamic Republic of Iran for his
[00:19:59] statement, now
[00:20:00] and the distinguished representative the United States of America has
[00:20:04] requested the floor. You may have the floor.
[00:20:11] Once again live from the Austrian Capital, Vienna,
[00:20:13] Razza Najafi runs ambassador to the international atomic energy agency, the
[00:20:17] IAEA was addressing uh the annual general conference
[00:20:21] there, insommation he slammed Austria, Austria's failure to grant
[00:20:25] visa for the Iranian delegation for the IAA conference, and we'll be keeping
[00:20:29] close eye on the proceedings there right here on Press TV. We're going to return
[00:20:33] to the normal course of programming now, thanks for watching
[00:20:35] everybody.
[00:20:37] so you're
[00:20:40] is one talking about one position out of many series in different
[00:20:43] regions, what's so
[00:20:47] leitani, important, it's this northern is
[00:20:49] of one thing. that we have always to keep
[00:20:51] in mind, because the agreement and the
[00:20:54] understanding and the agreement that has been reached to by the lebanese
[00:20:58] government, it says that
[00:21:01] hizballah has to hand the positions south of
[00:21:05] litani and not north of litan to the lebanese
[00:21:08] authorities, this is very well known, hizbullah has
[00:21:12] respected highly the cease
[00:21:14] fire for more than one year
[00:21:18] and three months while the... is continued to bombard and kill and whatever,
[00:21:22] now they want to maximize the prophet about Ali Tahir, they want to show it
[00:21:26] as decisive victory as a humiliating defeat to the resistance,
[00:21:30] while it's one military position just like any other
[00:21:34] military position, and it's not the most important one, and it's not
[00:21:37] that legendary thing. One important issue
[00:21:41] that we have to highlight as well about Ali Tahir is
[00:21:44] that since the Israelis when they started actually
[00:21:48] all this propaganda, they want. to use it in the
[00:21:51] coming elections, netanhu want to reach peak where
[00:21:55] the say what he says about the
[00:21:59] defeat the resistance, about the victory the Israelies would
[00:22:03] like send very very decisive
[00:22:07] ballot to the casting boxes, here I
[00:22:10] think the Israelis uh are
[00:22:14] pinning hopes that will not come true
[00:22:18] hopefully. that was said by the former Israeli
[00:22:21] entity chief of staff yigal yadin who argued at the time that
[00:22:25] speed of capturing any military position is related to its
[00:22:29] importance and the impact the final outcome from taking
[00:22:33] that, but Ali Taher reportedly required months of operations,
[00:22:37] repeated very massive overwhelming fire
[00:22:41] power, extensive engineering capabilities, everything
[00:22:44] was put into that height, how should we read that timeline, you
[00:22:48] took the words from my... "this is the next step that I want to
[00:22:52] talk about, you're talking about the Israelis using their high
[00:22:56] tech weaponry, their high capabilities in engineering and whatever in order to
[00:23:00] reach, and there had been more
[00:23:01] than 17 direct attacks against, they said that they
[00:23:05] have infused kind of gases,
[00:23:08] toxic gases into the region, they were not able to capture it, they
[00:23:12] were
[00:23:13] not able to capture any captive or to take
[00:23:16] any the resistance fighters, they were..." not able
[00:23:20] any way to show any any footage
[00:23:24] or any ceremonial activity
[00:23:27] that shows that they have captured like there's some dark footage inside of a dark space
[00:23:31] that isn't really and they don't show it from outside to inside he's just standing it
[00:23:35] reminds us of what happened in gaza when they stood in dark places and said that there are
[00:23:39] this what we have this is what we have to spread this
[00:23:42] legendary steadfastness the resistance fighters
[00:23:46] there you're talking about heroic actions that
[00:23:50] can praise always and we can feel proud of, you're talking
[00:23:54] about 17 attacks, as I said, you're talking about more
[00:23:58] than month of direct attacks by highly, by the
[00:24:02] way, 17 attacks was registered before they claimed Ali
[00:24:05] Tahir, so after that they attack,
[00:24:09] 19 enormous attacks, exactly, and now when they say that they have captured
[00:24:13] or they have making a practical control of Ali Tahir, and they are still
[00:24:17] bombarding Ali Tahir, this tells you that they are. building their narrative
[00:24:21] steadily a very assending way as to convince and to
[00:24:24] prepare their public about this so called victory
[00:24:28] added to that they're still committing massacers over the weekend, they also killed multiple
[00:24:32] lebanese civilians outside supposedly what's called the yellow line, we don't believe
[00:24:36] any lines that are drawn by the enemy, but at the same time they still
[00:24:40] renegging on what they already stated they wouldn't do,
[00:24:44] but um i want to take advantage of your political position a bit,
[00:24:47] forgive me for that, but how do you assess lebanon? internal political dimension, because
[00:24:51] a moment when Zinus Israel is seeking deep control the area of south
[00:24:55] Lebanon, especially if they actually take Ali Tahir, we know it's a
[00:24:59] military position, but it will be overlooking a various
[00:25:02] amount of civilian residential areas in
[00:25:06] southnon, and elsewhere, there is also we
[00:25:10] can hear loudly what the people are saying and how they are
[00:25:14] unhappy with what the officials of Lebanon, they are calling the government
[00:25:18] in Lebanon a puppet government control. hold by the west, they are saying that
[00:25:21] they are effectively serving the demands the Israeli
[00:25:25] entity over their own people's right for liberation, for
[00:25:29] victory, for reclaiming their land. how is this position being received by the Lebanese
[00:25:33] public and can any Lebanese government credibly negotiate
[00:25:37] sovereignty and liberation while appearing to actually stand against the right of
[00:25:41] its own people for liberation? whatever the
[00:25:45] the public say about the government, they fall short to describe it, to describe
[00:25:49] this kind of... of surrender and retreat from
[00:25:52] responsibilities and the unwillingness to do anything to help their own
[00:25:56] people, but before I answers that, let me say another thing which has to do with
[00:26:00] Ali Tahir, because this is the most... important issue, the
[00:26:04] resistances all over the history, starting by the Roman empire, whatever, when you talk
[00:26:08] about resistance, you don't talk about classical army that fight in
[00:26:11] order to prevent the enemy from taking control of a
[00:26:15] certain geography or whatever, you're talking about inflicting heavy damage on the
[00:26:19] Israelis, degrading their moralities, steadfast till the
[00:26:23] last point, and then it's a hit and run, this is this is the
[00:26:27] gorilla warfare the resistances, they are not
[00:26:30] army or classic... army, this is very
[00:26:34] important, so we have to know this is what the resistance has been able to
[00:26:38] do successfully, alhamdulillah, the other thing is
[00:26:41] that when you talk about our other government, i
[00:26:44] can talk about the framework agreement,
[00:26:48] the Israelis are still now till this moment
[00:26:51] astonished, they are in complete bewilderment about what they
[00:26:55] got, this is something, this is a price that the
[00:26:59] government that the... "those who are in
[00:27:03] authority in Lebanon gave to the israel president and the prime minister,
[00:27:06] yeah, they they they gave it to the Israelis as a prize, and they are still
[00:27:10] astonished, they are, they they they not capture it, that's why they
[00:27:14] have to make use of it as much as they can, and they have
[00:27:17] to preserve it, they want to make kind of preservation, that's why
[00:27:21] if you see that the Israelis are not doing what they
[00:27:25] want to do fully and in one full scale, this is because they
[00:27:29] want just to give up service. to those who you
[00:27:33] mentioned actually, so the thing is that the public in Lebanon is
[00:27:37] divided, but what we can say somely
[00:27:40] very sure that the majority the Lebanese, 60, 70% the
[00:27:44] Lebanese are against what the government is doing when it comes to
[00:27:48] South Lebanon, when it comes to negotiating with the Israelis when it comes
[00:27:52] to this kind of policy that they are inacting in Lebanon, so you have
[00:27:56] to promise me that soon enough we will sit again and tell me what will be
[00:28:00] done about those policies. from a political perspective that is allied with the
[00:28:04] resistance and from the public as well, thank you very much for your
[00:28:08] time and your contribution to our show, Dr. Ibrahim Musawi, member of
[00:28:12] parliament in the loyalty to the resistance block, thank you very
[00:28:16] much for your time, ladies and gents, thank you for watching, please do follow us on
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[00:28:25] alaikum.