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[00:00:00] to try to tame the inflation, the FOMC
[00:00:04] decided to raise the target range for the federal funds rate by
[00:00:08] a quarter of a percentage point to three and three quarters to
[00:00:11] 4%. Donald Trump doesn't like it saying it should be around
[00:00:14] 1%. We should have the lowest interest rates
[00:00:17] of in the world. Meanwhile, diesel and energy costs continue
[00:00:21] to rise and Americans are unhappy about
[00:00:23] this. 849 for diesel
[00:00:27] and what's what's going on in my opinion? is the lack of
[00:00:30] trust increasingly fragile
[00:00:34] of confidence in the public finances and debt
[00:00:38] of the united states. do join us in this edition
[00:00:40] of the program of economic
[00:00:42] divide.
[00:01:14] In today's show, we'll be considering whether Ed Milliban statement to the House of
[00:01:18] Commons on Tuesday marked sea change in the UK's relationship with the
[00:01:22] Zianist colony, or was it simply performative politics? This is a
[00:01:26] performative measure, and and the performance is that the...
[00:01:30] "the British government is seem to be doing something serious and the performance
[00:01:34] is also that the zionists are seen to be resisting as if this
[00:01:37] is the end
[00:01:39] of the possibility of Jews living in the UK, which of course is ridiculous,
[00:01:42] all kinds of tech advantages and economic advantages that it
[00:01:46] enjoys to have not only the Abraham cause
[00:01:49] but the Isaac cause and being increasingly close to certain prime ministers including
[00:01:53] Milain.
[00:01:58] of
[00:02:03] In astani ashafiye a home that should have been a place of
[00:02:07] safety became a scene of death and destruction on Tuesday
[00:02:11] morning June 24th, an Israeli missile strike hit
[00:02:15] residential homes in the city, four homes were completely
[00:02:18] destroyed and more than 10 others were damaged, 15
[00:02:22] civilians were
[00:02:23] of killed, among them was a
[00:02:24] child.
[00:02:27] Saber, second grade student at SMAT Elementary. school.
[00:02:30] of Madhya was a bright,
[00:02:32] of kind and cheerful little girl. She used to walk into the school with
[00:02:36] smile on her face. Now, the only things left of her at school is a
[00:02:39] photograph and a frame. The principal of Esmat
[00:02:43] elementary school still struggles to talk about her. She says Maho was so sweet that
[00:02:47] she would often pick her up and hold
[00:02:49] her in her arms, calling her affectionately, sweet little girl, how are
[00:02:53] you? But Mahia's family had already suffered another loss. Her
[00:02:57] brother had been killed in an Israeli attack on. their home in Tehran
[00:03:01] after his death, the family left Tehran and went to Astani
[00:03:04] ashrafia hoping to find a safer place, but the war
[00:03:08] followed them there. Mahya, her father, her mother
[00:03:12] and her older sister were killed in the missile strike along with other
[00:03:16] members
[00:03:16] of their extended family. The school principal remembers calling Mahya's
[00:03:20] mother after her son was killed. She says the mother's voice was
[00:03:24] calm and patient. She had told her, we are fine, thank god,
[00:03:28] but they killed my son. Now that... "the mother is buried beside her
[00:03:31] children, but Mahya's absence is still felt at her school, few days
[00:03:35] after the attack a memorial ceremony was held at SMAT Elementary
[00:03:39] School, her classmates, teachers and families gathered together,
[00:03:43] but this time one person was
[00:03:45] missing. Her close friend Elena spoke
[00:03:49] through tears. She said she missed Maho and wished she could still be beside
[00:03:53] them. She wanted Mahya to stay with them and grow up with them, but
[00:03:57] Mahaya will never enter the third grade,
[00:03:59] the new..." school year is just around the corner, soon the school bell will
[00:04:03] ring again, children will return to their classrooms, new books
[00:04:07] will be opened and third grade will begin, but this time there
[00:04:11] will be one less student.
[00:04:13] في Madhya was supposed to be there, but all that remains in her classroom is
[00:04:17] of empty seat and the memory of a little girl who was supposed to grow up,
[00:04:21] study and
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[00:04:37] This week on expose what happens when the headline collapses
[00:04:41] under the facts? Fox News turns a disputed mecca allegation into
[00:04:45] regional war narrative while the BBC follows the economic
[00:04:49] fallout hitting ordinary households. Axias and the Jerusalem
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[00:04:56] Asia. Then we bring out the numbers, Saudi oil roots in.
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[00:05:06] question, what are they not telling you? Riyad's
[00:05:10] alliance exposed on expose.
[00:06:33] Hello and welcome everyone to the special segment covering the second tier
[00:06:37] anniversary since the marterium of Hizballah secretary general Sayid
[00:06:41] Hasan Nasirlah. For the special segment, we are joined
[00:06:45] by our special guest joining us here in our Tahran studio, Mr.
[00:06:49] Nasir Abu Sharif, Palestinian, Islamic shihad movement representative
[00:06:52] in Iran. Mr. Sharif, a pleasure have you with
[00:06:55] us. My salutes to
[00:06:59] you and all your viewers, thank you for having me. Well, Mr. Sharif, let's go
[00:07:02] ahead and start off. First of all, Sayid Hasan Nasarlah,
[00:07:06] during his lifetime, he emphasized and the continuation the
[00:07:10] resistance, he again. finus regime today
[00:07:14] in the second year anniversary, of course, what is the legacy that you think
[00:07:18] of for the resistance front in lebanon, in
[00:07:21] palestine and of course for the entire
[00:07:23] region.
[00:07:29] talk about does not
[00:07:32] need five minutes or
[00:07:35] days to be able to cover the
[00:07:38] significance of this personality is not a
[00:07:42] normal.
[00:10:12] and the significance and characteristics of this personality
[00:10:16] is that he was also a focal point for the
[00:10:20] resistance alliance in the entire
[00:10:22] region.
[00:11:35] He was able to uncover the facts and show the truth to the
[00:11:38] world,
[00:11:42] and was able to face and confront all those
[00:11:45] disinformation, the false information, the
[00:11:48] lies that were fabricated against the
[00:11:52] resistance by the Israeli media.
[00:12:25] 32 years from 1992 till his marturedom and
[00:12:28] assassination and 2024, there's definitely not enough
[00:12:32] time to speak about him. I do want to ask you, sayid Hasan
[00:12:36] Nasaralah's fight was a fight
[00:12:38] for liberation of Palestine, as you mentioned from the occupation, I mean he was a martter
[00:12:42] as they say in Lebanon, on the path to al Qulus, this is the
[00:12:45] title. Today,
[00:12:47] what is the duty the Arab world leaders in this regard? Is
[00:12:51] there enough synergy, unity among them in the face of?
[00:15:25] is that are only feeding on the weakness the arab
[00:15:28] position, which has been a negative
[00:15:31] position.
[00:15:46] is area where we need to face the Israelis of course very bravely
[00:15:49] exactly mean and Mr. Shady if you brought up of course
[00:15:53] Iran uh in one the speeches that Sayid Hassan Trump will then
[00:15:56] understand what he has done
[00:15:59] in the recent war on Iran we saw very firm response by the Iranian
[00:16:03] armed forces and there have been casualties among the US troops in
[00:16:06] the region. and Trump is still under criticism even in
[00:16:10] his own country the war that he waged on Iran. What is
[00:16:14] your idea in this
[00:16:15] regarder?
[00:16:23] has always said that the Islamic revolution in
[00:16:27] Iran is the main project for
[00:16:30] Islam.
[00:16:35] and all ties that are based on
[00:19:40] this civilized project which
[00:19:44] heightes the people on the human in the Islamic Republic of
[00:19:47] Iran, and of course this is
[00:19:51] part of a larger project for all the people the
[00:19:54] region. we talk about, as you
[00:19:57] mentioned, even there's so
[00:20:01] many other commanders from our region, of course, from Lebanon, from
[00:20:05] Yeman, from Palestine, from Iran, from Iraq, and so many others
[00:20:08] in the mindset the resistance, whether in Palestine,
[00:20:12] in Lebanon or even the region that we're speaking about,
[00:20:15] marturdom uh strengthens the determination for resistance, this is
[00:20:19] something sayid hasan you to always speak about, please talk about the
[00:20:22] manifestation of say path and of course his school
[00:20:26] of thought in the resistance now specifically in the west bank and in
[00:20:30] Gaza طبعا نحن يعني شعوب
[00:20:34] قريبه جدا الشعب الفلسطيني والشعب الشعب اللبنان.
[00:20:38] are people, the palestinian people are very close, so we believe that we are all one
[00:20:42] people, the people of Lebanon and Palestine are all one
[00:20:44] people.
[00:21:50] to show and showcase examples of tens of military
[00:21:53] aspects and
[00:21:54] operations
[00:21:59] the first this issue also was able to nourish the
[00:22:02] first and the second for our
[00:22:06] people palestinian people in default of our palestinian
[00:22:09] people and they knew that they needed to use
[00:22:13] all tools of struggle and fight and
[00:22:17] resistance whether they can have hold.
[00:23:20] in the region i was one the people if didn't hear one the speeches
[00:23:23] of was a week that pass and did not listen to one of his
[00:23:27] speeches, i felt that there was something
[00:23:30] missing. and of
[00:23:34] course many of those who have used to listen to his
[00:23:37] speeches knew how much he was well read and
[00:23:41] followed up all the issues and of course he
[00:23:45] gave people more motivation
[00:23:49] and
[00:24:50] كانت لبنان وتحملت يعني ما
[00:24:54] زالت مستمره الى هذه
[00:24:55] الهناك
[00:24:59] الان يعني شفنا نتنياهو الخطاب
[00:25:03] الاخير لهذا
[00:25:07] الكيان الصهيوني لهذا لوجه الكيان
[00:25:09] الصهيون ليظهر الوجه
[00:25:12] الصيونيوني
[00:25:16] يعني ما فقدناه من ال Of
[00:25:20] course, he speaks about all that he has
[00:25:24] killed
[00:25:24] and what we have lost
[00:25:25] in the last few years. Well, Mr. Nasir Abu Sharif
[00:25:29] has you to mention very beginning, it takes notchous minutes, not days, perhaps
[00:25:33] even years to talk about everything in regards to our beloved
[00:25:37] murder say. Unfortunately, our time for our segment has ended to
[00:25:41] thank you very much for joining us here in our studio, Mr. Nasir, Abu Sharif Palestinian
[00:25:45] Islamic Shihad, the movement representative in Iran, a pleasure have you with us
[00:25:48] sir.
[00:25:52] Well viewers, thank you very much for joining us during this special segment. We're going to bring back
[00:25:56] more coverage on this event tomorrow, so please stay tuned. But for now,
[00:25:59] goodbye.