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[00:00:11] مامانم of میگه اسمش همیشه خلیج فارس
[00:00:14] بوده. ما بچه های خلیج
[00:00:17] فارسیم.
[00:00:19] of اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا نیست.
[00:00:21] هویتمونه. جاییه که
[00:00:25] کنارش بازی می
[00:00:27] of کنیم. روزیمونو
[00:00:31] ازش می گیریم. باهاش
[00:00:35] شادی می کنیم و با صداش آروم
[00:00:38] of میشیم. جاییه که اجازه
[00:00:41] نزدیک شدن دشمنامونو بهش
[00:00:44] نمیدیم. و
[00:00:46] of تا همیشه ازش محافظت می کنیم. خلیج
[00:00:50] of فارس ما انگار یه کتاب تاریخه. هر
[00:00:54] کدوم از موجاش قصه های قدیمی سرزمینمونو
[00:00:57] تو دلش داره.
[00:01:01] خلیج فارس برای همه ما
[00:01:04] of
[00:01:06] a ایرانیاست.
[00:01:11] of of
[00:01:22] of in of
[00:01:29] of of
[00:01:49] of
[00:01:57] of
[00:02:03] of
[00:02:04] of
[00:02:07] of
[00:02:14] of three years after Alxa flood operation on October
[00:02:18] 7, 2023, the question is no
[00:02:20] of longer simply what happened that morning.
[00:02:22] of The harder
[00:02:22] of question is why it happened, and whether the Palestinian resistance had reached
[00:02:26] a point where doing nothing had become the greater gamble. For
[00:02:30] decades, Gaza lived under blockade. The West Bank
[00:02:33] of watched
[00:02:33] of its land disappear beneath expanding settlements. Al-Quds
[00:02:37] and Al-Aqsa remained at the center
[00:02:40] of of
[00:02:40] of recurring
[00:02:41] of confrontation. Palestinian prisoners filled Israeli entity
[00:02:45] jails while successive rounds of
[00:02:47] of war produced devastation without resolving the underlying
[00:02:50] conflict.
[00:02:51] of Then came October 7. To both its supporters and critiques,
[00:02:55] it
[00:02:55] of was of a
[00:02:56] of
[00:02:56] of calculated strategic shock, moment in which the Palestinian resistance.
[00:03:00] shattered the image of an Israeli entity protected by walls,
[00:03:03] surveillance, technology
[00:03:05] of and military superiority, and there is where the real argument
[00:03:09] begins: was al-aqsa flood an initiative or a
[00:03:12] gamble? an initiative is actually build on
[00:03:15] calculations, the capabilities
[00:03:16] of the enemy, the possible responses, the risks and the
[00:03:20] objectives.
[00:03:21] of a gamble by contrast enters the unknown, accepting consequences that
[00:03:25] may become impossible to control. three years
[00:03:28] of after october
[00:03:29] of 7. has paid an unimaginable price, a
[00:03:33] full on unimaginable price, a full on genocide by zinus
[00:03:37] Israel, its cities have
[00:03:38] of been thousands of Palestinians have been displaced,
[00:03:42] of the West Bank has faced intensified settlement expansion and military
[00:03:46] pressure, while Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Yemen, and other
[00:03:49] regional actors have all
[00:03:52] of experienced consequences connected directly or indirectly to
[00:03:55] the windening confrontation with Zinus
[00:03:57] a Israel and its patron, the United States. of America.
[00:04:01] However, there is another side to the
[00:04:04] letter. Alexaflood operation also exposed vulnerabilities that
[00:04:08] Zinus Israel had spent decades presenting as impossible to
[00:04:12] penetrate. It shattered the
[00:04:14] of mythology of absolute security and demonstrated that overwhelming military
[00:04:17] power does not necessarily eliminate the possibility of
[00:04:21] strategic surprise. You see, it completely
[00:04:24] exposed the hypocrisy
[00:04:26] of the so-called most moral army in the world. Designed.
[00:04:30] army that is
[00:04:31] of still committing genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing in Lebanon,
[00:04:34] which gets us back to square one as
[00:04:36] to why the alaxa flood operation was actually
[00:04:39] of necessity of rather of than an adventure. So to those who st
[00:04:43] question, it's
[00:04:44] of asking and telling us that the Palestinian resistance open any
[00:04:47] in chapter in the struggle or unleash forces
[00:04:49] of those consequences exceeded even its own
[00:04:51] calculations. Well, three years
[00:04:55] on, history has not finished writing the
[00:04:58] of answer, but it has exposed. the genocidal nature of zionist
[00:05:01] Israel to the entire
[00:05:04] of world. welcome to the med
[00:05:05] stream,
[00:05:11] the years. After the alaxa flood, we look back a period that
[00:05:15] transformed Gaza, Palestine and the wider region from the
[00:05:19] shock of October 7 and Zinus Israel genocidal war on
[00:05:22] Gaza, to the ethnic cleansing in Lebanon and escalation in
[00:05:26] Syria, Iran and Yemen. Joining us from Beirot is Mr.
[00:05:29] Hasan Ataya, representative the Palestinian Islamic jihad in
[00:05:33] Lebanon for conversation about the decisions, the
[00:05:36] sacrifices, the losses and strategic consequences
[00:05:40] these three extraordinary. years, thank you very much for being with
[00:05:44] us, Mr. Assan on this day, as you know, three years ago the
[00:05:47] Palestinian resistance launched an operation that shattered really
[00:05:51] Zionist Israel's illusion of security and
[00:05:54] invincibility, and but it triggered with it a
[00:05:58] genocidal war against our brothers and sisters in Gaza and
[00:06:02] destruction the West Bank and elsewhere. Now
[00:06:05] consequences have uh been going all
[00:06:09] throughout the region, not only just uh...
[00:06:12] inside of Gaza, looking back today, how do you
[00:06:16] assess the operation of flood and what did the
[00:06:20] resistance believe it could actually achieve
[00:06:23] by
[00:06:24] it?
[00:06:28] first,
[00:06:29] it is important emphasize that operational flood was not something that emerged
[00:06:33] a vacuum or happened overnight, it was not simply the result of an isolated
[00:06:37] decision by the resistance to take action beyond what might be considered
[00:06:40] reasonable, rather it was culmination of years of continuous
[00:06:44] Israeli entity aggression, the siege imposed on Gaza, the killing and
[00:06:48] destruction, the targeting and demolition of residential buildings and the
[00:06:52] repeated wars waged against Gaza. It was also the result of ongoing
[00:06:56] attacks by Israeli entity settlers in the west bank, the constant
[00:06:59] incursions into al-Aqsa Mosk, attacks on Palestinian neighborhoods
[00:07:03] and continued attempts to judaize al-Quds, al-Aqsa Mosque and what
[00:07:07] remains of occupied Palestine. All these developments ultimately led
[00:07:11] to powerful response. by the Palestinian resistance, carried out by
[00:07:14] several resistance factions under the leadership the Al-Qassam brigades.
[00:07:18] When the operation was launched, it was embraced by all Palestinian
[00:07:22] factions, and the Palestinian people in Gaza joined and participated in
[00:07:25] confronting the Israeli enemy, which had persisted in its killing and destruction in
[00:07:29] Gaza. As for evaluating the operation itself, I believe any final
[00:07:33] assessment can only be made after the battle and the war have ended, the battle
[00:07:37] is still ongoing and we cannot yet produce definitive public assessments or
[00:07:41] conduct a comprehensive. accurate evaluation of what has taken place.
[00:07:45] We are still at the heart the battle, the killing continues, the genocidal war
[00:07:49] continues, and the attacks across the region are still ongoing.
[00:07:52] Therefore, we must maintain a high level of awareness and recognize that
[00:07:56] any interim assessment of what has happened is the responsibility the resistance
[00:08:00] leadership. It is up to them to study
[00:08:02] the developments, draw lessons from what occurred, and take the appropriate measures and
[00:08:06] steps needed to continue confronting and resisting the enemy. As for the final
[00:08:10] assessment, that will come only. after this battle has ended, god
[00:08:14] willing, and we believe that despite the difficult circumstances
[00:08:17] ahead, the signs of victory are becoming increasingly
[00:08:20] clear, well,
[00:08:24] mr. gaza has indeed endured discussion, destruction
[00:08:27] and anniholation, if I will, a scale
[00:08:31] that the world has been shocked by, we have
[00:08:34] international bodies, international legal institution, humanitarian institutions,
[00:08:38] going as far as calling it officially a genocide, what's going on?
[00:08:42] in Gaza because of what Zinos Israel conducted against the
[00:08:46] civilians and the civilian infrastructure in the strip, what do you
[00:08:50] believe zionist Israel wanted by destroying Gaza in
[00:08:54] specific, and why has it failed to end the Palestinian
[00:08:57] resistance despite the vast amount of
[00:09:01] destruction that it implemented against the Gaza
[00:09:05] strip?
[00:09:11] the Israely entity made it clear. through its response to the operation that it was carrying out a large-scale
[00:09:15] criminal campaign, systematically targeting civilians and civilian
[00:09:19] institutions, including educational and religious institutions in Gaza.
[00:09:23] It committed horrific massacres, brutal massacers in every sense the
[00:09:26] word. Perhaps the Israeli entity wanted to break the Arab and Islamic consciousness
[00:09:30] across the region as well as the Palestinian consciousness, sending the message
[00:09:34] that anyone who dares to confront this enemy will face the same fate,
[00:09:38] destruction and anniholation, without anyone in the world being able to save
[00:09:42] them. or stop the devastation. The second part of this strategy
[00:09:46] also became evident. The world largely watched what was happening, although
[00:09:50] some countries and people around the world rejected the genocide, and although many
[00:09:53] express sympathy with the Palestinian people being killed before the eyes the world, they
[00:09:57] were unable to stop this genocidal war any meaningful way. Even
[00:10:01] now, despite the seasfire agreement and the understandings that were reached, the
[00:10:05] Israeli entity continues to carry out assassinations, killings and
[00:10:08] attacks. From the very beginning the aggression, the Israeli entity open.
[00:10:12] declared that it wanted to eliminate the resistance, reoccupy Gaza
[00:10:16] militarily and displace the Palestinian people from their land. The
[00:10:19] United States openly stated its behalf that it wanted to displace Palestinians from
[00:10:23] the west bank into Jordan.
[00:10:25] and from Gaza into Egypt. This was met with extremely negative reactions
[00:10:29] around the world, particularly from the two countries targeted by these displacement
[00:10:33] plans. The Palestinian people, through the steadfastness their sons
[00:10:37] and daughters and their determination to remain on their land, also thwarted these
[00:10:41] plans. Despite the siege, starvation, the war aimed at breaking
[00:10:44] their will, and the ongoing aggression and attacks, the Palestinian people in
[00:10:48] Gaza remain steadfast. They continue to make sacrifices and
[00:10:52] endure these conditions. The resistance of this people comes from within the
[00:10:56] people themselves, their own sons are the ones fighting, their own sons are the
[00:11:00] ones standing against the enemy. therefore, perhaps the
[00:11:03] Israeli entity succeeded in militarily occupying a large part of
[00:11:07] Gaza, but it failed to achieve its objective of eliminating the
[00:11:10] resistance. the resistance remains present, remains active, and
[00:11:14] remains beyond the ability of this occupation to defeat. if the Israeli
[00:11:18] entity had truly succeeded in eliminating the resistance, it would not have
[00:11:22] negotiated with its leadership to recover its prisoners. and reach an agreement for
[00:11:26] seisfire that it could then use to its advantage. As everyone
[00:11:29] knows, this enemy has record of withdrawing from agreements and breaking its
[00:11:33] commitments and treaties. We are therefore now facing an ongoing aggression
[00:11:37] whose objective is to displace the remaining Palestinian population through pressure and
[00:11:41] siege, an attempt to force them into displacement, after the Israeli
[00:11:45] entity failed to carry out a mass displacement the population. And there are
[00:11:48] clearly future projects and plans involving Trump and Netanyahu who
[00:11:52] have ambitions for Gaza.
[00:12:02] we have to be a bit realistic here, because the past three years have been
[00:12:06] extraordinary pricey on the wider resistance
[00:12:10] axes in the region, we have seen the assassinations and killings of
[00:12:14] military leaders and political leaders all across both the palestinian,
[00:12:17] lebanese and other Iranian as well and
[00:12:21] other access of resistance leaders in the region.
[00:12:25] in Iraq for example as well, how has the loss these figures
[00:12:29] really affected the strategic thinking the
[00:12:32] resistance and were they able to rise above what
[00:12:36] happened? براي
[00:12:37] الاستهداف المتعدd in my
[00:12:41] view, the multiple targeting operations, particularly the targeting of
[00:12:45] prominent resistance leaders at the very top the leadership the resistance factions
[00:12:48] across the region must be understood in the broader context of this
[00:12:52] war. we know that the Islamic resistance in Lebanon... immediately took the
[00:12:55] initiative, beginning on the second day to support Gaza in the face of this
[00:12:59] aggression and the battle of alaksa flood. this aggression against Gaza and the battle of
[00:13:03] al-Aqsa flood helped bring the concept the unity the fronts into
[00:13:07] practice, a principle that the resistance access as a whole had been
[00:13:10] advocating. this was manifested across several areas, including
[00:13:14] Yemen, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, and Syria. What
[00:13:17] happened, even though it took a different form in Syria, including the targeting
[00:13:21] the resistance and the losses it suffered, must be understood within the context. of a
[00:13:25] comprehensive war, a war of aggression and an existential war being waged
[00:13:29] by the occupying entity and its supporters across the region. In my view,
[00:13:33] despite the enormous and heavy price paid, it did not break the
[00:13:36] resistance. Yes, there were significant losses. We deeply morn
[00:13:40] these great and important leaders, as well as the resistance fighters who were
[00:13:43] murdered and who stood at the forefront the resistance on the various
[00:13:47] fronts and in the most advanced positions. The targeting and martterdom of
[00:13:51] civilians, including children and women, is also a profound source of pain.
[00:13:55] yet, at the same time, we believe that those who are targeted and martered received
[00:13:59] the highest honor they could have wished for, the honor of marterdom. The marterium
[00:14:03] these leaders also strengthens the determination of those who remain in the
[00:14:07] resistance to move forward, develop their capabilities, and continue this
[00:14:10] path. It also allows the resistance to assess the initial outcomes of a
[00:14:14] battle that is still ongoing and to take advantage the opportunities created by
[00:14:18] these attacks, turning the targeting itself into opportunities. The
[00:14:22] resistance has demonstrated remarkable ability in confronting. the enemy,
[00:14:25] particularly on the battlefield, but also in the political and media
[00:14:29] arenas. if we compare where Hazbullah stood when said Abbaswi
[00:14:33] was murdered, with where it stood after Sayid
[00:14:36] Hasan Nasaralah was murdered, the difference is striking. when Sayid Abbaswi was
[00:14:39] murdered, was a very different stage in terms of its ability to confront
[00:14:43] the occupation and its own internal capabilities, but when Sayid
[00:14:47] Hasan Nasaralah was murdered, look at how far the resistance had advanced.
[00:14:51] There is an important statement that Sayid Hasan Nasar Allah himself recalled during the
[00:14:55] commemoration the murderdom of Dr. Fatih he quoted the
[00:14:59] principle that movement to secretary general is martered can never be
[00:15:02] broken. Therefore, the marturdom of Sayid Hasan Nasaralah
[00:15:05] today may also herald a qualitative development within
[00:15:08] Hazbullah that will surprise the enemy in the future. When Sayid
[00:15:12] Hasan Nasar Allah attended the funeral the murder Dr. Fatih in
[00:15:16] Damascus, he recalled the words attributed to Dr. Shiqaqi
[00:15:20] following the murderdom of Sayid Abbaswi, movement whose secretary general
[00:15:24] is murdered can never. be broken, we can see this through historical
[00:15:28] Dr. was examples: targeted
[00:15:29] when
[00:15:31] and assassinated, where
[00:15:32] were the military
[00:15:33] capabilities of Islamic jihad at the time, and where did they eventually reach after all these
[00:15:37] years? how many wars did they fight, sometimes independently and more
[00:15:41] than once against the occupation? where do they stand today? and look at
[00:15:45] Iran, when the leader, marter Sayid Ali Khamenei was
[00:15:48] targeted, where was Iran then, and where is it today? The
[00:15:52] war is still ongoing, yet Iran has emerged as major power confronting the
[00:15:56] greatest military power in the world, the United States. Before this
[00:16:00] war, the United States had enjoyed unrivaled dominance and was widely
[00:16:03] regarded as the world's soul superpower. It also confronted the greatest.
[00:16:07] military power in the region, the Israeli entity. The United States and
[00:16:11] the Israeli entity attacked the Islamic Republic of Iran, but they failed to break
[00:16:15] the will the Iranian people or bring down the Islamic Republic.
[00:16:19] Iran today is therefore a major power confronting the greatest military power in the
[00:16:23] world. The outcome of this war will change the global balance, and that
[00:16:27] is precisely what frightens both the United States and the Israeli entity.
[00:16:31] If we look at the same pattern, we can consider our brothers in
[00:16:34] Hamas. was Hamas
[00:16:38] then
[00:16:39] and where did it reach after the martidom of its political bureau chief, the great leader
[00:16:42] Ismail Hanni? Where will Hamas be in the future? All these
[00:16:46] historical precedents suggest that the future the resistance factions and the future
[00:16:50] of this resistance alliance will undoubtedly be different from
[00:16:53] what it is today. The Resistance and its leadership draw lessons from their
[00:16:57] experiences, assess the outcomes of battles and developments on the
[00:17:00] ground, and continually take the appropriate measures. They also
[00:17:04] make use their capabilities while closely studying the capabilities the...
[00:17:08] israeli entity,
[00:17:09] the United States and the intelligence services around the world that serve them. Perhaps they
[00:17:13] have succeeded in carrying out a strike here or there, or achieving a particular
[00:17:16] objective at one point or another, but
[00:17:18] the strategic objective remains far from being achieved. They have not been able to
[00:17:22] break the resistance or eliminated. That remains nothing more than a dream the
[00:17:26] aging Israeli entity and its
[00:17:28] administration.
[00:17:33] Well, you mentioned something very important.
[00:17:37] eventually attacked by the United States of America and designist
[00:17:41] enemy as well, while Yemen also became another major battle
[00:17:45] front in this war and west Asia through the
[00:17:49] attacks and the pressure, the attacks on Yemen and the
[00:17:53] counterattacks by Yemen on Saudi Arabia and
[00:17:55] the bottleeneck the choke point of Babel Mandab
[00:17:59] as well. Can you explain to our viewer, especially those in
[00:18:03] in the west who really don't understand how things are going at the...
[00:18:07] moment, how this war demonstrates the existence
[00:18:11] of genuinely interconnected regional
[00:18:15] resistance front, or does it rather expose the limits
[00:18:19] of that concept of a united fronts of
[00:18:22] resistance?
[00:18:26] as i mentioned, the battle of flood embodied the unity the fronts or
[00:18:30] known arenas. what is as the unity the the concept the unity the
[00:18:33] arenas was originally introduced by the Islamic shihad movement and
[00:18:37] also used as the name of one of its battles against the Israeli entity. the idea
[00:18:41] was to establish the unity the palestinian arenas of confrontation. any
[00:18:45] attack on the west bank is considered attack on the entire Palestinian
[00:18:49] people. likewise, any attack on Gaza or on Palestinians anywhere they
[00:18:53] are located, is considered attack on the Palestinian people and the
[00:18:56] Palestinian resistance. accordingly, the Palestinian resistance forces
[00:19:00] should come together and confront such aggression collectively. this
[00:19:04] approach then developed further into the concept the unity the front. within the
[00:19:08] resistance and across the broader resistance alliance. As I mentioned, the
[00:19:11] Islamic Resistance in Lebanon took the initiative immediately and made significant
[00:19:15] sacrifices in the context of this battle to support Gaza. Yemen
[00:19:19] provided innovative model of support and confrontation. It employed a weapon
[00:19:23] that it had not previously used in the war waged against it, the maritime front in the
[00:19:27] Red Sea. It prevented ships belonging to the Israeli entity, or ships
[00:19:31] heading toward ports and occupied Palestine from passing through the Red Sea.
[00:19:35] As result, Yemen was able to exert significant economic pressure and
[00:19:39] obstruct the Israeli entities maritime access. It even went further when it
[00:19:42] declared that as long as Gaza was being prevented from receiving aid, Yemen would
[00:19:46] prevent goods from reaching the Israeli entity. Yemen therefore also played in as
[00:19:50] did the other resistance factions. Iran, as did the other resistance
[00:19:54] factions. Iran was consistently present as well. It provided extensive
[00:19:58] support on the military, political, media and logistical levels, as well as
[00:20:02] in terms of expertise and capabilities. More than one joint
[00:20:05] operations room was established at the beginning. the battle of alexa flood,
[00:20:09] military coordination mechanisms were established along with security,
[00:20:12] political and media coordination rooms. At the beginning the battle, the performance
[00:20:16] the resistance axis and this broader resistance alliance evolved
[00:20:19] significantly. Its major leadership figures had been meeting from time to
[00:20:23] time, but before a flood, they had not yet reached the point of
[00:20:27] developing a comprehensive, unified plan for major
[00:20:30] confrontation. The concept of this access and this resistance front
[00:20:34] was still taking shape. Then al-aqsa flood came and moved all into
[00:20:38] an operational phase. There were now practical meetings between the leaderships the
[00:20:41] Resistance Axis, with extensive coordination at every level. This
[00:20:45] coordination allowed the Palestinian resistance to lead the battle inside Palestine through a
[00:20:49] unified. military effort on the ground. Other resistance factions also
[00:20:53] participated. More than 80 fighters from the Islamic Shihad Movement's Quds brigades were
[00:20:57] murdered on the Lebanese Front alongside our brothers in Hazbullah,
[00:21:00] confronting the ongoing aggression by the Israeli entity. There were also murders from
[00:21:04] Yemen, Iraq and Iran. The Israeli entity went even further and
[00:21:08] launched an aggressive war against Iran, seeking to eliminate its presence because
[00:21:12] Iran is regarded as the central backbone of this resistance axis. In this
[00:21:16] context, the United States also played a major role in removing.
[00:21:20] geographically from the resistance axis and allowing the Israeli entity to advance
[00:21:24] further with its occupations and to destroy Syria's scientific and military
[00:21:27] capabilities. This was part of attempt to fragment and divide the
[00:21:31] strategically important geography in the confrontation with the occupation,
[00:21:34] particularly because Syria is one the states on the frontline surrounding occupied
[00:21:38] Palestine that has not signed an agreement with the Israeli
[00:21:41] entity.
[00:21:45] So far, seems things are changing at the moment, but there's
[00:21:49] a... time to discuss that, but I want to discuss with you one
[00:21:52] final thought about the board of peace that we said we were going to touch upon, because
[00:21:56] Donald Trump proposed the board of peace, but it seems like it's a border plan for
[00:22:00] Gaza to become a real estate for Donald Trump and his family and possibly
[00:22:04] Netanyahu and his family, which has raised really questions about the
[00:22:07] determination of what happens to the self determination the people and the territory
[00:22:11] of Gaza, does the resistance see the proposals as a genuine attempt to
[00:22:15] end the war on Gaza, and if
[00:22:18] not what is
[00:22:50] wants to completely eliminate the resistance, while the United States and Trump in
[00:22:54] particular, wants to turn Gaza into economic project from which he can
[00:22:57] personally benefit. Trump secured a UN decision allowing him to become the
[00:23:01] head and supervisor of this body, making him the chairman the board of
[00:23:04] peace. Through this he wants to control the funds that will come into Gaza
[00:23:08] as aid and use them to advance his own projects. He wants to transform
[00:23:12] Gaza into economic project that he can personally profit from. That is why
[00:23:16] even after his second presidential term and after he leaves the president the
[00:23:20] United States, he would remain the head of this board by virtue the UN decision
[00:23:24] he secured. Therefore, the future of this committee is not in Gaza's
[00:23:28] interest. This board serves the interests the United States and the Israeli
[00:23:31] entity. It will therefore not be able to save Gaza in the way the people of
[00:23:35] Gaza hope. We want the Palestinian people in Gaza themselves to
[00:23:39] be the ones making
[00:23:40] the decisions, not outside powers coming in as guardians to administer
[00:23:44] Gaza from outside Gaza. For this reason, we do not see any real
[00:23:47] prospect for this board to succeed or to... use a future that serves the Palestinian
[00:23:51] cause and the people of Gaza. The board of peace is managed and overseen
[00:23:55] by the United States under Trump's leadership, while Netanyahu seeks to use it
[00:23:59] to serve his own interests and does not honor or implement the agreements associated
[00:24:03] with the board of peace.
[00:24:06] نتنياهو يستخدمها لمصلحته ولم
[00:24:10] ينفذ اي اتفاق متعلق بلجنه
[00:24:12] السلام. the upcoming
[00:24:15] possibly months will show whether this board of peace is actually serious one or
[00:24:19] not. already know it's not, but the international
[00:24:23] world or the international community needs to understand that this will not work as long
[00:24:27] as the palestinian people do not have self-determination. i want thank you very much mr
[00:24:30] sany representative the islamic jihad palestinin faction
[00:24:34] right here in lebanon for giving us your the entire world not the region as we
[00:24:38] know
[00:24:38] it the entire world not the region as we know it ladies and gents thank you for watching
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[00:24:46] from the region of west Asia right here on press tv is the midi stream
[00:24:49] salam alaikum
[00:25:24] At the cradle of western civilization, us secretary of state
[00:25:28] Marco Rubio tells a familiar story: Persians as
[00:25:32] villains, Athenians as heroes, but is that
[00:25:36] history or just Washington's preferred
[00:25:38] vision? Persians plundered the temples,
[00:25:42] they burned the shrines, they raised the acropolis to the ground. Case
[00:25:46] closed, not so fast, history has habit of talk.
[00:25:52] back, Alexander, he had great respect for the Persian culture, a
[00:25:56] little inconvenient for narrative that reduces Persia to an army
[00:26:00] of Barbarians and all sc winning filmmaker Oliver Stone
[00:26:04] has message for those lecturing the world its past. I think
[00:26:08] westerners don't understand completely the history of Iran
[00:26:11] and Persia. I would suggest this book
[00:26:14] is is a great place to
[00:26:15] start.
[00:26:21] Washington may think it can dictate the narrative, but history has
[00:26:24] outlasted empires before, and it has a warning for those who think
[00:26:28] they can rewrite it. You cannot change history, you'll be defeated.
[00:26:32] by the forces of history, which are inevitable, and Americans seem to
[00:26:36] believe that they can change that. this is insanity, this is the
[00:26:40] defeats us every
[00:26:41] time,
[00:27:00] the assembly will hear. addressed by his excellency
[00:27:04] Benjamin Netanyahu, prime minister the state of
[00:27:08] Israel, I request call
[00:27:12] to escort his excellency and invite him to
[00:27:15] address the
[00:27:16] assembly.
[00:28:26] Order in the hall
[00:28:27] please,
[00:28:30] ordering the hall please.
[00:28:34] I request an order in the hall
[00:28:36] please,
[00:28:41] I request them all in the hall
[00:28:43] please.
[00:30:12] Headlines on Press TV: IRGC Navy says it is hit
[00:30:16] a third super tanker in two days violating maritime
[00:30:19] security arrangement while trying to cross the straight of
[00:30:22] hornos. In all
[00:30:26] prices standing at two weeks high. Saudi officials won the
[00:30:29] pressure on the energy chain will. please until the hot most
[00:30:33] race is
[00:30:34] reopened and
[00:30:38] the teenage boy is arrested in France after shooting staff members
[00:30:41] themselves school. police say the incident is not linked
[00:30:45] to the student protest across the
[00:30:47] country.
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