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[00:21:35] Ladies and gentlemen, that was live from the Iranian foreign ministry in the capital,
[00:21:39] Tehran, the foreign ministry spokesman was holding his weekly press
[00:21:43] briefing, let's quickly uh go over what was just
[00:21:46] mentioned in this uh press hearing.
[00:21:50] Mr. Bai stated that Iran has conveyed its demands to the
[00:21:54] US through its mediators, um, he also slamed the
[00:21:58] continued Israeli aggression against Gaza and called for action
[00:22:02] against the normalization of Israeli atrocities in
[00:22:06] Gaza,
[00:22:07] a question directed at the foreign ministry spokesman
[00:22:11] regarding allegations of anti-semitism
[00:22:15] uh directed at Iran. Mr. Bai said anti-semitism
[00:22:19] is a European. phenomena and that Iranians are among the
[00:22:22] kindest to the Jewish people. He also added the
[00:22:26] Tehran will not tolerate the use of neighboring countries
[00:22:29] territories any aggression against Iran, adding
[00:22:33] that the US and Israel are the source of insecurity in the straight of
[00:22:37] hormos. He added any aggression against Iran will be met
[00:22:41] with a strong response
[00:22:42] and in his closing statements uh stated that the US is
[00:22:46] not committed to diplomacy. That's what the latest.
[00:22:50] uh from live from the Iranian capital Tehran, the Iranian foreign ministry
[00:22:54] spokesman Ismi with his weekly press briefing. Thanks
[00:22:58] for staying with us here on Press TV. We're going to return to the normal course of
[00:23:01] programming uh here on Press TV. Thanks for
[00:23:03] watching.
[00:23:32] In a saga of resilience against overwhelming odds,
[00:23:36] delve into the gripping struggle the Yemani forces as they
[00:23:40] confront the largest naval coalition in
[00:23:42] history.
[00:23:48] This powerful documentary high... lights their unwavering commitment to
[00:23:51] justice in the face of adversity, revealing the human
[00:23:55] spirit's triumph over
[00:23:57] darkness.
[00:24:52] وحنرجع نعمر حنرجع نبني لو عملنا
[00:24:56] خيمه حنقعد فيها
[00:24:57] نرجع.
[00:25:50] as result of his war in Yemen. I know
[00:25:52] that the answer to this question is neither easy nor straightforward,
[00:25:56] because the Saudi regime is not easy to overthrow for
[00:26:00] several reasons. them is that it has eliminated
[00:26:04] any political or social structure that could pose a
[00:26:08] thread, even a potential one. over the years, this
[00:26:11] policy has been pursued by every
[00:26:14] al saud monarch, from abdul aziz al-saud to the present
[00:26:18] day. any arrival to the saudi royal family was
[00:26:21] eliminated, whether through military defeats and battles in the early
[00:26:25] 20th century, or after the establishment the kingdom
[00:26:29] of Saudi Arabia, when most the forces that could...
[00:27:21] one of those core principles is the prohibition of rising up against the
[00:27:24] ruler, even if he is unjust. thirdly, as we
[00:27:28] mentioned in the previous episode, this regime has exploited.
[00:27:32] Mecca and Medina, home to the two holy masks and the
[00:27:36] holiest sites in Islam. In the case of Mecca, the
[00:27:40] holiest place for Muslims worldwide, the Saudi regime has
[00:27:43] used these sacred sites to establish religious
[00:27:46] legitimacy that prevents any descent. This regime
[00:27:50] has also spent decades working to destroy all
[00:27:53] transnational Arab and Islamic movements and currents, as
[00:27:57] well as any movements that could unite Arabs or Muslims, because it
[00:28:01] considers them.
[00:28:03] a threat, that is why it opposed arab nationalism,
[00:28:07] arab nationalism, was leading the arab nationalist
[00:28:11] movement, it also fought political islam, the
[00:28:15] regime completely monopolized islam and the right to declare
[00:28:18] jihad. for example, we saw how the saudi regime
[00:28:22] managed to mobilize muslims and arabs to participate in the
[00:28:25] so-called afgan jihad in the 1980s under the
[00:28:29] banner the united states against the soviet. occupation of
[00:28:33] Afghanistan. We also saw this regime sent terrorists to
[00:28:37] Iraq to destroy the country and its social fabric following
[00:28:41] the US invasion in 2003. This was
[00:28:45] despite the fact that the very existence of this regime, I'm referring
[00:28:49] to the Saudi regime, was one the foundations upon which the United
[00:28:53] States relied in destroying Iraq, subsequently
[00:28:56] beseeging it and continuing to devastate the country until the
[00:29:00] 2003 invasion. Later we also saw the
[00:29:04] Saudi regime mobilize fighters to wage war on Syria an
[00:29:08] effort to overthrow the government on Syria an effort to overthrow the government
[00:29:12] of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
[00:29:16] Here, let us Qatar's former prime minister and foreign minister
[00:29:20] said in his famous interview with Amari on the
[00:29:23] blackbox program. He revealed how Saudi
[00:29:27] king Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz summoned him and told him
[00:29:31] you qatari's. take the lead and we will support you
[00:29:35] behind the scenes, with what? he asked? by working
[00:29:39] to overthrow basar's government. hamad bin
[00:29:42] jasim also revealed how later when bandar bin
[00:29:46] sultan took charge the Syrian file, he demanded that the
[00:29:50] countries allied against Basarsad's government
[00:29:53] contribute $2 billion dollars to finance the operation to
[00:29:57] overthrow it. these are examples of how this regime has
[00:30:01] opposed any.
[00:30:02] It fought Arab nationalism and it was movement for
[00:30:06] liberation and independence,
[00:30:09] particularly during the era of Kamal Abdul. Later, it
[00:30:13] monopolized the ability to mobilize the Arab masses for armed
[00:30:17] struggle, whether in Afghanistan, Iraq or more recently in
[00:30:21] Syria. This policy implemented over
[00:30:24] decades has led to the elimination of every rival,
[00:30:28] including those who could have posed the threat to the regime's existence in the...
[00:30:33] As result of this policy, we can say that one the factors contributing to
[00:30:37] the regime stability is that there is currently no erab
[00:30:41] power capable of challenging it or attempting to overthrow
[00:30:45] it. Moreover, no power is...