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00:00:00"you have to be very, very rich. you can also
00:00:03compare that to African countries that have huge
00:00:06hurriable land that allow them to be able to
00:00:09farm, but most African
00:00:12countries still import over 70% of the food
00:00:16they consume.
00:00:23helium. 20% of the helium of
00:00:26well, this is one of the good restaurants in Tehran and I have come. to
00:00:30try very famous Iranian dish known as conme sapsi
00:00:34kelmannu,
00:00:36our brothers in this is considered by Iranian as the king of
00:00:39food. one thing Iran has taught us from the
00:00:43very first moment that have been covering sanctions around the world and
00:00:46especially in Iran, whether it is from their military
00:00:49doctrine to their technology when it comes to medicine
00:00:53or the ability to be able to produce your own food is that when
00:00:57a nation takes decision. that it
00:01:00can do it, it will find ways, whether you're
00:01:04sanctioned by everybody in the world or your sanction by the United
00:01:08State,
00:01:15very delicious.
00:01:31Iran, will this affect a
00:01:42Welcome to the Israel watch. The situation with Iran continues
00:01:46day for this to dominate Israeli media with varying perspectives being
00:01:50presented as to how that the situation may
00:01:53unfold. Also on the agenda was the Lebanese Front and warnings
00:01:57of an Israeli brain drain we will discuss.
00:02:15leaders in the Mossad. It's the responsibility of
00:02:30The military attacks are not a good option. We see that he does not hesitate to do it, even though
00:02:34he has plans from here and the new announcement that they planned for him in the professional
00:02:37circles, but also the diplomatic story, I think that's what you mean, the diplomatic story
00:02:40is also not very attractive, because what we see here is an agreement
00:02:44in which the Iranians and the Omanis will have some ability to control the Strait of
00:02:48Hormuz. Now, even if they find alternatives for oil and even if they find alternatives
00:02:51for liquefied natural gas, which are things that will take between
00:02:54and the propaganda in months and many years, still other things pass through the Strait of Hormuz,
00:02:57for example, all of America's allies,
00:02:59and lies. As for this victory, their food.
00:03:00the victory is
00:03:30to keep Hormuz Strait
00:03:32open needs a full scale world around a
00:03:36front of 200 kilometers
00:03:39from in Oman until Sulaimaniah in
00:03:42Iraq. So that needs a lot of
00:03:45the planning of forces, uh, in addition to the fleet in the
00:03:49Indian Ocean and the Sea of Oman and the Sea of
00:03:52Aden and the other
00:03:56US bases in the region. It also needs a uh
00:04:00infantry and that may attack ground
00:04:03attacks. So it's a big business.
00:04:07Now, the United States is not ready to
00:04:10afford such business and
00:04:15future in in working in to and afford such casualties that may may be
00:04:19resulted during this confrontation.
00:04:23So, and if he wants to go to
00:04:26settlement, that means he wants to give and
00:04:30its legal or legitimate rights
00:04:33in
00:04:36the the the Strait of Hormuz and its sovereignty
00:04:39and over all its lands. So he has
00:04:43two options, and now he
00:04:45cannot go in between those options. He
00:04:49is squeezed in between both options. But considering America's
00:04:52allies, they rely on this strait. How will this affect
00:04:55Washington's standing in the eye of its alliance?
00:05:00I mean this uh Washington now is in
00:05:03a awkward
00:05:06position towards its allies. You know that the flow
00:05:09of oil will come in through Hormuz. And the
00:05:13also other things important as the
00:05:16the the oil. We have the urea
00:05:20which is very necessary to
00:05:23agriculture all over the world. 30% of the
00:05:26urea pass through her strait. And we have the
00:05:30helium for all medical instruments. They use
00:05:35the world comes from Strait of Hormuz.
00:05:39So and other merchandise.
00:05:42Well now the gas and the oil are now on
00:05:46the daily basis. They affect all the
00:05:50citizens and all the the it's affecting many
00:05:53dimensions, the agriculture, the oil, everything. Yes, yes,
00:05:57they they affect the economy. Now the rise of the
00:06:00oil price will be accompanied by a rise of all
00:06:04other merchandises as well. Despite what is being
00:06:07said about American weapons shortage, Israeli officials
00:06:11claims that this will not
00:06:22the US shortage that supposedly influenced Trump's decision to cancel
00:06:26the attack on Iran. We are putting things
00:06:29in order. Yesterday, CNN reported that the United States
00:06:32has used almost 80% of its high-altitude
00:06:36territorial defense system. US military officials warn
00:06:39that the Pentagon's ammunition stock is at a dangerously
00:06:42low level, according to several informed sources
00:06:45who spoke with CNN.
00:06:49Meanwhile, Reuters news agency reports that the United States has used
00:06:53almost all of its long-range precision missiles
00:06:56during the campaign with Iran, and according to estimates, the US
00:06:59military has also used a significant portion of its Patriot
00:07:03systems and Tomahawk missiles. In addition, US allies
00:07:07in the Gulf have also raised new concerns. They expressed concern
00:07:10about how the shortage of defense systems could harm
00:07:13their ability to repel a possible Iranian response if Trump decides
00:07:17to escalate the confrontation. It should be recalled that some Gulf states rely
00:07:21on US air defense systems. But
00:07:24in Israel, they are reassuring and claim that the current missile stock, both of the US
00:07:28and Israel, does allow for a return to fighting
00:07:32against Iran in the immediate future. An Israeli source told
00:07:35Channel 12 News that the issue of missiles and systems does not pose
00:07:38an obstacle to a return to fighting.
00:07:42Gen. Yes, these informations about American
00:07:45weapons shortage, why are they being leaked now
00:07:48to the media? Yes, this is though the
00:07:52attention of more the all the observers in the world, why
00:07:55at this time the United States media, CNN and
00:07:59WC journal publish about the shortage in
00:08:02weapons mainly in the air defense weapons, Patriot
00:08:06and THAAD and also the
00:08:10cruise missiles Tomahawk.
00:08:13"this means that either there is really a shortage which
00:08:17prevents the United States from launching a war, attack
00:08:20to to Iran. That means that if this
00:08:24offensive lasted lasted a long time, two weeks or one
00:08:27month, the Israel will be uncovered and will be
00:08:31vulnerable to the Iranian
00:08:34ballistic missiles and it will be a catastrophe for Israel,
00:08:38if hundreds of missiles hit targets
00:08:41inside Israel, and also for the air
00:08:44bases as well. Well,
00:08:47but Israel is confident that the lack of missiles will prevent this
00:08:51return of war. How do we see this? I
00:08:54think
00:08:58the war did not take into
00:09:01consideration that the war will last
00:09:04long. If we went back to
00:09:08the first of the world, they were relying
00:09:11about the... killing of the
00:09:14supreme commander and the political
00:09:18and military and
00:09:21security leaders in Iran. And they considered
00:09:24that that will be over and Iran will give
00:09:27in as if it's just a hit. Yes, and given and
00:09:31either as the president said that
00:09:34either they give in and they will be
00:09:38new allies with the United States or or they will do
00:09:41as the uh Venezuelans did. So,
00:09:44but but the surprise was that the
00:09:48Iranian kept the stable and well
00:09:51pr the the command command and control was
00:09:55firm on all over Iran or over the military,
00:09:59security, administrative levels was. There was
00:10:03continuous command and control
00:10:06which
00:10:09put put the United States in a corner that the...
00:10:12expecting uh unlike what happened uh
00:10:16so uh now uh
00:10:19they they consumed lot of uh
00:10:23missiles either uh
00:10:26like effort they didn't calculate and effort that
00:10:29they didn't calculate ahead thinking that it could be quick. They didn't calculate
00:10:33that they didn't have or
00:10:36prepare exit
00:10:37strategy
00:10:41if the offensive lasts longer than expected or
00:10:45planned, what will they do? They didn't have an answer
00:10:49to this. So this is what they this is the
00:10:52gap that they fell in now. So let's take a
00:10:55listen to some of the Israeli social media commentary regarding the
00:10:59news of the dismissal of several Mossad officials over
00:11:03the war with
00:11:03Iran.
00:11:07The failure to overthrow the Iranian regime was not solely the
00:11:11responsibility of the dismissed Mossad officials. Everyone
00:11:14bears responsibility, first and foremost,
00:11:17Netanyahu, Naron Benzri. Those
00:11:21responsible for the failure to overthrow the regime in
00:11:24Iran remained silent because they sold out the Mossad
00:11:27to Netanyahu and lost all
00:11:30credibility. Hadar, Netanyahu
00:11:33has returned to his usual method of dismissing
00:11:37army and Mossad commanders and blaming them for
00:11:40his own failure while he remains in
00:11:42office. General, what's what's your
00:11:46comment on these focuses about the shared
00:11:49responsibility between between the Mossad and Netanyahu
00:11:53that discuss the feed, the downfall plan
00:11:57concerning the Iran regime? Yes, it was declared that
00:12:00the Netanyahu or the Mossad leader fired two
00:12:04responsibles in the Mossad. They working on Iran
00:12:07and in changing the regime, and they
00:12:11made all the plans, although they achieved a progress
00:12:14in killing a lot of leaders
00:12:17and nuclear scientists, but
00:12:21the the main objective that were they achieve
00:12:25was to top off the regime and which did not
00:12:28happen. So they
00:12:31held them responsible to this failure, but actually
00:12:35it's not the respons responsibility of those two
00:12:40the leader of the Mossad and first of all, the
00:12:43responsibility of Netanyahu himself. So he wants to
00:12:46throw this responsibility on the shoulder of the the
00:12:50subordinates. Yeah, but what are the
00:12:53implications of these dismissals?
00:12:55Yes, they will that will shake the security apparatus in
00:12:59all Israel. That means everyone in every
00:13:02everyone responsible, every leader, however high his
00:13:06level, will think about what happened
00:13:09to his colleagues. So they
00:13:12they that will make an embarrassment for them
00:13:16during their tasking their subordinates
00:13:19as well and during the achieving their
00:13:22their goals. So, so... I
00:13:25think
00:13:28the the announcement of this in public also
00:13:32affects the the Israeli people
00:13:34as well and shakes the confidence of the
00:13:37Israeli public with the security services in
00:13:41Israel. Israel must strike a delicate balance in
00:13:45Lebanon between avoiding a full scale war while at the same time the
00:13:48necessity of so-called retaliation against
00:13:51Hezbollah. This according to a former senior Israeli official.
00:14:25because the Israeli interest is to maintain the calm, and apparently
00:14:29the attack needs to be, on the one hand, sharp,
00:14:32severe, but confined to the geographical area
00:14:35of the South. Yes, Giora, and also Hezbollah is following what is happening
00:14:39in the negotiations between Iran and the United States and Oman, and Trump is again threatening
00:14:42the Iranians who are not blinking in the meantime. Where is this heading
00:14:45right now, in your estimation? What is the likely scenario there between Iran and the United States?
00:14:49Giora? So for weeks,
00:14:53I, at least, estimated that the Americans would not... attack, because they
00:14:56are showing all the signs that this
00:14:59is something they do not want to happen.
00:15:02On the other hand, and here my opinion changed, during
00:15:06the last 24 hours, there is a limit
00:15:09to how much Trump can absorb direct personal insults
00:15:12from the Iranians,
00:15:14and therefore, in my opinion, if there is no reasonable
00:15:18agreement of some kind in the very near future, this time I
00:15:22expect an attack within a few days. Meaning, you are saying
00:15:26that there is a possibility of returning to intense fighting against Iran already
00:15:29in the coming days, according to how you describe it. I do not rule it out at all,
00:15:32also because it is difficult to reach an agreement
00:15:36on this issue.
00:16:07cuts to announce cease fire in Lebanon.
00:16:10That was the cease fire ordered by President Trump
00:16:14based on the threat of Iran to
00:16:18close the Strait of Hormuz.
00:16:21So now had Israel responded on what happened
00:16:25in Majdal Zoun when an explosion blew
00:16:28up house and killed two Israel
00:16:32and wounded more than 10.
00:16:35So they they will cause...
00:16:38the full scale war with the in the Lebanese
00:16:41front, that likely will
00:16:44push Iran to intervene in Lebanon. So
00:16:48that will the all the cease fire between the United States and
00:16:52Israel will fall, and Iran will fall and
00:16:55all the negotiations in order to open the Strait of
00:16:59Hormuz or to find a settlement with Iran will also
00:17:02fall. Yes, but
00:17:05returning a full scale war with
00:17:09returning of a full scale also on the Lebanese front? Yes,
00:17:13I think there is an association
00:17:16between the two tracks, between the war between
00:17:19Lebanon and Israel and Iran and United States
00:17:23as well. Israeli commentators claimed that
00:17:26Hezbollah killed two Israeli soldiers to sabotage the
00:17:30so-called Lebanese Israeli talks in Rome, this despite the
00:17:33fact that Israeli troops continue to occupy Lebanese territory.
00:17:38a very silent and very fictitious one, because Hezbollah, like Hezbollah,
00:17:42tries to find and has tried to find every loophole
00:17:45to strengthen itself and to enable the ceasefire. We don't
00:17:48know the details of the incident yet, but it's clear that there's a very serious violation of
00:17:52the ceasefire here, and the timing couldn't be more critical, because
00:17:55at the same time today, today is the second day of
00:17:59talks between an Israeli delegation
00:18:03in Rome. In other words, it's not just happening, this escalation is happening now. Hezbollah
00:18:06is also threatening.
00:18:09This is already the seventh round of talks, and I expected Hezbollah to be threatening even before.
00:18:13We still don't know, as I said, if this was something that happened before or not, but it's
00:18:16clear that Hezbollah is trying to sabotage the talks.
00:18:20Yesterday, Na'im Qassem also, on Lebanese television, basically belittled
00:18:23Joseph Aoun, the president, and said that he is humiliating himself by going to talks with Israel.
00:18:27And the truth is, they are succeeding, because we are getting reports that the Israeli
00:18:30delegation requested to end the talks three hours earlier. Tomorrow,
00:18:34the talks will resume, and I can tell you that this is happening on two tracks.
00:19:07now the
00:19:10the the explosion has taken place in Majin, two Israeli
00:19:14soldiers killed and more than 10 were wounded.
00:19:17Hezbollah kept silent, which makes
00:19:21Israel, makes Israel worry more and
00:19:24more. Some people in Israel
00:19:28believe that it is an accident, it's a
00:19:30malfunction of some explosives. It
00:19:34is a matter of... default
00:19:38in other uh explosives as well.
00:19:41So uh they if they want
00:19:44to uh retaliate with
00:19:47definite
00:19:50offensive on some places, they don't have
00:19:54the pretext, the solid pretext.
00:19:57So if they want to open all the front
00:20:00against the the resistance in Lebanon, that means
00:20:03from Litani to Bint Jbeil to Mansouri,
00:20:07so that will cost them mobilization of
00:20:11forces - to towards
00:20:14the towards South Lebanon. Given that
00:20:17they mobilized their forces to the West Bank in order to
00:20:21persecute the the new Intifada.
00:20:25So that's a problem. Then we heard in in the media
00:20:29a
00:20:31small
00:20:33from something from the United States that the...
00:20:37United States believes that Hezbollah is not responsible on
00:20:40this
00:20:45on this explosion. So that as
00:20:49if they the United States is calling Israel to calm down, to
00:20:52calm down and not retaliate in order to
00:20:56avoid the full scale war which
00:21:00needs the which will leads to
00:21:04intervention of Iran. Yeah, but is this is there
00:21:07a possibility or what are the chances that the Rome
00:21:10talks could lead to an end of the Israeli attack that's
00:21:13requested by the Lebanese delegation? I
00:21:16think the situation now
00:21:20you can call it a status quo in
00:21:23Lebanon,
00:21:26that what Israel called it a blue yellow
00:21:29line and Lebanon does not I
00:21:33mean recognize this partition of its land
00:21:36and the resistance is to
00:21:40many of its leaders said they they
00:21:44refuse such
00:21:47namings of the zone. Uh, and the
00:21:51United States through its mediation
00:21:54between and Israel in Washington and in Rome, they did not
00:21:58achieve anything, did not give Lebanon anything,
00:22:01any Israel withdrawer from
00:22:04any village in the south.
00:22:07So the this status quo will continue
00:22:11as long as the status quo and all the region
00:22:15continue and it will follow. Yes, it will
00:22:17follow what will be between Iran.
00:22:50also very economic and a matter of cost of living, which is perhaps one of the main
00:22:54goals. Clear, clear, clear that this is one of the main goals that
00:22:57should be before your eyes, against the government
00:23:01at the moment. But let's not paint a picture, let's not
00:23:04paint a picture, let's not paint a picture as if all
00:23:07the high-tech workers or most of the high-tech workers or most
00:23:10of the educators or most of them are really not the data. Morit, you know the data. The data
00:23:14is not most, but the trend is dangerous and worrying, and it must not
00:23:18be ignored. Because in the end, we are talking about Israelis
00:23:21who are competing for their hearts all over the world, in all countries. By the way, there are
00:23:25national programs that compete for talent. By the way, I also
00:23:28don't agree with you on "not most," because I already know many doctors
00:23:32who have left.
00:23:34And it is still not a measure for most. It is most if I tell
00:23:38you why it is most, because I know, for example, 30
00:23:41doctors,
00:23:44then that's already a lot, then that's already a lot. It's not, it's not you
00:23:48hear here and there one in a million.
00:24:06about Israeli doctors, good ones too.
00:24:10You should think, this affects every single one of us. Worse
00:24:14service in hospitals.
00:24:18is this brain drain situation
00:24:20is temporary or permanent? Is it like existential for Israel?
00:24:24Yes, actually the immigration started
00:24:27directly after October 7 when hundreds of thousands of people
00:24:31flew the country outside. Some people went
00:24:35to Cyprus, to across Cyprus. They went to Europe and
00:24:39to to Russia. Of these people who
00:24:42migrated, there are high talented people.
00:24:45There are doctors, they are experts, engineers and high
00:24:48tech experts as well. So those
00:24:51people, now you are in the third year.
00:24:55Israel is in a state of war. Those people
00:24:58are highly high qualified and they they are,
00:25:01they feel that they are losing their
00:25:05a country in the state of war, and they
00:25:08can achieve progress more in United States and
00:25:12Europe and other countries as well. But
00:25:15so what they are talking about in in this
00:25:18episode that... "They are talking about
00:25:21562 doctors in the Israeli hospital,
00:25:24which is something dangerous that
00:25:28qualified doctors emigrate and leave the country of Israel to other places
00:25:32because they don't feel safe in Israel as well
00:25:35as they don't feel that they can achieve any progress in
00:25:39this situation. Thank you, General, yes, for joining us today.
00:25:43Thank you everyone for watching and
00:25:44goodbye.
00:26:27from brotherly Iraq to the Islamic Republic,
00:26:30we, the people of the city of Souq al-Shuyukh in Dhi Qar province, Al-Nasiriyah district,
00:26:34came to support and assist
00:26:39the Islamic Republic. And now our work is to prepare
00:26:42meals to support the demonstration
00:26:45squares and to maintain the momentum in the demonstration
00:26:47squares. We came here to clear
00:26:51our conscience before Almighty God first,
00:26:54and to fulfill our duty, and wars do not frighten us, because
00:26:58as Imam Khomeini said, if they fight us with hunger, we are the children of
00:27:02Ramadan. And if they fight us with weapons, we are the children of
00:27:04Karbala.
00:27:09Welcome, welcome.
00:27:10Welcome.
00:27:13The news was announced. I was in the Islamic Republic in holy
00:27:16Mashhad. The martyrdom of Sayyid Sadiq on Sunday, God willing,
00:27:19and I came out, meaning, it was a shock, because the shock of Sayyid Hassan
00:27:23did not go away, and Sayyid Ali Khamenei
00:27:26also really hurts me,
00:27:29meaning, I bear witness
00:27:41It was a stance that shook
00:27:44the body. May God reward us on that
00:27:49affliction. We have lost a symbol of the Shiites
00:27:52and a leader of the nation, Sayyid
00:27:56Ali Khamenei, may God have mercy on him and make
00:28:00him with the Shiites of the Commander of the Faithful.
00:28:03And may God bring him with my master, the Master of the Age and Time, God willing,
00:28:07on the day of meeting and on the day of encounter and on the day
00:28:10of revenge, God willing. God willing, Sayyid
00:28:13Khamenei will be brandishing his sword with a victorious Imam from the household
00:28:17of Muhammad. Therefore, its impact was
00:28:19like the impact of the day of Karbala.
00:28:22And it coincided with the days of the martyrdom of our master, the Commander of the Faithful, peace be upon
00:28:26him, the Commander of the Faithful,
00:28:30Ali, the master of the monotheists, Ali, the Imam
00:28:33of the pious, Ali, the husband
00:28:36of the Pure, Ali, the son-in-law of the Messenger,
00:28:39Ali, the father of Hassan, Ali,
00:28:42the father of Hussein, Ali, who strikes
00:28:45with two swords, Ali, the lion, God willing.
00:28:47It is clear from what is present now in Iran
00:28:51and in Tehran that victory is our ally,
00:28:56the media and on social media is all lies
00:29:03in the people, in the people's standing with their state, in the people's standing
00:29:06with their sect, in the people's standing with their religion, with
00:29:10the Shiites of the Commander of the Faithful, with the Shiites of Ali ibn Abi
00:29:12Talib.
00:29:17This is a stance that time has repeated
00:29:20again. This is the stance for Hussein, and today
00:29:24for our master, the Master of the Age and Time, and tomorrow
00:29:27for the oppressed, God willing, an honorable stance from the Iraqi
00:29:30people with the Islamic state,
00:29:33the Iranian state, the state that said no,
00:29:36no to falsehood, no, no to the oppressor,
00:29:40no, no to every tyrant.
00:29:43Death, death to Israel. Death, death
00:29:47to Israel. Death, death
00:29:49to America. Death, death
00:29:52to America. Death, death
00:29:54to Israel. Death, death
00:29:57to Israel.
00:30:32revealed the strategic deadlock of US and Israel, adding world media
00:30:36admits Trump's failure.
00:30:40IRGC spokesman says reopening of Strait of Hormuz hinges on Washington's
00:30:44acceptance of Iran's
00:30:45conditions.
00:30:52And Spain announces border controls against Italy, an eye for an eye
00:30:55move as row over Ceuta migrants.
00:30:59Russia's intensive.