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00:00:04The headlines: Tehran says it's presented its plan to the
00:00:08mediators and it's now time for Washington to decide to opt
00:00:12for diplomacy or
00:00:15of war. Iran discussing West Asia peace and
00:00:19of security with ranking Chinese officials who are also hosting the Sultan of
00:00:23Oman over the same
00:00:25in issue. The Yemeni
00:00:29Armed forces. fresh reprisal attacks target Saudi Arabia's
00:00:32of dalam airport and raidar siden
00:00:35gezon.
00:00:48in
00:00:53It's half pass at
00:00:54of 9 pm here in the Iranian capital Tehran
00:00:56waka. Iran's foreign minister says Tehran. has
00:01:00offered its
00:01:01in plan to the mediators and now it is up to Washington to
00:01:05choose
00:01:05of between diplomacy and
00:01:07of war. We've
00:01:11stated our
00:01:12of conditions and presented our plan. It depends on the US and how much
00:01:15political rationality exists on that side, and whether they are prepared to
00:01:19take the wise path to pursue the path of diplomacy and
00:01:22negotiation, or whether they want to, as in the past, move toward
00:01:26military action. Compared to the past, we are better. prepared for
00:01:30both scenarios, if they should consider testing us once again,
00:01:34they will see a worse result than the
00:01:36past.
00:01:41made the remarks during his trip to Turkmenstan, he said Iran does not
00:01:45about to pressure and that the straight of mous will only
00:01:48reopen if Iran's conditions are fully
00:01:51accepted. he also briefed torman officials on regional
00:01:55developments and Iran's combat readiness. I described his
00:01:59trip. as productive and aimed at
00:02:02of following up on major
00:02:04of bilateral projects in energy, transit and economic
00:02:08sectors.
00:02:12the deputy secretary of Iran Supreme National Security Council says
00:02:16Tehran and Beijing both hold the US and already regime
00:02:20responsible for starting the war in
00:02:22Iran.
00:02:26of a common understanding was reached at the United States and
00:02:37of
00:02:45of
00:03:00with high level
00:03:02لا officials has met with the Chinese foreign minister and discussed
00:03:06the consequences
00:03:06of the US and his duty war in Iran. Tehran's diplomatic
00:03:10initiatives to end the war as well
00:03:12a as regional security. The Chinese
00:03:15of foreign minister for his part expressed support for Iran's sovereignty
00:03:19and
00:03:20of security. An Sultan is also visiting Beijing. According to
00:03:24Almayadin trilateral talks involving Iran, Oman and
00:03:28China are underway. focusing on Oman's renewed
00:03:31mediation between Tehran and
00:03:33of Washington to be backed by Chinese economic and security
00:03:37guarantees. Meanwhile, Iran's top security official,
00:03:41Major General Musen Razahi held a telephone
00:03:45of conversation with the Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss
00:03:48regional developments. The two also stressed the need for
00:03:52strategic cooperation based on the mutually
00:03:55agreed road
00:03:57map.
00:04:02Iran's navy says a violating oil tanker caught fire after
00:04:06hitting a sea mine and the straight of hermoz.
00:04:09a According to the navy,
00:04:11a the tanker was moving
00:04:11in a prohibited and unsafe area east
00:04:14of the straight of Herm when it struck seam causing a
00:04:18fire on board. The vessel had switched off its navigation
00:04:22systems. The navy warn tanker owners to learn from the
00:04:26of fate of such vessels which tried to pass through prohibited.
00:04:30areas by turning of navigation systems and
00:04:33said unauthorized passage through high risk areas can
00:04:37of lead to mine strikes and fires. the
00:04:41IRGC's navy
00:04:43in command has said that from October the 25th, the date of
00:04:47Centcom Commander Brad Cooper's show visit to the straight of remoz to
00:04:51date, that's nine days later, 11 violating
00:04:55tankers have burned in the straight of remos with some sinking to the
00:04:58depths
00:05:02in of of The battle for control of Congress is
00:05:06becoming a contest of unprecedented financial
00:05:10proportions with wealthy donors and powerful lobbing
00:05:13networks pouring millions into key races. Among the
00:05:17biggest players is the pro Israel lobby whose growing role in this
00:05:21campaign financing is raising questions about
00:05:24money, political influence and also the future the US
00:05:28policy toward
00:05:29Israel. The
00:05:322026 US mid-term elections are the most expensive in American
00:05:36history. With campaign spending exceeding even that of recent
00:05:40presidential elections, billions of dollars are. pouring into congressional
00:05:43races, but behind the unprecedented spending battle is another powerful
00:05:47force, wealthy donors and lobbying networks seeking to shape Washington's political
00:05:51agenda. Pro Israel organizations, led by Apac, have
00:05:55emerged as major financial players investing heavily races involving
00:05:59candidates who challenge unconditional US support for Israel. According
00:06:03to the latest data, spending on political advertisements and reservations
00:06:06reached $11.21 billion dollars by October 26th, compared
00:06:10with approximately 3.2 billion. dollars during the 2024
00:06:14presidential election season. The figures underline the extraordinary financial
00:06:18scale of this year's midterms, while billionaire donors such as Elon Musk,
00:06:22George Soros and Michael Bloomberg are financing candidates across party
00:06:25lines. Money connected to the ProIsrael lobby has become particularly
00:06:29influential in congressional contests. At the center of this network is the
00:06:33American Israel Public Affairs Committee or APAC and its
00:06:36affiliated super pack, the United Democracy Project. The ladder
00:06:40raised approximately 104. million dollars during the 2026
00:06:44election cycle through June, already exceeding its entire fundraising total for
00:06:482024. Much of this money has gone into primary contests
00:06:52where outside spending can determine which candidates advance to the general
00:06:55election. In Michigan, Apax political network spent more than
00:06:59$30 million dollars in the Democratic Senate primary, backing Congresswoman
00:07:03Haley Stevens against Abdul El Saied, who is critical of United
00:07:07States support for Israel. Elsey had ultimately won the nomination,
00:07:11despite the massive. campaign against him, the influence these
00:07:15organizations extends beyond Michigan. In Illinois, Apec
00:07:18affiliated groups poured millions into congressional primaries targeting
00:07:22candidates critical of Israel. In Kentucky, the United Democracy
00:07:26project spent millions opposing Republican Congressman Thomas Massy,
00:07:29another vocal critic of US policy toward Israel. The stakes are
00:07:33particularly high in Texas, Ohio and Michigan, which rank among the
00:07:37most expensive Senate contests the election cycle, more than
00:07:40$534 million has been. spent on the Texas race alone, while
00:07:44spending in Ohio has exceeded $435 million and Michigan
00:07:48Senate Contest has attracted approximately $333
00:07:51million. The record spending raises a fundamental
00:07:54question: how much influence should wealthy donors and powerful lobbying
00:07:58organizations have over the people elected to represent ordinary voters? And
00:08:02when it comes to Washington's policy toward Israel, how much of that political
00:08:06agenda is being shaped by financial pressure rather than public
00:08:09opinion. Garlin
00:08:13Nixon, radio host and political analysts in Washington
00:08:16DC joined us earlier for his insight into the
00:08:20upcoming us mattermal
00:08:21elections.
00:08:25Well, what's driving this is the realization the American
00:08:28public that they are not being um represented by
00:08:32the uh the the members of congress and by their political so-called
00:08:36representatives that they're on their own and so what's happening because the
00:08:39issues cannot be discussed um a way that will be
00:08:43attractive to the voters, instead they have to try to fool the
00:08:47voters, they have to use creative um ways to uh
00:08:51convince the voters to vote for them that are not related to policy, and that's very
00:08:54expensive. these uh uh people who are
00:08:58potential members of congress are literally vetted. i have had
00:09:02people who running for congress tell me, running actually even for state
00:09:06offices tell me that they had to go to an apec um office
00:09:10to be vetted um, to ensure that they
00:09:13sufficiently supported Israel before they could even run. what's the
00:09:17point of voting? why are we voting? um, you can't vote your way
00:09:21out of it. that is um, recognition
00:09:25in my opinion that uh, their voices are
00:09:29not heard, and that there is not democracy for the
00:09:32masses. there
00:09:33is a, as as, you've kind of illustrated this, there is a battle between
00:09:37competing factions the ruling elite and the American people and the working
00:09:41class, don't get a... in this and the the American people are starting to see
00:09:45it because it's so obvious and I'll just say this particularly in the last
00:09:48election where the president the United States ran a platform
00:09:52of peace that was very attractive to lot of voters and he won
00:09:56a coalition that no one ever thought would come together people who had
00:09:59different ideological views all came together because they wanted
00:10:03peace
00:10:04and when
00:10:05he got in office they got they
00:10:06got the opposite and I think that was dramatic lesson for the electorate here
00:10:10in the United States.
00:10:14After two weeks of school holidays, a student protest resumed
00:10:18across France on Monday November the second, but several high
00:10:22schools blocked, the students have denounced police via. saying
00:10:26they will continue mobilizing despite the
00:10:28pressure.
00:10:32student protests have resumed in France. high school students have now
00:10:36organized blockades as the movement has entered new phase. the return
00:10:40to school has not brought an end to the mobilization. students
00:10:43say their demands remain unanswered and insist they are determined to
00:10:47continue
00:10:48protesting.
00:10:52we knew the movement would not lose momentum during the hall. and here
00:10:56we are, back for the start the school year, the government is wrong if
00:11:00it thought we would stop, this is not just a symbolic movement, it
00:11:04reflects widespread anger, and we want things to change, of
00:11:07course we're not going to stop here, the police violence against
00:11:11us shows the government's hypocrisy, they don't want things to
00:11:14change, so they use heavy police repression to make us abandon the
00:11:18struggle, but that's not going to stop us, find it
00:11:21unacceptable, and it really shows how little the government listens.
00:11:24We're
00:11:32tired the government refusing to listen to us, if they listened, things
00:11:36would be better, it would all move faster, and we would have ended the
00:11:39blockades, all we want is better conditions to study. We want to
00:11:43study, we're not blocking schools because we want to skip classes,
00:11:47we actually want to learn, but the government doesn't understand that, they think
00:11:51violence will stop us from protesting, but it only makes us even angrier.
00:11:55going to keep fighting until they give in, because we've had enough, but the return
00:11:58to school was also marked by reports of physical violence during
00:12:02police
00:12:03interventions,
00:12:11police officers violently beat us this morning, one
00:12:14officer even tore my sweater while violently pulling me to the
00:12:18ground, they threw me to the ground, my classmates were being
00:12:22choked, another student was grabbed by the leg.
00:12:55protesters say they will not be silenced and intend to keep mobilizing
00:12:59until their demands are heard.
00:13:02Casim Hasan, reporting for Press
00:13:05TV in Paris.
00:13:09Spokesman the Yemen Armed forces says Yemen has carried out
00:13:12retaliatory strikes on Saudi Arabia's Gizan and
00:13:16Damam over the past two days. Brier general said he
00:13:20said to two drone strikes targeted Damas airport
00:13:23disrupting. fican another hit an early warning
00:13:27radar side in Gizon. He also said a military transport
00:13:31aircraft at Gizon airport was targeted. Spokesman added
00:13:35that Saudi fighters fighter jets conducted
00:13:38109 attacks on Yemini provinces over the past
00:13:42day. Strikes have left several civilians dead
00:13:45or wounded.
00:13:49Five people have been killed in freshers ready attacks under Gaza's trip as the
00:13:53palestinian death dolls. since October 2023
00:13:57rises to 74,609.
00:14:00Gosa's health ministry says 11 Palestinians were killed and
00:14:0438 oters wounded over the past 48 hours,
00:14:08bringing the total number the wounded to
00:14:11175,872.
00:14:15At least 1,500 Palestinians have been killed since the last
00:14:19year's sease fire. Is strikes have continued across the
00:14:23besieg territory. despite the truth with civilians,
00:14:27including children among the
00:14:29victims. over
00:14:33a century has passed since the British government represented
00:14:37by its then prime minister, Balfor, issued
00:14:40inhumane declaration to the zianist movement. this
00:14:44declaration promised them a state on Palestinian land. In
00:14:48essence, it was an endorsement for the Israel gangs to
00:14:51occupy Palestine.
00:14:56Over 109 years have passed painfully since the
00:15:00despeable balford declaration issued by the British government to the
00:15:03Zeonist on November the 2nd 1917 promising them
00:15:07a stay on Palestinian land, a promise given by those who had no
00:15:11right to give it to those who didn't deserve
00:15:13it. From a historical
00:15:17perspective, the Palestinian people had been living on these lands for
00:15:20centuries before even the British mandate. Palestine was part
00:15:24the... Ottoman empire, but the British government decided to reward the
00:15:28Zionists for their role in World War II by granting them Palestine
00:15:32to establish new entity. This declaration
00:15:35unequivocally authorized.
00:16:09Since I was young girl, I have witnessed the Israeli atrocities and
00:16:13massacres against the Palestinian people. I remember how the Israeli
00:16:17gangs occupied the Gaza strip in 1967.
00:16:21It's no wonder that the Israeli crimes continue unabated.
00:16:24I lost 36 relatives in the Israeli genocidal war on
00:16:28Gaza. All of this is a direct result the Balford
00:16:32declaration, which allowed the Israeli occupation to expel us from our
00:16:36lands.
00:16:46This complicity primarily enabled the establishment the Israeli regime
00:16:50on Palestinian land and allowed Israeli gangs to commit atrocities
00:16:54against
00:16:54Palestinians.
00:16:59We marked the Balford declaration this year a midst the ongoing
00:17:02genocidal war in Gaza which is one of its significant
00:17:06consequences. Even after over a century since the
00:17:09declaration, the glaring double standards persist. I
00:17:13firmly believe that as long as western countries continue to show more
00:17:16complicity, the Israeli crimes will
00:17:19persist. More than a
00:17:22century after that declaration, Palestinians
00:17:25across all Palestinian teitories continue to suffer its
00:17:28consequences. They face increased violence,
00:17:32displacement and injustice. With over 7 million
00:17:35Palestinians still living as refuge. is scattered
00:17:38worldwide. The consequences the
00:17:41uphorrent Balford declaration continue to profoundly affect the
00:17:45Palestinian people who remain subjected to ongoing injustice
00:17:49and suffering. They continue to b the devastating human
00:17:53coast of western complicity and the international communitys
00:17:57persistent failure to
00:17:59take meaningful action to and the suffering and uphold their
00:18:03fundamental rights. The central area
00:18:07of God. a
00:18:10step: it was an unprecedented
00:18:12large scale strike bringing together dock workers at more than 100
00:18:16ports across several continents. their message was
00:18:19clear, stop the war and halt arms shipments to Israel for
00:18:23use in its military campaign in the occupied
00:18:26Palestine.
00:18:35doc workers across more than 100 port stage a
00:18:39coordinated global strike against arms shipment
00:18:43in uh to Israel in occupied palestine organized
00:18:46under the banner duck workers don't work for war and
00:18:50supported by the no harbor for genocide campaign
00:18:53demanding that port facilities not be used to
00:18:57transport weapons destinated for war zones over
00:19:0125 unions across five continents
00:19:04participated the action was described by organizers
00:19:08as the largest coordinated international strike
00:19:12by port workers ever aimed at halting the
00:19:16militarization of civilian ports. key
00:19:20participating ports included Perus in
00:19:23Greece, Genova and Triist in
00:19:26Italy, Lohhav and Mersey in France,
00:19:30Valencia and Algeries in Spain,
00:19:33Tanger Mad in Morocco, Hamburg in Germany and
00:19:37Navacheva in India, a prominent flash
00:19:41point was Perse in Greece. It stuck are
00:19:45Greece's largest seaport and the major gateway for
00:19:48cargo and passenger ferries. In Istanbul,
00:19:52protesters gathered outside uh Hyder Passa
00:19:56port with banners reading, "No to war, no to
00:19:59armament." Spanish union coordinator uh mobilized
00:20:03across 15 ports including Barcelona, while Swedish workers.
00:20:07struck at 11 ports, their slogan, no to war,
00:20:11no to armament. organizers
00:20:14estimated the strike could destropt over 40%
00:20:18of Mediterranean cargo traffic with participating ports
00:20:22handling 63% of container traffic in the region.
00:20:26approximately 52,00 containers were
00:20:30halted during the 24-hour action and using a
00:20:33un average of $54,
00:20:37per container, the effected shipments were valued at
00:20:41roughly $2.8 billion, other
00:20:44estimated plion dollars, other estimated play over
00:20:48$2 billion dollars. The aim was to target military related
00:20:52cargos. For example, the campaign noted that armed shipments
00:20:56continued flowing through ports despite announced
00:21:00export bans. The cargos targeted included
00:21:03weapons, ammunition, military equipment and
00:21:07components for Israel's elbit systems, the country's largest
00:21:11arms manufacture. The no harbor for genocide
00:21:14campaign tracked 315 shipments of elbit
00:21:18systems components. through 56 commercial
00:21:22ports in 29 countries between August
00:21:252025 and September 2026.
00:21:28Campaigners also monitored 3,400 shipments
00:21:32supplying American military bases through 67 ports in
00:21:3642 countries. Egypt's port said uh was
00:21:40flag said flagged was a transit point where
00:21:44ships reportedly listed the port before disabling
00:21:47aIS signals raising traffic. transparency concerns
00:21:51about final
00:21:52destinations, and that
00:21:56brings us to the end of this edition of world news bulletin, the spotlight
00:21:59program is coming up next, so stay
00:22:01tuned.
00:22:22Crisis devastating wars,
00:22:25terrorism, the Israeli
00:22:28lobby,
00:22:32crackdown,
00:22:36diplomacy.
00:22:42Iran prepared for any
00:22:44scenario.
00:23:04I have a
00:23:04dream,
00:23:11and now let's hear what President Trump has to say about oil
00:23:15prices. I never say this, because and what you'll cut all
00:23:19of this stuff. and they'll leave the little sentence, our
00:23:23country is making more money than it's ever
00:23:26made because the fact that oil is so high, now they're going to
00:23:30say, isn't it terrible? he talked
00:23:33about the fact that he doesn't care
00:23:36about the little person, they call them, i care more
00:23:40about the little person than i care about the big person, i care about the little person like
00:23:44crazy, we're winning, we're winning that one very big by
00:23:48the way, in case you haven't noticed.
00:24:43Behind the cold lifeless statistics of war lie
00:24:47human faces, each one's a world of life. laughter and
00:24:51unfulfilled dreams, people whose entire share of this earth
00:24:54was reduced in a single instant a picture frame a
00:24:58wall. one of those names is Ilia Khatami, a
00:25:0112-year-old boy from the city of Lamer full of
00:25:04vitality, sharp-witted and with smile that never left
00:25:08his face. Like many boys his age across the globe, he had a
00:25:12dream. He loved football, he would erupt with joy, with his
00:25:16team one cheer for Cristiano Ronaldo and lose himself. in
00:25:20the sheer thrill of chasing ball, yet deep in his
00:25:24young heart, even bigger dream had taken root. he
00:25:27wanted to be firefighter to run into the flames and save
00:25:31lives. his father still vividly recalls the day he dressed
00:25:35him an oversized firefighter uniform, handing him
00:25:39extinguisher as Elia's eyes sparkled with the
00:25:42passion to put out fires and rescue
00:25:45people. but the fire that engulfed this land was
00:25:48not meant to be extended. estinguished nor did it leave any room for rescue. a
00:25:52devastating war waged by the US and Israel, the dreams of
00:25:56generations collapsed in the blink of an eye. on
00:26:00February 28th, the first day of war. It was on that very
00:26:03afternoon as Elia thrilled by the school break, tied
00:26:07his football clates and stepped outside with light, eager
00:26:11steps that the terrifying roar of air strikes tore through the sky,
00:26:15his father running desperately through grid locked,
00:26:19panicked streets finally reached the end the line, a
00:26:22cold blood stain emergency room hallway, there Elia's
00:26:26lifeless body was carried a stretcher, his eyes half
00:26:29open, sharp no to the back of... his head
00:26:33proved too mercyless for 30 rounds of CPR,
00:26:37mother's relentless tears or helpless father's chest
00:26:41compressions to bring a heartbreak back. Elia was killed a child
00:26:45who had Elia was killed a child who had no gun who
00:26:48only dreamed of saving others lost his life a war he had no part
00:26:52in igniting. now inside that home a grieving father steps every
00:26:56morning into empty room staring at untouched belongings.
00:27:00heartbroken mother finds less only a dust
00:27:04covered picture frame. This is the bitter, unwornish reality
00:27:08the price paid by innocent civilians, children whose games
00:27:12were cut short, and a world that watches their tomorrows burn
00:27:16in absolute
00:27:16silence.
00:27:44استهداف شركه ارامكو من قبل القوات
00:27:47اليمنيه.
00:28:04For decades he topped the most wanted
00:28:07list, no
00:28:10public appearances, no voice, only a shadow that reshaped
00:28:14the
00:28:15battlefield.
00:28:20The dust of refugee camps to the underground labyrinth of
00:28:23Gaza, Muhammad Dave evolved from a street fighter into
00:28:27the mastermind, surviving
00:28:30repeated.
00:28:52طول ما في طفل فلسطيني واحد
00:28:56في غزه لن يستطيع اي محتل ان يطاق
00:29:00دماء ارض غزه. غزه لاهل
00:29:03غزه ترامب ولا غير ترامب واحد بيقدر
00:29:06ياخذ ياخذ غزه how does this speak
00:29:10of the Jews, what is the Jewish identity? I mean obviously
00:29:13everybody doesn't make difference between Jews who are
00:29:17Ziones and those who are not recent survey in the states in
00:29:21United States the Jewish, the whole Jewish community,
00:29:25their representative sample, and there are
00:29:29somewhere around six eight million Jews. in the
00:29:32states, some 60%
00:29:36them no longer identify themselves as
00:29:39Zianists, it's an astounding
00:29:41change.
00:30:08Good evening, Iran is prepared for every possible
00:30:11scenario, whether that means reaching a diplomatic agreement with
00:30:15Washington or confronting another round of military
00:30:19aggression. Terron has reiterated that its seven stage
00:30:22proposal remains on the table, with foreign minister Dr.
00:30:26Abosarshi, saying its implementation could be accelerated from seven
00:30:30days to just two, the forum. history says the ball is
00:30:34now in Washington's court, while China is stepping up
00:30:37diplomatic engagement with Iran and Oman an effort to revive
00:30:41negotiations and restore regional stability. At the
00:30:45same time, Supreme National Security Council's secretary Mohsen
00:30:49Razay has confirmed that Iran is debating whether to maintain
00:30:52its existing nuclear doctrine if another war
00:30:56breaks out and following the leaders