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As the newly-elected President Masoud Pezeshkian proposes a cabinet that could redefine Iran’s future, what insights do these ministerial picks reveal about his intended direction for the country?

The martyrdom operation in Tel Aviv and the stalled negotiations due to Netanyahu's intransigence, along with the difficult wait for a response from Iran and Hezbollah, as well as the situation on the ground in Gaza and the escalation in the occupied West Bank, were the focus of commentary by analysts and experts in Hebrew media studios.

This show is about the Iran-Russia-China alliance against the US' global hegemony.

Billy McManus and Mark Sykes speak about Sean Graham's Bookmakers' Massacre and the recent incursion into the small nationalist enclave of the Lower Ormeau Road by elements of the far-right and Loyalism.

Analysts and experts in Hebrew media studios focused on the latest developments, particularly the negotiations over the deal and the responses from Iran and Hezbollah to the assassinations of martyrs Haniyeh and Shukr, among other topics.

In this episode of Eye on Islam, we discussed the rise of Islamophobia in Europe.

Student protests, which rocked Bangladesh since July 1, led to the resignation of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. This has battered the domestic economy, with losses estimated at billions of dollars. Given that no democratically elected government has been formed, what is Bangladesh's economic future? And what about the claims made by former PM Sheikh Hasina that the Bangladesh coup was the US revenge for military base refusal?

Speculation about Iran's imminent response is growing throughout the region following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh. With each passing hour since the shocking assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran by Israel, global media buzz with predictions of Iran's impending retaliation as the drums of war reverberate throughout the region. The stage is already set for a dramatic reckoning, but questions linger: when will the curtain rise on this high-stakes showdown? And will Israel survive the rage of Tehran?

The West unjustly echoes the lies of the Zionists, blaming Iran and turning a blind eye to their own genocidal crimes. This week on Expose, Western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for Iran's retaliation against the Israeli occupation, framing it as unlawful aggression against the Zionist regime. At the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in Biden’s $3.5 billion military aid to Zionist Israel, as new shipments of weaponry arrive while an airstrike on a Gaza school-turned-shelter takes over 150 innocent lives. Adding to the tension, a revealing poll by Meno Geva exposes deep fractures within Israeli entity society: 46% of settlers fear the looming threat of civil war, while an overwhelming 93% of Netanyahu's opponents condemn him as a divisive public figure.

The Israeli watch closely monitored the developments and updates regarding the upcoming round of negotiations scheduled for next Thursday. This coincides with the escalating disagreement between Netanyahu and Gallant, as well as the anticipation of Iran and Hezbollah's response to the assassinations of martyrs Haniyeh and Shukr. There is also a growing fear of the expansion of the war.

In this episode of "Have It Out with Galloway," George Galloway examines the escalating tensions in the Middle East and discusses how Iran is poised to change the equation.

About a week after the martyrdom of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, the movement surprised the world by selecting Yahya Sinwar as his successor.

The Kingdom of Morocco and the Israeli apartheid regime agreed on December 10, 2020, to normalize relations in a deal brokered with the help of the administration of former US President Donald Trump. This deal was a betrayal of Morocco's historical commitment to the Palestinian cause. Despite stiff opposition by Moroccans, the monarchy is entrenching this betrayal by signing military and security deals with the Israeli regime. In the most recent move, this North African kingdom plans to acquire a spy satellite from the Israeli genocidal regime in a shameful one-billion-dollar deal. Elsewhere in Sudan, the RSF militia continues to commit unprecedented atrocities in several parts of the country amid a mounting humanitarian crisis. Tensions in the country have increased after an assassination attempt on the commander of the Sudanese Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, who is also the chairman of Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council. Who was behind the attempt to eliminate al-Burhan, and how will it impact on the ongoing war of attrition and peace talks?

The selection of Sinwar as the head of Hamas and its implications for the Zionists, along with the awaited response from Iran and Hezbollah to the assassination of martyrs Haniyeh and Shukr in Tehran and the southern suburbs of Beirut, has become a significant concern for all Israelis, including experts and commentators in the Hebrew media. This situation reflects the state of the entity at a time when the Zionists were experiencing a real war of attrition on multiple fronts from the Axis of Resistance.

A message of defiance: the appointment by Hamas of Yahya Sinwar, the man widely believed to have masterminded Operation Al-Aqsa Storm on October 7, as its political leader. Keeping up the pressure: continued Hezbollah retaliatory operations on the northern side of the Israeli-occupied territories over the genocide in Gaza. Also, a new push for a ceasefire: a joint statement by Qatar, the US, and Egypt calling for a renewed commitment to ceasefire negotiations. Should we hold our breath? Martyrs of journalism: a silent protest at a train station in Oslo, Norway, for journalists killed by Israel in Gaza. Elsewhere, Turkey says it's joining South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. The UK government continues to insist on the importance of de-escalation as the world awaits a retaliatory attack by the Islamic Republic of Iran on Israel. Also, in Europe: all words and no action: EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrel calls the deliberate starvation of civilians a war crime.

In this edition of Hidden Files, we're looking at a case in a very special part of the world. A country with so much liberty where nobody is beyond criticism and no subject too holy to be safe from sacrilege. Not even God himself! However, France appears to have at least one tiny exception to freedom of speech. And that is the genocidal Israeli regime. This week, Marzieh Hashemi is with you with a story of a filmmaker, a musician, and a father of two who was summoned by the French police on June 4th. But what's the story behind Bashir's detention?

The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, believed to be a violation of Iranian sovereignty and a declaration of war against Iran, has sparked outrage across the world, in particular in Muslim nations. This episode of The Eye on Islam takes a closer look at the assassination and looming response by Iran and the resistance movements and what it means for regional and global security, as well as genocide in Gaza.

Ismail Haniyeh, a top official of the Palestinian Hamas resistance movement, was assassinated in Tehran on Wednesday. In this episode of In a Nutshell, we are taking a look at Haniyeh's life and struggles.

Iran is preparing a strategic retaliation against Israel in response to the assassinations of key Resistance leaders in Tehran and Beirut, with a focus on critical military sites and intelligence headquarters in Tel Aviv.

The world continues to hold its breath in anticipation of an Iranian response to the Israeli regime's violation of its sovereignty and the assassination of Hamas political bureau leader Ismael Haniyeh. Also, the appointment of Yahya Sinwar, Hamas's top official in Gaza as Hanieh's successor and the message it sends. Ongoing Hezbollah drone and rocket strikes on northern Israel in retaliation for the regime's assassination of the resistance group's chief of staff, Fuad Shukr, last week and the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Israel's allies are calling on Iran and Hezbollah to de-escalate. The UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy warns of devastating consequences for the region—no such warnings to the Israeli regime.

The US sanctions regime has had its successes, but the failures to reach its intended goals far outweigh those successes. Just look at Iran's case: max. Pressure, including sanctions, has failed. But if the sanctions regime were to apply to 60% of countries worldwide, wouldn't that be a perfect recipe for creating enemies?

The Israeli economy has suffered tremendously under the weight of the US-Israeli genocidal war. With it, the Occupied West Bank’s economy also suffered. The Israeli regime may like for Palestinians to suffer, but the West Bank is not Gaza. What if the Palestinians, under financial pressure, decide to rise up? Can Israel handle another crisis, like in the Gaza Strip?

News / Iran Today Assassination in Tehran: A dangerous game Wednesday, 07 August 2024 2:31 PM [ Last Update: Saturday, 10 August 2024 12:11 PM ] On the last day of July, Tehran became the stage for a shocking assassination that could reshape West Asia. Just hours after Iran's new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, took office, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in an act of terror, with Israel quickly becoming the prime suspect. As the dust settles, questions loom: Why did Israel act now, and what are the implications of this cowardly move? With the region on edge, could this spark ignite a full-scale war? Tune in to Iran Today as we unravel the motives and consequences of this explosive event.

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