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Sheikh Naem Kassim on Recent Lebanon and Gaza Situation - Saying - Arabic

Imam Khomeini RA Saying on Shia Sunni Unity - Farsi

Saying of Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S.) - Urdu

Here what taliban is Saying ?? - Urdu

Saying of Holy Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh&hp) on Hajj.

Non Muslims Saying Regarding Imam Hussain - Urdu

Non Muslims Saying Regarding Imam Hussain - Urdu

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Non Muslims Saying Regarding Imam Hussain - Urdu

Non Muslims Saying Regarding Imam Hussain - Urdu

Top israeli officials have been quick to voice their anger at Iran\'s nuclear deal reached in Geneva. Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has called the deal Tehran\'s greatest diplomatic victory as the country has gained recognition for its right to enrich uranium. The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also dismissed the agreement as QUOTE a bad deal, saying Tehran has obtained what it wanted. On his official Twitter, Netanyahu has denounced the agreement as a historic mistake. And Israel\'s Economy Minister Naftali Bennett has said that Tel Aviv will not be bound by the agreement. In the past few weeks, Israeli authorities have been attempting to block any deal with Iran.

Top Israeli officials have been quick to voice their anger at Iran\'s nuclear deal reached in Geneva. Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has called the deal Tehran\'s greatest diplomatic victory as the country has gained recognition for its right to enrich uranium. The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also dismissed the agreement as QUOTE a bad deal, saying Tehran has obtained what it wanted. On his official Twitter, Netanyahu has denounced the agreement as a historic mistake. And Israel\'s Economy Minister Naftali Bennett has said that Tel Aviv will not be bound by the agreement. In the past few weeks, Israeli authorities have been attempting to block any deal with Iran.

Short Film | Saying of Imam Ali A.S | Hadi TV.

ONE SAYING! | Shaykh Isa Qasem

Saudi Government Bans Protests Saying They Are against Shariah - 05Mar2011 - English

Press TV has conducted an interview with Lawrence Davidson, professor at the West Chester University, about Saudi Arabia saying it plans to make a \'major shift\' in its dealings with the US over Iran, Bahrain, Palestine and Syria.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Franklin Lamb, international lawyer, about French paper Le Figaro saying after Saudi Arabia, the US is second in line to lead al-Qaeda forces fighting against the Syrian government.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Paul Larudee, with the Free Palestine Movement, about Acting Palestinian Authority chief saying Israel\'s expansion of settlements could blow up talks between the two sides.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Joe Catron, human rights activist, about the head of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), Ramadan Abdullah Mohammad Shallah, saying he will never sit at the negotiating table with the Tel Aviv regime in the so-called peace process that has been initiated by the United States.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Jim W. Dean, managing editor of Veterans Today, about a Hezbollah lawmaker saying israel and Saudi Arabia could be behind the terrorist attacks outside Iran Embassy in the Lebanese capital city of Beirut.

Human rights groups in Egypt have condemned a new law on protests, saying it will restrict the right to peaceful assembly. Based on the new law, which was signed by the interim President Adly Mansour, protesters will have to receive permission from police in advance before staging any protests. The new law comes only days after the interim government allowed security forces to enter university campuses without prior permission. Meanwhile, Egyptian students have once again taken to the streets in the capital Cairo to demand an end to the military rule. Demonstrators were marking 100 days since security forces broke up sit-ins calling for ousted president Mohamed Morsi\'s reinstatement. The ensuing violence left hundreds dead. Tensions in Egypt have been running high since Morsi was ousted by the military in early July.

ress TV has conducted an interview with Dr. Randy Short, human rights activist, about former Lebanese Prime Minister Michel Aoun saying foreign-backed Takfiri extremists pose a great threat to all the religious communities living in Syria and the Middle East.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Anna O\'Leary, political commentator, Ireland, about Amnesty International saying the Israeli siege of Gaza for many years is collective punishment of all Gazans. Amnesty International has called on Israel to immediately lift its siege on Gaza.

Press TV has conducted an interview with James Fetzer, Professor Emeritus at University of Minnesota, about the White House saying the final comprehensive agreement with Iran over its nuclear energy program could include the capacity for uranium enrichment.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Ibrahim Moussawi, political commentator, about Lebanese resistance movement, Hezbollah, saying one of its commanders, Hassan al-Laqqis, has been assassinated near the Lebanese capital, Beirut.

Russia takes a swipe at what it calls American double standards with regard to terrorists, saying Washington\'s policy is the main obstacle in the fight against terrorism.

A US appeals court has put Saudi Arabia back as a defendant in lawsuits, saying it had given support to al-Qaeda prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001. The federal appeals court in New York City has revived claims by families of victims of the attacks. Another court had previously ruled that Saudi Arabia was protected by a legal privilege which says foreign countries can\'t be sued in American courts. The US says nearly three thousand people were killed in the attacks. It says most of the attackers were Saudi nationals who hijacked planes and flew them into the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington.

Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniya has reached out to West Bank rivals Fatah, saying its members will be allowed back into Gaza, in an effort to promote Palestinian reconciliation. Haniya stated that the Hamas government will allow all Fatah members who are from the Gaza Strip and who left the territory in 2007 to return, without any precondition. But the Hamas prime minister made exceptions for those accused of killing Hamas members during intense factional fighting that year. Haniya had a phone conversation with Fatah leader and acting Palestinian authority chief Mahmoud Abbas in October, during which he called for a resolution of their dispute and a QUOTE return to national unity.