Ami ayalon, in northern israel, welcome to hardtalk. Ami ayalon, in northern israel, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for invitin welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for inviting me. Welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for inviting me. Great welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for inviting me. Great to welcome to hardtalk. Thank you for inviting me. Great to have for inviting me. Great to have you on. You have a long, distinguished career at the top of the Israeli Security forces. Obviously that and sometime ago. You have been watching israels Military Assault in gaza from afar. Has it unfolded in the way you expected . Yes, it has unfolded in the way i expected but not in the way that i thought it should be. There is a huge tension between the way that i see this war and the way that i see this war and the way that the government define it, and the problem is, and i have set it from the very beginning, that this war is a war without any political goal. And what happens to this type of war, that the wa
Policy, donald trump has ratcheted up policy, donald trump has ratcheted up the rhetoric on iran, calling the Nuclear Agreement with tehran the worst deal ever negotiated. He has expanded us Sanctions On Iran after it tested a missile injanuary. My guest is iranian academic mohammad marandi, from tehran, who supports the leadership in iran. What is the iranians are posture the response to criticism from trump over its Missile Testing and Izzy Ran Fuelling Terror and conflicts in the middle east . Mohammad marandi, welcome to hardtalk. What does the iranian leadership think of President Trump . Thank you for having me. I think that they are still watching with great interest. At the moment the iranians have not made many comments about what is going on in the United States. In many ways they feel that trump perhaps is not so bad for iran, in the sense that he is not doing a good job so far with regards to the international community, he has problems with the eu, the head of the European
Policy, donald trump has ratcheted up policy, donald trump has ratcheted up the rhetoric on iran, calling the Nuclear Agreement with tehran the worst deal ever negotiated. He has expanded us Sanctions On Iran after it tested a missile injanuary. My guest is iranian academic mohammad marandi, from tehran, who supports the leadership in iran. What is the iranians are posture the response to criticism from trump over its Missile Testing and Izzy Ran Fuelling Terror and conflicts in the middle east . Mohammad marandi, welcome to hardtalk. What does the iranian leadership think of President Trump . Thank you for having me. I think that they are still watching with great interest. At the moment the iranians have not made many comments about what is going on in the United States. In many ways they feel that trump perhaps is not so bad for iran, in the sense that he is not doing a good job so far with regards to the international community, he has problems with the eu, the head of the European
station where i was early this morning, there is four layers of security in all polling stations, in between the main road you can easily find the checkpoints from different military apparatus, so the security is i think at the top of the technicalities of the boxes i mentioned earlier in this election. sunnl mentioned earlier in this election. sunni, thank you forjoining us from mosul. tyson fury has knocked out deontay wilder to retain his title as wbc heavy weight champion of the world. fury knocked out wilder in the 11th round of the trilogy fight in las vegas. fury has now extended his undefeated professional record to 32 fights. well, our sport correspondent ade adedoyin was watching the fight in las vegas and gave us this assessment. it was a brilliant fight, this will go down as one of the great nights in heavyweight boxing history. and the rivalry between deontay wilder and tyson fury
taliban and in the iranians, and that s mainly because of religion. the taliban is a sunnl religion. the taliban is a sunni, and iran is sunni erie muslim. so there is a deep divide there. the strength 2001 us led invasion in they were bitter enemies. a key event is a 1998 and the afghan town when the taliban assassinated 11 iranian diplomats and a journalist. this is something that i must trigger were between the taliban and iran. instead, iran opted to cooperate with the us to top of the taliban. now, when the us invasion happened, things changed and there was a very different calculation for the iranians, and they decided to in fact cooperate with the taliban. the us accuses them of having supplied weapons and money, something that iran denies. eitherway, they denies. either way, they haven t denies. eitherway, they haven t been shy of showing that their preferred option is collaboration between