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0:08 Brail TV. Peace be 0:18 upon you. Dr. Abdul Mutali, how are you 0:20 this morning? Peace be 0:24 upon you. Alhamdulillah, you are well, 0:26 Sir, and all Rasul TV viewers. Well, we 0:30 want to know this, Sir, this news is 0:32 news from Sputnik Herats and 0:34 developments that are rarely revealed 0:36 by news agencies because uh, it seems 0:38 that from the map on social media, the 0:40 map of Gaza is about to be divided into 0:43 three. What will happen? The South, 0:46 which was considered safe, seems to be 0:49 no longer safe. There is no safe place. 0:52 More than 16,000 Rib people. And of 0:55 course, we have also entered the third 0:58 month, soon, uh, the 7th, today the 7th 1:00 , eh, 2 months of fighting have been 1:03 going on. What can Dr. Abdul Muthali 1:07 convey about the developments in 1:09 Palestine these days? 1:12 Okay, thank you, Mr. Ihsan and Rasul TV 1:14 viewers. The separation of Gaza was 1:19 opposed by a key figure in Palestine, 1:21 Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazid, who is the 1:24 closest entity to the Zionist Israelis. 1:29 He disagreed with Gaza being removed 1:31 from Palestine. The more the IDF wanted 1:34 to divide Palestine into two, the more 1:37 it became an extraordinary graveyard. 1:41 Interestingly, Mr. Ihsan and Rasul TV 1:44 viewers, as of December 1, Al Jazeera's 1:47 broadcasts no longer covered the 1:50 horrors of the Israeli genocide. No. 1:54 Instead, they participated live in the 1:56 attacks carried out by Zaidin Al-Qassam 1:58 . 1:59 Yes, in three areas. In Askelan, in 2:04 Serat, and where? In Tel Afif, that was 2:07 live. 2:09 So, in my opinion, Qatar is 2:12 not just a mediator, but Qatar wants to 2:15 be a player, 2:17 that the mapping of this genocide 2:20 actually doesn't mean that 2:24 17,000 Palestinian martyrs mean the IDF 2:27 wins, right? Interestingly, Abu Ubaidah 2:31 , the spokesperson for Sayab Alqissam, 2:34 said that the IDF is not an opponent 2:36 worthy of ours. So, if possible, we 2:39 should go directly to his uncle, Uncle 2:41 Sam. Meanwhile, Biden has said it would 2:45 not be appropriate to take this Gaza 2:47 expert. He didn't agree from the start, 2:50 didn't he, Dr. Abdul Muthalib. 2:51 That's right. Now it's like this, Mr. 2:54 Ehsan. The IDF is asking for an 2:56 additional ceasefire. America doesn't 2:59 want it, 3:01 America doesn't want to carry out an 3:03 additional humanitarian post. What? 3:06 Humanitarian post, namely a 3:07 humanitarian pause. 3:09 Why? Because it turns out that the 3:11 2,000 American soldiers, Mr. Ehsan, 3:14 who were deployed by Joe Biden to 3:17 assist the IDF, are those who are 3:19 well-trained. In 2003, they were able 3:24 to defeat Saddam Hussein's last troops 3:27 through a ground attack. 3:30 Well, he wants to copy and paste that 3:32 in 2003, the United States troops were 3:33 assisted by allies because, in history, 3:36 America has never fought alone. Sir, a 3:38 superpower country, but it's always 3:40 assisted by others. Well, in 2003, 3:44 America and its allies succeeded in 3:47 destroying Baghdad, Iraq. They were 3:50 even able to hang Saddam Hussein, with 3:52 their last resistance, a ground attack. 3:55 Well, the ground attack by America and 3:57 its allies wanted to copy and paste for 3:59 Gaza 4:00 for the Al-Qasas Wing. It turns out 4:03 this is a very different analogy. 4:06 Imagine Mr. Isan, right? Sputn Sputnck 4:09 News has data that 500 out of 2,000 who 4:11 have died from American soldiers are 4:14 more likely. So, in the end, what do 4:18 you want to borrow now? Borrow his 4:22 house or a screen to cover the shame of 4:25 this face, not only Benjamin Netanyahu 4:28 but also Zuiden. 4:30 H. 4:31 Well, that's why today America can't go 4:34 all out to help Ukraine. It doesn't 4:37 have to choose between helping Ukraine 4:39 or helping the Zionist Israeli IDF. 4:42 Well, the right choice might be for 4:43 America to help the Zionists. That's 4:46 why today Ukraine is really struggling. 4:50 Putin will probably just let it all 4:52 fall apart so that all the cities can 4:55 be controlled by Russia again. I see. 5:00 Well, I think the 17,000 Palestinian 5:04 martyrs are not a sign, not a real 5:08 symbol that the IDF has done what, an 5:13 act of victory, no. Well, now it's true 5:17 that the southern Gaza region was 5:19 entered by IGF soldiers, but the 5:21 problem is they can't get out, Mr. Han. 5:24 Oh, it was taken as a model of an 5:26 attack from behind. So apparently it 5:30 was deliberately entered and this is my 5:32 apologies for the news being out of 5:33 hand. If earlier, Yon Mahmudi, our 5:36 friend at the UI office, is from Jos, 5:38 friend, eh, for strategy issues. So, eh 5:41 , 5:42 that world-renowned campus in America, 5:45 Jon University, has an institute called 5:47 , eh, political and strategic Institute 5:50 for Study. He of War. He's right. 5:54 Well, this is extraordinary, yes. One 5:57 of the best universities in the world, 5:59 even located in America, 6:02 said that America miscalculated. 6:06 So he did an analogy of inviting troops 6:10 trained by them, American troops in 6:13 Iraq, to carry out a ground attack, 6:16 copy-pasted for Gaza. It turned out to 6:19 be different. Why? Because there are no 6:21 tunnels in Iraq. Ah, this, I heard 6:24 there was also an attempt to put water 6:27 into this tunnel, right? 500 km is not 6:30 a small amount. What happened to Ewan? 6:35 I hope I first reported this in the 6:37 media to Rasil. Yesterday I spoke to a 6:41 figure like that, but not to the media. 6:44 He. 6:44 So, America taught the IDF 6:49 that the only way to finish off 6:50 Al-Qasas 'wings, so what if we fill all 6:53 the holes in Gaza with water. 6:56 Hm. Hm. 6:57 The water is taken from the sea, 6:59 the Mediterranean. 7:02 It turns out that when the water is put 7:04 into the sea, the water returns to the 7:06 top, Mr. Ihsan. 7:09 Yes. 7:11 So the water returns to Ihsan. And this 7:14 is Al Jazeera live. 7:15 Uh, 7:16 yes, Al Jazeera live. So now I enjoy 7:18 watching Al Jazeera at night from 10:00 7:20 to 0:00. H 7:21 yes, 10:00 until o'clock. or o'clock 7:23 o'clock o'clock. dawn, right. He. 7:26 Well, why? Why? Because America said 7:29 they weren't on the surface. They were 7:32 underground. So the water in the 7:35 Mediterranean Sea was sucked into all 7:37 the holes. 7:39 They didn't understand. Basically, all 7:41 the holes. Imagine. This superpower 7:44 country is quite unique. All these 7:47 holes were filled with rat holes, 7:49 lizard holes, you know. Well, it turned 7:52 out it didn't work. The water actually 7:54 went back up. What's interesting is 7:57 that they made a fake? 7:59 Did 8:00 they make a fake hole? They made a hole 8:04 , Mr. Ihsan. They made a hole 8:07 and then pretended they found the 8:08 tunnel. 8:09 Hm. He. 8:11 Well, finally they dug the hole down to 8:14 a distance of 100 m. 8:18 Well, during the digging process, there 8:21 was no coordination with those at sea 8:23 to pump water into the hole. What 8:27 happened? Hundreds of IDF people died 8:29 in those holes 8:31 with their own friends, right? 8:32 Masyaallah. 8:34 With their own friends. With their own 8:36 friends. He. 8:38 So, that's why Jan University, eh, 8:40 America is smart, America is only great 8:43 , they say. 8:47 About the prisoner Dr. Abdul Mutawali 8:49 who was apparently met by Prime 8:51 Minister Netanyahu and this has become 8:54 a new phenomenon when they are angry 8:56 with Netanyahu. Because it's not usual 9:00 for Israelis to think so much about 9:02 their prisoners. Now they say, "Don't 9:04 think about the rest of the prisoners." 9:07 Is this a phenomenon of mental illness 9:09 from someone or what, Bro? 9:13 There is data hidden by the Jerusalem 9:15 Post, but it was brought up by Her, 9:17 don't be mistaken, Mr. Ehsan. 9:19 There are around 80 Sandra 9:23 prisoners, ee, Israel in Gaza. In fact, 9:26 they were killed by missiles, by those 9:28 Zionist rockets. 9:30 Hm. He he he. 9:33 Well. Well, so the rocket missiles, 9:37 they apologize, they don't care, the 9:40 important thing is that they release 9:41 them. Even if they don't hit children, 9:43 then thank God they hit the militia, 9:45 hit the Al-Qasas Public Order Agency, 9:46 right? 9:48 But at least they fall on the ground so 9:50 that the land is not suitable for 9:51 habitation in the future. It turns out 9:54 that some of the missiles and rockets 9:56 hit the hostages, 9:57 and they witnessed it themselves. Yes. 10:00 Well, that's why Sandra's family was so 10:04 angry. 10:06 So who is worthy of us being a father, 10:08 a parent, or a leader? It was Abu 10:09 Ubaidah. 10:12 The answer is Muhammad Dif. Muhammad 10:15 Dif. Imagine those incredibly powerful 10:18 sentences, Mr. Ihsan. Imagine in Gaza, 10:20 people have a hard time finding food, 10:22 drinking, let alone getting to the 10:24 hospital. But prisoners of war like Mr. 10:27 Aisan, when they sit down in business 10:30 class, what do they want for breakfast? 10:34 What do they want for business? What do 10:35 they want for lunch? What do they want 10:37 for dinner? And we all know that it's 10:40 difficult to even eat in Gaza, but not 10:42 for prisoners of war. How do they treat 10:46 human beings, humanely, like that, to 10:48 the war dead? That's what they don't 10:51 get 10:52 from their own country. Especially when 10:55 we talk about Palestinian prisoners, 10:57 where are they? The ones in Israel are 11:00 far from humane. Even dead people 11:03 aren't allowed to be taken home. Mr. 11:05 Ihsan is waiting for his sentence to 11:07 end. 11:08 His body is also waiting for his 11:10 sentence to end. Innalillah. 11:12 The corpse is waiting. Try 11:14 extraordinary. Because indeed to give 11:16 what, to give such a psychological 11:20 so that they, especially the people of 11:22 Gaza, have compassion. Okay, we leave 11:26 this land, you Syap Alqasam, no need to 11:29 fight the ITF. But what happened was 11:33 that with 17,000 Palestinians who were 11:36 martyred, today's young people, it's 11:38 better for us to join Alqassam, we join 11:41 Abu Ubaidah. Don't be mistaken, Mr. 11:44 Ihsan. So now they are queuing now, 11:46 right, what are they being deployed, 11:48 eh, where in the tunnel for 11:50 head-to-head with ID, there are only 11:52 5,000, Mr. Ean. 11:54 Uh. 11:56 Now, these young people are civilians 11:57 who are used to genocidal conditions 11:59 like this, they join Syib Alqas. They 12:02 are in the back row, where are they 12:04 trained? Yes, under the tunnel. 12:05 Oh, like a city beneath the city. 12:08 Extraordinary. Well, finally, ee Dr. 12:11 Abdul Muthalib, many people talk about 12:13 prophecies from both the Israeli side, 12:16 the Christian side, and the ee side. 12:19 What ee what Sheikh Yasin once said 40 12:23 40 80 78. If this is predicted, it will 12:28 be 2027, more or less, until when will 12:32 this battle occur? At least the current 12:36 situation ee, what was Dr. Abdul 12:38 Muthalib's vision when the rift also 12:40 occurred in Israel, Mr. Ihsan, Albert 12:45 Einstein was an extraordinary scientist 12:48 . He predicted that the State of Israel 12:52 , ee, would not last long. Moreover, if 12:58 we talk about prophecies, the Prophet, 13:00 during Isra Mikraj, ee, saw this world 13:02 like a grandmother. 13:05 Oh yeah, is 13:05 that right? Are there grandmothers who 13:07 are 15 years old? There are. Her name 13:09 is Grandma Lampir, where does she live 13:11 in the mountains? In Cirebon. Grandma 13:13 Lampir. 13:14 Well, it means that this world is 13:18 getting older, right? If we look at the 13:21 facts on the ground, 13:23 America itself is also struggling. He 13:28 has now left Ukraine. So, this is a 13:32 grieving figure, meditating, 13:34 who else is he waiting for help from? 13:39 Does France not want to help, Italy 13:41 does not want to help, especially Italy 13:43 , which was hit by COVID before, now it 13:45 is hit again by Wal Bakia. That's 13:48 extraordinary, isn't it? He 13:51 actually ate his own weapon, produced 13:53 there, but it turned out to be infected 13:55 there too, so it's impossible for him 13:57 to defend Ukraine. Well, at the same 14:00 time, America is also having a hard 14:02 time like that. Well, I think the 14:05 indications of the collapse of 14:07 arrogance, both the IDF and those who 14:09 help them, I think the symptoms are 14:11 that the crescent moon is above two 14:13 degrees, already 2 degrees, sir. Oh, 14:17 the crescent moon will be in soon, huh? 14:20 Masyaallah. Thank you. So, one more 14:23 degree, more or less. Masyaallah. Thank 14:25 you. Thank you, Dr. Abdul Mali, for 14:29 your conversation this morning, it was 14:31 quite enlightening, and it seems these 14:33 brothers still need the strength of our 14:35 prayers in these extraordinary days. 14:39 Thank you, Dr. Abdul Mutali, for 14:40 accompanying us this morning. Peace be 14:43 upon you, warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 
