00:00We have to talk about the politics of the country, but this is such a big achievement on a global scale.
00:05The martyrdom of Ismail Hania, the political leader of Hamas, and the way in which all this has happened,
00:12the way in which all this has happened, the way in which all this has happened,
00:15obviously this is a big shock.
00:19Because this is also telling us that whatever is happening in Palestine, the matter of mass murder,
00:24may God forbid that this does not happen.
00:26Obviously, this is not going to end, but this war is going to continue.
00:32This instability is going to continue.
00:34Other parts of the world are going to be engulfed by this.
00:38Anyway, Ismail Hania's funeral was held in Iran today.
00:43In such a restricted environment, obviously this is not good news.
00:47But anyway, this is a visual, as you can see on your screens,
00:51a very good, should I say a good or a very powerful,
00:57that's the right word, thank you very much.
00:59This is a very strong visual.
01:01Obviously, Ismail Hania is the biggest name of the protest at this time.
01:07And obviously, everyone knows that he is related to the Ahl-e-Sunnah in terms of his relationship with the issue.
01:12And then his funeral was held in Iran.
01:15Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, who is the leader, held the funeral.
01:18And obviously, everyone knows that Iran is an elite government.
01:21And the way in which millions of women participated,
01:24and the way it is held there, this is a very powerful signal, a very powerful visual.
01:31And may God forbid that the Muslim Ummah, and many other countries,
01:37who have big titles and everything,
01:40at least on this issue,
01:42like this is a visual where there is no distinction in the issue of Shia or Sunni,
01:48the matter is above that.
01:50Because the one who is hitting the other is not differentiating between Shia and Sunni, he is hitting.
01:54So here it would be very stupid if Muslims get into a dispute with each other.
01:57So anyway, from that perspective, it is a very powerful visual.
02:00But of course, there is also a very big development.
02:02In fact, I would like, in our first segment today,
02:05the two guests, we have troubled them politically.
02:07I would like to take an initial comment from a senior journalist.
02:11And then we will come to the politics of Pakistan.
02:13We have with us Pakistan Tariq-e-Insaf, his M.A.
02:16And we have to talk to him in many ways.
02:19We have Shandana Gulzar Sahiba with us.
02:20I am very thankful to her.
02:21Thank you very much, Madam.
02:22And there is no need for any introduction.
02:24He is a very senior journalist.
02:25Mr. Mohammad Malik is here in the studio.
02:27Sir, thank you very much for your time.
02:29Thank you very much.
02:30Anyway, I want, this is such a big development at the international level.
02:34What do you think, where will this matter go in the future?
02:37Firstly, in Gaza and what has happened, two things have become very clear.
02:41There is a lesson for us.
02:42That if you are a poor nation, and if you are militarily weak,
02:46then the world is always with the powerful and the rich.
02:49And whatever Israel does, unfortunately,
02:52No one is going to speak.
02:53And unfortunately, all the monarchs in the Muslim world,
02:56they also give lip service to the Palestinians,
02:59and no one is standing with them.
03:01This is the reality.
03:02But this is not just a national issue.
03:04This is a regional issue.
03:05God forbid, if this war escalates,
03:08and Iran takes direct action, as it was happening,
03:11its repercussions will come here.
03:13If they come here, our borders will be cut off.
03:15And after that, the oil disruption,
03:17which will happen to other things,
03:19this is going to play a huge role in the market.
03:20So inflation and all that will be different.
03:21Yes, we will be more directly impacted economically.
03:24And apart from that, regional impact,
03:27you start such things, you don't know where they will go.
03:30When Putin came to Ukraine,
03:32he thought there would be a limited war.
03:34The whole of Europe got involved, the world got involved.
03:37So just pray, and we can only say,
03:40may Allah guide us.
03:41And you agree that now it seems that
03:43the painful visuals that we are seeing in Palestine,
03:45it also seems that this matter is not going to end very soon.
03:49Anyway, Palestine has been destroyed.
03:51But you tell me one thing,
03:54all your rich Muslim countries,
03:59where will all their money and investments go?
04:02They are in the same countries,
04:04in the same America, in the same London,
04:06from where the bombs are going,
04:07from where all the unqualified support is going.
04:09If you want to do it, there are many ways.
04:12If you don't want to do it, then...
04:14There are many ways.
04:15There are many ways.
04:17Practically, what options does Iran have?
04:20No, look, I thought Iran would be indirect.
04:24But they didn't just kill Ismail Haniyeh,
04:28they also killed their military commander.
04:31Then they also killed Hezbollah's number two.
04:35So it seems that Netanyahu wants to expand the war.
04:40He wants things to escalate.
04:42He is extremely unpopular in his country.
04:44Extremely many people are protesting against him.
04:47He has now become a child of conflict.
04:49Only war will sustain him.
04:52I think it would be better if Iran is stopped.
04:57If you react to Netanyahu's timing,
05:00then you will play into his hands.
05:03He has a very smelly, religious, crazy government.
05:07He has an extreme right wing.
05:09His national security minister is the person
05:13who has been in the Israeli army for two years.
05:17He has made him their national security advisor.
05:20He took him in mandatory service
05:23on the basis that this man is very extremist.
05:27He is a national security advisor.
05:30He is the one who is attacking the settlers.
05:33The army is doing what it is doing,
05:35so the settlers should also do what they are doing.
05:37There is madness there.
05:39So I think the Muslim world will have to think.
05:42They will have to think instead of their bank balances
05:45and their limited alliances.
05:47Ultimately, why are we fighting?
05:49We are Muslims, right?
05:51It's simple.
05:52There has been a lot of difference
05:54between the thinking of the people
05:56and the thinking of the rulers
05:58in the Middle East and the Gulf.
06:00Ultimately, this difference is very dangerous.
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