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DETAILS: Leader Perceives Brilliant Future for Iranian Poetry TEHRAN (FNA)- Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei met with tens of Iranian poets and poetesses on Wednesday, where he said the Iranian poetry now enjoys the potential to revive its lustrous past. The meeting was held on the birthday anniversary of Shiite Islam\'s first Imam Hazrat Ali (AS), the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and the father of the second and third Imams Hazrat Hassan ibn-e Ali (AS) and Hossein ibn-e Ali (AS). At the meeting, a number of poets and poetesses recited some of their poems. The Leader praised the depth and the richness of the recitations, and said contemporary poetry heralds a lustrous era for the Iranian literature and poetry in the near future. The young poets and poetesses of the country will soon revive the brilliant poetry of the past, he said.

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Female activists are said to be playing a major role in the shaping of Yemen\'s political future, as they work to resolve the nation\'s most pressing issues in a National Dialogue Conference. The NDC is a historic six month event which is designed to resolve the Yemen\'s most pressing issues through peaceful negotiations between the country\'s top political and tribal leaders. However, as the Yemeni uprising has displayed through the past two years, the youth of Yemen and mainly Yemeni females, will no longer tolerate being left aside from playing a pivotal role in shaping their country\'s future.

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Leader of the Muslim Ummah, Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei talks about the future of the evil Saudi regime. What kind of a regime is it? The United States of America announced building of a nuclear development facility and missile development program in Saudi Arabia. Let\'s assume that it happens, what will be the future of these missiles? The Leader speaks.

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During the sixth anniversary of the July 2006 war, Hezbollah’s Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has warned Israel on any strike against Lebanon in the future and that Hezbollah’s resistance will have a big military surprise for them. Hezbollah’s Secretary General has considered the 2006 war as the first step in targeting the entire resistance bloc including Iran and Syria: Sayyed Nasrallah has revealed that Hezbollah’s missiles, which were used against Israel were not only transferred through Syria, but were also Syrian made. Nasrallah stressed that the most important weapons, which were fought with by the resistance movements in Lebanon and Palestine were from Syria. He further stressed that the U.S. has taken advantage of rightful demands for the Syrian people and prevented dialogue and has turned Syria into a war zone. Several hours prior to his speech, Hezbollah supporters flocked to the Southern Beirut Suburbs sounding their support for Hezbollah louder than ever. What is seen by Hezbollah’s supporters as a divine victory over Israel in the 2006 summer war is seen by military experts as a major transformation which has made Hezbollah a regional player to be reckoned with for years to come.

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Is Hezbollah able to shoot down Israeli F-16 warplanes in any future war? This video is a subtitled excerpt from a recent documentary series produced by Al-Manar Tv titled \'If Hezbollah was Defeated\'.

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Hezbollah\'s Deputy Chief, Sheikh Na\'eem Qassem, has accused the U.S.-backed Future Bloc of providing political support for perpetrators behind the unrest in Lebanon\'s Southern city of Sidon last week. The skirmishes provoked by hard-line militants loyal to controversial Salafist cleric - Ahmad Al-Asir - last Monday, led to the death of several Lebanese soldiers and the injury of scores others. The premature attempt to ignite a sectarian strife by salafists and their cleric Ahmad Al-Asir in Lebanon is believed to have been the result of the Syrian government\'s gaining ground on the battlefield against militants. Altaf Ahmad, Press TV, Sidon

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UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi says Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could play a constructive role in a future transition in his country. Brahimi is in Damascus on the latest leg of a regional tour to rally support for the upcoming Geneva talks. In an interview with a French magazine ahead of his trip, he said a deal on Syria\'s arsenal of chemical weapons has transformed Assad from Quote-- a pariah into a partner. On Sunday, the veteran Algerian diplomat was in Tehran, where he insisted on Iran\'s participation in the Geneva conference. However, Brahimi faces an uphill task in convincing the fractured foreign-backed opposition to attend the talks. And 19 militant groups have issued threats against those who plan to attend the Geneva conference. Brahimi says he fears Syria may become a failed state like Somalia if a peace agreement cannot be reached.

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The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas says it will not allow the presence of an international force in a future Palestinian state. Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri has said in a statement that the presence of an international force under a peace deal with Israel would be no different from the Israeli occupation. He urged the United States to revise its position since Hamas won\'t allow anyone to undermine its rights. Abu Zuhri also called for a united front of factions to reject the so-called peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and their outcome. He further said that the Kerry plan was put together by Americans and the Zionist entity to eradicate the Palestinian cause. Earlier, Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh slammed the talks, saying the resistance movement would not be bound by any deal with Israel.

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Lebanese experts say Israeli military training has been altered to try and face Hezbollah\\\'s growing capabilities. Israeli officials say Hezbollah\\\'s experiences in Syria could give it the upper-hand in a future confrontation with Israel. Press TV\\\'s correspondent in Beirut has more.