weaponizing their victimhood, absolutely. um, we discussed the the uk's responsibility or moral responsibility, ability uh, that the doctor disagreed with, because that's not how they see it, uh, but what we have seen in the recent wars from iraq to afghanistan to libya, every single time the uk government has taken the side of the abusers, they have done so, and it's not just because people always say, oh, they just follow the us, it's not that. alone is the fact that they go so much length to do so much more and the next post will actually show that they actually sent um 500 extra troops to cyprus base um in order to supply weapons to israel so these are operations that even they want to keep secret and there's so much more that they haven't actually um you know shown and lot of the times it is it is again not just to do with money but it's a lot to do with power and to already show the alliance stability and strength to keep it going by having this

continuous kind of um operations. we talked about the settler violence against palestinians and it's not limited to the use of guns, some are taking it a step further. oh, absolutely. the next video i think we'll say it all, so we'll watch what she has to say, qui tombe tous les jours, tous les jours, vous ouvrez votre whatsapp et vous regardez 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, et ben aujourd'hui, je pense qu'il a une décision à prendre, d'accord, c'est je comprends tout le monde. d'accord, je comprends les pauvres personnes de gaza et cetera, mais nous c'est notre survie, donc je pense que les politiques doivent accepter de d'appuyer sur le boom, et malheureusement, j'ai juste un message à faire passer aux politiques, eradication, make it easy, make it simple and obviously survival of the fittis and and they see themselves as you know being the oppressed and they needing to eradicate who they feel is the actual threat and they will do whatever it takes in order to do that.

"the us led illegal invasion of iraq for wmd that weren't there exactly is seared in everybody's mind for sure. um, fahim muhammad, thank you very much. welcome. okay, um, let's continue the discussion here, and i want to put the next question to karem ali. uh, and karam, you heard what that uh, woman had to say, a relative of settler that apparently was killed, calling..." for uh nuking the palestinians? your thoughts? i've never seen anybody have a mental breakdown on television, but today is the first day i've seen that. this is zianism in its raurest, purest form, a complete and utter disregard and disrespect of the people of of the land, the culture on the land and the land itself. how can you proclaim to be uh, how can you proclaim to be the holy custodian of the land? like uh, but uh, be in favor of nuking

it to oblivion uh, this is something that's very clear in gaza anyway, the way that they treat the land, so it's actually of no surprise, and as we said earlier in the program, it's the most right-wing government that the zianist regime has had, and by no, no doubt they've been voted in by others who've fallen in line uh into... this liquid mentality since the assassination ofin by ultrazionists themselves. all right, doctor, we saw what happened to apartite south africa, it got to point where its existence became untenable, and that everything went down hill. do you see it happening to apart israel? perhaps in our lifetime, i know it's very. to look into the future given the kind

of support israel has internationally from uh the western countries? i don't think in the same manner because the difference is you see the military might and weapons that the us is supplying to israel and it wasn't as such in south africa this was something more organic and it it wasn't the full force that we're seeing of of military might so i think that there was a possible of a government change of people living together yeah in israel you're seeing. wiping out and annihilation of people, so the only positive thing that i see is in the long-term, the the mental and political collapse of israel, so whether or not palestinians can return there or some can, but at least what i force see is perhaps a different kind of israel, so not the harmony of africans and let's say if you like whites living together in south africa, but a different kind of israel possibly because of a different. same people who who kept

the partit in place, stay on in south africa, but some are saying if israel uh a part of israel were to be dismantled and for there to be a one state where um palestinians or jews, christians and muslims live together, then some of the people who have migrated there illegally and took palestinians lands will have to just leave, absolutely. that is the core uh of the sort of post uh occupation discussion, what happens to the colonialist settlers, well they got there somehow uh from somewhere, and if they do not wish to return

the home that they are occupying to the original owner and move few street down perhaps and live in peace and harmony, then perhaps an option for them might be to return... to where they came from uh, at the end of the day they are settler colonialists, they are illegal settlers living on illegal settlements and they should be regarded as such uh even within our conversations and in our discussions in public. of course, only time will tell right, only time will tell. we're going to have to leave it there, gentlemen, uh, with those final thoughts, we've come to the end of this edition of the program. many thanks again to my guests for their contributions. gaza under attack will be back next time with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye.

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