is developing relations with russia. i've seen the tub uninvited to the st. petersburg, international economic for a while him, a ton of i'm struck a deal with context on i'm to commit is done to make. i've gotten this done. a regional hub for exports, including oil from russia to south asia agreements. the discussions on investment and trade have also taken place with a number of other countries, including iran on china. we have been discussing the building road initiative with our chinese counterparts. this is very significant because we can export goods to china and the entire world through the framework. all countries need to have ghana stand as their shortest transit route for trade. this is important for us because we want to create jobs for our citizens, right, whether it's packaged on increase 6 hold last year with plans for trans, i've gotten ro, road that would link is back this time with practiced on. i end up boosting and removing barriers to trade. these data was being struck by the tell them on a crucial for the development of i've gotten this done while washington continues

to freeze the country central bank reserves. the reality is that the taliban is in power and i've gotten this done off to having survive. 20 is of us occupation trying to destroy the group. the telephone hasn't moved from the shadows and it's not running the country. finding itself inside can more and more seriously, even by its former phones. thanks very much for watching us, how not to international, but the more all of the stories we've been dissecting. do you have do, but to our website oxy? don't com? there is plenty to feast on the the,

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of the it is not an understatement to say that the eyes of the world are on guys more than $35000.00 people have been killed there since the start of hostilities on october 7th, 2023 and more than 90 percent of those deaths have been civilians is really military is use of very heavy hand even by is really military standards, destroying hospitals, churches, mosque apartment blocks, and literally everything else and it's got human rights violations, and war crimes are ramping and as a result is real stands alone except of course for the ongoing support of the united states. i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the

. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 much of the world is focused on the war and guys and on the atrocities that are taking place there. the united nation said in mid march that more children had been killed in gaza in the 1st 4 months of the conflict that had been killed in all other conflicts around the world. in the last 4 years combined, the south african government has taken action by suing israel in the international court of justice and the united nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel. that the fighting must stop immediately. and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears diplomatically. israel is increasingly isolated. several south american countries have broken diplomatic relations with jerusalem while spain, ireland, slovenia, and malta announced recently that they would recognize an independent palestine

with east jerusalem as its capital. the united states veto recognition of a palestinian state in the un security council recently, but the subsequent vote to recognize palestine in the general assembly was absolutely over whelming. in the meantime, israel continues to trample the human rights of palestinians all over gaza and the west bank. the united nations is calling that genocide. washington has finally begun to complain to israel and it has delayed a recent armed shipment. but does washington have the wherewithal and the will to put its foot down on his really actions against civilians? very few observers think, so. we're joined today by tara could judge. he's the mundo wise guy that corresponded and a member of the palestinian writers union. he studied english literature as how to university and garza, he started his career in journalism in 2015, working as a news writer and translator for the local newspaper donya of what then he has

reported for of body, middle east di and all monitor. welcome tara, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. park. i want to get directly to the main point. you're a guys and you have reported from guys a, you have family and guys directly affected by the war. tell us what the situation is like on the ground there. what is life like for the average guys and in the midst of these really invasion? well actually it looks like lifeless because there's no life in god, only her fear, dead and displacement. most of the families evacuated from one place to another, maybe for the, the 7th time during this war. the usual scene for people and gaza now become like the ladies and their children and their kids running on the street above or, and next the bills. they cry, they run,

they are looking for safety. and in the background you can see the smoke and the bomb being and the destroying homes just behind them. so the war me, this scene is huge. well, and as, as the main c and inside the gaza strip. only people running from that from one place to another. this is actually, this is what it looks like. they're in gaza. this is exactly what it looks like. like people always running from one place to another. they find no place to go even when they go to some place. that is really army ordering them to go to. when they settled there, the army called them again, or the exam to evacuate mark one more time. this is the situation on the ground. we've heard nightmare stories of practically every guys and hospital having been

destroyed about a lack of food, water, electricity, and fuel. tell us about this and about why international aid is not making its way into guys that whether through rough uh or otherwise, there was like 35 hospitals are operating in the gaza strip before the war. but now there's, there are only 4 hospitals operating in all got a step only for hospital, for 2000000 people and they are not like major and medical complexes, no one hospital, one medical complex. it is they will be on hospital companions area and 3 smaller medical health medical centers. so there's really army in the end destroying all of their medical centers in the gaza strip, starting with the north of gaza and then and the god,

the city and then and then you will just like a she for hospital like nasir medical complex. they destroyed all of these hospitals during their vision and during this war and regarding to the food and aid. it hurts me to say that people in gaza dreaming fruit and dreaming of cold water. dreaming of clean water to use as a regular bomb being. and as always, is still bumping the batteries, the markets, the food storage. even though norwood affiliated the storage, every army bombed them, the kids are following on the streets and following in the hospitals and home due to their start ration. and i also wrote. ready to you about kids who are

starved to death inside got a strip and i have my own personal story also because i have a my mother who died in they have been hospitalized only because we couldn't find her the medical food and the medication she needs, she died only because of this because of the war and the me to go and a tire rotation. so as there is just trying to tell us as palestinians living in the gaza strip, then we will not live, do you live in any possible means? so just leave this land, just leave your, your homes and your land. and if you're not going to do that, okay, we would have bump you inside your home and we will force you to leave. and if not, we will lift you starve to death. i am so sorry to hear that please accept my

condolences the palestinian death toll as of mid may is officially just under 35000 people. that is an astounding number. but many thinks that the number is actually much higher because many people have been buried and rubble and have not been recovered. is that true? and what do you think the death toll actually is? well that number is correct and was released by the health ministry and got it. but there are also 15 thousands still under their umbrella as also the health ministry status. and they don't even distinguish, or this split between fighters and civilians because most of the death to we are civilians. we have so far we have 15000 people in the death to our children. and we have also 12000 women from the 2. so they mostly are civilians and have

nothing to do with fighting as regular. they are civilians inside their homes or inside the tents and every is keeping killing them and displacing them. and something important we have to mention to you are victims, whether they are getting killed or anything injured inside the guys, a strip by the is really gum machine war. these could, these represents like 10 percent of guys, a community in only 7 months. so here we can ask a question, how long is or is needs to keep this war to read out on the strip. because so far, 7 months, we are speaking about 10 person to gather community in a 7 month. this is unbelievable. when you look at the debt to and the casualties

during this is not a long time by the way, and it is not also a short time, but to find all these casualties in this period of time. this is really dangerous. we. this is a warning like as what it is, is there a is actually doing? it's like a cleansing and genocide inside the gaza strip and no one in the world against the top of it so far. so they are keeping their destiny cleansing, and they're keeping they killing silently without any power from the country. force as are you to stop without you and forcing is ready to stop without anything that happens only we receive like condemnations from for again, countries but not,

not but nothing on the ground. just to make us feel that we are not alone. here we are, we didn't lift alone foot to face the genus hyde park, stay right there. we're going to take a short break. and when we come back, we're going to speak with her judge about prospects for some kind of a diplomatic solution. and guys, us and in greater palestine say to the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the,

the, they are probably her mother's us the store. okay. the model girl to i got you. no problem seem to them out of the same documents. yeah. side of the drive i showed my brother through he was signing to hoping for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of probably it'd be again yes, because it's like your photos. i believe you lose your life the another crime. say another i could have been a doctor or nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing that. people out here. the

welcome back to the west of ours. i'm john kerry onto were speaking with tarik had judge. he's the mando weiss guys, a correspondent and a member of the palestinian writers union. he studied english literature as, as how to university and gaza. he started his career in journalism in 2015, working as a news writer and translator for the local newspaper donya as well. and he's reported for of body middle east di and i'll monitor. thanks again for being with us, tara. thank you, park, the united states and israel are increasingly isolated on this war, not just diplomatically in the united nations, but in terms of global public opinion. can you for see a point where the united states, in order to stop the damage being done to it finally, pressures is real, to negotiate. some kind of a settlement. is that even possible? and actually, i'm not getting full by the american prob,

again the and american lights that's pivot because i'm on the ground here. we are seeing like it is a u. s. war. it is not only those where you work is us. what? because the united states wise as regular was like when i'm president weapons to kill develops tenants. they 90 the states birth 10 that they want to achieve justice for palestinians. and the want to give them a state taught in the same time they are supplying is right. it was with the weapon to kill the ballast indians. and in the same time, they just reject any move any move from any country in the united nation to have seas via or to help palestinians getting theirs. paid taught. it's the war. it's the u. s. war. and i believe if the u. s. wants to stop this war,

they can do it easily because they are overwhelming as a with women and they got the work in this work. but the u. s. is using and they got some specific and special benefits from their work. and the biggest benefits for the u. s. is the u. s. c for that it's building and the guy is a coastal peach. i'm not going to like speaking the, why the in this matter. but this is the goal of this war to make a u. s. c for it, so they can explore the natural gas to europe using, using this specific area. yeah, i can see that. can you explain to us what the sticking points are relative to a cease fire or 2 and exchange of prisoners. these release historically has been willing to give up as many as 500 prisoners palestinian prisoners in exchange for a single is rarely citizen. but it seems that these really government doesn't care

at all about it. citizens being held by him us. why is the netanyahu government taking this position? why haven't we seen a massive exchange of prisoners? it goes v will have no reason after that, to keep bumping and destroying and killing the palestinians in god. now they have a reason like the be willing as a, have our present those and we have to go there and get them back. if they make at a prison that makes a change and they took all the prisoners from god. what is the reason for us? are you after that to keep bumping god, there is no. so i think as really considered that resolution inside guys are, are with the casualties of this war. they don't care about the prisoners even. i believe that they even don't want them to get back. they want them to stay in gaza

strip as a reason to keep bumping guns and keep killing gather civilians and people. and when the word say, why is there it is doing so? is there a will have like, is there a has like a legitimate reason? let's get into some of the specifics here. the harsh treatment of palestinian detainees in israel is well documented. torture is common place. i was speaking with an his really human rights attorney last week and told me that one of his clients who is in is really prison, said that he envies his compatriots and guys up because they're dead. he said that living in is really prison is worse than death. is this normal for these rarely government or have conditions worse and for palestinian prisoners since the war started? exactly the condition worse than since this war started? and only a couple of weeks ago, we are both in like the death of number of palestinians who got in prison inside

gaz strip during the ground invasion like the physician admin, a bush who's a doctor in a ship, a hospital and there's a army, took him from a ship, a hospital in gaza, city and jail them for over a month and a half. and then he just died and passed away inside the prison under the torture. as his family released yesterday, i was talking to a group of prisoners who got released from that is really present and evacuated to dinner by area and goes to i don't do some of them. and they said like the harsh conditions they wouldn't list inside those really present is on president . there is no way that as or a deal with any prisoners like like what is doing now in the meantime,

again is developed indians, especially from the gaza strip. so this war is just mounting the heat of the hate of those, or at least against palestinians, specially from the gaza strip a business say that that is really god's live them without food for several days. they torture them. they but like a huge fan on their in their cell and turn it on and get the prisoners naked. they speak about they spoke about like horrible details about the conditions they were jailed and inside there's a presence. and i think this is the 1st time maybe, maybe not, but this is the 1st time i'm hearing such testimonies from peebles, where inside the presence they get out with marks and signs of their bodies of tow

chose their back, their, their hands, their, of feet in every inch and in their bodies, there is a sign of torture. their faces even psychologically they torture them in every possible meaning they can't. and they got change, and during the do or the past, due month, inside those re present the released and we find them like they've changed. they've become new people. they're not the same as they were detained. and the 1st time ever thing change is really is, is really got like the most evil method and ways to deal with the palestinians to let them hate every thing to let them have their lives. but apparently that doesn't work because here we are still in our land and still in our

homes and still facing glaze, really genocide and speak about that. and we're not leaving our home this is that the distortion for, for the majority of the will inside that goes to perch. how much worse does this conflict get before it gets any better? is any kind of diplomatic settlement even possible? can you envision something happening? if the error world is unified, for example, or are the palestinians essentially funding for themselves? i think this is going to be way worse than what's going on. now, i believe that is right and it is only our brand tags and bills. those are the drivers for the u. s. and i believe of the view that says that the us wants gaza strip to be for her for its own because there

is a huge stretch strategic importance for this place in the coastal and the mediterranean coast. so i think somebody in doing this work after it will destroy the guys strip completely and bush people choose by their own to leave this place because they were fine, no way to live. and so many of them will decide to leave and tell guys i will rebuild and get back and buy this. i think there will be like an est talk, but but not pals times the. i think the us is planning to with like gaza statehood . inside garza and some parts of other countries and maybe from is really so there was big some part from that nearby towns on that goes a board or to expand the state of gaza here. this is how worse

it could get after destroying only goes to. but do we think back to the question, i believe if we are united as palestinians and goes through and there was bank in the 1st place, we could pass this for in a way in a way much better. only if people in guster and westbank are united and fighting in one hand together. not to mention what if the other country countries or them are united. i think if they are united or even if they defend palestine correctly morally as a wooden, even deer do, it's just like cleansing. and it's janice hyde clearly on the front of the cameras

and front it every body around the war. without even cassie teaching, retail, children, women, they destroyed, completed residential area. then the majority that to, as we mentioned from civilians not fighters. as there is feeling free to do whatever they want to use all of the power of the web and they have killed palestinians and turn them to pieces. i think if, if the airport, if the countries want this war to and i think they have the power and they have the influence to force as they're able to stop, it's war. and it's gina, type against the government. but in the state are taken care of palestinians who are dying in their homes under their rules and getting bombed,

while they are safe and sleeping in their homes and their places instead of taking care of all these palestinians. they but more the importance to their interest and their relationships with as right. park. thank you so much for your continued bravery in bringing us the news from gaza. the great contemporary philosopher, doctor noam chomsky said that the wanton killing of innocent civilians is terrorism . it's not a war again, harris. he was right about that. there is no moral equivalency between those who would kill using children, innocent civilians and adults in their homes and in their places of worship that have a government that is seeking those terrorists before they can engage in that awful activity. thanks for joining us for another episode of who was the, the lowest. i'm john curiosity, please follow me on subset got drawn to reactive. we'll see you next on the. 2 2 2 2 2

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