also we have co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign. mr. mcnape here joining us from edinburgh. let's start off with mr. miller uh in bristol. uh, sir, i want to get your perspective on this recent intelligence report. uh, it seems that uh uh on uh from the the side of the united states benyamen netanyahu is turning out to to be the skapegoat in this war. well, this is not a new position by the us and intelligence committee. uh, it it looks like they are getting fed up with netanyahu, but they have been opposed to his uh government for some time, uh, indeed have been themselves directly funding. some of the protesters prior to alex a flug being launched, so it's not new, but it it does indicate that there is section of the us ruling elite which wants netanyahu gone, which wants a more moderate government as they would see it, of course that's not uh necessarily the likely outcome if netanyahu goes, it may well be even more radical government that comes into power, and you've got to think about the way in which the the intelligence services

scottish palestine solidarity campaign mr. mick nape here joining us from edinburg.the details. a brief but meaningful presence in front of the cameras. the political bureau chief of hamas ismail hania is in tehran a day after the united nations security council adopted a resolution demanding immediate cease fire in gaza. this is hania's second trip to tehran since the israeli onslot on the baseish coastal strip on october. we are going through a historic stage in the fight against the regime and its turning point is the alaqa flood. the people of palestine have shown exemply resistance and the resolution that was passed by the unsc indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. israel is losing its political cover and protection even in the security council raise their hand. on monday the united nations security council passed. resolution calling for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip with the u.s. for the first time abstaining from the vote. washington had vetoed three such resolutions before. this is the result of quote

palestine solidarity campaign, mr. mcnape here is joining us from edinburgh. gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. gomsia and bethlehem, i want to get your perspective on these uh massive and serious demonstrations that are taking place uh in jordan, the demonstrators and protest protesters who are participating uh in these uh rallies with have been ongoing since the israelies uh started this genocidal war against the palestinians has been persistent, not just in jordan, but in many other arab governments as well. uh, please break that down for us and the impact that that has had uh globally and also um given the support that the jordanians are showing for the palestinian cause and the anger that they're showing against the israelis, why are we not seeing any action from the jordanian government? well, to start with, i can say, you know, salute to the jordanians, palestinians in jordan, and internationals in jordans who flooded the street, streets of jordan demonstrating against this genocide that

palestine solidarity campaign mr. mc nape you're joining us from edinbrow and that's wrap for this edition of the news review but stick around there's plenty more to come here on president on the first day of the holy month of ramadan thousands of jordanians rallied at aman and across the country. protest against israel's genocidal war in gaza. today, on the first day of ramadan, we are standing before the genocide, the enforced hunger and killing, the targeting of children, women, and unarmed civilians and the demolition of houses over inhabitants. of course, our message is to create the humanitarian land corridor to northern gaza, where the palestinian citizens suffer from hunger and dehydration inflicted by the zionist enemy that is leading. this offensive war, this genocide and ethnic cleansing against the palestinian people. carrying palestinian flags and banners, the protesters chanted pro-palestinian and anti-israeli slogans. they also demanded unhindered delivery of aid to gaza as they gathered near the israel

palestine solidarity campaign, mr.your perspective on these uh massive and serious demonstrations that are taking place uh in jordan, the demonstrators and protest protesters who... participating uh in these uh rallies which have been ongoing since the israelies uh started this genocidal war against the palestinians has been persistent not just in jordan but in many other arab governments as well uh please break that down for us and the impact that that has had uh globally and also um given the support that the jordanians are showing for the palestinian cause and the anger that they're showing against the israelis why are we not seeing action from the jordanian government, well to start with, i can say, salute to the jordanians, palestinians in jordan and internationals in jordans who flooded the street, streets of jordan demonstrating against this genocide that's ongoing, equal side that's ongoing etc. and demanding that their government takes good. position, so i salute them, i respect them, and as palestinians here

palestine solidarity campaign mr.on these massive and serious demonstrations that are taking place in jordan, the demonstrate. and protest protesters who are participating uh in these uh rallies which have been ongoing since these raties started this genocidal war against the palestinians has been persistent not just in jordan but in many other arab governments as well uh please break that down for us and the impact that that has had uh globally and also um given the support that the jordanians are showing for the palestinian cause and the anger that they're showing against why are we not seeing any action from the jordanian government? well, to start with, i can say, salute to the jordanians, palestinian. in jordan and internationals in jordans who flooded the street streets of jordan demonstrating against this genocide that's ongoing, equicide that's ongoing etc. and demanding that their government takes good position, so i salute them, i respect them, and as palestinians here in the occupied territories, we are ver

palestine solidarity campaign, mr. joining us from edinburg. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. rumsia and bethlehem, i want to get your perspective on these uh massive and serious demonstrations that are taking place uh in jordan, the demonstrators and protest protesters who are participating uh in these uh rallies which have been ongoing. since the israelies uh started this genocidal war against the palestinians has been persistent, not just in jordan, but in many other arab governments as well, uh, please break that down for us and the impact that that has had uh globally and also um given the support that the jordanians are showing for the palestinian cause and the anger that they're showing against the israelis, why are we not seeing any action from the jordanian government? well uh just... start with, i can say, you know, salute to the jordanians, palestinians in jordan and internationals in jordans who flooded the street, streets of jordan demonstrating against these genocide that's ongo

palestine solidarity campaign. protest protesters who are participating uh in the... uh rallies which have been ongoing since the israelies uh started this genocidal war against the palestinians has been persistent not just in jordan but in many other arab governments as well uh please break that down for us and the impact that that has had uh globally and also um given the support that the jordanians are showing for the palestinian cause and the anger that they're showing against the israelies why are we not seeing any action from the jordanian government? well, to start with, i can say, you know, salute to the jordanians, palestinians in jordan, and internationals in jordans who flooded the street, streets of jordan, demonstrating against this genocide that's ongoing, equicide that's ongoing, etc., and demanding that their government takes good position, so i salute them. i respect them and as palestinians here in the occupied territories, we are very grateful to them. for the jordanian government, i say shame on

also we have co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign. mr. mcnape here joining us from edinburgh. let's start off with mr. miller uh in bristol. sir, i want to get your perspective on this recent intelligence report. it seem. that on from the the side of the united states benyahu is turning out to be the scape got in this war. well, this is not the new position by the us intelligence committee, it looks like they are getting fed up with netanyahu, but they have been opposed to his government for some time, indeed have been themselves directly funding some of the protest. prior to flog being launched, so it's not new, but it it does indicate that there is section of the us ruling elite, which wants netan yahoo gone, which wants a more moderate government, as they would see it, of course that's not necessarily the likely outcome if netanyahu goes, it may well be even more radical government that comes into power, and you've got to think about the way in which the the intelligence services in the us relates to the presidency and... they are not

joining us from bethlehem, and thanks to co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, mrre to come here on press tv. elswear, the political bureau chief of hamas ismail han has traveled to the iranian capital for high-level talks. the visit comes a day after the unsc passed the resolution calling for immediate cease fire in the gaza strip gisumi shamari has the details. a brief but meaningful presence in front of the cameras, the political bureau chief of. hamas ismail hania is in tehran a day after the united nations security council adopted a resolution demanding an immediate cease fire in gaza. this is hania's second trip to tehran since the israeli onslot on the baseish coastal strip on october 7th. we are going through a historic stage in the fight against the regime and it's turning point is the alaqa flood. the people of palestine have shown exemply resistance and that was passed by the unsc indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. israel is losing its political cover and protection even in the security council. raise