we say to americans and british who flew those fight last night, we will stay stead fast and enthusiastic. you will not make us scared. today and the aggression, siege, genocide and a medicine blocket on our brothers in gaza, citizens of yemen with their weapons. are getting ready to face this aggression and do what they can. iraqi resistance forces have talked to the us based inside syria as they continue their operations in support of palestinians in the gaza strip. the islamic resistance in iraq announced that fighters struck the american base in the al-amar oil field in syria's dailalzor province. there was no immediate word on possible casualties or damage. iraqi resistance fighters. carried out more than 100 attacks on us military in the region in response to the ongoing american israel in gaza, but attacks are part of strategy to counter us occupation forces in and syria and support for the tel aviv regime. meanwile the united states says it will press on with his air strikes on syria and iraq following deadly drone attack on american troops in the region. "this was the beginning o

in contrast, latin american jews who support israel have no local equivalent to the powerful us line as lobby groups like the american israel public affairs committee, which will reportedly spend 100000000 dollars next year to try to push out of office certain law makers advocating for a cease fire in gaza. the growing chorus of solidarity seems like a part of a rising trend towards peace sovereignty n multiple arity in the world. the complex and goals and ukraine are expected to dominate the agenda of the g. g 24 minutes. the summit in brazil versus sub gay laurel base the to attend the talks later on wednesday, he's been touring lofton, american countries to drum up support from multi polar font in the points of western pressure is what was said off the live ropes, sit down with his counterpart in caracas on tuesday. the flow vanilla venezuela is also suffering from these barbaric plundering policy of the united states and its satellites. venezuelan money, state reserves, as well as rush of state reserves are frozen in the number of western countries and basis. of course, the most

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going on in israel and the importance of americans unequivocally supporting israel. on october 7, israel suffered the deadliest and most heinous atrocities committed against jews since the holocaust. hamas which is backed by iran was able to unfortunately a massacre, rape, burn alive, decapitate, the worst people you can possibly imagine, over 1200 innocent people. they kidnapped barbaric late over 200 people. by the way, it's not just israelis. it was not just an attack on israel but an attack on americans in western civilization. there were countless americans who were massacred and there were a number of americans who were kidnapped and there still are over six americans being held hostage by hamas. you did something that i will forever appreciate and countless americans will which is you and your wife actually chose to go to israel i think last month. you could see first-hand what took place. can you tell us about that? >> it was really heartbreaking in every way. i thought president trump had made such a norm as strides by moving the embassy to jerusalem. my wif

yemen fires missiles at an american vessel in the red sea, vowing to continue such operations until israel. genocide of palestinians in the gaza strip, and according to netherlands orders the dutch government to stop the export of f-35 fighter jet parts to israel following an appeal by several human rights organizations.

an extended pause to the american israel genocidal war on gaza, no call for a cease spire yet. gaza's health ministry says the number of people killed in us israeli attack since the start of the massacre has risen to at least 27,700, more than 11,500 of those children, additional 67,00 people have been killed. joining me today's edition, in the studio, journalist and author ivan ridley and via skype, dr. matthew alford. matthew is author. filmmaker and lecturer of politics and international studies at the university of bath. thank you both for being here. let me start with you. it's good to have you with us, ivan. um, you heard about the hamas counter proposal. um, the court, the the ball, like they say is in the israeli court, there is momentum so it seems, or is that what thinking? i think that there is momentum, and i'm not sure how much that has to do. with global pressure or how much that has to do with the protests, including quite a astonishing one outside of blincan's home, wow, in his very posh area in virginia, and uh, he certainly won't have been able to rest at the

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of rachel kory who was american citizen fully killed by israel, but there have been no justice or retribution. the us thinks that it has the right to be there, this goes back to its global arrogance, it goes back to its hegemonic delusions. however, it's really great to see that the resistance is striking back and it's good to see that the u.s. is failing as a country uh, one of the reasons for the um attacks on us interests by the resistance factions as a whole from iraq in syria has been uh the uh us israely genocidal war in the gaza strip, that's just one of the reasons where where there was an optic from october 7th up till now um in terms of targeting the uh us interest let's say um and there is very strong belief that if the us and israel in turn stop this genocidal war that the the region would be relieved of the tension that exists uh but it doesn't seem like the us to do that uh and it continues with this uh militaristic approach. why do you think the us uh doesn't want this uh genocidal war to to stop? is it to detract maybe from the israely defeat perhaps on the ground? i'm guessin

israel genocide in gaza. the islamic resistance in iraq says it's attacks are part of a strategy to counter us occupation forces in iraq and syria and washington's support for the telave regime. tensions between hisbolla and israely forces persist along the southern border of lebanon. hezbolah says his forces have talked more israely settlements. mariam saleh correspond. than bayrut joined us earlier to give us an update. 72 settlements have been targeted by hazbullah, 22 settlements, excuse me, have been targeted 72 times and the border posts for the israelies, the military post specifically we're talking about 45 posts have been targeted 670 times and there are also uh the backup posts that are even beyond the border, we're talking about some 19. post they were targeted 61 times, but you also have huge number of those who left that area many of the settlers, some 81,000 settlers have left that area, of course the israelis have transformed the entire region into a planetary zone, as well as military military

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in contrast, latin american jews who support israel have no local equivalent to the powerful u. as in his lobby groups like the american israel public affairs committee, which will reportedly spend 100000000 dollars next year to try to push out of office certain lawmakers advocating for a cease fire and gaza. the growing chorus of solidarity seems like a part of a rising trend towards peace sovereignty and multi polarity in the world will needs in 13 minutes the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, american investor, david sacks, as to ukraine. complex is based on paul search and to see about how it started and how it's going and how it will end. on this edition of the programs we examine all 3 propositions. the cross, how can you create? i'm joined by my guess, dan kabbalah can pittsburgh. he is a professor of law and author of the plot escape gold rush here in salt lake city. we have david pine, he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security and invalid. we

one of the strongest supporters of the american israel alliance . an organization brought by bipartisan support in congress. this mob was for no there for no other reason other than he was jewish. the mob set off smoke bombs with dense black smoke to make him and his family to think their house was on fire. they blared sirens. they dumped fake blood and infant sized body bags in his driveway. david laced cars that were parked in his driveway. what a neighbor tried to intervene during a lengthy wait for the police to arrive one member of this mob attacked the neighbor with a metal pole. director ray, has the fbi made any arrests in these hate crimes ? >> well, i don't know if it's part of the same investigation. but, i know for example post october 7th we have had arrests of individuals in the l.a. area. specifically, individuals who were threatening the adl, ceo, and a number of people in leadership. and a lot of the cases we've been advancing post october 7th involved threats that sound very similar to the one you're describing. >> they showed up o

influence in israel. but the influence of israel in america is gigantic , of course, and biden wants himself in something; from afghanistan , they left with ukraine, it didn’t work out very well and they are getting involved here, well, i don’t understand what the outcome will be the logic that follows in order to finally, before the elections, simply apparently screw up in general in front of american citizens, so this is what we have the feeling, i have the feeling that, in principle, all this is external. tanyahu is doing in the gas sector to understand, he wants to show that he has achieved something , for this he needs to take, at least the cities that are located there, the same khan yunis and the same rafah, rafah is actually just by agreement between egypt and israel, they should not enter under any circumstances, so the egyptians, they are also hooked on this , they say, it is impossible, so to speak, and not to mention where to push 1.5 million refugees, a generally unthinkable task, yes after this is what i understand, at the end you can say, we completed the task, we defe

israel in the future. he also ignores his regional allies, just like he did during the meeting. the security of munich saw that the arab countries that were invited to this meeting insisted that the attacks should stop, and in fact the vice president of the united states emphasized that such a thing is impossible and that the united states he continues to tell us his support , why does the us not see regional allies in this way? our region is israel, and it tries to take this into account when prioritizing its relations. as i told you, one of the basic principles today and the tradition of supporting israel is a fact that we have in the field of american politics. we will always witness this, a very important point that must be made sure let's take into account that today, america is witnessing the election arena and this is very important . the democrats really came to power with the support of the muslim population , especially in states like michigan , and mr. biden is in power today , but with the dire

can you name one thing that we as americans get for supporting israel? nothing, just empty platitudes. "he died to send a message to the world that what's happening in gaza is unacceptable, it is a genocide, and all these american jewish scientists and scientists around the world are mad for taking his life for those people, that's why they're mad, and they mock him like every..." other victim that the israelis have murdered in that genocide that's going on, sponsored by our tax dollars, promoted by our leaders, all of whom we are traits, we stand with israel , as i said at the beginning of the program, tonight we are hosting mr. amir mousavi, an expert on west asian issues. mr. mousavi , hello, welcome to the world today. hello and greetings . thank you for hosting us and the respected khabar network . we are on the 145th day of the genocide in gaza . the most important discussion we had in these few days was the self-immolation of arne bushnell, a member of the us air force who set himself on fire in front of the zionist embassy, ​​i think new york pub

would not have survived in the past seven decades without american support. the united states has showered israel with billions in financial aid, military aid and other forms of support throughout its years of existence. israel would have been unable to survive without the us support throughout its short exists. in order to build the so-called iron dome weapon system alone, america offered a whopping 1.6 billion dollars from 2011 to 2021. last year, the united states congress passed another $1 billion dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. in the ongoing war on gaza, the israeli regime has been gobbling up american money and weapons. since the start of the war, the pentagon has quietly ramped up military aid to israel, from more missiles for iron dome to laser guided missiles for apache helicopters (also us made) to bunkerbuster munitions, to military. vehicles, according to an internal defense department list. let's take a look at how america has been fueling the war on gaza an action. the latest war on gaza started on october the 7th after a

is fighting what is practically an american war with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications of the war over the united states, as the suffering... in palestine continues to grow, america as well as israel must be held accountable. every palestinian death caused by the israeli war on gaza is casualty of the united states war on the palestinian enclave too, and any tragedy yet to come is one of america's making as well. the united states lubricates the war machine, the israeli military fights, palestinians are killed and america accumulates shame. i think that the um drop economic activity, the the costs of the conflict, both military and uh economic uh on the israeli regime are fairly severe, because the workers in the technology sector mainly. the reserves and this really are. it speaks with me, the saint of the... roil from the blood and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the back and the victory, victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you. oh palestine, i free you, o

well, from the beginning of genocide, from the october when the uh americans actually noted that the uh israel sc civilians, they did not actually stop the israelis killing civilians, they actually deny the figures, if you remember biden said, i do not just believe hamas figures, this figures was coming from united nation and other independent organization who saying the civilian being targeted, houses been demolaged, children of women being killed, hundreds of kids under the rivers, so... "the americans knows that there is, when i say americans, i mean the american government, they knows that they is targeting deliberately civilians, that's explain why they, i mean, that's obviously explain why the you have 8,800 women, you know, killed, 700 children killed, so 75% of the casuality in gaza, the are civilians and the..." the big text of fighting hamas, there is no hamas to fight, i don't see the logic that israel is by buming houses and killing civilians, it's fighting hamas, 65% of the houses in gaza destroyed, total of 80%, the rest of the figure houses you cannot return to have to

support israel and forfive the american public support israel and for five citizen support israel and and not hamas. and this gives us another source of strength the continue the battle until total victory. joining us now is hussein ibish, senior resident scholar at the gulf states institutewe are hearing from the us that a ceasefire in gaza could come as soon as next week — but israel and hamas are saying there are too many disagreements. why do you think the white house is publicly expressing optimism? i think it's a way of keeping the negotiations going and think there's been progress and you can see from what the parties or sing public that they are less four—part than they were in on the other hand, they continue to publicly ask for more than the other side is willing to give on both sides, very much but it is probably the case that the administration is aware of softening on both sides begin the scenes unless joe on both sides begin the scenes unlessjoe biden would not have said this. unless joe biden would not have said this. �* ., , , ., the bbc spoke to tal heinrich, spokespe

well, from the beginning of genocide, from the october when the americans actually noted that the israelling civilians, they did not actually stop the israel's killing civilians, they actually denied the figures, if you remember biden said, i do not just believe hamas figures, this figures was coming from united nation and other independent organization who saying the civilian being targeted, houses been demolaged, children and women being killed, hundreds of kids under the rivers, so the americans knows that there is, when i say americans, mean the american government, they knows that they is targeting del civilians, that's explain why they, mean that's obviously explain why you have 8,800 women you know killed, 7000 children killed, so 75% of the casuality in gaza, the are civilians and under the vetext of fighting hamas, there is no hamas to fight, i don't see the logic that israel is by buming houses and killing civilians, it's fighting hamas, 65% of the houses in gaza destroyed. 'm a total of 80%, the rest of the figure houses you cannot return to have to be demiliged and rebuilt, s

, so there are american technicians in israel working to maintain the the weapons that are sold there, and there are intelligence officials and senior military officers helping israel to plan and target these weapons on civilians in gaza. now when it comes to uh aaron bushnell, since october, i believe, he... he he had been under orders um to be prepared to deploy to the middle east or to israel, so he he explicitly - you know was was implicated, the the the air force unit that he works with was on deck to to be sent to the middle east to take part in this war um, so you know he... probably more than most americans uh felt complicit because actually in fact he is implicit his the air force that he is part of is part of the war and um so but i mean i i thought his statement on facebook before he did this was just incredibly eloquent he said he said how many times have we all asked ourselves what would we do if you know we were alive at the time of of slavery of african americans in in america, or if we were you know in in germany taking part in genocide or or or hearing about the genoc

can you name one thing that we as americans get for supporting israel?hing, just empty platitudes. he died to send the... message to the world that what's happening in gaza is unacceptable, it is a genocide, and all these american jewish scientists around the world are mad for taking his life for those people, that's why they're mad, and they mock him like every other victim that the israelis have. have murdered in that genocide that's going on, sponsored by our tax dollars, promoted by our leaders, all of whom we are traits, we stand with israel. as i said at the beginning of the program, tonight we are hosting mr. amir mousavi, an expert on west asian issues . mr. mousavi, hello, welcome to the world today. hello and greetings. thank you for hosting us and our respected news network on the 145th day of the massacre in gaza. perhaps the most important discussion we had in the past few days is the self-immolation of army member arn bechnell. it was an american airman who self-immolated in front of the zionist embassy . i think new york published a report

but even more seriously for israel, the americans seem to draw a line on the sand about whether theyand i don't think israel's idea of the continuation of the operation involves breaking ground breaking all its relationship of the agreement with the us because i don't see that it's happening now at the moment. ., . , , , ., moment. how much pressure do ou think moment. how much pressure do you think the _ moment. how much pressure do you think the americans, - you think the americans, president biden, are putting on israel at the moment over that planned operation in rafah? i think the americans are now guided by the campaign for the presidency, so it is difficult to know how theyjuggle the support for israel in the us and the anti—israeli sentiments in the democratic party. but certainly it looks like biden is losing his patients, and so i don't see how the americans will be able to i guess to withhold the anger in the us or among the us public if another mass casualties are going to come as a result of the israeli incursion into rafah. as the previous speaker said, how do you evacu

, it is fighting essentially an american war, and every palestinian casualty isn't just caused by israel, but also by america. the south african case against israel can thus be safely assumed to be one against the united states as well, as america provides the military supplies and israel does the actual fighting, both the washington and tel aviv regimes can and... should be held accountable. israel was shaped by the flames of war. bengarian, cognisant of vulnerabilities, devised a strategic doctrine. yet, on october 7th, seismic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine. facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic appeaval. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy? we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions. our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situati

all reactions to american imperial interest in the middle east supported by israel. that is the facts here. never presented in mainstream media, or i have to jump in here folks, we have to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine state with our team, the the, the, the welcome, ect, across software, all things are considered. i'm here a little to remind you were discussing palestine the okay, let's go back to the in room on another place. and this element in that the main stream media in governments are, are, are peddling all the time is be the day after i find it. so insulting, what do we deal with? what's going on today and worry about that later. and of course, the day after never includes any kind of a active role on the part of the palestinians are just objectified, like they've been for the last 75 years. so i mean it, for as far as i'm concerned, this is just another a distraction against what's going on in gaza, which is a genocide. go ahead in room. seduce me on the one hand, it has a lot to do with the, the

patel, are the americans simply buying israel time to quote, finish the job? unfortunately it sounds like that, and one of the senator in america has said that this is the final solution. it might be a frodian sleep, but i think that is sentiment of many american politicians who trying to bolster israel and make sure that they conquer everything between the river and the sea. "and we are really concerned at this hour of course with the humanitarian catastrophe that is unfolding there and what we can do to pressurize both israel and america and to a certain extent britain as well to bring about that change, but there is no doubt in my mind at this this particular time that america is fullheartedly behind israel and wants israel to do whatever it wants. now it would be remiss of me dr. patel, not to mention of course..." the sterling work that you do as a part of friends of alaxa, those national demos and so on. do you think first of all that that's contributed to not just the uk abstaining, but that important you turn from the labour party with david lamy comin

a full-scale war going on, and and yet there is no real threat to israel right now, and yet the americans are giving much more, and in fact what the most appalling aid that they've been giving - the bombs that have been being used to flatten gaza, to level gaza, into the home to two and a half million people, just being literally flattened by the united states uh aid uh, so i think we have to look at, i mean you mentioning last week's decision at the international court of justice there, and uh, you can talk about diplomacy, you can talk about right and wrong, arguing things - backwards and forwards, uh, but the decision last week, the... announcement um at the end of the week about the south african decision uh not to not to to demand a cease fire but to uh to recognize that there was a severe danger of genocide - they were they were doing as much as they could i suppose to allow a little bridge for the israelis to climb down if they wanted to but they clearly don't want to do and instead what did we get? we gotuh attack on unrah age a 20 civilians and aid workers shot dead by the israel

okay, there now the heads of the american and israel spy agencies submit with egyptian and qatari officials to resume negotiations on the gaza seesfire. according to egyptian media, the cia and mosad chiefs have said with the katari prime minister and senior egyptian officials and capital cairo, the quarted meeting as follow-up of the framework hammered out in paris last month, in which negotiators proposed a three-phase deal. hamasas responded to the proposal that was held. is positive by qatar, however it's gone back and forth between the two sides several times. the fresh talks come as the palestinan resistant movement says that tel aviv is not serious about deal and is just buying time. international calls for an end to the gaza war are intensifying with more western officials criticizing is allies for their standpoints on the massacer of palestinians. scotland's first prime minister has slomed the british government for failing to demand immediate cessation of the genocide in gaza. hamzah yusuf says london's failure will neither be forgotten nor forgiven. he added that both the british

and most especially the americans and trying to affect any real change in israel behavior. both in garza and here in the occupied way spring. he has largely pain quite in any kind of criticism really of her mouth. and this is long as you being seen. certainly, by the honest, we've been speaking to us as a veiled criticism of from us. one of the reasons why they saying that he is being so quiet the spa is because of the fact that he is so deeply unpopular bose amongst thousands. and here in the occupied way, spank origin opinion. paul was very telling dave, more than 90 percent of the people out here in the west bank and more than 80 percent of the policy in his austin garza. whether indeed a boss should resign their all. and so was a resoundingly, yes, and he's lodging being seen as being completely ineffectual in, in enforcing any change both in gauze rise i say, and here in the west bank. but let's bear in mind that there's obviously see, you know, certainly the p a, the policy and you know, sortie is seen by the international community certainly by the americans as poten

israeli point of view, so it's no wonder that american support for israel is so one-sided. well, let me just jump in here, peter, you said something interestingly, interesting, that because it's an election year, well one would think because it's an election year, then actually if the people really had power to elect who they wanted, that the genocide would be stopped immediately, since the majority of people are not pro-genocide, and that because it's an election year, they would move... priityty, the politicians would try to appease the people more, but what you have said about the israeli lobby, um, do you think that that just really says who controls not only the elections? but washington politics in general uh, well when all the candidates are pro- pro israel, the people have no choice. the choice is being pro israeli, very pro israeli or most pro israeli, you can't be pro- palestinian in in the us presidential and congressional elections. um, it's very simple, the the ordinary people have... no choice, but the the polls show that many younger people in particular, and

american support for israel is actually a military support. they make the bombs, the planes and everything. if these support are stopped for just a few days, israel cannot continue. they are in this mess together. that's why i believe it was important for the united states to change the subject in some way and change it quickly. americans say they defend freedom and respect for people. but now here is where the us govt. it is directly and indirectly involved in the genocide in gaza. we have to really emphasize the fact that just talking about it is wrong. does what happened in the decision of the international court of justice result in something new? all said that they did not make a final judgment about the existence or non-existence of a genocide. that is correct. people say that all we have are temporary measures that say israelis should not commit genocide. in fact, this is not exactly what the international court of justice said. the court said that it is very likely that a genocide is indeed taking place and temporary measures are a way

he is saying 82% of americans support israel over hamas. we can discuss that in the program. he still seems intent on taking out the infrastructure he believes is there under rafah, on the egyptian side. lyse: we were discussing who was the audience when prime minister netanyahu spoke, saying that we have this american support. him emphasizing, from the beginning, he has led the campaign to push back against american and other efforts to end the war and also to get support for the war, and i will not forget in those early days, we were there from october 8, after the october 7 hamas atrocities in southern israel. everyone that we met, israelis we met on the streets, all of them to a person said, this time, when weaunch a military option, we are not going to listen when the leaders of britain and the u.s. tell us that i enough, too many people have died. they have been consistent in that. that is what prime minister netanyahu is still saying. yes, we are grateful for the support of our allies, but we are going to end this war on our own terms. christian: looking at the list th

yemen fires missiles at an american vessel in the vertse vowing to continue such operations until israel. is genocide of palestinians in the gaza strip. also in the headlines, iraq says it has resumed talks with the us to set up a timeline for pull out of us-live coalition forces from the country.

the genocide. i believe a couple of weeks ago mr. mr. blinken asked for the american the israel uh maybe use smaller bombs to do the killing, not 500 and 100 pound bombs. i think blincan seems to want kindler gentle genocide, because they are getting up to us elections. biden would prefer to win um, and there's no mandate among the public for what america is is supporting. i mean, that's in the usa. so, i mean, obviously it's hypocritical. i mean, hypocrisy doesn't begin to describe the american position, which is to send the weapons, to carry out the genocide. to protect israel diplomatically at the un and in other international fora, and at the same time to appear publicly to say, could you alleviate some of the bad publicity emirating from this genocide, which we support and which we have always supported? we've supported previous genocidal attacks, we're supporting this one, we will support previous, we will support future ones, but just have an eye to our uh to biden's election needs and try to help us to manage it in terms of public. opinion, but it seems that that's a that's a ver

uh, you know, if you go back 4050 years, i would support for israel was bi partisan. israel had a very positive image in american politics and a lucky under dogs, surrounded by hostile errands. it was seen as something of a strategic partner in the cold war as well. so i as many people, including some officials in groups like a pack used to say, you know, we had a pretty easy product to sell on that. so i think fundamentally different today, and the reason is the long occupation, the sense that israel was never going to give back the territories it had conquered during the 6 day war. it was actually trying to essentially colonize them, filled them with, with settlers. uh, its treatment of the palestinians was increasingly arch repeated bombing campaigns in gaza, et cetera. suddenly you don't have a lucky under dog. you have a powerful, wealthy nuclear armed israel, treating the subject population in terrific ways. and you see this most evident in a generational change that people under 40, including i should add a number of younger american jews, but just a very different attitude towa

generate a backlash from the israel lobby. and that's a domestic political problem for biden or any other american president. the other difficulty here and it doesn't just apply to israel, is that in conflicts like this? others usually have more stake in the game then we do precisely because we're so secure already. so all of the various actors in the middle east, whom we're trying to influence are hard to push around because ultimately they've got more skin in the game. they're willing to bear greater costs and they're going to pursue their own objectives independent of what the united states does. especially if the united states is not using all the leverage at his disposal. but sometimes even if it tries, others are willing to resist. you just look at that, who sees in yemen right now, who are not very powerful, but they care more about what's going on in their neighborhood. then we do. so one of the things that i know you've been waiting in on are the various chess pieces and moves of the players and how mosse has come out

iran is willing to fight american israel to the very last arab. that's what we can't allow them to do. they have a proxy strategy. when all we do is hit the proxies it simply validates the proxy strategy. you have to take the fight to the irani ins at themselves. to telegraph for five days to all of the leaders could hightail back to iran and then limit ourselves to the infrastructure or the command and control centers or the bunkers they have in iraq and syria. it's a tactical success. but they can get new bunkers and new command and control centers. you have to hit iran where it hurts. you shouldn't be telegraphing it five or six days in advance and you shouldn't be saying all week long how we don't want to x collate. we don't think iran controls these group. the nuclear program is on ice. all of these leaks are designed to send a signal the exact opposite of what joe biden is sending. he wants to send a signal to have peace and quiet. all that really does is embolden the ayatollah to continue these attacks. that's the measure of success here. t

, especially the americans , could not support israel as they should, of course , what could they do if they wanted to. exactly not having tools does not mean that the americans, for example, have a humane spirit, it does not mean that they have no tools for them, because they themselves are somehow under the umbrella of the resistance, both in the region and even outside the region, and because they could not, naturally , they could not provide effective support to israel, and cohen he believes that the realistic view now is that it is true that america is our supporter, but this supporter does not have the necessary power . now this is the complaint that the zionists have against the americans. during tenure his foreign ministry had not come to west asia 5 times before the al-akhsab storm, that is , he came to israel almost once every two weeks , went again, came back again and made all his political efforts. put this in addition to all the information efforts and financial aid that they wanted to do. the congress did not accept the media aid, the arms aid that was sent to israel,

generate a backlash from the israel lobby. and that's a domestic political problem for biden or any other american president. the other difficulty here and it doesn't just apply to israel, is it in conflicts like this? others usually have more stake in the game then we do precisely because we're so secure already. so all of the various actors in the middle east, whom we're trying to influence are hard to push around because ultimately they've got more skin in the game. they're willing to bear greater costs and they're going to pursue their own objectives independent of what the united states does. especially if the united states is not using all the leverage at his disposal. but sometimes even if it tries, others are willing to resist. you just look at that, who sees in yemen right now, who are not very powerful, but they care more about what's going on in their neighborhood. then we do. so one of the things that i know you've been waiting in on are the various chess pieces and moves of the players and how mosse has come out a

you know, if you go back 4050 years, i would support for israel was bi partisan. israel had a very positive image in american politics on a lucky, under dogs, surrounded by hostile errands. it was seen as something of a strategic partner in the cold war as well. so i as many people, including some officials in groups like a pack used to say, you know, we had a pretty easy product to sell on. that's i think a fundamentally different today, and the reason is the long occupation, the sense that israel was never going to give back the territories it had conquered during the 6 day war. it was actually trying to essentially colonize them, filled them with, with settlers. uh, its treatment of the palestinians was increasingly harsh, repeated bombing campaigns in gaza, et cetera. suddenly, you don't have a lucky underdog. you have a powerful, wealthy nuclear armed israel, treating this subject population in terrific ways. and you see this most evident in a generational change that people under 40, including i should add an or of the younger american jews, but just a very different attitude towards

going on in israel and the importance of americans unequivocally supporting israel. on october 7, israel suffered the deadliest and most heinous atrocities committed against jews since the holocaust. hamas which is backed by iran was able to unfortunately a massacre, rape, burn alive, decapitate, the worst people you can possibly imagine, over 1200 innocent people. they kidnapped barbaric late over 200 people. by the way, it's not just israelis. it was not just an attack on israel but an attack on americans in western civilization. there were countless americans who were massacred and there were a number of americans who were kidnapped and there still are over six americans being held hostage by hamas. you did something that i will forever appreciate and countless americans will which is you and your wife actually chose to go to israel i think last month. you could see first-hand what took place. can you tell us about that? >> it was really heartbreaking in every way. i thought president trump had made such a norm as strides by moving the embassy to jerusalem. my wif

, no, the americans can stop them, but the americans do not want to to stop them, the americans are partar of also normalization with arab countries, they are asking the arabs to normalize with israel, and it was biden who went to israel and they told and he told the arabs to help ethnic clings the people of gaza and the europeans did the same and even here the the the irish prime minister and even island which is supposed to be neutral country now the american cardio military cardio place stop over in shannon airport filled with bombs and ordinance military orden and their way to to israel so europe is participating in this side, they are complicit, the america is complicit, and as i told you, don't, we shouldn't depend on the americans, we shouldn't depend upon the europeans, these are our enemies, if the egyptians do not move, if the jordanians do not move, if the iraqies, the syrians, the the turkish, the iranies, if if they do not for example start an emergency decision in order to help the palestinian people and to force open the crossing point, and to help the palestinian people,

the american people stand with israel. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. manning: madam speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 3016, the i.g.o. anti-boycott act, and i yield myself as much time as i may consume. i strongly support legislative efforts to combat international boycotts that target u.s. companies engaged in business activities in countries friendly to the united states, including israel. that is why i support h.r. 3016, bipartisan legislation introduced by my friend, representative mike lawler, a member of the foreign affairs committee, and by my great friend, representative josh gottheimer of new jersey. this legislation reinforces existing anti-boycott laws and u.s. policies to combat those international boycotts. i will continue to support ways to protect u.s. businesses from being pressured into complying with unsanctioned foreign boycotts against israel. it is already u.s. policy per the anti-boy

to protect israel's maritime interests. and we spoke to christopher halali, researcher and political analyst in us, he says that washington and its allies are trying to maintain their higem in the region by attacking resistance groups. both the democratic party and the republican party are the parties of war, they're the parties of the military industrial complex, they're beholden to their shareholders who want to see more war and bloodshed abroad, and the us tax payers are funding that, and so of course to go to your question about yemen, the yemeni people have been under "us supported uh genocidal war now for nine plus years and of course that was led by the saudis and the emirates, this coalition against uh the yemeny resistance. now of course uh yemen has taken uh the profound and heroic step to stand on the side of justice, to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time uh in the face of this genocide by the zionist regime. the united states of course and its allies. cannot tolera

“well, what are you going to do, well, the americans are supplying israel with weapons, supplying everythingn qatar, blinken said that the united states does not intend to stop attacks in the middle east "will continue to respond to the death of their military. yes, these are exactly the words you expect to hear from a person who came to negotiate peace in the region. the american pigeon has peace." we haven't seen you, about how blinkin's once again reached israel through the entire middle east in a report by our international observer sergei krembrev. it was a meaningless day. the secretary of state was escorted to the middle east according to the old american tradition, as if on his last journey. the black limousine looked suspiciously like a vip. mobile with the look of a man who has been sent for the fifth time, and he still doesn’t understand why. putting his hands in his pockets , he made sure that in one he had a skullcap, in the other - an arafatka. looking at the gloomy faces mourners, blinken thought: “miteran , probably from the open doors of the plane, pulled a pouch of imperial

. >>> half of americans say israel's 15-week response in gaza has gone too far.rding to a new poll by the ap. according to the palestinian minister of health, more than 27,000 people have died in gaza, many of them women and children. and now, israel's defense minister says forces are turning their focus to southern gaza to rafah where tens of thousands of palestinians fled for safety. one man told reuters that if the tanks keep coming, quote, we will be left with two choices, stay and die or climb the walls into egypt. if the tanks storm in, it will be a massacre like never before during this war. joining me now, nbc's matt bradley from tel aviv. matt, where do things stand right now, both on a cease fire and hostage deal? >> reporter: yeah, well it sounds like those two are very much connected, chris, and what we have been hearing just in the past couple of hours, we heard from hamas's head of the political bureau, who's based out of qatar in do ha. he released a statement saying they had considered the proposal hashed out in paris by cia director bill burns an