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and if this continues, it will bring the anc down, won't it?u, there's. going to be a revolution. let the grid collapse and let's see what's going to happen. - let the grid collapse? i'm saying to you... how do you think south africans are going to feel hearing you say that? people who are losing theirjobs, who have no income and you just say to me... you are misinterpreting me, i i'm saying to you, let the grid collapse, it is going to happen, and see what's going _ to happen in this country. i'm not wishing it. i'm saying it's going - to happen and you will see what's going to happen. do you think that once - the grid collapsed, people are going to exchange . roses with government? people are going to rise. 2023 exposed new divisions between the rich world and the so—called global south. but on one issue, humanity has an undeniable common interest — climate change — and how to prevent the worst of man—made global warming. the recent cop meeting in dubai ended with a collective promise to transition away from fossil fuels. some cheered, some r

and if this continues, it will bring the anc down, won't it?. i'm telling you, there's. going to be a revolution. let the grid collapse and let's see what's going to happen. i let the grid collapse? i'm saying to you... how do you think south africans are going to feel hearing you say that? people who are losing theirjobs, who have no income and you just say to me... you are misinterpreting me, i i'm saying to you, let the grid collapse, it is going - to happen, and see what's going to happen in this country. i i'm not wishing it. i'm saying it's going to happen and you will see what's - going to happen. do you think that once - the grid collapsed, people are going to exchange . roses with government? people are going to rise. 2023 exposed new divisions between the rich world and the so—called global south. but on one issue, humanity has an undeniable common interest — climate change — and how to prevent the worst of man—made global warming. the recent cop meeting in dubai ended with a collective promise to transition away from fossil fuels. so

the anc is still the ruling party in south africa. western. countries are also referring to the palestinian resistance movement, hamas, as a terrorist organization. the west has always been on the wrong side of history as far as freedom movements are concerned. what i must state as the south african government, we we have obviously bilateral relationship with the state of palestine um anchored by the palestinian authority. um, we do acknowledge that amas is the organization which in 2006 has won the legislative elections in gaza and have assumed the administrative control of of the of the gaza strip, so it represents the elected people of that particular area within the state of ' members of south african political parties, civil society organizations and other supporters marched through the streets of johannesburg recently demanding a permanent ceasefire in gaza as they mark the international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. they also called on governments to impose sanctions on apartide israel. fikel embalula, the secr

and if this continues, it will bring the anc down, won't it?telling you, there's. going to be a revolution. let the grid collapse and let's see what's going to happen. i let the grid collapse? i'm saying to you... how do you think south africans are going to feel hearing you say that? people who are losing theirjobs, who have no income and you just say to me... you are misinterpreting me, i i'm saying to you, let the grid collapse, it is going - to happen, and see what's going to happen in this country. i i'm not wishing it. i'm saying it's going to happen and you will see what's going to happen. - do you think that once the grid collapsed, - people are going to exchange roses with government? - people are going to rise. 2023 exposed new divisions between the rich world and the so—called global south. but on one issue, humanity has an undeniable common interest — climate change — and how to prevent the worst of man—made global warming. the recent cop meeting in dubai ended with a collective promise to transition away from fossil fuels. some che

and if this continues, it will bring the anc down, won't it?ing you, there's. going to be a revolution. let the grid collapse and let's see what's going to happen. - let the grid collapse? i'm saying to you... how do you think south africans are going to feel hearing you say that? people who are losing theirjobs, who have no income and you just say to me... you are misinterpreting me, i i'm saying to you, let the grid collapse, it is going to happen, and see what's going _ to happen in this country. i'm not wishing it. i'm saying it's going - to happen and you will see what's going to happen. do you think that once - the grid collapsed, people are going to exchange . roses with government? people are going to rise. 2023 exposed new divisions between the rich world and the so—called global south. but on one issue, humanity has an undeniable common interest — climate change — and how to prevent the worst of man—made global warming. the recent cop meeting in dubai ended with a collective promise to transition away from fossil fuels. some cheered,

the anc is still the ruling party in south africa. western countries are also referring to palestinian resistance movement, hamas, as a terrorist organization. the west has always been on the wrong side of history as force freedom movements are concerned. what i must state as the south african government, we we have obviously bilateral relationship with the state of palestine, anchored by the palestinian authority. um, we do acknowledge that hamas is the organization. which in 2006 has won the legislative elections in gaza and has assumed the administrative control of of the of gaza strip, so it represents the elected area within the state of palestine. member of south african political parties, civil society organizations and other supporters marched through the streets of johannesburg. demanding a permanent cease fire in gaza as they mark the international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. they also called on governments to impose sanctions on apartide israel. the secretary general of south africa's ruling party, africa

comrades, we are here today moved by the karadi and the spirit of unity among us, we as anc, we have said to our government, we have joined political parties in parliament calling for the closure of the israeli embassy. now our last question to mr. mandela mandela, what needs to be done uh for nelson mandela to serve as inspiration for the international movement to boycott the israeli ap region. after decades of struggle, the emergence of the boycottment and sanctions campaign given new hope to the struggle of freedom for, it's one of the biggest forms of mobilization of the internationality network, the global anti-apartate movement was instrumental tool incring the lifeline of the regime in south africa, we must intensify this front of struggle globally, especially in terms of military embargo, those who continue to supply the state of israel with arms, accompliced in the genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity that they commit. we will continue to pursue the intensification of this important f of struggle and as well as advocating for the global campaign to return to pale

only see one side of nelson mandela, forget the role that he played, it was because of him that the anc took armed struggle, so that was what been about. 1961 i believe um and yeah it's just i would really appreciate it if around the world people can understand that it does take an on struggle you don't he didn't sit in in prison for 27 years just to and come out of and miraculously we had we had freedom it was a journey and palestine will undergo that same journey and hopefully palestine see freedom within our lifetime okay and you said that anc was called. terrorist entity now western media, corporate media are trying to portray hamas as a terrorist entity, whereas hamas was elected actually to rul gaza in the course of a referendum that was held, let's talk a little bit about this biased coverage, actually maybe better yet, let's call it these lie line campaign that's being spread around uh by some western media, israel does one thing well in itspara um, you know again south africa was chosen for the convention because was the one country where our anc elect government allowed free a

anc member of parliament mandela mandela, a grandson of nelson mandela has been leading calls. on the government to end diplomatic ties with israel. we have a resolution that calls for the total downgrade of our embassy to aliasen status. many of us have called for total cut of ties. we don't even want to have any relations with aparted israel, and we want to say to the... international solidarity movement, as much as they stood side by side with us, supported us, in particular in the battle of quito guane valley in angola, we call on them to likewise rise to the occasion and support hamas and the palestinian resistance in fighting their oppressor, and as we were able to collapse the apart regime of south africa, we too. will collapse the apartate regime of israel. now this for mr. azhar. now, what's your opinion on this historic move by south african lawers to close the israeli embassy in the country? thank you for this question. indeed, interesting developments that we're seeing in south africa, for myself personally, as well as for the palestine solidarity alliance youth league, wh

position, that position is too fold, this internationalism is a core principle of our struggle as the ancs, africa's old liberation movement, the second is that of humanitarian, which speaks to the choice we make to be human and recognize the humanity of others, lever made it very clear that we will never speak about palestinian struggle in harsh tones, our position is clear and uncompromising, how can it not be when we, while beneficial of global support, have achieved our political freedom and we still are deeply engaged in struggle for economic freedom and shaking off the reminance of poverty, hanger and lend the hanger and inequality that apart bequip to us, how can we not identify the palestinian struggle? when it is our own struggle, when ask about relationship with the palestinian liberation organization pelo during town hall meeting in the us, nelson mandela reiterated his support for these liberation movement which was then still regarded as a terrorist organization at the us under israel regime, let's take a listen, we identify with pmo, because just like ourselves, they are figh

effective anti-apartate campaign, and i'm happy, my comrade and friend here, abdul malik has been an anc member in 1982 in london and shares many stories about this, and we therefore want to call on palestinians in the diaspora. we have six million palestinians in the diaspora, they must be our frontlines. soldiers, they must be the ones to pick up every story that comes out of palestine, they must make sure that every atrocity that we are watching on being meeted out a daily basis against our brothers and sisters, they are the ones to put it on social media and communicate it right across the world. we have seen the propaganda of the apartade state of israel and it's allies in the united states of america and the united kingdom, they utilize the media to distort our cause, and therefore we call on the palestinian ambassadors in the diaspora to be that voice of reason, and we want comrades, as we go to commissions to make these experiences in south africa, a reality, and we call on every south african that is here to share your stories, to ensure that palestinians understand how we were

with resolutions in support of the palestinian cause but also as one of the founding members of the anc youth league. has been an inspiration to young people in particular to continue the fight, and i think we should continuously inspire palestinian youth to continue to be the face of the revolution, and ensure that they bring about the necessary change that we want to see, so the resolutions that have been undertaken out of this, this conference, we hope that they will find themselves. to young people in gaza and all over occupied palestine, so they too can be the drivers of this resolutions, but madiba truly embraced, during the defiance campaign, he was the chief volunteer and he was the national convener, in doing so we want to call on everyone in this conferences. we come to the closing to ensure that when you go to your countries, when you go to your cities and towns and villages, you are a volunteer for the palestinian revolution and you continue to fight and be the voice for the palestinian struggle. this is what madiba would command of each and everyone of us and i want to also

"it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's why he was killed."n grandfather was killed in political violence recently. what do you feel when you hear what mrs lombo has to say? it hurts. it hurts a lot, because my grandpa was killed right at the gate in my house, about six, seven, eight bullets. 60% of people here live in poverty — billions that could have helped them stolen by corrupt politicians and officials, fuelling the infighting that's tarnished africa's oldest liberation movement. this memorial to nelson mandela in the hills of kwazulu—natal is a reminder of the long history of violence and repression in south africa. but when democracy came 30 years ago, millions hoped for a land where human life would have more value. in the old colonial city hall of pietermaritzburg, capital of kwazulu—natal, we met up with the anc mayor. he blames much of the present decline on apartheid's legacy of inequality. with respect, mayor, you're the ones who've been in powerfor 30 years. we do have challenges, and some of those challenges are the corruption

"it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's why he was killed."slating, but your own grandfather was killed in political violence recently. what do you feel, when you hear what mrs lombo has to say? it hurts. it hurts a lot, because my grandpa was killed right at the gate in my house, about six, seven, eight bullets. 60% of people here live in poverty — billions that could have helped them, stolen, by corrupt politicians and officials, fuelling the infighting that's tarnished africa's oldest liberation movement. this memorial to nelson mandela in the hills of kwazulu—natal is a reminder of the long history of violence and repression in south africa. but when democracy came, 30 years ago, millions hoped for a land where human life would have more value. in the old colonial city hall of pietermaritzburg, capital of kwazulu—natal, we met up with the anc mayor. he blames much of the present decline on apartheid's legacy of inequality. with respect, mayor, you're the ones who've been in powerfor 30 years. we do have challenges, and some of those challe

"it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's why he was killed." but your own grandfather was killed in political violence recently. what do you feel, when you hear what mrs lombo has to say? it hurts. it hurts a lot, because my grandpa was killed right at the gate in my house, about six, seven, eight bullets. 60% of people here live in poverty — billions that could have helped them stolen by corrupt politicians and officials, fuelling the infighting that's tarnished africa's oldest liberation movement. this memorial to nelson mandela in the hills of kwazulu—natal is a reminder of the long history of violence and repression in south africa. but when democracy came 30 years ago, millions hoped for a land where human life would have more value. in the old colonial city hall of pietermaritzburg, capital of kwazulu—natal, we met up with the anc mayor. he blames much of the present decline on apartheid's legacy of inequality. with respect, mayor, you're the ones who've been in powerfor 30 years. we do have challenges, and some of those challenges are th

"it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's why he was killed."violence recently. what do you feel when you hear what mrs lombo has to say? it hurts. it hurts a lot, because my grandpa was killed right at the gate in my house, about six, seven, eight bullets. 60% of people here live in poverty — billions that could have helped them stolen by corrupt politicians and officials, fuelling the infighting that's tarnished africa's oldest liberation movement. this memorial to nelson mandela in the hills of kwazulu—natal is a reminder of the long history of violence and repression in south africa. but when democracy came 30 years ago, millions hoped for a land where human life would have more value. in the old colonial city hall of pietermaritzburg, capital of kwazulu—natal, we met up with the anc mayor. he blames much of the present decline on apartheid's legacy of inequality. with respect, mayor, you're the ones who've been in powerfor 30 years. we do have challenges, and some of those challenges are the corruption you're talking about. but we are sayin

very similarly, our government, currently our ruling party at the moment, the anc as well as other parties of south africa, have taken a stance which has been t towards and the freedom of palestine and in support of palestinians, because they two have experienced about it and see the parallels between occupied palestine and south africa during a partide. now south africa's present, stopping this to go live to lebanon hamas representative osama hamdan speaking and standing firm on the ground those cling to their territory. refuse to leave their territory, whilst they are confronting a tyrannical aggression and a genocidal war which has no precedent in history. i'll begin my statements regarding the aggression and its developments whereby the criminal netanyahu and his nazi army resumed their war and their ugly massacres against the women and children and innocent civil. and also against hospitals and schools and mosks and places that shelter the displaced, even those that carry the flag or bear the flag of united nations, and in every location in gazza, throughout gazza, the north and the s

mr zuma — who was forced out of office over corruption allegations — was a member of the anc for more refuse to campaign for the anc under its current leadership. i will plead with you to help this country. it is going to be change in the country. it is in our hands. kuwait's emir, sheikh nawaf al—ahmed, has died, at the age of 86. the emir had been suffering from poor health and was admitted to hospital last month. sheikh nawaf led the oil—rich nation for three years, following the death of his half brother. crown prince sheikh meshal, seen here with rishi sunak, has been named as the new emir. a national 40—day period of mourning has been announced. nasa has released a video which it says shows the stronger solar flare emitted by the sun for several years. it happened on thursday, and there was reported caused disruption to radio waves here for a few hours. that is it for this half an hour, we are back after a short break. but as more on the bbc news website, so you canjoin us later or go more on the bbc news website, so you can join us later or go there. it is mild across the uk, t

explain to them the concern that we have that if south africa is under white rule next year, if the ancses the election, then it will, it will hamper our fight to raise the issues of palestine in parliament, so it is very important, and i like to conclude on that. that political parties will support the resistance uh in palestine that uh especially the muslim voters so drather choose. one of those parties to vote for rather than designers parties who says we stand with israel. we had a salatul ghab in parliament and that gave us lot of camp. thank you very much. thank you very much for these four speakers, go back to your hendrick said, because south africa has no intention of wiping out palestine and wiping out palestine's embassy of the face of the earth, so that was a mis interpretation, he was meaning wiping out uh the israeli apart state of israel embassy, that was the... معنا الان في هذه الدوره وربما تكون الاخيره لينا this session now, maybe it will be the last one, she will going to represent some notice of nelson mandela, some of the pictures and brother, foundation samidon, mar

"it was people from the anc fighting for a position," says mrs lombo. "that's why he was killed."tolen by corrupt politicians and officials. fuelling the infighting that's tarnished africa's oldest liberation movement. this memorial to nelson mandela in the hills of kwazulu—natal is a reminder of the long history of violence and repression in south africa. but when democracy came 30 years ago, millions hoped for a land where human life would have more value. in the old colonial city hall of pietermaritzburg, capital of kwazulu—natal, we met up with the anc mayor. he blames much of the present decline on apartheid's legacy of inequality. with respect, mayor, you're the ones who've been in powerfor 30 years. we do have challenges, and some of those challenges are the corruption you're talking about. but we are saying the effect is undoing what has been done and created for over 300 years can not only take 30 years to repair. so as you can hear, i have lost my voice because of the absolutely incredible event that we have here at the durban exhibition centre. but with elections loomin

raised funds for the support of our arms struggle and the forces exile, but he raised funding for the anc in particular, he also... raised arms for the african national congress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that you adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively wage their struggle so that we can defeat the... brutal apartite regime of israel 350 years of colonialism the mandela call on palestinians across the occupied lines to rise up and come together under one umbrella in the fight against israel. the south africa and member of parliament said that israel and its allies, the us and the uk are waging a propaganda campaign to disport to distort the palestinian cause. he said the palestinian diaspora must counter the plot by disseminating details of these. atrocities worldwide. mandela also urged arab countries to go beyond paying service to the cause of palestin and impose sanctions on tel aviv. the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine will run until

raised funds for the support of our arms struggle and the forces exile, but he raised funding for the ancal congress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that to adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize a resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively wage their struggle so that we can defeat the brutal apartite regime of israel. 350 years of colonialism. mandela called on palestinians across the occupied territories to rise up and come together. under one umbrella in the fight against israel. the south african mp said israel and its allies, the us and the uk are waiting a propaganda campaign to distort the palestinian cause. he said palestinian diaspora must counter this plot by disseminating the details of israeli atrocities worldwide. mandela also called on arab states to go beyond paying lip service to the palestinian cause and imposed sanctions on israel. the fifth global convention of solid. with palestine will run until december 5th. it brings together more than 150 international delegates from over 72 countr

gandhi in india and then they looked at for example nelson mandela in south africa, the fact that the anc also had an armed wing, so there's the element of resistance in terms of taking up arms and fighting in that way and then just supposing that with mahatmana gandhi's sort of stance which was a peaceful sort of way of approaching resistance, but all of these elements form part of the struggle that palestinians observe and should be observing and people around the world should be observing towards achieving that liberation and of course particularly during this particular period we see the alaxa flood operation and the massacres that are happening in gaza after this particular in time. okay we understand this conference is actually going to go on for three days. can you give us just a glimpse or an idea if you can uh about what the itener? will be, okay, so if we look at the the conference will be running for two day period, of course having opened this morning, this is the opening session, there some key discussions that's going to be taking place a bit later today, for example, one of

raised funds for the support of our armed struggle and the forces exile, but he raised funding for the anc in particular, he also raised arms for... the african national congress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that you adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize a resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively wage their struggle so that we can defeat the brutal apartite regime of israel. 350 years of colonialism, mandela called on palestinians across the occupied territories to rise up and come together under one umbrella in the fight against israel, the south african mmp said, israel and its allies, the us and the uk are waging a propaganda campaign to distort the palestinian cause. he said palestinian diaspora must counter this plot by disseminating the details of israeli atrocities worldwide. mandela also called on arab states to go beyond paying dlip service to the palestinian cause and impose sanctions on israel. the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine will run until december 5th. it brings

raised funds for the support of our arms struggle and the forces exile, but he raised funding. for the ancgress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that you adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively way. their struggle so that we can defeat the brutal apart regime of israel. 350 years of colonialism, mandela called on palestinians across the occupied territories to rise up and come together under one umbrella in the fight against israel. the south of african mp said israel and its allies, the us and the uk are waiting a propaganda campaign to distort the palestinian cause. he said palestinian. diaspora must counter this plot by disseminating the details of israeli atrocities worldwide. mandela also called on arab states to go beyond paying lip service to the palestinian court. and impose sanctions on israel, the fifth global convention of solidity with palestine will run until december 5th, it brings together more than 150 international delegates from over 72 countries,

you like the fire anc no mstone? >> yes. yeah. you like the fire anc no .1stone?>> i'm on a more personal thing. i tell you what i believe, which is . i believe god doesn't is genius. i believe god doesn't have people's have time to reward people's good right? only good behaviour, right? he only has reward bad has time to reward bad behaviour. to punish bad behaviour. not to punish bad behaves, behaviour . behaves, punish bad behaviour. >> bad people get away >> so why do bad people get away with they. with so much then they. >> don't get away like like >> they don't get away like like jordan peterson says, they don't get away with it. >> no, no. bad people get punished the end and like. punished in the end and like. and what happens is, is that we when we the, the biggest mistake we make is by taking something for granted. yes and when we take things for granted, we get punished by not doing a good job. like me today, i didn't really prepare for this. i can tell . okay, so god is really prepare for this. i can tell. okay, so god is punishing me by making me seem

raised funds for the support of our arms struggle and the forces exile, but he raised funding for the ancnal congress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that you adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively wage their struggle. so that we can defeat the brutal apart regime of israel. 350 years of colonialism as well as mandela called on palestinians across the occupied territories to rise up and come together under one umbrella in the fight against israel. the south african mp said israel and its allies, the us and the uk are waging a propaganda campaign to distort the palestinian cause. he said palestinian diaspora must counter this. caught by disseminating the details of israeli atrocities worldwide. mandela also called on arab states to go beyond paying lip service to the palestinian cause and impose sanctions on israel. the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine will run until december 5th. it brings together more than 150 international delegates from ov

ilya neskhodovskyi. economist, head of the analytical direction of the ancs network, with us, mr. ilya, congratulations, good day, so we continue our economic topic, if we talk about in the context of supporting ukraine, unemployment, before that we talked about the deficit of the ukrainian budget, is there any understanding, what awaits the economy of our country in the next year, well, forecasts are usually made. and such forecasts are made by the ministry of economy, the national bank makes forecasts, it has its own polls about businessmen, about their plans for the next year, whether they are going to expand, whether they are going to increase the volume of production, whether they are going to, for example, in the same way, if we talk specifically about unemployment , to recruit new people or, on the contrary, to reduce, if we evaluate all these forecasts , surveys, gathering information, we can say that... our business has a low positive rating, that is, they all understand very well, we are in a state of war, we have a lot of different risks, but at the same time, based on

because of the fact it has very strong support for the palestinian cause, often identifies, the ruling anch africa, between the palestinian nationalist struggle and its own past struggle against apartheid. and we heard about those gun battles in khan younis. what more can you tell us about what's happening? so, residents of khan younis were telling us that they could hear very loudly gun battles taking place on the streets, presumably between hamas fighters and israeli soldiers who are there deep in the heart of this city, the main southern city of gaza, seen as a place where perhaps the hamas leaders, the likes of yahya sinwar — whose hometown it is, he is the leader of hamas in gaza — perhaps they could be hiding in underground tunnels there. that's what the israeli military thinks. we've also had israeli artillery pushing into the city, artillery shells, and also more israeli air strikes. three people killed, according to medics, by an air strike earlier this morning. and so, really, that does appear to be a main focus still of israel's ground offensive. but at the same time, it is push

society society and we managed to do what was not possible in the previous ones, because we met with the ancafrican national congress, and the african national congress told about it, i will say about this that the african national congress, it used to take a very pro-russian position, and now this is actually the first meeting. with ukrainian activists, and with the first deputy secretary general, i.e. ramoposa, i consider this a breakthrough, but the assistant to the president of the pair for national security, he generally made a public statement that nothing can justify territorial annexations, here you are, a country that will be admitted to the un, but the assistant to the president for national security says that... that both territorial and territorial encroachments cannot justify russia's aggression. thank you, thank you for this conversation, oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the mohyla academy, was in touch with us, we are going to break for a few minutes now, but don't stay, because there is still an important conversation ahead. be with us. usual things become unr

a member of the network anc. glory to ukraine, professor, we congratulate you. congratulations to the heroes. well, let's go. let's sum up the results of the historic meeting right away, the meeting is still ongoing , so to speak, orban was given bream on the nose, the representatives of benelux, the prime minister of belgium, the prime minister of the netherlands and so on worked very well with him, well in a word, they took orban out for coffee, then they laughed at him, we beckoned him to sin, promised him money, but that is, despite the fact that orban evaded our veto, well, the beginning of negotiations with... the very key story, no less important in fact, it is about a large macro-finance from the european union. your predictions, your feelings? well, look, first of all we will talk about why the opening of these negotiations is important, it is important for each of our viewers to understand that these negotiations mean additional funding, funding for the implementation of reforms, funding for supporting ukraine, for supporting the security sector, and t

an area of the anc way for a few trees will forwarded to go to by the idea for allegedly a finding a safety tongue is cut off. life ceases to exist, even if it's not suitable people drink it because they need to stay live on a diet condition in, in northern gauze or west civilians go without the war to. the un secretary general says the situation has, quote, created of holding human stuff. the that's what we've put in just back from abu dhabi and re, and he's now playing host who is a ronnie and counterpart here in the russian capital. this is all to the international, by the way the iranian president has landed here in moscow. he's going to be sitting down with the russian liter, able to humanize, see, and environment food, and have a big agenda set up for very heavy bilateral talks across his and gaza host of international issues in building trade between the countries. that's helping the agenda. and the ronnie and president was created earlier, offers plain touch down here in the heart of russia by a triumphant military orchestra. was it coming a day off to put in the trip to the

and gaza will go on as anc amounts. and television over the killing of 3 captives buying these very on it. the binary pulse of this.

so we'll go on as anc amounts. and timothy over the killing of 3 captains, find these ready on the modem. 1000000 people have now been forced to move to profit and southern causes described as the if a center on the catastrophic humanitarian crisis. and even in rafa is rarely a strikes have continued relentlessly killing thousands of civilians. the pillow sons, health minister, has called for an investigation following the discovery of the bodies of at least 20 palestinians, and the job of the come all odd one hospital in northern casa witnesses site. they will run over by bull does is during a siege that last and several dies. tents for display civilians will also crushed. now just sarah has spoken to palestinians whose ty, civilians were deliberately targets his a waiting list. i'm, i don't even have the waiting list. i'm, i don't really mean add uh, where is the international community? why are they so silent? we're trying to identify people who died. people were buried alive using bulldozers who couldn't do tha

the end and nothing will stop benjamin netanyahu and says, is ro, israel's war and gaza will go on as anc amounts instead of it. but with the killing of 3 captives by the use really on a the, i'm already full. so this is i'll just say we're live from the also coming up inside one of the last functioning hospitals in garza, in the awesome off of a deadly, is really rate 1. 1000000 people have now being forced to move to rough off in southern goza, living in conditions described as unbearable. and even in rough, just very rough, best strikes have continued. we'd like to see coming dozens of civilians. the these very well cabinet has held a late night news conference up to the army admitted it. soldiers broke rules of engagement when they shot dead, 3 is really captives in gaza. one was waving a white flag, but the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that the military campaign in goza will not stop until hamas is defeated. the single mc so difficult to doubt that some of them because of strep, will be under the control of israel in order to make sure that that will be no danger to th

because of the fact it has very strong support for the palestinian cause, often identifies, the ruling ancafrica, between the palestinian nationalist struggle and its own past struggle against apartheid. and we heard about those gun battles in khan younis. what more can you tell us about what's happening? so, residents of khan younis were telling us that they could hear very loudly gun battles taking place on the streets, presumably between hamas fighters and israeli soldiers who are there deep in the heart of this city, the main southern city of gaza, seen as a place where perhaps the hamas leaders, the likes of yahya sinwar — whose hometown it is, he is the leader of hamas in gaza — perhaps they could be hiding in underground tunnels there. that's what the israeli military thinks. we've also had israeli artillery pushing into the city, artillery shells, and also more israeli air strikes. three people killed, according to medics, by an air strike earlier this morning. and so, really, that does appear to be a main focus still of israel's ground offensive. but at the same time, it is pushin

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