in december 194 , the central committee of the british labor party announced that it is necessary andhem in neighboring countries. the following year, england, along with the united states , officially proposed the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. at first, few countries agreed to this plan, but over time, the gifts that were distributed among the officials of countries such as latin america and africa softened the statesmen. in addition to gifts, brilliant services and fur coats wives of representatives showed off. the result of all these efforts ended in one thing. the united nations issued resolution 181 on the partition of palestine on november 29, 1947. resolution 181 said that the arabs should go out and be satisfied with about forty percent of their lands. in this way, the jews that britain sent its soldiers to help the zionists in order to prevent further rebellions, so that the zionist convoys that entered this land under the cover of the support of these forces would be safe. after that , the zionist congress. lyon, a member of the british labor party and an act

in december 1944, the central committee of the british labor party announced that it was necessary tohboring countries. it is necessary. the following year, england accompanied the united states. muttahida officially proposed the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. at first , few countries agreed to this plan, but over time , the gifts that were distributed among the officials of countries such as latin america and africa softened the statesmen. next to the gifts, brilliant serviettes and fur coats were presented to the representatives' wives. the result of all these efforts ended in one thing. the united nations issued a resolution on the partition of palestine on november 29, 1947. resolution 181 said that palestinian arabs are about two-thirds of the population they were living in 92% of the land of palestine that day, they should go out and be satisfied with about 40% of their land. in this way , the jews, who owned only 8% of the land , became the owners of 57 of the best lands in palestine. the partition plan of palestine had angered the arabs. in order to prevent furt

jeremy corbyn, the former leader of the british labor party, wrote on his personal page in cyberspace that military action in yemen by the british and american governments is an act of reckless and in the direction of tashtid. it is tension that will only cause more death and suffering. regarding other reactions, i saw that the islamic jamiat wefaq national bahrain also wrote in its user account on social networks that the worshipers at the imam sadiq mosque in the west of manama, the capital of bahrain , started the friday prayer and began to pray. action slogans condemn the hostility of the zionist axis against the muslim nation, but mr. farkhandepour, an expert on international issues, is with us. hello, mr. farkhandepour , in the name of allah , the most merciful. my question is why america and england have decided to launch such an attack and what is the main goal of america in starting this conflict and expanding the front of the conflict in the region ? his allies that we witnessed the attack this morning they were in yemen, in my opinion, one of the biggest reasons for this at

labor party and a famous anti-war figure, and a number of parliament members. became. this is not the issue of examining soleimani's movements and his record in the region. whatever his move and record , we cannot go to a country, this side of the world, kill an official and foreign leaders. apart from having threatening messages, this is an illegal move. is this an illegal act in international law? my job was to coordinate the reaction of the uk and other european countries with the american policies in this regard so that our desired policy was understood. i tried my best not to increase the tension. what happened after the death of qassem soleimani is that we are in a better situation now. of course, this does not mean that there is no tension. general qassem soleimani. general qassem soleimani's security, military and intelligence operations played a very large role in establishing security and intelligence plans against isis groups. this is not a secret. he himself led some operations. whether with the commanders of the eight peoples or individually. i'm a guard q

in december 194 , the central committee of the british labor party announced that it was necessary toate and expel the arabs and send them to neighboring countries. england the following year. the province, together with the united states , officially proposed the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. at first, few countries with they agreed to this plan, but over time, the gifts that were distributed among the officials of countries such as latin america and africa softened the statesmen. beside the gifts, brilliant services and fur coats were presented to the representatives' wives. the result of all these efforts ended in one thing. organization. the united nations issued resolution 181 on the partition of palestine on november 29, 1947. the resolution of may 181 said: palestinian arabs, who were about two-thirds of the population of that day and lived in 92% of the palestinian lands , should go out and be satisfied with about forty percent of their lands. thus the jews who only owned 8% of the land, they owned 57 of the best lands in palestine. the partition plan of palest

labor party and a famous anti-war figure, and a number of parliamentarians. here is the topic of examining soleimani's movement and his actions in the region. whatever his actions and performance, we cannot go to a country and kill an official and foreign leaders. this is an illegal move apart from having threatening messages. is this an action in international law? isn't it illegal? if our defense minister really believed that this was an act of self-defense, what evidence do we have? did our prime minister see a strange attack against america? my job was to coordinate the reaction of britain and other european countries with the policies of the united states in this regard, so that our desired policy in this regard was revealed. i made every effort to prevent the tension from increasing. what happened after qassem soleimani's death is that we are now in a better situation. of course, this does not mean that there is tension does not have. general qassem soleimani was a long time apart in terms of security, military and intelligence operations. general qasse

after that, the zionist congress, bengrion, a member of the british labor party and a lobbyist. appointed as the head of the executive committee of israel and this was the same time as the beginning of a crime. the killing of deir yassin. on april 9, 1948, two zionist terrorist groups , iran and lehi , attacked diriyasin village in the west of quds city. all the houses were destroyed and 360 residents were massacred. eyewitnesses say that the zionists armed and dismembered the bodies of palestinian martyrs. women's stomachs tear the pregnant woman and burn them alive in the fire. many palestinian women and girls were raped in this attack. they were beheaded after this incident. menahim begin, the then commander of the zionist militia, who later became the prime minister of this regime , has mentioned the incident of deir yassin in his memoirs and said that this operation had great and unpredictable results. after the events in yassin, the arabs panicked and fled. of the 800,000 arabs who lived in palestine in 1948 , only 165,000 people. remained. less than a year later, 250 zionists gathe

a deep within american society of the british labor party has suspended k us more for a social media post about holocaust memorial day. which cited events and gaza and other examples as genocide. tomorrow is holocaust. memorial day, an international day to remember the 6000000 jews murder during the holocaust. the millions of other people murdered under nazi persecution of other groups and more recent genocides in cambodia for wanda bosnia and now gaza. the suspension followed a backlash from the board of deputies of british choose and the jewish labor movements. they criticized k taskbar for promoting inappropriate comparisons between the holocaust and events and guys are forcing her to delete her post and apologize and refer to the complex as a humanitarian disaster. and the investigation has been launched. the suspension provoked anger among left his active as climbing. the move undermines the reputation of the party lou southridge as decision. so the damage is labels reputation and should be immediately reversed. the international court of justice found that israel had a plausibl

the british people, the british government and the labor party no longer represent the wish of the of the british people. antania, in the midst of political conversations, the overwhelming human suffering can get sideline is... is that fair way to look at it? yeah, shockingly it can be. i mean, the geneva convention is a prevention law. the idea is so that when these these, um, these incidents are coming into effect, we can see there's loss of life, we can see uh, there's no access to food or water, we can see medical, medical facilities are no longer available and functioning, that these are the... signs that fit within the the convention that then instigate, right, these boxes are being ticked, we need to look into these laws are not are being broken, but what i don't understand is when when this same case, similar cases was going on for for bosnia, they were able to invoke a temporary cease fire straight away, and it's not happening now, and that needs to happen now, we need a seas fire right now, while these investigations are going on, which when questioned the israel is have not

the british people, the british government and the labor party no longer represent the wish of the of the british people. intana, in the midst of political conversations, the overwhelming human suffering..." can get sideline, is that fair way to look at it? yeah, shockingly, it can be, i mean, the geneva convention is a prevention law, the idea is so that when these these um, these incidents are coming into effect, we can see there's loss of life, we can see uh, there's no access to food or water, we can see medical, medical facilities are no longer available and function. that these are the signs that fit within the the convention that then instigate right, these boxes are being ticked, we need to look into these laws are not are being broken, but what i don't understand is when when this same case, similar cases was going on for for bosnia, they were able to invoke a temporary cease fire straight away and it's not happening now and that needs to happen now, we need seaspire right now um while this investigations are going on which when questioned the israelis have not actually um sh

both the major british parties, which hold the majority of seats in the parliament, i.e. the ruling conservative party and the labor party , opposed the ceasefire in gaza against the general will, and the majority we are establishing an immediate ceasefire in gaza. they describe the conditions of killing and people's lives there , it is very horrible. we cannot just watch these crimes and sit silently. the doctors held a protest march holding the palestinian flag and the pictures and names of some doctors who were martyred in gaza's bunkers, and considered supporting israel as supporting the genocidal war crimes of palestinians. in england, there are people who have been accused of anti-semitism due to their support for palestinian rights, such as dozens of scientific, political and cultural figures in this country. has had the people of gaza. general punishment is never justified. the scottish government supports international investigations into war crimes . the range of opposition to the israeli regime, the genocide of palestinians and the support of the palestinian cause in british sports fi

party, the labor party.regarding security issues, the position is the same, to support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component. the speech of the british minister of defense, who elaborated on the guarantee uk security for ukraine, simply phenomenal. there was also a phrase that i just sat down with: great britain said: "our union with ukraine for... 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, forget about the fact that great britain will leave ukraine, this is such a phrase, extremely expensive worth, great britain has always had, has and how many f-16s are behind this phrase . extremely powerful the treaties with france and... the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939 , yes, but aid was given, but there was a so-called strange war, well and accordingly, now we understand that our european allies are showing their readiness, but here is the question, so to speak, in trifles, well, if we are talking about aviation, for example, it is not a trifle, of course, i am being ironic, well

currently, the ruling conservative party is losing popularity, and in the event of a labor victory, aidto kyiv will remain, but its level will depend on the financing of internal problems. labor can more actively promote such a peace-making agenda, a peace-making agenda, and propose holding negotiations there. presidential elections will be held in moldova next year. there is still a threat of pro-russian revenge. russia will try, as it has always done, especially in moldova, to influence under, so to speak, to strengthen their agents of influence in the political context of moldova. moscow's influence on the electorate in moldova still persists, and uncontrolled transnistria adds to the problems. despite the fact that official chisinau restricts pro-russian forces for reasons of national security, they actually won the local elections, but... the result of the presidential elections may have a different effect: a significant part of moldovans work abroad, there used to be many in europe, many were in russia, now the majority of moldovans working abroad they work in the european union,

, and the labor party, the labor party, they will also have higher elections.regarding security issues, the position is the same: support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component. you. the speech of the british minister of defense, who interpreted britain's security guarantees for ukraine, was simply phenomenal. there was also a phrase that i just remembered: great britain said: "our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not withdraw from ukraine, russia, forget about the fact that great britain will leave ukraine, that's how phrase, extremely expensive. great britain has always been. there are and how many f-16s are behind this phrase, i understand what you are talking about, miroslav, but on the other hand, we remember that the republic of poland, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and the united kingdom, when we talk about the year 1939, yes, but help was given, but the so-called strange war was going on, well, and accordingly now we understand that our european union... is demonstrati

and the labor party, the labor party, they will also have higher elections in the fall. security issues position is the same: support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component. the speech of the british minister of defense, who elaborated on the security guarantees of great britain for ukraine, simply phenomenal. there was also a phrase that i just sat down. great britain said: "our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia." forget about the fact that great britain will leave ukraine, this is such a phrase, it is extremely expensive, great britain has always been, is and how much f-16 is behind this phrase, i understand what you are talking about, myroslav, but on the other hand, we remember we note that the polish republic, the second commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and by the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939. yes, but help was given, but the so-called strange war was going on, well and accordingly, now we understand that our european allies are showing their readiness, but here the question is, so to s

, and the labor party, the labor party, they will also have higher elections in autumn, regarding securitys, the position is the same, to support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component. performance of the british of the minister of defense, who interpreted the security guarantees of great britain for ukraine, is simply phenomenal, there was a phrase that i just sat down: great britain said: "our alliance with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, you forget that that great britain will leave ukraine, this is such a phrase, it is extremely expensive, great britain has always been and how many f-16s are behind this phrase, i understand what you are talking about, myroslav, but on the other hand, we remember that poland republic, second the commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and with the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939, yes, but aid was given, but there was a so-called strange war, and accordingly now we understand that our... my readiness, but here the question is, so to speak, in small things, well, if we are talk

is actually a war criminal because he's supporting genocide, so i don't think the british people are faced with great choices, um, you can..." defeat a government and you can re-elect another party, but at the moment we're not living in a democracy, the choices are not real. um, the labour party is um concerned about anti-semitism of people like myself, you know, a jew, an israeli, and i'm supposedly an anti-semat, as is my friend ilan who is speaking here is as is are all our friends, jews and non jews. are lefty um activists that are against genocide, to be against genocide today is to be anti-semitic, this is nonsensical, but this is the policy of the labor party, so i'm not really holding my breath for the election of, the new leader of the labor party, i remember what he has done to jeremy corbin and to many thousands of people who supported palestine and were... actually chocked out of the party like myself, so i think this is, well, not an easy situation that we are facing. pro-palestinian voices have been raised across the country here, and i traveled to birmingham in the mid

is actually a war criminal because he's supporting genocide, so i don't think the british people are faced with great choices, um, you can defeat a government, and you can reelect another party, but at the moment we're not living in a democracy, the choices are not real, um, the labour party is um concerned about anti-semitism of people like myself, you know, a jew, an israeli, and i'm supposedly an anti-semat, as is my friend ilan, who is speaking here is as is are all our friends, jews and non jews who are lefty. um activists that um are against genocide, to be against genocide today is to be antisemitic, this is nonsensical, but this is the policy of the labor party, so i'm not really holding my breath for the election of you know the new leader of the labor party, i remember what he has done to jeremy corbin and to many thousands of people who supported palestine and um were actually ch. out of the party like myself, so you know, i think this is, well, not an easiest situation that we are facing. pro-palestinian voices have been raised across the country here, and i traveled to b

, the trends indicate that that the next government will be a labor government, so we will not venturear in 100 years, but what actually exists now is that ukraine has found itself in a situation where we have not been offered membership in the north atlantic alliance, nor have we even opened any specific negotiations about it, we are all waiting for the washington... summit, but also regarding the washington summit, there are also certain doubts and certain reservations among many of my colleagues who are directly involved in this issue, on the other hand, there is the rammstein format, the rammstein format, in which ukraine is constantly adding new and new arms supplies, in which states that are not only members of nato, but also states outside of this club, also support ukraine and agree to provide certain assistance, including military assistance, that is the statement of the g7, as we... me is the basis from which we can push for what is in ramstein to be negotiated ad hoc , that is, ukraine talks about its requests, and the states that are part of the format talk about how they c

party and the labor party, they will also have elections in the fall, which... regarding security issues the position is the same: support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component, the speech of the british minister. of defense, who interpreted the guarantees uk security for ukraine, simply phenomenal. at the same time, a phrase sounded that i just sat down: great britain said: "our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, you forget that great britain will leave ukraine, this is such a phrase, it is extremely expensive, great britain always was, is and how much". the 16th is behind this phrase. i understand what you are talking about, myroslav, but on the other hand, we remember that the polish republic, the second commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and with the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939, yes, but aid was given, but there was a so-called strange war. and accordingly, now we understand that our european allies are demonstrating their readiness. but here the question is, so to speak, in the little th

party, and the labor party.also have elections in the fall, regarding security issues. questions, the position is the same: support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component. the speech of the british minister of defense, who explained the uk's security guarantees for ukraine, is simply phenomenal. there was also a phrase that i just remembered: great britain said: "our alliance with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, you forget it." that great britain has left.

and the labor party will also hold elections there in the fall, regarding security issues, the positionis the same: to support ukraine, to strengthen nato and to strengthen the european component, the speech of the british minister of defense, who interpreted the security guarantees of great britain. simply phenomenal for ukraine. at the same time, a phrase sounded that i just sat down : great britain said: "our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine. russia, forget about the fact that great britain will leave ukraine. this is such a phrase, it is extremely expensive. great britain always was, is and in. how many f-16s are behind this phrase. i i understand what you're talking about." you say miroslava, but on the other hand, we remember that the republic of poland, the second commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and with the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939, yes, but help was provided, but the so-called strange war was going on, and accordingly, now we understand that our european allies are demonstrating their readiness, but here the

party, the labor party, is absolutely united, they will also have elections in the fall, regarding security issues, the position is the same. support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component, the speech of the british minister of defense, which interpreted britain's security guarantees for ukraine, simply phenomenal, there was a phrase that i just sat down: great britain said, our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, forget about the fact that great britain left. ukraine, this is such a phrase, is extremely expensive. great britain has always been, is and how many f-16 stands behind this phrase. i understand what you are talking about, myroslav, but on the other hand, we remember that the polish republic, the second commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and with the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939, yes, but aid was given, and... but there was a so-called strange war, well, and accordingly now we understand that our european allies are showing their readiness, but here the question is so to speak in small th