polistinan resistance movement hamas says galant's admission confirms what it's been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world, doesn't care about captain's lies and doesn't want to reach an agreement. the war on. has taken a heavy toll on the israeli economy, us credit rating agency fits downggraded israel notch warning of further deterioration fit lord israel's rating from a plus down to a and it sited genocidal war in gaza potentially lasting well into 2025 and spilling over to other fronts. credit agency said this still force israel to continue its high spending on military further disrupting tourism, construction and production fitch is a third major credit agency to lower israel's credit rating and this year israel projected to run a budget deficit of a 7.8% of gdp while 60,000 of its businesses are expected to shut down. join us now for the us capital is doctor will columnis and politic. scientists for more on the story, hello, good to check in with you, hope you're safe and doing well out there in washington, sir, your thoughts on for the average layment, what does

yoav galants told the connescent committee that israel is in part to blame for stalling the ceasefire talks. he said the israely military supports a ceasefire in both gaza and the northern occupied territories with lebanon's hisbollah. letanhou's office later said that galant has adopted an anti-israel narrative. and is harming the prospects of reaching a ceasefire deal. the palestinian resistance moved hamas says the galants admission confirms what it has been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world, doesn't care about the captives lives and does not want to reach an agreement. earlier in our news review program we discussed the latest developments surrounding the israely divisions over gaza onslot with our guests. let's take a listen to what they had to say. juring us out for the program is paul de roody from the free palestine movement from berkeley california and robert vantina author, journalist and activist joining us out of kitchner ontario, gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here, i believe about three or four months ago when we started seeing real

during cabinet meeting on thursday, galant reviewed netanyahu for putting the issue of the philadelphia corridor before the lives of israeli captives in gaza. galant accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. the comments prompted angry response from netanyahu, prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the corridor. cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israely military presence there. palestinian resistance movement, hamas has voiced opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain control of the corridor. palestinian resistance movement says. israel must withdraw from malagaza territory after any cease fire deal. us military has confirmed seven of its troops have been injured during raid in western iraq. us central command says casualties took place during a joint military operation with iraqi forces against delish terrorists. according to sentcom, 15 daesh militants armed with explosive belts and grenades were killed during thursday's operation and despite. declarin

netanyahu's office later said that galant has adopted an anti-israel narrative and is harming the prospects of reaching a cease fire deal. the palestinian resistance movement hamas says the galas admission confirms what it has been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world, doesn't care about the captives lives and does not want to reach an agreements. earlier in our news review program we discussed the latest developments surrounding the israel divisions over gaza onslot with our guests. let's take a listen to what they had to say. joining us now for the program is from the free. movement from berkeley, california, and robert fanina author, journalist and activist joining us out of kitchner, ontario, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program here, i believe about three or four months ago when we started seeing real divisions, we started seeing resignations because of the splits in in this uh war cabinet, uh, yav gallant has been at the at the center of it for quite sometime, benny gance was there, yayer lapide, uh, daniel hegory, uh, basically. not just in israely soci

dismissed prime minister benjamin netanyahu's talk of total victory in the strip as nonsense. yove galant told the connessit committee that israel is in part to blame for stalling cease fire talks. he said the israely military supports a ceasefire in both gaza and in the northern says that galant's admission confirms what it has been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world, doesn't care about the captive's lives and does not want to reach an agreement. earlier in our news review program, we discuss the latest developments surrounding the israely divisions over gaza onslot with our guests. let's take a listen to what they had to say. joining us now for the program is paul di from the free palestine movement from berkeley california and robert fanina author journalists and activist joining us out of kitchner ontario gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here i believe about three or four months ago when we started seeing real divisions we started seeing resignations because of the splits in in this uh war cabinet uh yov galont has been at the at the center of it fo

during cabinet meeting on thursday, galant rebut netanyahu. for putting the issue of the philadelphia corridor before the lives of israeli captives in gaza, galant accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. the comments prompted and angry response out of netanyahu, the prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the corridor. cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israeli military presence there. palestinian resistance moving hamas's voice. opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain control of the corridor. the palestinian resistance says israel must withdraw from all gaza territory after any seizfire deal. the breaking news coming in the israely uh soldier has died in clashes with the uh palestinian with palesing resistance fighters there in the occupied west bank city of genine. it's been a hot spot over last. few days, israeli forces have killed over two dozen palestinians there in the occupied territory as soon as we get this uh retaliatory attack uh more on i

divisions, we started seeing resignations because of the splits in in this uh a war cabinet, uh yoav galant has been at the at the center of it for quite some time. benny gance was there yayer lapid daniel harry uh basically not just in israely society we've also seen with all the protests but let's just stick with the war cabinet for the time being your thoughts on on what the ramifications are of this war cabinet, not agreeing anything at this point? yes, well the, as you said, the israeli cabinet and the israeli parties, i don't mean political parties, i mean parties with in the sense of different points of view, they've been um, they've been at each other's throats for quite some time now, you have ' the group in the in the military that are let's say realists, they recognize what israel is capable of doing and what it's not capable of doing, and they're trying to uh argue that they are taking a setback and that they should take what they can get, basically. uh, others are saying, no, this is uh, this is a war to... finish and god is with us and so forth, these are the more crazy elemen

in your opinion, what caused the same yua galant as the first. it was an attack on lebanon, now he says he is not in favor of this attack. first of all, this talk shows the correct diagnosis of sayyed resistance in the preemptive start of the operation in southern lebanon. on the 7th of october , i.e. the 15th, he received a stamp from rozbandeh. the palestinian resistance definitely had a plan to attack lebanon and this was a pre-emptive operation of the resistance, south lebanon created a major obstacle for them. but why are we hearing this comment now? well , the zionist regime has received irreparable blows to its army in these 300 days, and now it is suffering from a severe shortage of troops and weapons. right now, if the americans created this flyover to deliver weapons to the zionist regime. stop it right now , the regime does not have the ability to continue the war, the main reason is that the regime announces and its minister of war announces that it is not advisable to go to war with lebanon now , it is attrition. the harshness and de

, and his uh, and his lunch buddy, joe biden, when you you just talked about the the debate between galant and netanyahu, that's a demonstration i don't think of of a of of international. reality as much as it is a debate within internal israeli politics and what galant i think is sensing is that there's been a dramatic turn in support for the genocidal practices of the zionist government and so it's it's it's it's looking horrible for uh once you get beyond the western media narrative this is looking nothing but is is not based a rational rational narrative, zyonism is white supremacy, and white supremacy is total dominance and submission, and and so when when you're and and there's also an awful lot of of ego, there's an awful lot of bias, there's an awful lot of just just just flat out, it's... it's it's insanity. the un secretary general condemns the oncoing israely war on gaza, expressing deep concern over the regime's recent bombing of a school in the beseest strip. the secretary general condemns the continued loss of life in gaza, including women and children, as we witness yet anot

and his uh and his lunch buddy uh joe biden, when you you just talked about the the debate between galant. and netanyahu, that's a demonstration, i don't think of of a of of international reality as much as it is a debate within internal israeli politics, and uh, what galant, i think is sensing is that there's been a dramatic turn in support for the genocidal practices of the zionist government, and and so uh, it's it's it's it's looking horrible for uh, once you get beyond the western media narrative, this is looking nothing but horrible for the zionist government. zionism is is not based a rational uh rational narrative. zionism is white supremacy and white supremacy is total dominance and submission and and so when when you're and and there's also a an awful lot of of ego, there's an awful lot of bias, there's an awful lot. of uh uh just just just flat out um, it's it's it's insanity. the un secretary general condemns the ongoing israeli war in gaza, expressing deep concern over the regime's recent bombing of a school in the besieg gaza strip. the secretary general condemns the continu

both gaza and northern occupied territories with lebanon's hezbullah. netanyahu's office later said galant has adopted an anti-israel narrative and his harming prospects of reaching a seasfire deal. hamas says a gallon's admission confirms what it's been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world and care about the captive's lives and doesn't want to reach an agreement and earlier in our news review program we discussed latest development surrounding there is really divisions in the cabinet over the gaza onslot with our guests here it is joining us now for the program is pauldi from the free palestine movement from california and robert fantina, author, journalist and activist joining us out of kitchner, ontario. gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here. i believe about three or four months ago when we started seeing real divisions, we started seeing resignations because of the splits in in this uh war cabinet. uh, yav gallant has been at the at the center of it for quite some time, benny gance was there, yayr lapide, uh, daniel hegory, uh, basically, not just i

minister and that there will be decisive victory uh and it seems like also when the minister of defense galant because he realizes uh from the intelligent reports that the uh this battle has no guarantees for any victory for the israeli army. well with that moving on now with the meeting that will take place next thursday to discuss a conclusion of a cease fire and captive exchange deal. the hebrew media talks about netanyahu's distrust in the israeli negotiating delegation, raising many questions and doubts about the viability of this round. דברים שאנחנו מביאים מפיב של ראש הממשלה נתניהו בשיחות סגורות בימים האחרונים הוא אומר שאין לו אמון בצוות המסא ומתן שאין לו אמון בצוות שנשלח כדי להביא עסקה וזה מלמד אותנו על הפסימיות בישראל לגבי הסיכויים להגיע לעסקת הפסימיות הזו אני שומעת לא רק מלשכת ראש הממשלה אלא גם מלשכות אחרות גם מגורמי מקצוע שעוסקים בסוגיית המשא ומתן מקרוב ובואו נראה ציטותים של גורם ביטחוני בכיר שמסוחך איתנו הערב שמדבר על. מסגה הזו ביום חמישי פשוט כהזדמנות אחרונה להוביל לשחרור החטופים. הוא אומר את הדברים המצמררים הבאים. הוא אומר חלון ההזדמנויות קריטי. זאת ההזדמנות האחרונה להחזיר את החטו

galant accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said that netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. the commons prompted an angry response from netanyahu. the prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the corridor, the cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israely military's presence there. the palestinian resistance moved hamas has voiced opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain the control of the corridor. the palestinian resistance says that israel must withdraw from all gaza territory after any cease fire deal. a mid israel's genocidal bor in gaza jordanian markets have undergone notable changes as widespread national boycott campaigns have led to a significant reduction in american and pro israel products. this reflects the shift in the consumer behavior in support of the palestinian cars. rod batush has the story from aman. the campaign to boycott american and israeli products is gaining momentum in jordan, prompting markets across the nation to remove such products from their shelves and replace the

and his uh and his lunch buddy uh joe biden, when you you just talked about the the debate between galant and netanyahu, that's a demonstration i don't think of of a of of international reality as much as it is a..." debate within internal israeli politics and uh what galant i think is sensing is that there's been a dramatic turn in support for the genocidal practices of the zionist government and so uh it's it's it's it's looking horrible for uh once you get beyond the western media narrative this is looking nothing but horrible for the zionist government zionism is is not based a rational uh rational narrative, zionism is white supremacy and white supremacy is total dominance and submission and and so when when you're and and there's also an awful lot of of ego, there's an awful lot of bias, there's an awful lot of uh uh just just just flat out um it's it's it's insanity. meanwhile turkish foreign minister hakan fedan has urged the international community to pile up pressure on israel to stop its war on the gaza strip. he issued the call in a telephone conversation with his us counterpa

in your opinion, what made yoa galant, who was the first supporter of the attack on lebanon, now say that he does not agree with this attack? it shows the operation in south lebanon . they said that one of the main reasons for starting the operation in south lebanon was that the enemy definitely had a plan to attack lebanon after the blow he received on october 7, i.e., the 15th of mehr, from the palestinian resistance fighters, and this operation the resistance apron was an obstacle in southern lebanon it created a basis for them, but why are we hearing this comment now? well, the zionist regime has received irreparable blows to its army in these 300 days and is now suffering from a severe lack of forces and weapons. stop creating weapons for the zionist regime. right now, the regime does not have the ability to continue the war. the main reason is that the regime and the minister of war announce it. he declares that it is not advisable to go to war with lebanon now. the extreme erosion and demoralization of the zionist army regime . the settlers' distrust of different political lev

galant accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said that netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. the comments prompted an angry response from netanyahu. the prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the court. "the cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israeli military's presence there. the palestinian resistance moved hamas has voiced opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain the control of the border or the corridor. the palestinian resistance says that israel must withdraw from all gaza territory after any cease power deal. when it comes to free speech, the west is added again. double standards are being practiced. in this case when it comes to social media like the..." case of telegram, the rest of the telegram ceo, story in itself, however, is not the focus of our next piece, but rather the reasons behind his arrest, which is related to the gaza genocide. this also includes the arrest of many palestinian rights activists. there's been an assault on free speech. recently, series of events shows that

after that, the story is limited to the decisions that netanyahu and his war minister galant make together. it has reached such a point that some even talk about one of netanyahu's options to manage these differences is to remove galante , but now there are differences within the coalition, and even more than this, within likud, that is, we are in likud has at least four or five serious divisions between netanyahu and the ruling party, which can be said to be the most important because we are now at war, the most important is the difference between the minister of security and the u of gallant gallant. well , until this government, except for figures close to netanyahu he was considered to be a party member and he was close to my party, but since the judicial reforms started , they had a disagreement because, well, the military thought that the judicial reforms were harming israel's national security, and if i am not mistaken, it was april 1402, that is. almost 7 months before the start of the war, gallant's dismissal was mentioned once it was done from netanyahu's side, but finally he cam

yoav galant told the connesict committee that israel is in part to blame for stalling ce fire talks, he said israely military support to seasfire in both gaza and northern occupied territories with lebanons, hezbolah. netanyahu's office later said that galant has adopted an anti-israel narrative and is harming the prospects of reaching a deal. resistance movement to hama says galan's admission confirms what it's been saying all along that netanyahu is lying to the world doesn't care about captives. and doesn't want to reach an agreement. uk government is facing renewed calls to stop exporting weapons to israel, a protest outside of premier kier starmer's office has demanded that his government impos an arms embargo on the israeli regime first war crimes in gaza. saip puriza reports and emergency protest for an urgent situation, palestine solidarity demonstrators outside the british prime minister's office renewing their demands. the main demand of today's demonstration is to stop arming israel. i think they should stop all arm sales, arms transfers to israel. it's it's just because o

of of international reality as much as it is a debate within internal israeli politics and uh what galant i think is sensing is that there's been a dramatic turn in support for the genocidal practices of the zionist government and and so uh it's it's it's it's looking horrible for uh once you get beyond the western media narrative. "this is looking nothing but horrible for the zionist government. zionism is is not based a rational rational narrative. zianism is white supremacy, and white supremacy is total dominance and submission, and and so when when you're and and there's also an awful lot of of ego, there's an awful lot of bias, there's an awful lot of uh uh just..." just just flat out um, it's it's it's insanity. the one secretary general condemns the ongoing israely war in gaza, expressing deep concern over the regime's recent bombing of a school on the bessieg strip. the secretary general condemns the continued loss of life in gaza, including women and children, as we witness yet another devastating strike by israel on the al- tabinen school... in gaza city, sheltering hundreds of

minister and that the... will be decisive victory uh and it seems like also when the minister of defense galant from the intelligence. reports that the uh this battle has no guarantees for any victory for the israeli army, well with that moving on now with the meeting that will take place next thursday to discuss a conclusion of a cease fire and captive exchange deal. the hebrew media talks about netanyahu's distrust in the israeli negotiating delegation, raising many questions and doubts about the viability of this round. אומר שאין לו אמון בצוות המסע ומתן, שאין לו אמון בצוות שנשלח כדי להביא עסקה, וזה מלמד אותנו על הפסימיות בישראל, לגבי הסיכויים להגיע לעסקה את הפסימיות הזו אני שומעת לא רק מלשכת ראש הממשלה, אלא גם מלשכות אחרות, גם מגורמי מקצוע שעוסקים בסוגיית המשא ומתן מקרוב, ובואו נראה ציטותים של גורם ביטחוני בכיר שמסוחך איתנו הערב שמדבר על הפסגה הזו ביום חמישי פשוט כהזדמנות אחרונה להוביל לשחרור החטופים, הוא אומר את ה'. what they had to say: liana, then why don't you travel and manage the deal yourself instead of torturing the families? routi, and we don't trust you. "you are abandoning the cap

have a cease fire, that is the requirement since 10 months, i mean, nothing has changed, and today galantntinue with this war where he is losing the war, he's losing the war because he couldn't achieve any victory for now 10 months. i remember at the beginning in the first month he said he needed and the army said they needed six months, yes, now it's almost double the time, and hamas is fighting on all fronts in gazza, hamas is firing missiles from areas where there is israeli military presence, and there is evidence today, and they're firing missiles at tel aviv, exactly, as lady's development showed, exactly, and that is something to think about, i mean, what's the use of this war? this is destructive war and it's going to take designist entity. down and it's going to create more problems within the zionist entity and i expect to have more tension within the zionist entity leading to a civil war within inside occupied palestine. well with that, let's go ahead and continue. any captive exchange deal will result in benekvier and smaltric leaving the cabinet. this is what the hebrew media

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i think netanya , galant and other israeli leaders are trying to save themselves by expanding the scope of these conflicts . you talked about the possibility of global conflict and escalation of tensions. the leader of iran said that iran has a duty to avenge haniyeh's death . the military wing of hamas has also announced that haniyeh's death will have serious consequences. the islamic revolutionary guard corps has announced this action with a hard and painful response by publishing a statement will be accompanied. what do you think iran's response will be? let me be very clear. i am sure he will answer. informed question is this action of israel in the assassination of haniyeh cause to break the palestinian resistance? no. will this work strengthen the resistance? will this action break hamas? no, the result will be the opposite. all actions with terror in the past have strengthened the resistance groups that were the targets of these crimes. another question raised is whether this event will lead to greater unity of palestinian groups. we hope that let this happen. this is what we nee

he met benjamin netanyahu and galant, the prime minister and war minister of this regime. he also had a conversation with the head of the zionist regime. after that, he probably went to cairo do you think that it has reached doha, qatar, during these various meetings with each of what about the people he talks to? he is presenting his cases and what is he looking for? you see, netanyahu is a war criminal who is determined to destroy the palestinians and drive them out of their land, but in this war that has been going on until now, he has not been able to achieve his goals. he killed 50,000 people, more than 70% of whom are women and children, and he wants to continue these conditions against the palestinians until he can maintain his position as the prime minister of israel, and he also wants to have his own influence. on the palestinian elections he should have the american elections as the prime minister and help trump. the american government has been a government that is silent against the crimes of the israelis and is itself a participant in these crimes. they want t

i think netanyahu, galant and other israeli leaders are trying to expand the scope of their conflicts. to save your body , we talked about the possibility of confrontation and... global conflict and escalation of tensions. the leader of iran said that iran has a duty to avenge the killing of haniyeh. the military branch of hamas also announced that the killing of haniyeh will have serious consequences. the islamic revolutionary guard corps also by publishing a statement announcing this action with the answer will be difficult and painful. in your opinion , what will iran's answer be ? this is whether israel's action in the assassination of haniyeh will break the palestinian resistance. no, will this act strengthen the resistance ? will this act break hamas ? no, the result will be the opposite. the resistance groups that were the targets of these crimes, the question raised is whether this happened to the united states, but i am not sure. i don't think they will do that. unfortunately in the last ten months, netanyahu should have pulled netanyahu and the american government to not onl

i think netanyahu, galant and others israeli leaders are trying to save themselves by expanding the scopef these conflicts. you talked about the possibility of global conflict and escalation of tensions. the leader of iran said that iran has a duty to avenge haniyeh's death. the military wing of hamas has also announced that haniyeh's death will have serious consequences. the islamic revolution guards corps also announced by publishing a statement that this action will be accompanied by a harsh and painful response. what do you think iran's response will be? is this action of israel in the assassination of haniyeh cause the palestinian resistance to break? the work will strengthen the resistance. will this action break hamas? no, the result will be the opposite . is this going to lead to greater unity of palestinian groups? we hope that this will happen , this is what we need now. we need the leadership of such and such a unit against these currents. undoubtedly, iran must answer that netanyahu is seeking to expand the scope of these wars. netanyahu wants to turn this war into a regional

some are even talking about one of netanyahu's options for managing these differences is to remove galante, exactly the prime minister and the zionist minister of war, what issues do you disagree with? see here, the difference between politicians in israel is not limited to this case, it means four or five differences. there is a serious difference between netanyahu and the people who are now in the coalition, the same difference that was between ganes netanyahu, now because ganes was not in the coalition at all and he came because of war conditions. to some extent, it could be said that it is normal, but now there are differences within the coalition, and even more so within the likud, that is, we in the likud have at least four or five serious divisions between netanyahu and

trajectory, it will be ground down by attrition, if they go into military adventurism in the north, as your galant has said that the center of gravity is now shifting from the south to the north, it will result in israel's destruction despite the protective hand that the united states has extended over the zionist entity, therefore it pushes only one direction. in which to solve this matter permanently and that is to sustainable long-term permanent cease fire, that is the only option on the table, the the position that is being put before the israelis is to rip netanyahu apart or to allow him to drag the entire region into a regional war if not a global war and i think that is the pressure that is referring to is that this gives the resistance further bargaining chips on the table and let's see how it develops the problem is that the israelies don't negotiate in good faith they haven't negotiated in good faith in fact the maps indicate that they are not willing to with from nezarim at the moment, so this is an indication that they are not intending to act in good faith, but this will only spell ou

even talked about one of netanyahu's options for the management of these disputes , the removal of galante, the prime minister and the zionist minister of war, what issues did they disagree on that led to this point. there are at least four or five serious divisions between netanyahu , that is, in the ruling party, which can be said to be the most important because we are now at war. the most important is the difference between the security minister and u. gallant. this government was considered to be one of the figures close to netanyahu, he is a party member and close to my party, but since the judicial reforms started, they have been at odds because the military thought that the judicial reforms were harming israel's national security. at the same time, if i'm not mistaken , it was april 1402, that is, almost 7 months before the start of the war, there was a talk of dismissing gallant once from netanyahu's side, but finally it came to the point that it was okay, for now, the war started, so the israelis immediately formed the war cabinet that he made important decisions there when the w

gaza strip in order to focus on the northern border, something that israel's defense minister, yoav galant has said that israel is increasingly doing to focus on the north and the threat of hezbollah for now, look at least the talks are still ongoing. they haven't collapsed, and as long as they are talking, there is still the possibility that a deal can be done that would see a ceasefire and also the return and freeing of the hostages being held in the gaza strip. but of course, we've been seemingly close so many times over the past nine months of on and off talks, there is i think hope but optimism for now, kim, i fear as perhaps in short supply, yeah. >> agreed. alright. elliot gotkine. thanks so much. appreciate that. >> when we come back, we'll go live to the middle east and israel's preemptive strike on hezbollah targets in lebanon, stay with us meadows are they a, fruit or a vegetable you're actually both, right? but botanically speaking, the us supreme court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable because of how it's used in cooking i didn't know that now you do can you do this as early

netanyahu is actually considering firing galant, how do you explain this behavior from netanyahu specificallye hope that these moments will be for us story that we will write, not just for the aes, but especially for africa. and for the whole world, this is for palestine, in today's show, we'll be asking why saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are facilitating the expansion of illegal settlements in palestine as well as contributing to the gaza genocide, extremely deeply embed, and that's why those people say, oh trump wouldn't be - super in relation to israel as as biden, well yes he would, i mean krishna is was key person in the last trump presidency, there's really a multitude of ways in which the uae has invested in a quiet way in organizations that are very closely um involved with the israeli military. the headlines israel intensifies its attacks on hunis in southern gaz with several civilians killed in a missile strike a tent housing displaced people. "the palestinian prisoner society calls on the un to carry out investigation into israel's systematic torture of palestinian intin

well, look, the um judge that issued the request for arrest warrants for yoav galant, the israeli defense secretary and for benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister, he... talked about is yeah, karim khan, kc, talked about extermination, he talked about rape, he talked about torture, um, and this is it gives you i an idea of the seriousness of these crimes. i mean, i be quite frank with you, i'm quite pleased to see, i think there's been a bit of a change of direction from britain pushing back against this. with the previous conservative rishi sunak, the man from goldman sacks uh as prime minister, we seem to have a bit of a change with the new foreign secretary. of course, david cameron was never elected when he was foreign secretary and he was very supportive of um the israelis, but he seem to have a bit of pushback now, thank goodness uh, so the action is being taken in london by these ngos is actually very, it's taken a while to gather the evidence slowly but surely, but it's quite clear - the the extermination and genocide is going on, and these arrest warrants make things very difficu

shipping is shut down, the people are fleeing from the air airport, bengarian airport every day, yove galant was on tv saying please don't leave, please don't, they're leaving anyway, they're like rats fleeing the sinking ship, and israel has kept a float entirely through us subsidies, and you know, there is that old joke about the massist saying, beat me, beat me, hurt me, and the sa says no, that's the that's the dynamic we have. here today, iran is not giving them what they want, which is a justification for much wider war. iran will eventually, i'm i'm pretty sure, respond, but they will do it on their own terms and in their own time. uh, and meanwhile, as your other guess pointed out, quite rightly, the world has turned against israel, and there's no people anywhere on earth that have not been horrified by this. genocide by the slaughter of children, the endless stream of images of the broken bodies of children, dead women, hospitals bombed, mosks bombed, refugee centers bombed, children incinerated in tents, the world has seen this, it's and and israel doesn't hide it, mean they suffer

requested arrest warrants for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war minister yoav galant in june arguing he has reasonable grounds to do so. the israel premier then described icc prosecutor's move as absurd while his keybacker the united states has called the request for the arrest warrants cruel. south african activists have urged authorities to impose a ban on exports to israel, accusing the government of double standards. activists say, south africa, which is one of the largest exporters of coal to the zinis entity is aiding the regime's criminality in gaza. hassan syria reports. south african cole is responsible for powering 15% of israel's power grid, and this needs to stop immediately. protests say south africa's attempt to hold israel accountable at the international court of justice is not enough. they're demanding that the government sever all trade ties with israel and impose sanctions against the regime. south africa is the largest trade partner with israel in africa and over the past eight months it has shipped over 500 thousand tons of coal to the brutal regi

to zionism, i don't know any other solution, because... these settler parties, bengavier, smoltrich, galant, all of these guys are not going to stop, they're not going to stop, they don't care about sanctions, they don't care about international law, they don't care what the un says, they are going to continue anyway, because they think they have a god given right to do whatever they want. uh, right, now let's be uh super cautiously optimistic and say uh, regardless of what it actually can do, let's say that uh this vote actually passes and uh they do end up sanction sanctioning these two uh very extremist members of the cabinet uh you mentioned that it's not really going to do anything uh but uh do you see this as a positive move towards something bigger as in maybe the the power that uh not really the power the influence uh that uh israelits have traditionally had in the eu, whether directly or indirectly, is waining? uh, i think this is a good point, and and if if i wanted to be optimistic, i tend to be, but then yes exactly what you describe, this is perhaps a sign of, because even the

represented, i mean served to call him that, but represented by the defense so-called defense minister galant, he says today that they have again, he restates this again that... hezballah must be pushed north of the latani river in lebanon. what does that mean? that means that the us leadership and and what what he is aspiring to, is taking over southern lebanon again. the aim of the israeli leadership as a whole is to rid the country, to rid palestine of palestinians and to annex part of the adjoining adjoining country. lebanon and to use this war as as means to so-called justify that before the world, so that that's what they're really aiming to, they want to, they want to clear the population, and you if you see what's going on in the west bank today, as well as the horrors of the genocide being inflicted on the people in in in gaza, and you listen to the leaders and what they're saying, you cannot... really turn away from the idea, the understanding that what they aim to do is to expand their state, expand their territory and to drive out the palestinians and this can be, the way that the

have quarreled over israel's presence a corridor along the gaza egypt border. during that meeting, galant prebuked netanyahu for putting the issue of the philadelphia corridor before the lives of israely captives. halont accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said that netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. comments prompted an angry response from netanyahu. the prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the corridor. the cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israely military's presence. the palestinian resistance hamas has voiced opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain the control of the corridor. the palestinian resistance says that israel must withdraw from all gaza territory after any cease-fire deal. a mid israel's genocidal war and gaza jordanian markets have undergone notable changes as widespread national boycott campaigns have led to a significant reduction in american and pro israel products. this reflects a shift in the consumer behavior in support of the palestinian cause. rod butus has sto

including of course the uh prime minister um benjamin netanyahu and his minister of military affairs yoav galant and that of course has added more life breathed new life into this movement which is why you see up to a thousand people um of course not yet couple of hundreds at the moment but it's expected to swell to that number in the next uh hour. having gathered here after working hours, um, if that is not a sign of uh people wanting justice for the palestinians and coming here, making that sacrifice um to make sure that palestinian voices are heard and that they're not um left alone, i wonder what is, mario, okay, indeed, especially as you said a weekday, it is not the weekend there, thank you so much, said for that update out of london, meanwhile, palestinian resistance movements have carried out fresh retaliatory operations against israeli forces across the besieged gazah strip in the southern city of khanes resistance fighters spotted and successful shot an israeli soldier with sniper rifle. they also managed to shell a group of iof soldiers and military vehicles and detonated mines and im

now, because these are the defense minister galant who tried to be humanized up by the seniors in or the just, you know, to continue getting them in the hundreds, if not in the thousands and who he was the one who said we, we thought electricity, water, so it sets it all, you know, the, on the students was nothing. yahoo said, you know, i advise you to leave guys into, into the assign money. otherwise, you know, you have to be punished. it was being a fee, if you know the administrative of the internal security. who said we should the be the cut or human. it's either an 8 the on the by the seniors, even does this move to the shoes said let them be the die out of starvation. so we are talking about a bunch of terrorists of a bunch of mid that is that's the compose the. is there any kind of government? i believe that the ice se should expand this discussion about the uh, you know, i must one inch to include not only nothing. yeah, hold on government, but to include all the is really government because they are, they have proved to be, you know, terrorists, they have to be able to be mo

now it was, these are the defense minister galant who tried to be humanized up by the seniors in or the just, you know, to continue getting them in the hundreds, if not in the thousands and who he was. the one who said we, we've got electricity, water, it sets it all, you know, the, on the students was nothing. yahoo said, you know, i advise you to leave guys into, into the sign i. otherwise, you know, you have to be punished. it was being a fee, if you know the minister us, and definitely the security who said we should be the car or humanity at an age on the scene using guns up this move to the shoes said, let them be the die out of starvation. so we are talking about a bunch of terrorists about a bunch of mid that is that's the compose the. is there any kind of government? i believe that the ice se should expand this discussion about the uh, you know, i must want to include not only nothing. yeah, hold on government, but to include all the is really government because they are, they have proved to be, you know, terrorists, they have to be brought to the mode that is the dehumanizing

now, because these are the defense minister galant who tried to be humanized up by the seniors and all the just, you know, to continue getting them in the hundreds, if not in the thousands and who he was the one who said we, we've got electricity, water, it sets it all, you know, the, on the students was nothing. yahoo said, you know, i advise you to leave guys into, into the sign night. otherwise, you know, you have to be punished. it was being a fee, if you know the minister of the internal security who said we should be the cuts or the human if you had an age on the scene using, does this move to the she said, let them be the die out of starvation. so we are talking about the bunch that's terrorists. i've got a bunch of metal that is, that's the compose. is there any kind of government? i believe that the ice se should expand this discussion about the uh, you know, i just want to include not the one of the nothing. yeah. hold on guidelines, but to include all the is really government because they are, they have proved to be, you know, terrorists, they have to be able to be mailed. t

requested arrest warrants for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war minister yoav galant in june arguing that he had reasonable grounds to do so is really. then described icc prosecutors move as absurd while his keybacker the us called the request for arrest warrants cruel. joining us now for the program is frag huge journalist author and activist joining us from belfast and sayid and abbus journalist and political commentator joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here sayid we'll start with you out there in london uh this significance of this icc, you very well know the regime in televive is not signed up, the us has not signed up, even though the rome statute that created the icc, the us had lot to do with establishing it, you got 123 countries that are part of it, and ironically and uh absurd, it's the us isn't. your initial thoughts on the significance of the icc chief prosecutors saying he's uh making this declaration, and uh, there has to be still some benefit, something optimistic that could come out of it, can and not? i think it

that's my theory on, there's a deep split emerging in the apartite cabinet between the defense minister, galant and the prime minister and future convict netanyahu, what's your reading of that split? well, yeah, they spent lot of time fighting among themselves, i mean this has been a long standing issue within israel, within the internal politics, they can be quite vicious between each other, but in the end they tend to stand together for the most part against a common enemy, so i have read about this split, but i don't know how much it will affect them visas a war with hizbillah or with iran, because they might just all come together for the purposes of this and then go back to you know fighting with each other, and this is what this is gone on for you. decades in internal politics of of israel, is there any way that israel can avoid this? what would they have to put on the table now uh to avoid this just retribution? well, very good question, um, i, you know, it would have to be something very monumental, far more than seasf, and it will be something that say for example, lifting of all sanct

now it was, these are the defense minister galant who tried to be humanized up by the seniors and all the just, you know, to continue getting them in the hundreds, if not in the thousands and who he was. the one who said we, we thought electricity, water, it sets it all, you know, the, on the student's was nothing. yahoo said, you know, i advise you to leave guys into, into the assign night. otherwise, you know, you will have to be punished. it was being a fee, if you know the administrative of the internal security, who said we should the be the car or the human. it's either an 8 or on the scene using guns up this move to the shoes. said let them be the die out of starvation. so we are talking about a bunch of terrorists about a bunch of metal that is, that's the compose the. is there any kind of government? i believe that the ice se should expand this discussion about the uh, you know, i must one inch to include not the one of the nothing. yeah. hold on guidelines, but to include all the is really government because they are, they have proved to be, you know, terrorists, they have t

collette crescent, this guy, in many ways talked -- >> and thrich galante. >> rich galante was the manho said, you know what, your price is too high. we decided to go in at costco -- >> it's extremely important at certain companies that have a great deal of influence. other companies, not as much. >> right, well some people are fact-toters. and annette esplanade at google. >> negative. 70%, highly regards in the investment community. >> well, he is. he's going to stick around for a while. look, when i read it -- was i disappointed? >> sticking around for a number of months. >> yeah. i didn't know that the average span of a cfo was ten years. i did not know that. >> i didn't either, longer than ceos. >> yeah, so he did -- that's when he stayed. and rich galante was more than 30 years cfo. >> that's a long time. >> not average. by the way, the guy with the hot dog -- the hot dog deal -- >> i know they do, a buck 50, right? >> what is it -- what do you call your stadium? citi field? >> citi field, yes, it's a lovely stadium. >> but i have to tell you that costco, they've not written anyth

side represent i mean served to call that but represented by the defense so-called defense minister galantin that hezbulah must be pushed north of the latani river in lebanon. what does that mean? that means that the us leadership and and what what he is aspiring to is taking over southern lebanon again. the aim of the israeli leadership as a whole, is to rid the country, to rid palestine of palestinians and to annex part of the adjoining a journing country, lebanon, and to use this war as as means to so call justify that before the world, so that that's what they're really aiming to, they want to, they want to clear the population, and you if you see what's going on in the west bank today as well as the horrors of the genocide. being inflicted on the people in in uh in gaza, and you listen to the leaders and what they're saying, you cannot really turn away from the idea, the understanding that what they aim to do is to expand their state, expand their territory, and to drive out the palestinians and this can be, the way that the war, the annexation, the or before it was annexation, the ta

of of international reality. as much as it is a debate within internal israeli politics and uh what galant i think is sensing is that there's been a dramatic turn in support for the genocidal practices of the zionist government and and so uh it's it's it's it's looking horrible for uh once you get beyond the western media narrative this is looking nothing but horrible for the zionist government. zionism is is not based a rational uh rational narrative. zionism is white supremacy and white supremacy is total dominance and submission and and so when when you're and and there's also an awful lot of of ego, there's an awful lot of bias, there's an awful lot of uh uh just just just flat out um it's it's it's in. sanity: the turkish foreign minister hakan fedan hazar's international community to pile out pressure on israel to stop its war on the gaza strip. fedan issued the call in a telephone conversation with his us counterpart anthony blincon. he underscored the urgent need for a permanent ceasefire, describing israel's actions as general. he also cited the israeli assassination of the hamas

want to see the regime stay in gaza, even people, uh three months ago in the war cabinet today, yoav galant does not want to stay in gaza. benny gance and yoav gallant three months ago said they do not, they want in fact uh benny gant said he's going to resign from the war cabinet and he did on i think it was june 7th or 6th, he said if in a day the uh netanyahu and his cabinet do not give a comprehensive post war plan on how they're going to get out of gaza, he's going to resign, they didn't give him a plan to leave, he resigns, there are people within the cabinet that do not not the cabinet. in uh the uh the apparatus, the government there in in tel aviv that do not want to stay in gaza, why does this cabinet want to stay in gaza? well, eventually the war is going to end and the way to end the war is very important to netanyahu and his government. if he ended today with this deal and agreed to cease fire, it means it means that he's admitting the victory for the palestinian resistance and his - you know defeat and this this will be the second defeat after the first one on the 7th of octob

well look, the um judge that issued the request for arrest warrants for yoav galant the israeli defense secretary and for benjamin netanyahu the prime minister uh he talked about is yeah karim khan kc talked about extermination talked about rape he talked about torture um and this is it gives you an eye an idea of the seriousness of these crimes, i mean i be quite frank with you, i'm quite pleased to see, i think there's been a bit of a change of direction from britain pushing back against this, with the previous conservative rishi sunak, the man from goldman sacks uh as prime minister, we seem to have a bit of a change with the new foreign secretary, of course david cameron was never elected when he was foreign secretary and he was very supportive of um the israelis, but we seem to have a bit of pushback now, thank goodness uh, so the action is being taken in london by these ngos is actually very, it's taken a while to gather the evidence slowly but surely, but it's quite clear - the the extermination and genocide is going on and these arrest warrants make things very difficult for gal

represent, i mean that served to call them that, but represented by the defense so-called defense minister galantthis again, that hezbulah must be pushed north of the latani river in lebanon. what does that mean? that means that the us leadership and and what what he is aspiring to is taking over southern lebanon again. the aim of the israeli leadership as a whole is to... rid the country, to rid palestine of palestinians and to annex part of the adjoining a journey country, lebanon, and to use this war as as means to so-called justify that before the world, so that that's what they're really aiming to, they want to they want to clear the population, and if you see what's going on in the west bank today as well as the horrors of the genocide being inflicted. and the people in in uh in gaza, and you listen to the leaders and what they're saying, you cannot really turn away from the idea, the understanding that what they aim to do is to expand their state, expand their territory, and to drive out the palestinians and this can be, the way that the war, the annexation, the or before it was annexation