have been showing a very you know strong present and have you know strike many times throughout ghazza in the... north, in the south, in the middle, and natsarem, even the so-called you, philadelphia access that netanyahu lately is been saying, you know, that they want to keep their present there, we are going to witness escalation in palestinian resistance in in in that area, not just in ghazza, but also in the west bank and in jerusalem, right? this is been you know obvious, particularly after the last round of negotiations in cairo, always the united states protects israel and defend israel any cost, at all time okay, let me turn to london msan telaviv's demand on maintaining military presence around the philadelphia crossing on the gazater border with egypt, you now this has not been accepted by hamas, hamas of course is committed to the previous traft agreement. "it doesn't accept this, even egypt that's mediating the talks opposes this demand, which also proves to be a sticking point in the seasfire talk, so i want to ask you how..." come israel is sticking to its guns when it co

the united states have kept delaying any kind of resolution to the aggression against palestinians in ghazza, in fact they have been the reason behind many attempts of reaching a deal, the united states had veto at least four times efforts by international you know agencies, especially the security cancel throughout the the the genocide and wild war crimes is happening in gaza, the united states find itself in a situation where it does not want to see israel defeated and at the same time, it does not want to drag this into a strategic defeat for itself, because israel, as we know, have failed in achieving all of their goals except the you know killing and massacring innocent palestinian people. that's the only thing that israel was successful in, but when it comes to the declared and even the undeclared. goals of israel through this genocide, it did not achieve any of its goals, releasing their captured or you know putting an end to the palestinian resistance, we see that in the last week the palestinian resistance in ghazza has been showing a very you know strong present and have you know s

to be able to move freely and ending the siege on ghazza. without these conditions uh by the palestinian. and resistance we are not going to go anywhere and the situation in the israeli side is very um they're very divided, there is so much internal conflicts within the israeli, not just government, not just between the army and the political ranks, but there is a truly deep division in the israeli society, there is the pressure from the family of the zinis. captured in ghazza and at the same time, after 10 months, israel have failed in achieving any of its goals and failed on achieving their secret goal, which is the displacement of the palestinian people, that's their real goal, the displacement of the palestinian people in ghazza, so they can turn into the west bank and you create another na for the palestinian people and drive them into jordan and that is the israeli plan, but this have failed because and due to the steadfastness of the palestinian people in ghazza and the palestinian resistance, and at the same time due to the very stro

has been showing a very you know strong present and have you know strike uh many times throughout ghazza in the north in the south in the middle and natsarem even the so-called you know philadelphia access that netanyahu lately is been saying you know that they want to keep their present there um we are going to witness escalation in palestinian resistance in in in that area not just in ghazza but also in the west bank and in jerusalem and this is been you know obvious particularly after the last round of negotiations in cairo, always the united states protects israel and defend israel any cost at all time. okay, let me turn to london mson, telaviv's demand on maintaining military presence. around the philadelphia crossing on the god side of border with egypt, you know this has not been accepted by hamas. hamas of course is committed to the previous draft agreement, it doesn't accept this, even egypt that's mediating the talks opposes this demand, which also proves to be a sticking point in the seasfire talk. so i want to ask you, how come israel is sticking to its guns when it comes to

ghazza. without these conditions uh by the palestinian resistance we are not going to go anywhere and the situation in the israeli side is very um they're very divided, there is so much internal conflicts within the israeli not just govern'. not just between the army and the political ranks, but there is a truly deep division in the israeli society, there is the pressure from the family of the zinis captured in ghazza, and at the same time, after 10 months, israel have failed in achieving any of its goals and failed on achieving their secret goal, which is the displacement of the palestinian people, that's their real goal, the displacement of the... palestinian people in ghazza so they can turn into the west bank and you know create another na for the palestinian people and drive them into jordan and that is the israeli plan, but this have failed because and due to the steadfastness of the palestinian people in ghazza and the palestinian resistance and at the same time due to the very strong

to be able to move freely and ending the siege on ghazza, without these conditions by the palestinian resistance, they are not going to go anywhere and the situation in the israeli side is very, they're very divided, there is so much internal conflicts within the israeli, not just government, not just between the army and the political ranks, but there is a truly deep division in the israeli society, there is the pressure from the family of the zinis captured in ghazah. and at the same time, after 10 months, israel have failed in achieving any of its goals and failed on achieving their secret goal, which is the displacement of the palestinian people, that's their real goal, the displacement of the palestinian people in ghazza, so they can turn into the west bank and create another nak for the palestinian people and drive them into jordan, and that is the israeli. plan, but this have failed because and due to the steadfastness of the palestinian people in ghazza and the palestinian resistance, and at the same time due to the very strong present of the resistance camp in the region, par

has been showing a very you know strong present and have you know strike many times throughout ghazza in the north, in the south in the middle and netsarim, even the so-called you know philadelphia access that netanyahu lately is been saying you know that they want to keep their present there, we are going to witness escalation in palestinian resistance in in in that area not just in gazza but also in the west bank and in jerusalem and this is been you know ' um obvious, particularly after the last round of negotiations in cairo, always the united states protects israel and defend israel any cost, at all time okay? okay, let me turn to london msan telaviv's demand on maintaining military presence around the philadelphia crossing on the god side the border with egypt. this has not been accepted by hamas. hamas of course is committed to the previous traft agreement. it doesn't accept this. even egypt that's mediating the talks opposes this demand, which uh also proves to be a stick in point in the seasfire talk. so i want to ask you how come israel is sticking to its guns when it comes

why wouldn't hizballah really help the resistance inside ghazza? why wouldn't hizballah use his missiles, use their missiles and attack and make the israeli stop because they're killing all these children and doctors and bombing hospitals in gazza? and there was another point of view that said why would hizbullah drag lebanon into that war? hizbullah doesn't care about the points of views, they choose for themselves and i think there is a c of harmony and orchestration that that started not the first day because hizbullah really declared sayid nasrull declared that they had no idea about the october 7 operation, they didn't know what was going to happen, they entered in solidarity on october 8th, but since then they have, if we look at iraq, if we look at iran, yemen, syria, lebanon, hisbullah, hamas, you had islami and all the the... sides and the entities under the umbrella called the axis of the resistance, i think they have managed a way or a system or a harmony or an orchestra of how they would retaliate and how they would play this war all to

we are in daily communication with our people. on ghazza and with the resistance in ghazza and we know the situation on the ground, the israeli army is deteriorating, they they're fighting with their political uh ranks, they don't trust netanyahu, the israeli army is in its weakest, you know lowest point uh, we have never seen israeli army in this way, disorganized, defeated from within. and they're trying to get more soldiers, they're bringing students to ghazza, israeli students to ghazza who have no training to be, and throw them into you know their death, they're trying to drag haridins who doesn't join the army, they're trying to drag them into the battlefield, and just imagine the morales of a soldier being dragged into you know the battlefield, what kind of a soldier is? this like they are so defeated and at the same time we see that it is a long and very harsh and vicious battle, but at the end the palestinian people and their supporters are going to win because that we are being supported by you deeds and by uh true support that palestinians are getting today from iran, from l

that they don't even want the pa that is currently ruling in the west bank, they don't want that in ghazza, that's the extent to which they're rejecting this idea of palestinian statehood, so in actual fact um what the occupation entity is seeking to do is to create also unbearable conditions in the west bank in such a way that um this idea of reaching a two-state solution compromise um is less likely, so all tools that we're seeing right now that are being mobilized, um, the crackdowns in the west bank against the citizens. of that area is within the context um of a growing resistance that um and the israeli occupation entity of course it doesn't need any uh pretext to practice aggression against the palestinians um the israeli aggression is systematic against the very existence of palestinians right israel as we just mentioned is ramped up its daily raids in the occupied west bank ever since the regime launched its suicidal war on gaza, there are no israeli hostages in the west bank, there are in fact thousands of palestinian hostages languishing in israeli prisons, how come this part ke

to be able to move freely and ending the siege on ghazza. without these conditions uh by the palestinian resistance we are not going to go anywhere and the situation in the israeli side is very um, they're very divided, there is so much internal conflicts within the israeli, not just government, not just between the army and the political ranks, but there is a truly deep division in the israeli society, there is the pressure from the family of the zinis captured in ghazza, and at the same time, after 10 months israel have failed in achieving any of its goals and failed on achieving their secret goal, which is the displacement of the palestinian people, that's their real goal, the displacement of the palestinian people in ghazza, so they can turn into the west bank and create another na for the palestinian people and drive them into jordan, and that is the israeli plan, but this have failed because and due to the steadfastness of the palestinian people in gazza. and the palestinian resistance and at the same time due to the very strong presen

and took our homes and this happened in the 40s, so even if the the whole world looks at the war on ghazza as something that started in october 7, for us, for the indigenous people, for the people who live in this region, i'm sorry, the electricity comes and goes in lebanon. um, so for us, the indigenous people who live in this area, the war started and the aggression started, the first time somebody came and took our land and our home and killed our children and burnt our crops, this happened in 1948 in palestine, it dragged on, it happened in 1967 in golan, it happened in the 80s and in the 50s and in the 90s and in the 2000s in lebanon, the israeli. entity in the middle east is made up of settlers, it is a colony, there is no such thing as a citizen of israel, people who were born here are very limited to the generation that came now, but my grandma is older than israel, there was no such thing, these are people who came from europe, from russia, from america, from all across the world as refugees and then with the help of the british and the americans and the... the the west and the co

hani was born in ashati refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamasuring his time at university in the late 1980s, which attended at the time of the first interfather, he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. kani served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doha. he. spent his time in that role engaged in diplomacy and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hammers to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure, he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosque in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in sufiism. hier's role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations. but on eid this year, while huniyu was visiting wounded ghazans being tr

for a cease fire and it feels. like we're still calling for the world to humanize the people of of ghazza, to humanize uh palestinians, so i'm here to talk to faith leaders and particularly church leaders, my own community to speak louder, for it's been 10 months now since this war has has broken and we're tired of void calls for peace, we're tired of the same kind of discourse and it's time that the voices of faith leaders um, it must be heard, given that we are in the country that's funding this genocide, given that we are in the country that's... continues to give political cover uh to this war uh in ghazza, so if you're silent uh, knowing how your money is being spent, that means you approve, and so enough is enough, and i hope that more and more fate leaders, pastors, theologians, clurgy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. qatar's capital duha is hosting. talks on gaza on thursday, hamas resistance movement says it will not take part in these negotiations. some people in the beast strip say they are hopeful that this round of negotiations could result in a cease fire

henni served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas. political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doha. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy, and in recent months, he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure. he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosque in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in sufiism. hemisral. was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eid fitr this year, while huni was visiting wounded gazzen being treated a hospital in doha, his sons and grandchildren were killed in a targeted israeli air strike in ghazza. despite this, hannie remained at the negotiating table a time when birth sides were reportedly close to reaching an agreement, the zionist regime murdered hanye in yet another demonstration. that israel is not committed to ending its genocidal campaign. in fact, it appears that the zionists a

hen was born in refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. hi served as the leader of hamas in ghazza. from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy, and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure, he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosque in doha. his theology was markedly different. to many of his counterparts due to his interest in sufiism. hennie's role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eid fitr this year, wh

for a cease fire, and it feels like we're still calling for the world to humanize the people of of ghazza, to humanize uh palestinians. i'm here to talk to faith leaders and particularly church leaders, my own community, to speak louder, for it's been 10 months now since this war has has broken, and we're tired of void calls for peace, we're tired of the same kind of discourse, and it's time that the voices of faith leaders, it must be heard, give. given that we are in the country that's funding this genocide, given that we are in the country that's continues to give political cover uh to this war uh in ghazza, so if you're silent, knowing how your money is being spent, that means you approve, and so enough is enough, and i hope that more and more faith leaders, pastors, theologians, clergy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. and khatar's capital doha is hosting peace talks on gaz on thursday. hamos resistance movement says it will not take part in the negotiations. some people in the beast strip say they are hopeful that this round of negotiations could result in a cease

"the destruction of the ancient mosque in in ghazza, uh, the the person who was interviewed there, said exactly the right thing, he said, we have lost nothing, we can uh, we can rebuild this, and if the entire alexa mosk is destroyed, then palestinians and the muslim world will rebuild it, uh, so i have, let's let's please, not uh..." uh over react to this, but let's react in in in constructive ways, that is to say, in order to win this fight, let's look strategically, and there are many, many palestinians and their allies throughout the world who are looking at this in a with an idea to what it will take to destreet defeat the the... and they are doing that, they are doing that, israel is falling apart. all right, paul, stay safe, pleasure to have you on paul, they're joining us from northern california. meanwile, number of jordanians have gathered near israel's embassy in aman to show solidarity with palestinians and to reaffirm their support for resistance in gaza. road, has more the air near the israeli. miss in amman is thick with raw emotion and unwavering resolve, carrying palest

that they don't even want the pa that is currently ruling in the west bank, they don't want that in ghazza, that's the extent to which they're rejecting this idea of palestinian statehood, so in actual fact um what the occupation entity is seeking to do is to create also unbearable conditions in the west bank in such a way that um this idea of reaching a two-state solution compromise um is less likely so all tools that we're seeing right now that are being mobilized um the crack bounds in the west bank and against the citizens of of that area is within the context um of a growing resistance there um and the israeli occupation entity of course it doesn't need any pretext to practice aggression against the palestinians and the israeli aggression is systematic against the very existence of palestinians right israel as we just mentioned is ramped up its daily raids in the occupied west bank. ever since the regime launched its genocidal war on gaza, there are no israeli hostages in the west bank, there are in fact thousands of palestinian hostages languishing in israeli prisons, how come this p

heni was born in a sharti refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the... ranks amongst hamas's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. henni served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy and in recent months he's had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure, he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosk in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in suphiism. hennie's role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eid fitr this year

that more and more faith leaders." pastors, theologians, clurgy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. katar's capital doha is hosting peace talks on gaza on thursday. hamas resistance movement says it will not take part in the negotiations. some people in the besseeg strip say that they are hopeful that this round of negotiations could result in seased fire. let's take a listen. we hope for an end to the war and for this ongoing aggression to see after nearly 10 months, which has manifested in a starvation policy against people who have been repeatedly isolated from the entire world. we are in desperate need for this aggression to stop to allow the entry of medical supplies for the residents of the gaza's trip, because we are all suffering. unfortunately, since the start of the negotiations netanyahu has installed the discussions by not granting sufficient authority to the... negotiators, people are truly fed up with the war, we hope to god that there will be solutions so that the palestinian people can return to their homes, because we have all sorry to beg for money, everyone

in ghazza, in southern lebanon, i've seen my people bombed and killed and massacred, year after year after year, i don't even have that mindset that i would be more important or even my family members. "god protect everyone and god bless every lebanese, palestinian, syrian, yemeni, iraqi, because all of these nations are under the attack, and they've been under the attack even before october 7, so in general, we've been trained enough and traumatized enough to not look it in the same way that when the western media is covering it would really look at it, even though most of the headlines, most of the news, the global news are talking about, okay, chaos, people..." are afraid, people are running to the airports, flights are being cancelled on the ground in lebanon, believe it or not, george, most of the people, yes do have anxiety about it, yes are worried, but we have been trained to live through that, i'm speaking today like yesterday, it was the fourth anniversary of the beirot port blast, i mean these people have been traumatized enough and they have seen wars enough, they are act

that more and more faith leaders, pastors, theologians, clurgy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. israeli forces and illegal settlers continue their violent and deadly attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank. this, as the regime intensifies its ethnic cleansing policy to allow for more illegal settlements on palestinian lands. starting in al-kalil, israeli forces assaulted and later arrested another palestinian youth, taking the number of palestinians arrested in less than 24 hours to 30, and wadi main, the settlers are protected by. israeli forces attacked and prevented palestinian farmers from reaching their lands earlier, a group of israeli settlers attacked the palestinian farm southeast of bethlehem, setting fire to dozens of olive trees and raising israeli flags. in recent years settlers have become settler attacks have become a norm in the west bank. however, since october last year, the number of palestinians killed remained by israeli forces and settlers has jump. by over 60%. hundreds of palestinians joined a funeral procession for two palestinians

for sess fire and it feels like we're still calling for the world to human. humanize the people of of ghazza, to humanize palestinians, so i'm here to talk to faith leaders and particularly church leaders, my own community to speak louder, for it's been 10 months now since this war has has broken, and we're tired of void calls for peace, we're tired of the same kind of discourse, and it's time that the voices of... leaders, it must be heard, given that we are in the country that's funding this genocide, given that we are in the country that's continues to give political cover ' to this war uh in ghazza, so if you're silent, knowing how your money is being spent, that means you approve, and so enough is enough, and i hope that more and more faith leaders, pastors, theologians, clergy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. welcome back, israely forces and illegal settlers continue their violent and deadly attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank. this as the regime intensifies its ethnic cleansing policies to allow for more illegal settlements on palestinian lands,

hani was born in ashati refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. henny. he served as the leader of hamas in gazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy, and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about sease fire in ghazza. henni was also religious figure. he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosk in. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in suphiism. hennius role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eid fitr this year, while han

that more and more faith leaders, pastors, theologians, clurgy, speak up more so that this tragedy in ghazza stops. peters capital, doha is... posting peace talks on gaza on thursday, a mos resistance movement says it will not take part in the negotiations. some people in the beast strips say they are hopeful that this round of negotiations could result in a cease fire. let's take a listen. well there seems to be some technical difficulties there, we'll go back to that piece of news, but for the time being israeli forces have carried out fresh raids a number of towns and neighborhoods across the occupied west bank, and israel those are backed by troops destroyed a palestinian vehicle as part of their raid on nobles. there is no report whether the attack left any casualties. earlier, israeli forces killed two young palestinians in attack on the balata refugee camp, east stuff noblus. the palestinian red cresent said four others were injured after israeli drones targeted gathering of palestinians in the camp. local sources said one of those wounded is in critical condition. they... said israel

has already been massacred, then these flames that have become unfortunately normal to the world in ghazza, in southern lebanon, i've seen my people bombed and killed and massacred year after, year after year, i don't even have that mindset that i would be more important or even my family members, god protect everyone and god bless every lebanese. palestinian, syrian, yemeni, iraqi, because all of these nations are under the attack, and they've been under the attack even before october 7, so in general, we've been trained enough and traumatized enough to not look it in the same way that when the western media is covering it would really look at it, even though most of the headlines, most of the news, the global news are talking about, okay, chaos, people are afraid, people are running to the airports, flights. are being cancelled on the ground in lebanon, believe it or not, george, most of the people, yes do have anxiety about it, yes are worried, but we have been trained to live through that, i'm speaking today, like yesterday it was the fourth anniversary of the beirot port blast, i mean

, he have very long journey of struggle against designist enemy, he is a voice of unity not just in ghazza but also in throughout palestine and the region, and he is also a person who have proved by words and deeds his ability of leading the palestinian resistance in this uh very important and sensitive juncture in the region and internationally, we know that the zionist enemy and the us, the western powers... are going to uh of course uh you know uh call him all kind of names, in fact israel is calling for the assassination of all hamas leaders leaders and not just sinwar, we know that they just assassinated haniah who is considered to be kind of moderate and a political you know person who was handling the negotiations and they killed him in tehran, the you know israel have learned the message and the response of the palestinian resistance by electing sinoir, which means that they are going to deal with the head of the palestinian resistance in ghazza, and also that there will be escalation all throughout palestine from the river to the sea. israel have made fatal strategic mistakes, you

, he have very long journey of struggle against designist enemy, he is a voice of unity not just in ghazza but also in throughout palestine and the region, and he is also a person who have... proved by words and deeds his ability of leading the palestinian resistance in this very important and sensitive juncture in the region and internationally, we know that the zionist enemy and the us, the western powers are going to of course, you know, call him all kind of names, in fact israel is calling for the assassination of all hamas leaders leaders and not just sinwar, we know that they just assassinated haniah who is considered to be kind of moderate and a political you know person who was was handling the negotiations and they killed him in tahran, the you know israel have learned the message and the response of the palestinian resistance by electing sinwar, which means that they are going to deal with the head of the palestinian resistance in ghazza, and also that there will be escalation all throughout palestine, from the river to the sea, israel have made fatal strategic mistakes, you know

supplied israeli military units such as the shaldag, which raided the elshifer hospital during the ghazza slaughter. early in 2023, the israeli drone startup, highlander aviation, received a $14 million investment from the uae owned edge group armaments. israel uses their airspace management systems to control the sky above the entity. the traces. of complicity are there for all to see. david miller, who's an eminent scholarly critic of israel, joins me in the studio as usual. in addition to his role as our resident expert, he's a senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs, istanbul ziam university and a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. today's guest is the celebrated hip-hop artist and podcast presenter for mintpress news, lo key, who's one of our regular contributors. welcome to the show. david, what do you what do you know about gerrard? kushner and his relationship with israel, i mean latif's report suggests he's deeply embedded with with a sionist entity, well extremely deeply embedded, that's why those people who say oh trump wouldn't be as sup

has already been massacred than these flames that have become unfortunately normal to the world, in ghazza, in southern lebanon, i've seen my people bombed and killed and massacred year after, year after year, i don't even have that mindset that i would be more... important or even my family members, god protect everyone and god bless every lebanese, palestinian, syrian, yemeni, iraqi, because all of these nations are under the attack, and they've been under the attack even before october 7, so in general, we've been trained enough and traumatized enough to not look it in the same way that when the western media is covering it would really look at it, even though most of the headlines, most of the news, the global news are talking about okay, chaos, people are afraid, people are running to the airports, flights are being canceled on the ground in lebanon, believe it or not, george, most of the people yes do have anxiety about it, yes are worried, but we have been trained to live through that, i'm speaking today, like yesterday it was the fourth anniversary of the beirot port blast, i mean

he have very long journey of struggle against designist enemy, he is a voice of unity, not just in ghazza but also in throughout palestine and the region, and he is also a person who have proved by words and deads. his ability of leading the palestinian resistance in this very important and sensitive juncture in the region and internationally. we know that the... the zionist enemy and the us, the western powers are going to of course, you know, call him all kind of names. in fact, israel is calling for the assassination of all hamas leads, leaders and not just inward, we know that they just assassinated hania who is considered to be kind of moderate and a political you know person who was handling the negotiations and killed him in tahran, the you know israel have learned uh the message and the response of the palestinian resistance by electing sinwar, which means that they are going to deal with the head of the palestinian resistance in ghazza and also that there will be escalation all throughout palestine from the river to the sea, israel have made fatal strategic mistakes. uh, you know

hennii was born in ashati refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative. elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. kani served as the leader of hamas in gazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy, and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure. he was a... on reciter and served as the imam of his local mosque in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in sufiism. hennius role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations. but on eid fitr this year, whi

heni was born in ashati refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hamas list in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime. minister of the state of palestine. henni served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became a chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doha. he spent his time in that role engaged in diplomacy and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure. he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosque in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in suphiism. hennie's role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eidal fitar this year,

to be honest, but they are weaker, and especially because they cannot achieve any of their goals in ghazza, except killing palestinian." and destroying more and more and they don't have any um other options but to uh declare their defeat. israel and the united states are marching forward to their very deep strategic defeat. you can see on the bottom of your screen there we have more news uh breaking news coming in just moments ago on israeli air strike hit gaza city a school that was housing this place that the israel regime claimed was hamas a command center but uh news trickling in pretty much refutes that that most of these victims have been displaced palestinians over 100 killed at that school in gaza city uh during friday or during morning prayers pardon around between the 5 6 a.m. local time there in gaza, as soon as we find out more on this uh horrible tragedy, we'll get out to here on press tv, dozens of others wounded in that is really bombing of the school in alaraj neighborhood, you can see on the bottom of your screen there according to the gaza civil defense. meanwile thousand

hani was born in ashati refugee camp in ghazza in the early 1960s. he first became involved with hamas during his time at university in the late 1980s, which he attended at the time of the first interfather. he slowly rose up the ranks amongst hames's political wing and later stood at the head of the hames list. in the 2006 palestinian legislative elections, becoming prime minister of the state of palestine. henni served as the leader of hamas in ghazza from that time until 2017 when he became the chairman of the hamas political bureau, role he undertook from the qatari capital, doham. he spent his time in that role, engaged in diplomacy, and in recent months he had led negotiations on behalf of hamas to bring about a cease fire in ghazza. henni was also a religious figure, he was a quran reciter and served as the imam of his local mosk in doha. his theology was markedly different to many of his counterparts due to his interest in suphiism. hennius role was strictly political and he was not involved in military operations, but on eid fitr this year,

been more innovative initiatives to raise awareness and funds for the balger people. our cycling for ghazza campaign this year is cycling for justice and we cycled 300 km from gent into belgium in belgium to the icj in the hague with 100 cyclists from all over the world to raise funds for ajyal foundation for education who are doing incredible and important work on the ground in ghazza. and we chose to land and finish in the icj because we are cycling for justice and the international court of justice, the highest court in the world needs to rule that israel is committing a genocide. organizers say the campaign has raised over 650,00 pounds for mental health projects for the children of gaza. activists say that they have decided to gather in front of the top un court because of the... significant impact of its rulings on the lives of palestinians. earlier this year, the court ruled that israel's occupation of gaza and the west bank was unlawful. in january, the icj also issued an interrum ruling in a case brought by south africa calling on israel to prevent genocide in gaza. and that does i

against israel's genocide, the demonstrators have come together in a strong show of solidarity with ghazza, the national forum for supporting the resistance organized the demonstration. led by the secretary general of the islamic action front. the jordanian people are still in the streets of a man in support of the resistance of our people in palestine and their steadfastness. this unwavering support that we have for them. we also have for jordan as ziness threats and political statements are targeting amon. there are also threats on the ground in the occupied west bank by the israeli regime forcing people here to leave and move to jordan as an alternative homeland. administrator said she believed the palestinian resistance was legitimate, it's a outful resistance, it's something that everyone knows that it's okay to take when when your land is taken you have the foot right to defend your own land. "it's something that all the nations all all over the world, across the history has been doing over and over again. the demonstrators also demanded immediate and to the jordanian israeli wadi ar

and so really the the'. sp situation, it's it's like they look at ghazza as a place where there is someone doing something, and i think that's really hit them at home, and mahmoud abbas and and the plo and the various other factions have understood this, and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as would happen last month when the when the chinese invited all factions to get together and with ismail han shahadat where where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is heading in this direction, the question... that i have really is who will then step into the this uh this leadership vacuum uh that we're going to have, i mean who's going to be this next uh palestinian leader and this is something that i think the palestinians have always questioned themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now? and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get

israeli occupation entity having achieved not a single military strategic objective on the ground of uh ghazza and in addition netanyahu of course. his main strategy, as we've been discussing, is to continue to create the most unbearable condition for palestinians, because of course um they they unanimously the occupation entity don't agree with two-state solution, um, a one-state solution uh is also not possible um, they are not able to reoccupy again or consolidate their control post war because of the shift in the in the power balance on the ground, so um all they can really do is is inflict and create the most unverable conditions for the palestinian. so netanyahu is resorting to the utmost degree of delay in this matter, because he knows that america will not abandon the israeli occupation entity, america uh will not let its own project be defeated, given israel is america's project, so america holds the responsibility for protecting the israeli occupation entity, and for that reason it's not jeopadizing putting and exerting too much pressure on netanyahu to achieve these. fire, because t

the demonstrators..." have come together in a strong show of solidarity with ghazza. the national forum for supporting the resistance organized the demonstration led by the secretary general of the islamic action front. the jordanian people are still in the streets of a man in support of the resistance of our people in palestine and their steadfastness. this unwavering support that we have for them, we also have for jordan assignist threats and political. statements are targeting them on, there are also threats on the ground in the occupied west bank by the israel regime, forcing people here to leave and move to jordan as an alternative homeland. one demonstrator said she believed the palestinian resistance was legitimate. it's a doubtful resistance, it's something that everyone knows that it's okay to take, when when your land is taken, you have the full right to defend your own land, it's something that all the nations all over the world across the history has been doing over and over again. the demonstrators also. demanded immediate end to the jordanian israeli wad

the various other factions have understood this and they understand that they must get united behind ghazza, they must get united behind a resistance, and as what happened last month when the when the chinese invited all factions to get together, and with ismail hannah's shahadat where he was assassinated brutally, we clearly see that this might be a glue to bring all the palestinian groups together, so the steam and momentum is... in this direction, the question that i have really is, who will then step into the this, this leadership vacuum that we're going to have, i mean who's going to be this next palestinian leader, and this is something that i think the palestinians have always questioned themselves, you had yasir arafat, you had sheikh yasin, you had ismail hania, but who now, and i think this is a question that the palestinian people are really anxious to try to get behind leadership, and and this is... going to be significant the next few few days, how they're able to do that, so the west bank is looking for leadership, the palestine people are looking for leadership, is it going t

our cycling for ghazza campaign this year is cycling for justice and we cycled 300 kilometers from gent in the belgium in belgium to the icj in the hague with 100 cyclists from all over the world to raise funds for agile foundation for education who are doing incredible and important work on the ground in ghazza and we chose to land and finish in the icj. because we are cycling for justice and the international court of justice, the highest court in the world, needs to rule that israel is committing a genocide. organizers say that the campaign has raised over 650,000 pounds for mental health projects for the children of gaza. activists say that they decided to gather in front of the top un court because of the significant impact of its rulings on the lives of palestinians. earlier this year, the court ruled that israel's occupation of gaza and the west bank was unlawful. in january, the icj also issued an interm ruling in a case brought by south africa, calling on israel to prevent a genocide in gaza. the electoral platform list gaza will contest the general elections on september 29 in

would probab probably be ' in the support for the palestinian resistance and palestinian people in ghazza, but concerning the retaliation, we know now that hazbullah has finalized their retaliation operation uh for the assassination of sayid fuad shukr and the killing of civilians in the attack against the southern suburbs of beirot. this of course all depends as hisball secretary general sasanlah has said that it depends on what the israelis cover and how they cover uh this issue specific. specifically if they continue to hide and lie as they he said about the realities on the ground uh then could probably go for second phase. now when we look at the um statements coming out for example from us officials saying that they are in posturing uh to assist now the israeli regime uh to defend it and help it defend itself against a possible retaliation from the islamic republic of iran. this means that the israelis continue to be on high alert. hisbollah secretary general said at the end of the speech that now lebanon can take arrest and they can take a breather, but this is not seemed to be the

and it will continue to face both diplomatic and economic blows because of its genocidal campaign in ghazza. joining me in the studio as usual is our residence expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the... center for islam and global affairs at istanbul ziam university and he's a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is co-director of the center for the study of social and global justice. oliver dod. in his day job, oliver is a phd researcher funded by the economic and social research council. welcome to the show. oliver, can you explain why colombia, which is 700 miles away from israel, was until recently one of israel's greatest world allies. well, to understand this, we really need to go back to israel as settler colonial state, the experience and expertise it's acquired over so many. decades in terms of the oppression of the palestinian people, the build-up of this expertise has really given the israeli state a comparative advantage of the international marketplace when it comes to supportin

has already been massacred, then these flames that have become unfortunately normal to the world in ghazza, in southern lebanon, i've seen my people bombed and killed and massacred. year after year after year, i don't even have that mindset that i would be more important or even my family members. god protect everyone and god bles every lebanese, palestinian, syrian, yemeni, iraqi, because all of these nations are under the attack and they've been under the attack even before october 7, so in general we've been trained enough and traumatized enough to not look it in the same way that when the western media is covering it would really look at it, even though... most of the headlines, most of the news, the global news are talking about, okay, chaos, people are afraid, people are running to the airports, flights are being canceled on the ground in lebanon, believe it or not, george, most of the people yes do have anxiety about it, yes are worried, but we have been trained to live through that, i'm speaking today like yesterday it was the fourth anniversary of the beirout court blast, mean the

to be honest, but they are weaker, and especially because they cannot achieve any of their goals in ghazza except killing palestinians and destroying more and more and they don't have any other options but to declare their defeat, israel and the united states are marching forward to their very deep strategic defeat. welcome back, thousands of yemenes have once again poured onto the streets across the country in yet another friday of rallies in support of palestinians in war ravish gaza. they have also voiced support for the appointment of yahya sinwar as the new political leader of hamas. press tv's yusuf maori reports from san ar. the streets of yemani cities and towns, including the capital sanah, were once again the center stage of pro-palestinian demonstration. they also expressed their steadfast support for hamas's new political leader in the wake of the marturdom of. we came out today to support the appointment of yahyastin war. he is fierce mujahid leader. this came as a result of the assassination of martyr ismail han'. backfired against israel, under his leadership, israel will ce

they needed six months, yes, now it's almost double the time, and hamas is fighting on all fronts in ghazzat. בסוף השבוע כבר התחילו גישושים ראשונים של אנשי ראש הממשלה עם השותפות הקואליציוניות איך הם יגיבו לאותה פסגה כיצד הם ינגו בלי למסור אגב כרגע משהו מעודקן יותר מעבר למטווה ביידן או מתווה נתניהו שכבר דובח בהרחבה לפחות בסביבת בנגבירן קיבלו תשובה חד משמעית שמבחינתם. אין שינוי בעמדה, זו עסקה מופקרת שתוביל הפרישה של עוצמה יהודית מהממשלה, בטענה שהיא לא משאירה בידי ישראל מספיק לפים להבטיח את השחרור של כולם, ולכן מי שלא ישוחרר בפעימה הראשונה יוקרב, חמאס יוכל להתעצם, והם תומכים כאמור בהפעלת הלחץ דרך הפסקת הסיוע ההומניטרי, ועדיין יונית, אני חושבת שצריך לקחת את זה בכל זאת בערבון מוגבל, לא סתם נתניהו כיוון לקיום המגעים בתקופת הפגרה, גורמים פוליטיים מעריכים שיש. has made the decision that he uh he doesn't want to lose this war, but he already lost, so he's holding to some hopes that by actually you know getting away with assassinating honey, assassinating shukur, bombing yemen, you know, in that way he can show some kind of superiority, he can show that he is uh, you know, he is, he did not respond t

against israel's genocide, the demonstrators have come together in a strong show of solidarity with ghazza. the national forum for supporting the resistance organized the demonstration led by the secretary general of the islamic action front. the jordanian people are still in the streets of aman in support of the resistance of our people in palestine and their steadfastness. this unwavering support that we have for them, we also have for jordan assignist threats and political statements are targeting amount. there are also threats on the ground in the occupied west bank by the israeli regime forcing people. here to leave and move to jordan as an alternative homeland. one demonstrator said she believed the palestinian resistance was legitimate. it's a rightful resistance, it's something that everyone knows that it's okay to take, when when your land is taken, you have the right to defend your own land. it's something that all the nations all over the world across the history has been doing over and over again. the demonstrators also demanded immediate end to the jordanian israeli wady araba

our cycling for ghazza campaign this year is cycling for justice and we cycled 300 kilometers from gent in the belgium in belgium to the icj in the hague with 100 cyclists from all over the world to raise funds for ajyal foundation for education who are doing incredible and important work on the ground in ghazza and we chose to land and finish in the icj because we are cycling. for justice and the international court of justice, the highest court in the world, needs to rule that israel is committing a genocide. organizers say, the campaign has raised some 650,00 pounds for mental health projects for the children in gaza, activists say that the side of the gather and fronted top u-1 court because of the significant impact of his rulings on the lives of palestinians early this year a court rule that israel's occupation of gaza and the west bank is unlawful. in january, the icj also issued an interim ruling in a case by south africa urging israel to prevent genocide in gaza. and that's all for now. we'll be back in more than half an hour. the world of horse breeding and equestrian sports,