national has described as unprecedented the number of kids killed by israel in gaza.tart of the israeli attack on the gaza strip on october the 7th. with 10,00 children killed so far uh in this war, almost 1% of gaza's uh gaza's children's population, it felt like a war on children, it felt like every... day you would see more and more of these kids being brought in, and this is just the physical injury, not the not the mental health injury. the numbers expected to rise significantly due to the non-stop israeli bombardment of civilian infrastructure and the high number of children who are still unaccounted for. the iranian navy has seized an american oil tanker in the country's southern waters in the sea of oman. the navy said the seadure of the tanker had been authorized by a court order. the vessel which has been renamed as st. nicholas was carrying crude oil loaded in the iraqi port of basra. the vessel was previously named swaz rajajan and it was seized by the us in april for transporting iranian oil in what it called. violation of sanctions of or violations of sa

the court could decide to order israel to immediately stop military action and gaza. today's ruling is part of the case brought by south africa against israel, accusing it of committing genocide against palestinians and gaza. know a final decision on whether israel is committing genocide is expected to take years . but again, today is a preliminary rolling on calls for an immediate halt to israel's offensive in gaza . so let's get more as we wait for that announcement. standing by the international court of justice and the hague is dw correspondent, lucio schultz. and so what, what would be the implications for israel if the un judge's order it to halt its military action? so 1st of all, um, halting the military action is only one of the options that are on the table here. so further, africa has been asking for a number of so called provisional measures. and these are a kind of emergency relief. they're used to not make the dispute, which is on the base verse. and so the for guys been asking for a number of these mattress among them also to hold all military operation

gaza conflict.— israel gaza conflict. comes to _ israel gaza conflict. historically, when it comes to these - israel gaza conflict. historically, | when it comes to these features, hezbollah�*s to be worse than bite. they have a very powerful significant arsenal of rockets and missiles which could read the heart of tel aviv or haifa, but if they decide to escalate the cross—border conflicts, which is a simmering, bubbling along, enough to cause the evacuation of 80,000 israeli citizens who can no longer live in safety close to that border. so it is a problem for israel and a problem for lebanon, but that is relatively low level compared to what could be a 2006, there was a full—scale war which devastated southern lebanon. the lebanese were in no mood, they have no appetite for that to be renewed and we have seen lebanese political leaders who pleading with hezbollah not to retaliate. i don't think hezbollah was necessarily. because if they escalate this, they know the responsibilities will be huge, it can even drag in the

israel is the occupying power in control of gaza. it controls entry, exit, and the internal movements of inside gaza, and qu prime minister, mr. netanyahu exercises: overall command over the israeli defense force and in turn the palestinians in gaza. prime minister netanyahu in his address to the israeli forces on 28 october 2023, preparing for the invasion of gaza edged the soldiers, to remember what amalek has done to you. this refers to the biblical command by god to saul for the retaliatory destruction of a entire group of people known as the amalekites, put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys. the genocidal invocation to amalek was anything but idle. it was repeated by mr. netanyahu in a letter to the israeli armed forces on 3 november, 2020. the madam president, let the prime minister's words speak for themselves. has done to you, says our holy bible, and we do remember, and we are fighting our brave troops and combatants who are now in gaza or around gaza, and a appelé à l'anéenti

— objectives in israel in relation to israel and gaza? the ob'ective first of all, israel and gaza?— of all, above everything, is to try and help achieve some stability in the middle east. in the short term, that is— the middle east. in the short term, that is our— the middle east. in the short term, that is our goal. to see an end to this conflict _ that is our goal. to see an end to this conflict. but our longer term -oal this conflict. but our longer term goal is _ this conflict. but our longer term goal is that we believe there will not be _ goal is that we believe there will not be true security either for israel— not be true security either for israel or— not be true security either for israel or for palestinians without moving — israel or for palestinians without moving towards a two state solution. so we _ moving towards a two state solution. so we have _ moving towards a two state solution. so we have assertive short—term horizon _ so we have assertive short—term horizon in — so we have assertive short—term horizon in wanting to get to a sustainable ceasefire, which we can

africa proves israel's crimes of genocide and ethnic cleansing in gaza. the palestinian fire ministry also applauded the move, calling it a historic moment for humanity. this is a historical moment for the palestinian people and for humanity as well as for the world order based on law. a number of countries and international organizations have welcomed south africa's case at the icj. the organization of islamic countries, oic and the arab league expressed their support for the case. malaisia, turkey, jordan and iran are among the states wishing support for the motion. israel's crimes against palestinians in gaza have also been referred to the international criminal court. mexico and chile have. requested the icc to prope the crimes against civilians in gaza. submitting lawsuits at international courts are parts of global efforts to mandate israel to put an end to its non-stop strikes on gaza as their scale and nature dub tail with the widely accepted narrative that the onslaught is actually a genocidal war. over the last seven decades the israeli regime h

next another website supply chain edge israel gaza war risks for electronics and healthcare. snp global annalysis uh is what this entry was drawn in terms of its resources and it said israel's largest export lines included electronics, healthcare and defense supply chains which could face operational or logistics disruptions in the event of escalated conflict. and finally, what to know about the us aid to israel? 75 years of support is uh the duration of time and the us has contributed around $130 billion dollars to israel since it's founding that figure is uh obviously not uh accurate in terms of other sources to have cited larger uh us assistance when it comes to israel. nevertheless this particular entry sited that figure. time not to introduce our guests for our first q&a. joining us is dave warren. dave warren is a political activist. dave warren, welcome to the program uh, taking a look at uh the way that this onslot is costing uh israel, we're looking anywhere between 220 to up to $269 million. per day and of course that does uh impact the gdp of israel in and the econ

. side in the gaza strip at the closing, south africa demanded the court orders israel to immediately suspend this onslaught in the beseged palestinian territory. to indicate the following provisional measures in relation to the palestinian people as a group protected by the genocide convention. these measures are directly linked to the rights that form the subject matter of. africa's disputes with israel: one, the state of israel shall immediately suspend its military operations in and against gaza. two, the state of israel shall ensure that any military or irregular armed units which may be directed, supported or influenced by it, as well as any organizations and persons which may be subject to its control, direction or influence, take no steps in furtherance of the military operations referred to in. one above. point is much simpler. the court devoted the first day of hearings to the arguments submitted by south africa. on friday, israel will be allowed to defend. many nations, including iran have voiced their support for the case. belgium is the only european country that has back

palestinian officials in gaza say israel uses genocide and star.

one, the state of israel shall immediately suspend its military operations in and against gaza. two, the state of israel shall ensure that any military or irregular armed units, which may be directed, supported or influenced by it, as well as any organizations and persons which may be subject to its control, direction. or influence take no steps in furtherance of the military operations referred to in point one above. point is much simpler. the court devoted the first day of hearings to the argument submitted by south africa. on friday, israel will be allowed to defend. many nations, including iran have voiced their support for the case. belgium is the only european country that has backed the petition against israel at the top un court. the hag-based tribunal's judgemts are binding with no right to appeal under the un charter, in case of a ruling, israel has to do whatever the court rules, but there is no mechanism to enforce any such order. now press tv correspondent latifa abu chakra's interview two eu parliament members attending a pro-palestan rally outside the h court. lis

one, the state of israel shall immediately suspend its military operations in and against gaza. two, the state of israel shall ensure that any military. armed units which may be directed, supported or influenced by it, as well as any organizations and persons which may be subject to its control, direction or influence, take no steps in furtherance of the military operations referred to in point one above. south africa's move has been welcomed by palestinian resistance movements. hamas said the arguments and evidence put forth by south africa. proves israel's crimes of genocide and ethnic cleansing in gaza. the palestinian fire ministry also applauded the move, calling it a historic moment for humanity. this is a historical moment for the palestinian people and for humanity as well as for the world order based on law. a number of countries and international organizations have welcomed south africa's case at the icj, the organization of islamic countries, oic and the arab league expressed their support for the case. asia, turkey, jordan and iran are among the states wising support

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national has described as unprecedented the number of kids killed by israel in gaza.121 palestinian children were killed in attacks by israeli forces last year. meanwhile, the palestinian ministry of education has said that the number of slaughtered palestinian students has surpassed for thousand. 200, the ministry added 84 students have been killed and hundreds more injured in the west bank since the onset of the israely genocide on october 7. representatives from the world health organization have shed light on the worstening humanitarian crisis in gaza as the israeli war enters its fourth month. let's take a listen to their comments. based on on on the latest figures from the ministry of health. so we are currently talking about more than 23,00 fatalities of which 70% women and children, so that is actually one%, so you talk about one% of the population in gaza, we also talk about almost 59,000 people injured, which is close to 2. 2.7% of the total population, so then we're talking about 3.5% of a population very much affected, directly affected, the shrinking... h

a palestinian officials in the gaza strip say uh israel is using genocide and starvation as a policy to force gardens out of the territory. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan, thank you for joining us. the latest news, the us and britain have carried out strikes against several yemani cities, that's according to western media reports. there is no official statement on details of western strikes on yemen. yemany officials have confirmed the air rates saying they talked at the capital city of san a as well as the cities of gudeda, saada and zamar. earlier, the us and its allies have threatened to strike yemen in response to its attacks on israely linked ships in the red sea. during the past weeks, yemani armed forces have been targeting ships owned by israel or bound for ports in the occupied palestinian territories in support of palestinians in gaza. earlier on thursday, the leader of yemen's ansur movement. had vowed crushing response to any acts of aggression on the country.uti said any attack by the us and its allies will not go unanswered. he r

israel continues pounding the bessieg gaza strip killing more palestinians in already devastated territory in a fresh attacks the israely military bombed a home in the nuceerat refugee camp in central gaza and as a result 11 people including a journalist were killed to the south in the city of khan unis the israeli snipers took the lives of two palestinian brothers, total death toll from israely war in gaza since october the 7th has surpassed 26,000, more than three quarters of the fatalities have been women and children, and those that have survived are living in dire health conditions. according to palestines, environmental quality authority, 66% of people in gaza are suffering from waterborn diseases like cholera and hepatitis. that's due to the lack of access to drinking water as relentless israely attacks of this. destroyed gaza's infrastructure, with israel regimes on gaza continuing unabated, people are grappling with hunger and lack of other basic supplies. the united nations said this week some areas of the territory are on the brink of famon. let's see how doctors and people in g

meanwile israel and lebanon have been engaged in fighting since israel. launched this onslaught on gaza early october, now there are new reports of hezbollah resistance movement targeting several israeli military sites. our correspondent in lebanon, mariam sal joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments. let's take a listen. we have the hazbullah statement, which could prove to be a shocking revelation for the israelis. hazballah stated in their statement that they had uh through to uh kamikazi drones targeted directly the israeli air defense system and the platforms of the iron dome targeting it directly and they say that they hit and scored hits directly in that on the the platforms of the iron dome and this of course this is proves why and and is explains why the israel said that these drones were not uh detected nor intercepted uh by the iron dome and so this is also another uh shocking revelation for the israelies this is surprising of course definitely that hizbullah is not only capable of not being intercepted by the irondromes, capable of also targeting it its

meanwhile, israel and lebanon have been engaged in fighting since israel launched its onslaught on gaza early october. now there are new reports of hezballah resistance movement targeting several israeli military sites. our correspondent in lebanon mariam saleh joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments. let's take a listen. we have the hizballah statement which could prove to be a shocking revelation for the israelis. hizballah stated in their statement that they had through two kamikazi drones targeted direct. the israeli air defense system and the platforms of the iron dome targeting it directly and they say that they hit and scored hits directly in that on the platforms of the iron dome and this of course this is proves why and and is explains why the israelies said that these drones were not uh detected nor intercepted uh by the iron dome and so this is also another shocking revelation for the israelis this is surprising of course definitely that hizbullah is not only capable. of not being intercepted by the irondrom is capable of also targeting it itself. hisbu

children lost in israel, but not the children lost in gaza, the hypocrisy is horrific and the politicians of europe have been exposed. because they have been complices in the atrocities that israel has been committed committing against the palestinian people, but the sad truth is that the us and the eu have not abandoned their colonialist position. this designism is sector colonial project that was invented by western powers. reactions boring in following the first day of proceedings at the international court. of justice against israel's genocide in gaza. the palestinian resistance movement hamas welcomed and appreciated the ple made by south africa at the icj. hamas official is at alrish said the arguments and evidence provided by south africa proved before the entire world israel's crimes of genocide and ethnic cleansing in the gaza strip. he said the lawsuit is valid reason for putting an end to the israeli aggression on gaza and holding the war criminals accountable. and foreign ministers assistant am hijazi also heiled south africa for presenting the anti-israel case before the icj

he said that israel is the prime responsible party for the gaza crisis. israel is primarily responsible for the pain and suffering of the palestinian people, and international organizations should discharge the responsibilities and their moral principles with regards to palestinian people's rights and establishment of a palestinian state will algod as its capital. the algerian speaker called for unconditional and unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid into gaza. he also categorically rejected the israeli policy of forcing palestinians out of their land, stressing those palestinian territories should be entirely under their own rule. other participants also spoke out against israeli regime's genocide in gaza. some call for boycotting the regime an effort to bring immediate end to the war. others highlighted the crimes against civilians, especially children. more countries are hailing south africa for filing a lawsuit against israel at the international court of justice over the regime's genocidal war on the besieged gaza strep. belgium is the first europea

nearly four months into israel's uh genocidal campaign on gaza. regime forces continue relentless strikes on the palestinian territory, killing more women and children. gaza's health officials say at least 200 civilians were killed in regime strikes in the past 24 hours with more than 370 injured. israel's air strikes and shelling and intensified in and around khan units to the south, particularly in the vicinity of al-nasir and al-amal hospitals, israel forces have encircle both hospitals, completely paralyzing them and preventing movement of ambulances. to the north, israely tanks fired to thousands of people lining up for humanitarian supplies, killing at least 20 and injuring 150 others. haamas and other resistance the attack as a war crime, saying shows israel's complete disregard for human. life and international law, nearly 26,000 palestinians have been killed in the israeli onslot in gaza so far with over 64, injured. nowhere is safe in the gaza strip, now is the region war planes continue pounding areas where displayed civilians are seeki

israel and lebanon have been engaged in fighting since israel launched its onslaught on gaza early october. now there are new reports of hezbollah resistance movement targeting several israely military sites. our corresponded in lebanon mariam sal joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments. we have the hazbillah statement which could proved to be a shocking revelation for the israelisbullah stated in their statement that they had uh through to um khamikazi drones targeted directly the israeli air defense system and the platforms of the iron dome targeting it directly and they say that they hit and scored hits directly in that on the the platforms of the iron dome and this of course this is proves why and and is explains why the israel said that these drones were not uh protected nor intercepted uh by the iron dome and so this is also another shocking revelation for the israelis, this is surprising of course definitely that hizbullah is not only capable of not being intercepted by the irondromes capable of also targeting it itself. hizballah has also launched uh several

next, another website, supply chain edge, israel, gaza war, risks for electronics and healthcare, snp global analysis uh is what this entry was drawn in terms of its resources and it said israel's largest export lines included uh electronics, healthcare and defense supply chains, which could face operational or logistics disruptions in the event of escalated conflicts, and finally, what to know about the us aid to israel? 75 years of support is uh the duration of time, and the us has contributed around $130 billion dollars to israel since it's founding. that figure is uh obviously not uh accurate in terms of other sources to have cited larger. uh us assistance when it comes to israel, nevertheless this particular entry sited that figure. time now to introduce our guest for our first q&a. joining us is dave warren. dave warren is a political... activist dave warren, welcome to the program uh, taking a look at uh the way that this onslot is costing uh israel, we're looking anywhere between 220 to up to $269 million dollars per day, and of course that does uh impact the gdp of israel in

the international court of justice ordered israel to take all measures and prevent genocide in gaza but failed to call for a cease fire in the besieg palestinian territory. palestinians hailed the preliminary ruling by the top un court saying it will contribute to isolating the zionist regime. and this regime continues, it's relentless attacks on gaza where the death tool has top 26, mostly women and children. hello everyone, it's 7 am in the besieg gauza strip, you're watching press tv, world news. the international court of justice has ordered israel to prevent genocidal acts being committed inside of gaza, but stops short of ordering a cease fire. in move that's frustrated pro-palestinian activists. only six of the special measures requested by south africa were granted by the icj, including increased humanitarian aid to be allowed into the devastated palestinian enclave were over 26,00 people. have already been killed in us israely genocidal campaign. it was a ruling weeks in the making. lawyers acting for south africa had requested the international court of justice implement speci

israel says it is allowing _ into gaza. israel says it is allowing aid _ into gaza. allowing aid into - into gaza. israel says it is allowing aid into gaza - into gaza. israel says it is| allowing aid into gaza and into gaza. israel says it is - allowing aid into gaza and part of the checks are to ensure that aid and other supplies don't end up in the hands of the hamas. i know you are also the hamas. i know you are also the founder or co—founder of gisha access, an israeli and you're protecting the free movement of palestinians. beyond the bombardment and the civilian casualties we have also seen a restriction, haven't we, the part of palestinians not being able to enter israeli territory, where they might make their living or havejobs? they might make their living or have jobs?— have “obs? yes. at this stage of have jobs? yes. at this stage ofthe have jobs? yes. at this stage of the world _ have jobs? yes. at this stage of the world where _ have jobs? yes. at this stage of the world where people i have jobs? yes. at this stage of the world where people in | of the

lifeline for israel: as israel's genocidal war in the gaza strip continues, the regime has grappled with various crises, including food insecurity. the food industries association of israeli regime has raised concerns about the possibility of food crisis if the aggression continues. according to reports, officials of the association have requested emergency meeting to discuss aspects of food security and the establishment of emergency food stock pile. israel is also facing a threat to the supply chains through antarla operations against merchant vessels bound to the occupied territories through the red sea. the vulnerability of these. supply chains raises additional concerns about the stability of the food distribution network. the growing cost of israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip has also raised concerns among regime officials. the onslot on gaza is imposing a staggering daily cost of 220 to 269 million in israel, totaling nearly $8 billion dollars as far. according to some reports, if the war persists for additional 5 to 10 months, potential cost to israel could sort to $50 bill

for israel and the united states, and also to divert some of israel's military assets from gaza to thewant the war to spread, but warned a wider conflict could prove inevitable. and recently, iran has shown it is willing to take military action. two weeks ago, in an iranian city called kerman, the islamic state group carried out the biggest bomb attack in iran in decades, and iran retaliated with strikes in syria aimed at what it claimed were islamic state positions. there were also missile strikes in iraq targeting what iran claimed was an israeli spy base. iran also claims that israel and the us were in part responsible for the kerman attack. iran's provided no evidence for either allegation. iran is relevant to other escalations in iraq too. in recent weeks, there's been an increase in attacks by shia militias on us forces in iraq. those militias are backed by iran. then this week, another layer of complexity was added. on tuesday, iran launched a missile and drone attack in neighbouring pakistan. it said the target was an iranian militant group. in response, pakistan launched retal

the need to hold israel to account for what it is doing to the people of gaza.hat you want to continue to send about ukraine? so i think there are difficulties, and josep borrell from the eu has said that what's happened in israel—gaza has undermined the eu's position, for example, globally. but for me i think... the hypocrisy problem ? but i think there's a real challenge, the hypocrisy point, which is as i've travelled around the world trying to convince countries to support ukraine, too many of them were unwilling to do so. too many refused to call it russian aggression, refused to say it was an illegal invasion. too many of them stood by and said, "well, actually, we're not going to comment on russia's activities." those same countries are now being the most outspoken about israel. so i think we can all spend lots of time shouting at each other and calling each other hypocrites. i'm not interested in that. i'm interested in actually what we are doing to stop conflict, to stop people suffering, and to focus on long—term solutions. and i think on whether you w

the need to hold israel to account for what it is doing to the people of gaza.hat you want to continue to send about ukraine? so i think there are difficulties, and josep borrell from the eu has said that what's happened in israel—gaza has undermined the eu's position, for example, globally. but for me i think... the hypocrisy problem ? but i think there's a real challenge, the hypocrisy point, which is as i've travelled around the world trying to convince countries to support ukraine, too many of them were unwilling to do so. too many refused to call it russian aggression, refused to say it was an illegal invasion. too many of them stood by and said, "well, actually, "we're not going to comment on russia's activities." those same countries are now being the most outspoken about israel. so i think we can all spend lots of time shouting at each other and calling each other hypocrites. i'm not interested in that. i'm interested in actually what we are doing to stop conflict, to stop people suffering, and to focus on long—term solutions. and i think on whether you

welcome back, israel and lebanon have been engaged in fighting since israel launched its armslot on gaza early october. now, there are new reports of hezbollah resistance movement targeting several israeli military sites. our corresponded in lebanon, mariam sal joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments. let's take a listen. we have the... allah statement, which could prove to be a shocking revelation for the israelis. hazballah stated in their statement that they had uh through two um kamikazi drones targeted directly the israeli air defense system and the platforms of the iron dome targeting it directly and they say that they hit and scored hits directly in that on the platforms of the iron dome and this of course this is proves why and and is explains why the israely said that these drones were not uh detected nor intercepted uh by the iron dome and so this is also another shocking revelation for the israelies. this is surprising of course definitely that hizbullah is not only capable of not being intercepted by the irondromes capable of also targeting it itself. h

they 97 of us israelity. tidal war in gaza, the death doll near 23,500 mostly women and children, and yemen leader warns the us of tough response against any act of aggression on this country. 6:30 p.m. e brans capital, tehran. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. the international court of justice has concluded the first day of hearings a lawsuit filed by south africa against israel's genocide in the gaza strip. at the closing, south africa demanded the court orders israel to immediately suspend its onslought in the besieg palestinian territory. to indicate the following. provisional measures in relation to the palestinian people as a group protected by the genocide convention. these measures are directly linked to the rights that form the subject matter of south africa's disputes with israel: one, the state of israel shall immediately suspend its military operations in and against gaza. two. the state. of israel shall ensure that any military or irregular armed units which may be directed supported or influenced by it as well as any organizations and persons which may be su

next, another website, supply chain edge, israel gaza war risks for electronics and healthcare. smp global analysis is what this entry was drawn in terms of its resources and it said israel's largest export lines included electronics, healthcare and defense supply chains, which could face operational or logistics disruptions in the event of escalated conflicts. and finally, what to know? about uh the us aid to israel, 75 years of support is uh the duration of time and the us has contributed around $130 billion dollars to israel since it's founding, that figure is uh obviously not uh accurate in terms of other sources to have cited larger uh us assistance when it comes to israel. nevertheless this particular entry sited that figure. time not to introduce our guess for our first q&a. joining us is dave war 220 to up to $269 million per day, and of course that does uh impact the gdp of israel in and the economy overall in more ways than one uh, the uh way that there's a budget shortfall and deficit as a result of that is quite uh a shock for the economy, how do you think uh israel'

for israel and the united states, and also to divert some of israel's military assets from gaza to theevitable. and recently, iran has shown it is willing to take military action. two weeks ago, in an iranian city called kerman, the islamic state group carried out the biggest bomb attack in iran in decades, and iran retaliated with strikes in syria aimed at what it claimed were islamic state positions. there were also missile strikes in iraq targeting what iran claimed was an israeli spy base. iran also claims that israel and the us were in part responsible for the kerman attack. iran's provided no evidence for either allegation. iran is relevant to other escalations in iraq too. in recent weeks, there's been an increase in attacks by shia militias on us forces in iraq. those militias are backed by iran. then this week, another layer of complexity was added. on tuesday, iran launched a missile and drone attack in neighboring pakistan. it said the target was an iranian militant group. in response, pakistan launched retaliatory strikes at targets inside iran. these developments don't dir

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israel's indiscriminate strikes across gaza's troop continue to claim more civilian lives as a regime presses ahead with this genocidal war, and the palestinian resistance movement hamas hails retaliatory operations and occupied territories as natural response to israel's crimes in gaza and occupied west banks. hello and welcome to press tv world news. now iran's islamic revolution guard course says it's a fire missiles at anti-irani and terrorist groups bases in a syria as well as in israeli espinage center in iraq's kurdis. region, according to irgc statements, the first missile strike targeted gathering places and main elements of terror groups involved in recent attacks in iranian cities of kermon and rask, it had nighttime operation using ballistic missiles, destroyed terrorist headquarters and occupied territories of syria. operation came after recent daesh claim terrorist attack in the iranian city of kermon killed nearly 100 people. another irgc missile barrage. targeted one of the main espinage centers used by israel's musad spy agency in the iraqi kurdistan region, irj said

the need to hold israel to account for what it is doing to the people of gaza.hat you want to continue to send about ukraine? so i think there are difficulties, and josep borrell from the eu has said that what's happened in israel—gaza has undermined the eu's position, for example, globally. but for me i think... the hypocrisy problem? but i think there's a real challenge, the hypocrisy point, which is as i've travelled around the world trying to convince countries to support ukraine, too many of them were unwilling to do so. too many refused to call it russian aggression, refused to say it was an illegal invasion. too many of them stood by and said, "well, actually, "we're not going to comment on russia's activities." those same countries are now being the most outspoken about israel. so i think we can all spend lots of time shouting at each other and calling each other hypocrites. i'm not interested in that. i'm interested in actually what we are doing to stop conflict, to stop people suffering, and to focus on long—term solutions. and i think on whether you w

, one, the state of israel shall immediately and its military operations in and against gaza. two, the state of israel shall ensure that any military or irregular armed units which may be directed, supported or influence by it, as well as any organizations and persons which may be subject to its control, direction or influence take no steps in furtherance of the military operations refer. to in point one above. point is much. the court devoted the first day of hearings to the arguments submitted by south africa. on friday, israel will be allowed to defend. many nations, including iran, have voiced their support for the case. belgium is the only european country that has backed the petition against israel at the top un court. the hague-based tribunal's judgments are binding with no right of appeal. under the un charter, in case of a ruling, israel has to do whatever the court rules. but there's no mechanism to enforce any such order. prince of latifa abuchakra has interviewed two eu parliament members who were attending a pro-palestine rally outside of the h court. let's take a

and palestinian officials in the gaza strip say israel is using genocide and starvation as a policy to force gauzans out of the territory. hello everyone, thanks for tuning into press tv world news and now the us and britain have carried out strikes against several yemeny cities, us media said strikes involved fighter jets and tomahawk missiles, yemeny officials have confirmed air rates saying a targeted capital of uh sana as well as cities of hadeda, saada and damar. earlier us and its allies have threaten to strike yemen and response to its attacks on israel lean ships in the red sea. during the past weeks, yemani armed forces have been targeting ships owned by israel or bound for ports and occupied palestinian territories in support of the palestinians in gaza. early on thursday, leader of yemen's anstrila movement had vowed a crushing response to... any active aggression against the country. abdumalaka huti said any attack by the us and its allies will not go unanswered. he reiterated the freedom and safety of navigation in the red sea is not at risk. the press tv correspondent in

israel is also pushing this indiscriminate strikes on the infrastructure in the gaza strip, including healthcare facilities. doctors without borders is warning that gaza no longer has a functioning healthcare system. meanwhile, the palestinian resistance movement hamas says it has ambushed israeli forces in central gaza killing and injuring. several of them, the regime says 220 of his troops have been killed during the incursion into gaza. hamas, however says the actual number is much higher. the yemani army says it has targeted a british oil tanker in a military operation in the gulf of aiden. army spokesman yaya sari says the missile strike set the vessel on fire. sari says the attack was response to the american british aggression against yemen and insolidarity with palestine. the spokesman also says yemeny military operations in the region will continue until sease fire is achieved in gaza and food and medicine are allowed into the bessieg strip. germany forces have targeted over two dozen israeli run or israeli-bound vessels in the red sea. yemeni forces have also been targeting

and palestinian officials in the gaza strip say israel is using genocide and starvation as a policy to force garzans out of the territory. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan. thank you for joining us. today's top story, the united states and britain have carried out strikes against several yemen cities. us media said the strike involved fighterjets and tomhawk missiles. yemany officials have confirmed the air rates saying the top the capital city of sanah as well as the cities of hodeda, saada and zamar. earlier, the us and its allies had threatened to strike yemen in response to his attacks on israeli linked ships in the red sea. during the past weeks, yemani armed forces have been targeting ships owned by israel or bound for ports in the occupied palestinian territories in support of the palestinians in gaza. earlier on thursday, the leader of yemen's ansarullah movement had vowed a crushing response to any act. of aggression on the country. abdul malik al-huthi said any attack by the us and his allies would not go unanswered. he reiterated that f

for israel and the united states, and also to divert some of israel's military assets from gaza to theilitary action. two weeks ago, in an iranian city called kerman, the islamic state group carried out the biggest bomb attack in iran in decades, and iran retaliated with strikes in syria aimed at what it claimed were islamic state positions. there were also missile strikes in iraq targeting what iran claimed was an israeli spy base. iran also claims that israel and the us were in part responsible for the kerman attack. iran's provided no evidence for either allegation. iran is relevant to other escalations in iraq too. in recent weeks, there's been an increase in attacks by shia militias on us forces in iraq. those militias are backed by iran. then this week, another layer of complexity was added. on tuesday, iran launched a missile and drone attack in neighboring pakistan. it said the target was an iranian militant group. in response, pakistan launched retaliatory strikes at targets inside iran. these developments don't directly connect to gaza, but they do connect to iran's broader e

israel has launched fresh air strikes in the gaza strip.

syria in response to washington's support of israel on gaza. also com our palestinian resistance movement hamas says israel has failed to achieve any of its objectives over the past 100 days despite committing genocide in gaza. "w welcome to our studios in the capital tahon, this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. the money president raise says israel's normalization of ties with some arab countries in the region will not bring about security for the regime. addressing an international conference on gaza in tehran, rice said that the israeli regime should end occupation of palestine and should be punished for its occupation. he stress that the occupation will not bring legit." for the regime, referring to the regime's ongoing genocidal war in gaza, he said the israel regime has not achieved any of its goals after 100 days of aggression on the palestinian territory, more than 100 prominent islamic scholars are participating in the event, the international conference of alasa storm and the awakening of human conscience. israel genocide in g

the onslot on gaza is imposing a staggering daily cost of 220 to 269 million in israel, totaling nearly $18 billion dollars as far. according to some reports, if the war persists for additional 5 to 10 months, potential cost to could sort to $50 billion, equivalent to 10% of the regime's gdp. time to find out what's been posted online on this, we're going to begin with a website, it said shoppers empty supermarket shelves despite please, not to let the war cost panic. now this uh uh happened during the beginning stages of the us-israely genocidal war, is that is display a market uh lack of mineral? water, for example, canned goods, potatoes, rice, pasta, flour, diapers after official advice to stock up, the ministry of military affairs, however, has said there were no shortages uh that would be expected, of course, that is not how it transpired. next, another website israely food industry group worns of potential shortage due to the red sea attacks by the yemini army, quote, there is risk of food shortage in emergencies after threats in the red sea aim the current developments in the ga

aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of israel's genocidal war. the majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been despace suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. and more breaking news from the occupied west bank, at least three palestinians have been murdered in alkhalil uh as uh in the occupied west bank rather omit clashes with uh the israeli occupation forces. we are going to keep you posted on the details of that story much more as we get a free right here on pressed back to the news, the international court of justice, the icj holds the second day of hearing a lawsuit against israel over its genocide. in gaza, protesters gathered outside the court in the hague as the hearing got underway. the protesters condemn the israeli bloodshed of the palestinians in gaza, they urged immediate. and to the killing of civilians are inside the court, the israeli regime presented its response to the case filed by south africa on the first day of the hearing, lawyers representing south africa listed a number of genocidal acts committed.

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protesters called for immediate end to israel's bombardment of gaza. well thousands of israelies have once again rallied in tel aviv to protest against prime minister benjamin netanyahu over his failure to secure the release of captives in gaza. the protesters urged netanyahu to resign and call for holding early elections. they vowed to continue their protest until all capt. are released. netanhou has been in hot water over his handling of the gaza war. israel so far failed to release any of the captives by military means, it has also failed to achieve any of it stated goals of the war. israel has been the scene of anti-netaniau rallies for months. the israeli prime minister has been charged with fraud, bribery, and the breach of trust in three cases filed in 2019. the international justice at the hag has heard submissions from lawyers representing south africa have accused regime of committing genocide in gaza. the justices are now considering the merits of the case, which has been vehimently opposed by the regime in tel aviv, who have blamed the resi

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israel. a war that have economic impact uh with this on israel, the occupied west bank or on gaza itself. first up, the sector in israel which is the most important and again there's an update to it uh, because the fourth quarter results have been in amid the war which we call an onslot with hamas, israel startup funding has dropped to a six-year low. investments in tech startups have slumped based on the last quarter, as i mentioned of 2023, 46%, that's almost half, as four funds are shying away from reinvestment in local markets. the big question is, how long will they shy away from the tech industry in israel? next, israel's economy as a whole, this entry got our attention, economic impact of the gaza onslot, which they call war in israel, the economy is facing a strain because the gdp has dropped, no surprise there. um, now this is the part that's interesting, we turning reservists to help the economy as the war looks set to last well into the new year. think about that, they are withdrawing the reservists uh from their duty, the genocide that's taking place in the gaza strip, so the

israel textiles the palestinis cuwing for food in the war ravage gaza city. the gaza health ministry said at least 20 people were killed in that line. shelling is also intensified around hospitals and shelters in southern city of khan unis. the hamas resistance movement says it will comply with push for a ceasefire.