amal wahdan, human rights activists out of ramala. and saib shath, author and west asia expert out of belfast, thank you both for being with us, well let's start in ramala and almal, in your perspective, okay, i think i've lost the connection with samal, do you hear me, can you hear me? yeah, yeah, yeah, i can hear you now, okay, okay, great, so why is the us building this port uh, but at the same time it's continuing to supply the israeli regime, i mean, what does it mean? well i think this is like a silly shared here by the usa, instead ofum going going around the bush, why don't they open the borders, open the rafah border, open karm abu salim and with hanun border, if they are really sincere and if if they are they want to solve this incredible humanitarian crisis in gazah? which is affecting almost most of the gadan people, over two million people, they there is another easy way, first seiz fire, she is fire now, they can they push the israelis for it, can they enforce sease fire on the israelis of course, if they supply them with everything they need, they should have the method

are masojade chairman of the islamic human rights commission joining us live from london. and also saib shath, author and west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen, let's begin with mr. masud shajare. mr. shajare, we have just heard that netanyahu has approved attacking rafa. now this is a city that from the very beginning was deemed to be safe place for displaced. palestinians, that is, according to israeli sources themselves. why is this happening now at this point in time when uh hamas is putting forth a ceasefire deal, a prisoner swap deal and is looking for ways to end the war? well, it's very clear that israel, it's this zinast estate from the outset was set to... include palestinians from that land, ethnic cleanse them and by any means possible and grab as much land as possible, but this particular government in particular, it it actually been committed to ethnic cleansing and genocide long before 7th of october, to the extent that there has been even conflict internally in ' this regime, because of this policy, this particular government is comm

i'm alwdan human rights activist ramala, saib shah, west asia expert out of belfast and thank you. viewers for being with us on another spotlight, goodbye for now. all muslims share the same rituals during the holy month of ramadan, a common practice that can create unit among them across the globe. چون گناهان را می سوزانند. ماه مبارک رمضان یکی از ماه های پرفضیلته خداوند متعال اون ماهو برای خودش قرار داده یعنی میگه تمام چیزها برای بنده خودم تنها ماه مبارک رمضان برای خود من. your headlines on press tv over two dozen palestinians die of hunger and malnutrition in gaza as israel prevents the entry of humanitarian aid and food into the blockaded territory. the military wing of amas says is main prior. a potential prisoner swap deal with israel is a complete end to the aggression on the gaza strip. and in another weekend, the worldwide protest people have taken to the streets and a show of solidarity with palestinians in the wall, ravished gaza strip.

amal wahdan, human rights activist out of ramala, and saib shath, author and west asia expert out of belfast, thank you both for being with us, well let's start in ramala and almal, in your perspective, okay, i think i've lost the connection with amal, do you hear me, can you hear me? yeah, yeah, yeah. i can hear you now, okay, okay, great, so why is the us building this port uh, but at the same time it's continuing to supply the israeli regime? i mean, what does it mean? well, i think this is like a silly shared here by the usa, instead of you know growing going around the bush, why don't they open the borders, open the rafah border, open karm abu salim and bhan border, if they are... are really sincere and if if they are um if they want to solve this incredible humanitarian crisis in gaza which is affecting almost most of the gazan people, over two million people, and they there is another easy way, first seiz fire, see's fire now, they can they push the israelis for it, can they enforce sease fire on the israelis of course if they supply them with everything they need, they should

masud shajade, chairman of the islamic human rights commission joining us live from london and also saib shath, author and west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen. let's begin with mr. masud shajare. mr. shajare, we have just heard that netanyahu has approved uh attacking rafa. now this is a city that from the very beginning was deemed to be safe place for displaced palestinians. that is according to israeli sources, it's themselves. why is this happening now at this point in time when uh how? is putting forth a ceasefire deal, a prisoner swap deal, and is looking for ways to end the war. well, it's very clear that israel, it's this ziinus state, from the outset was set to exclude palestinians from that land, ethnic cleansed them, and by any means possible, and grab as much land as possible. but this particular government in particular, it it actually been committed to ethnic cleansing and genocide long before 7th of october to the extent that there has been even conflict internally in uh this uh regime uh because of this policy, this particular govern

chairman of the islamic human rights commission joining us live from london and also saib shath authornd west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen. let's begin with mr. masud shajari. mr. shajari, we have just heard that netanyahu has approved uh attacking rafa now. this is a city that from the very beginning was deemed to be safe place for displaced palestinians, that is according to israeli sources themselves. why is this happening now at this point in time when uh hamas is putting forth a ceasefire deal, a prisoner swap deal and is looking for ways to end the war? well, it's very clear that israel is this zionist. the state from the outset was set to exclude palestinians from that land, ethnic cleans them and by any means possible and grab as much land as possible.

saib shath, author and west asia expert from belfast. thanks for joining us on this edition of the spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. it's a special time for britain's 3 million muslims. "the fasting hours are long, up to 20 hours a day, but the physical and spiritual rewards are worth it. ramadan has been a fantastic time, in sense, in the sense that it's about spiritually connecting. with the law of the heavens and the earth and detoxing your bodies. ramadan is the month of prayer in the quran when muslims do their best to cultivate willpower, discipline and self-restraint. but ramadan isn't just about self-sacrifice, it's about sharing food with your family and friends. it's about increasing solidarity with fellow muslims and it's about showcasing the beauty of islam to the non-muslim majority living in the uk. being involved in the community helps me to... understand the muslim community even more and to be able to share that with my community back in the states. i was at the age of 16 very interes

regime and it is trying to do whatever it can to show up that front uh because of its own interests as saib has said. yes, of course, they don't, that's why they are supported the the entity, the... colonial zionis entity from the beginning, the it's like a military base for them you know in front of the eastern powers and in front now of the multi polarism powers that is rising, so yes of course they want to support the israelis and we saw them, we saw the europeans they wanted or they are supporting israel to defend itself, defending itself means that... destruction, the total destruction of gaza strip, it it does it mean to kill over 31 thousand people, in addition to those under the rapal, does it, does it mean to displace one and a half million people, look, gaza is like a battlefield of the second world war, this is can, it cannot be accepted, it cannot be tolerated, i agree that russia and and china should play a bigger role here, should play a decisive role here, and we ask these questions, and we we we raise our voices that diplomacy is not enough, and international organizations,