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we have few more minutes to go, final questions to professor haim rashid and um sakina datu. sakina, london is urging tel aviv to do more to stop this unfolding genocide, seems like the eu. it's all the right noises, but lacking any real substance. it's all politicing, honestly, i think you know the election of george gaway in rochedal has shaken up this people. and they know that the you know most of the people are planning to vote neither labor nor conservative and so we see these kind of language now because they are looking for the votes of people who are really annoyed and frustrated, but but i don't think you know i think most people see through this hypocrisy very clearly and we know nothing is going to happen, the whole issue of trying to open up new area, you know the land through which they can deliver aid, i think... 'there is lot more that they are not telling us about that, but in reality you know there is no will, if they had the will to send aid to gaza, this would have been done long ago, it's very open easy to open the rougher border, but they want to do that

datu who's a journalist author and producer joining us from london. welcome to you both uh so number first over to you uh taking a look at the findings that uh this particular poll has revealed uh you're saying that the hamamasa's popularity is as strong as ever uh and one of the more interesting facts behind the popularity is that within the strip it is actually increased. what do you think of the findings? yes, good evening to you and all your viewers. well, you know, this fact anyway, it was even before the 7th of october, the palestinians after all the atrocities in the last two years in the west bank and also the c from gaza uh made the palestinian think that the only way uh to resist the occupation and to end the occupation is by fighting this occupation and the resistance including armed resistance and the 7th of october came for all the palestinians as something they were waiting for and waiting this kind of what's going on in spite of the fact that the casualities are very high and the palestinian are losses are you especially with the merters we are talking about more than

we also have sakina datu who's a journalist, author and producer joining us from. london, welcome to you both. s number first over to you, uh, taking a look at the findings that uh, this particular poll has revealed, uh, we are saying that the hamasa's popularity is as strong as ever uh, and uh, one of the more interesting facts behind the popularity is that within the got strip, it has actually increased. what do you think of the findings? yes, good evening to you and all your viewers. well, you know, this fact anyway, it was... even before the 7th of october, the palestinians after all the atrocities in the last two years in the west bank and also the siege on gaza made the palestinian think that the only way ' to resist the occupation and to end the occupation is by fighting this occupation and the resistance, including armed resistance, and the seventh of october came for all the palestinians as something they were waiting for and waiting this kind of what's going on, in spite of the fact that the casualities are very high and the palestinian losses are, especi

we also have sakina datu who's a journalist author and producer joining us from london. welcome to you both. s number first over to you uh taking a look at the findings that uh this particular poll has revealed uh we are seeing that the hamasan's popularity is as strong as ever uh and uh one of the more interesting facts behind the popularity is that within the ga strip it has actually increased. what do you think of? findings: yes, good evening to you and all your viewers. well, you know, uh, this fact anyway, it was even before the 7th of october, the palestinians after all the atrocities in the last two years in the west bank and also the siege on gaza, made the palestinian think that the only way uh to resist the occupation and to end the occupation is by fighting this incubation and the resistance, including armed resistance, and the 7th of oc october came for all the palestinians as something they were waiting for and waiting this kind of what's going on, in spite of the fact that the casualities are very high and the palestinian losses are, especially with the mer

datu, journalist, author and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both, peter ford, i'll first start with you. take a look at this protest which obviously is uh shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. uh, at the same time, uh, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe 100 or so who have demanded an end to the arm cells to. israel, tell us what you think about this type of movement, and of course the fact that you have these british parliamentarians requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel, i think it's the for, i'm sorry, i'll come back to you, peter forard, go ahead, well what's happened in london today shows the depth of anger of the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in. uh, the group which acted in london today, i think, has not been known before, many new groups are emerging, um dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government, there is new focus on arms embargo. um, now more or less e

sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not? the absolutely, and i think there is such a renewed energy, you can see here, people have come up with one message that first of all they feel like you know all the processions they have been coming out too has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for sease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties also who are present here who got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism who are not speaking out for palestine there is going to be huge punishment at the polls. a french firm has just been accused of providing arms. components for israel, which are being used against civilians in gaza. nearly a ton of parts needed for

let me bring in a friend to the program, producer and broadcaster, sakina datu, and i'm just going to get her perspective on how those pro-genocidal campaigners, those pro-genocidal politicians who supported this uh ethnic cleansing, how they will be impacted at the poll. sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not? absolutely, and i think there is such a... good energy you can see here, people have come up with one message that first of all they feel like you know all the processions that have been coming out to has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for a cease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties. who are present here who got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism who are not sp

let me bring in a friend to the program, producer and broadcaster, sakina datu, and i'm just going to get her perspective on how those pro-genocidal campaigners, those pro-genocidal politicians who supported this uh ethnic cleansing, how they will be impacted at the poll. sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not? the absolutely, and i think there is such a renew. energy you can see here, people have come up with one message that first of all they feel like you know all the processions they have been coming out too has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for a cease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties also who are present here who got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear, i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism, who

datu, and i'm just going to get her perspective on how those pro-genocidal campaigners, those pro-genocidal politicians. supported this uh ethnic cleansing, how they will be impacted at the poll, sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not? absolutely, and i think there is such a renewed energy, you can see here, people have come up with one message that first of all they feel like you know all the processions they have been coming out to has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for sease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go. further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the poles this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties also who are present here who got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism who are not speaking out for palestine there is going to be huge punishment at the polls inde

let me bring in a friend to the program, producer and broadcaster, sakina datu, and i'm just going toal campaigners, those pro-genocidal politicians who supported this uh ethnic cleansing, how they will be impacted at the poll. sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not, the absolutely, and i think there is such a renewed energy, you can see here, people have come up. with one message that first of all they feel like you know all the processions they have been coming out to has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for a cease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties also who are present here who've got their own stoles and mobilizing people and the message is very clear, i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism, who are not speaking out for palestine, there is

datu, journalist, author and... producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both. peter ford, i'll first start with you. we're taking a look at this protest, which obviously is uh shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. at the same time, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe hundred or so who have demanded an end to the arm sales to israel. tell us what you think about this type of movements and of course. 'the fact that you have these british parliamentarians who have requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel, i think it's the next peter, i'm sorry, i'll come back to you, peter ford, go ahead, well what's happening in london today shows the depths of anger of the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in gaza, the group which acted in london today'. i think has not been known before, many new groups are emerging um dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government. there is new focus on arms embargo.

we also have sakina datu who's a journalist author and producer joining us from london. welcome to you both. s number first over to you. taking a look at the findings that uh this particular poll has revealed uh we are seeing that the hamasan's popularity is as strong as ever uh and uh one of the more interesting facts behind the popularity is that within the ga strip it has actually increased. what do you think? the findings, yes, good evening to you and all your viewers, well, you know, uh, this fact anyway, it was even before the 7th of october, the palestinians after all the atrocities in the last two years in the west bank and also the siege on gaza, made the palestinian think that the only way uh to resist the occupation and to end the occupation is by fighting this incubation and the resistance, including armed resistance, and the seventh october came for all the palestinians as something they were waiting for and waiting this kind of what's going on. in spite of the fact that the casualities are very high and the palestinian are losses are you especially with the

datu. journalist, author and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both. peter ford, i'll first start with you. we're taking a look at this protest, which obviously is shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. uh, at the same time, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe hundred or so who have demanded an end to the arm sales to israel. tell us what you think about this type of movement. and of course uh the fact that you have these british parliamentarians who have uh requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel. i think it's the next peter, i'm sorry, so i'll come back to you. peter ford, go ahead, but what's happened in london today shows the depth of anger at the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in gaza, the group which acted in london today, i think, has not been known before, many new groups are emerging, um, dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government, there is new focus on arms em

datu, journalist. author and producer who joins us from london.usly is uh, shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. uh, at the same time uh, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe hundred or so, who have uh, demanded an end to the arm sales to israel. uh, tell us what you think about this type of movements. and of course uh the fact that you have these british parliamentarians who have uh requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel. i think it's the peter ford. i'm sorry, i'll come back to you. peter forard, go ahead. well, what's happened in london today shows the depth of anger at the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in gaza. the group which acted in london today, i think, has not been known before, many new groups are emerging, um, dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government, there is new focus on arms embargo, now more or less everybody in the uk political establishment is supporting a... fire

datu, and i'm just going to get her perspective on how those pro-genocidal campaigners, those pro-genocidal politicians who supported this uh ethnic cleansing, how they will be impacted at the poll, sakina, people have been very clear about this message, have they not? absolutely, and i think there is such a renewed energy, you can see here, people have come up with one message that first of all, they feel like all the processions that have been coming out too, has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for a cease fire for the first time, and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further, and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls, this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for, you can't that there are some political parties also who are present here who've got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear, i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism, who are not speaking out for palestine, there is going to be huge punishment at the poll

datu, and i'm just going to get her perspective on how those pro-genocidal campaigners, those pro-genocidaln see here, people have come up with one message that first of all they feel like all the processions they have been coming out too, has made a difference in the sense that the british government voted for a cease fire for the first time and they feel like this pressure now can be utilized to go further and without a fail every person we've spoken to has made it very clear that at the polls this is their aim and this is what they are raising awareness for you can see that there are some political parties also who are present here who've got their own stores and are mobilizing people and the message is very clear i think that for any of those politicians who support zionism who are not speaking out for palestine, there is going to be huge punishment at the poles. the deputy secretary general of palestinian islamic jihad movement has said that israel and the us have failed to achieve any of their goals in their enslot on gaza. in an exclusive interview with press tv, muhammad al hindi no

datu, journalist, author and producer from london, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. floristan's prestine nature with vast oak forests, gaping gorges and amazing waterfalls. it's where heaven and earth meet each other and stars frequent to welcome the visitors at nights. join us to watch the most wonderful place in the heart of europe. a funeral has been held for four palestinians killed during the latest israeli raid in the occupied west bank. the morning procession was held in noah sham's refugee camp near the town of tulkarm, the occupation forces conducted a pre-dawn raid in the area, according to the red cresent. two of the victims were killed in the air raid and two others were shot by the soldiers. one palestinan was also killed by gunfire in al-amari refugee camp near ramala. in total 10 palestinians were killed in less than 24. hours in the occupied west bank, the israeli military has intensified its violent raids across the occupied territories since october the 7th at the same time that the regime launched its genocidal war on gaza. an

chester and we also have sakina datu, journalist, author and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both peter ford, i'll first start with you. we're taking a look at this protest, which obviously is uh, shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. at the same time, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe hundred uh or so who have uh demanded an end to the arms sales to israel uh. tell us what you think about this type of movement and of course uh the fact that you have these british parliamentarians who have uh requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel. i think it's the peter forard. i'm sorry, so i'll come back to you. beter forard, go ahead. well, what's happened in london today shows the depths of anger of the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in. gaza: the group which acted in london today, i think, has not been known before, many new groups are emerging, um, dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government, there is new

datu, journalist, author and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both, peter ford, i'll first start with you. we're taking a look at this protest, which obviously is uh, shows the courage and the conviction that the protesters have for the cause that they believe in. at the same time uh, it comes on the heels of the parliamentarians, i believe hundred uh or so who have uh demanded an end to the arm sales to israel. uh, tell us what you think about this type of movement and of course uh the fact that you have these british parliamentarians who have uh requested the arms cells to stop from the uk to israel. i think it's the next peter, i'm sorry, so i'll come back to you. peter ford, go ahead. well, what's happened in london today shows the depth of anger at the ordinary british people about what israel is doing in in gaza ' the group which acted in london today, i think, has not been known before, many new groups are emerging, um, dedicated to stopping the genocide in gaza and putting pressure on the british government, there is new f

datu who's a journalist, author and producer joining us from london, welcome to you both number first over to you, taking a look at the findings that uh this particular poll has revealed, we are seeing that the hamasan's popularity is as strong as ever uh and one of the more interesting facts behind the popularity. is that within the strip it is actually increased, what do you think of the findings? yes, good evening to you and all your viewers, well you know this fact anyway, it was even before the 7th of october, the palestinians after all the atrocities in the last two years in the west bank and also the siege on gaza made the palestinian think that the only way to resist the occupation and to end the occupation is by fighting this occupation. and the resistance, including armed resistance, and the 7th of october came for all the palestinians as something they were waiting for and waiting this kind of what's going on, in spite of the fact that the casualities are very high and the palestinian losses are, especially with the merters, we are talking about more than 110 thous palestin