i mean, shabir just talked about hypocrisy. i i want to talk about journalists right now, especially those from the western hegemonic front. i mean, there's no outcry, very little being said, as one of their... own journalists are being killed constantly um in gaza and and they're not saying anything and they're the ones that wave the flag of free press and we believe in the having the right to report and uh not be endangered so why the silence from this group? is this address to me? yes um yeah very dramatic events mean i think what maybe 200 um palestinian journalists have been killed, are now dead, but journalism in palestine is very much alive, but journalism in britain in the mainstream media is dead, dead, completely dead, and a very disciplined messaging service uh conveys that if russia kills a couple of ukrainians, it's an abominable atrocity, if israel tries to kill a resistance fighter and kills 90 uh... palestinians in the vicinity, this is an unfor, this is possibly not true, but if it's true, it's an unfortunate a

mick napier, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign out of glasgow. and shabir rusby, political analysts out of london. well, thank you both for being with me. i want to start this off uh with mick. what does it mean for the regime to issue an evacuation order in conunist for 400 thousand people and then almost immediately bomb them? i mean, it's difficult to find the words to describe such extreme situations. i find it difficult to find the words, but it's it's an example of the kind of full spectrum barbarism of the israeli military, but in the past they killed very large numbers of palestinians, but they tried to draw some kind of veil over it by trying to appear as democratic, civilized against uncivilized people. it was always disgusting, but now it seems that they're just openly openly barbaric. "we know that individual soldiers, and this has to come from their officers, you know, film themselves, committing terrible crimes and post them onto the internet, that sense of shame which was residually there in the past is no longer there, and i think the same goes for the for t

mick napier, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign out of glasgow, and shabir razvy, political analys out of london. well, thank you both for being with. me, i'm going to start this off uh with mick. what does it mean for the regime to issue an evacuation order in conunist for 400,00 people and then almost immediately bomb them? i mean, it's difficult to find the words to describe such extreme situations, i find it difficult to find the words, but it's it's an example of the kind of full spectrum, barbarism. the israeli military, but in the past they killed very large numbers of palestinians, but they tried to draw some kind of veil over it by trying to appear as democratic, civilized against uncivilized people. it was always disgusting, but now it seems that they're just openly, openly barbaric. we know that individual soldiers, and this has to come from their officers, you know, film themselves. committing terrible crimes and post them onto the internet, that sense of shame which was residually there in the past is no longer there, and i think the same goes for the for the is

if it's going to happen, at least seeing it gets the word out of the reality of that entity. well, shabir, you and report states that the whole population of gaza is facing a looming famine with more kids dying from starvation. what does that mean for the united nations to issue reports, but not really to do anything to stop this. hello, thank you very much, good evening, firstly condolences to all the marters in gaza and the west bank, south lebanon and other places during this period of tragedy and the industrial level of killing that is taking place, particularly in gaza, and also we pray for the survival of all those who have been injured. look, what is clear as our guest from ' scotland has pointed out that this particular entity does not care, is not interested and will continue to do whatever they are doing. with complete impunity and the reason is that washington, london, paris, some of the members of the collective west have given it a sort of an open checkbook, a card blanch, do whatever you like, kill as many people as you want, kill whoever you like, whether the united nations

we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizvi. said shaber is a writer, broadcaster, political and economic commentator and... he's a special expertise in international relations with reference to west asia, iran, south asia, the usa, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also, joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zionist individuals and groups who need legal support. assalomu alaykum to you both, brother. sayid shibir if i could begin here in the studio with yourself, there were, it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west, why is that so? because you know there was some who argue that um, it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why why don't you go to palestine and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is it that these protests ar

to discuss this important topic are two very... special guests, we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizvy. sayid shabir is a writer, broadcaster, political and economic commentator and poet. he's a special expertise in international relations with reference to west asia, iran, south asia, the usa, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting and... anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zionist individuals and groups who need legal support. assalomu alaykum to you both. brother sayid shibir, if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there were, it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began, and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because there was some who argue that um, it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why, why don't you go to? and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is it that these protests a

we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizvi. said shaber is a writer, broadcaster, political and economic commentator and poet. he's a special expertise in international relations with reference to wester iran, south asia, the usa, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also joining us online is favorite of the show, say am kasmi. who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-designs individuals and groups who need legal support. salam alaikum to you both. brother said, if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there are, it's been more than months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because you know there are some who argue that that um it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why why don't you go to palestine and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is that these process still roiling? bismillahm

in britain and so... essentially that's the reason they've been so embolded, absolutely. um, sayid shabir, maybe you'd like to jump in on that same question, they do seem to be getting more embolden these last few months, is there a reason, are they just becoming radicalized? like i said, some of the idf terrorists, these are people who have committed war crimes, acts of terrorism, murder, mass murder, and then they come back to their countries with their duel passports and uh, and they seem to maybe radicalized, traumatized, whatever you want to say, and carrying out acts of provocation and violence in many cases as well, first i want to sort of touch on the issue of traumatization, one talks about that the zionists are being traumatized, but the palestinians exactly have traumatized for the last 75, 76 years, people living in the west bank have been traumatized, people living in iraq were traumatized, you the whole of west asian countries and the public have been traumatized to such by by the west, so one talks about traumatization. "that's a different topic all together, look in so far

we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizy. said shaber is a writer, broadcaster, political and economic commentator and poet. he's a special expertise in international relations with reference to west asia, iran, south asia, the usa, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also, joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting. fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zianist individuals and groups who need legal support. salam alaikum to you both. brother said shibir if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there were it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because you know there was some who argue that um it's got nothing to do with us here. "we're not doing anything, why, why don't you go to palestine and protest? you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain. why is it that these protests are still