zin, well, yes, it’s such an infection, i say, give me the phone, zin, what are you, she come here, deciding. he said, he thinks that someone ordered us, but who needs it, we didn’t wish harm to anyone, we didn’t wish harm, for some... “we stand like a bone in the throat, like vadka is a fool, probably he himself, out of drunken eyes , decided to take revenge on me, you’ll write a statement against him, i’ll curse him, let him live as he wants, but he doesn’t show himself to me like you, it’s normal.” where will we place the horses? you can try to build some for your neighbors; they won’t all fit on the street while they’re standing. okay, okay, let's figure it out. well, there is a plan, what? there is a plan. i'll take out a new loan. we need to hire more people. only they will probably want to be paid more. why did you decide this? for sin? you can’t profit from someone else ’s misfortune, if you don’t think of it yourself, then good people will come along and give you an idea, vasya, look, it’s great , neighbor, we need workers, we’re always happy to have workers, but there’s nothing to

zin, what are you saying, the matter is completely different, what is it? it, i repaired something here. he was twisted, what is this? zin, do you like it, petya, nazarova, should you call, call, we ’ll go with pyotr petrovich and listen further. the presidium of the cpsu central committee is listening. hello. communist i hope. that’s not the right word, i taught it all the way. come on then. yes, point 26, what is this about? a member and candidate member of the central committee must, in all his activities, justify the high trust placed in him by the party. and if a member has lost his honor and dignity, then he cannot remain a member of the central committee. well done, nazarova! maybe, in addition to paris, they will also accept you into the party? volodya, thank you. “i don’t know what will come of this, but just a month ago i couldn’t even imagine that i would end up in such a place, meet all of you, go to paris.” maybe i won’t go, but for now i can think about it, i think about it all the time, and i think about it too.

the palestinal resistance will make sure this won't work, the united states of america now and the zin entity are arming some zienist agents for here and they training them somewhere, i heard in sinai and they are preparing them to take control of the aid to distribute the aid which is coming. from the sea so that is mean this is the authority, the zinist entity and the americans want to impose in gaza and this is for what left from gaza then so and other hand we witness even cnn and a couple of days ago made a report about that they from erits the netsarem sorry area used to be called narim when the zin settlement was in gaza before they were evicted from gaza by the resistance they building a corridor to split gaza nearly into halves around four mile road to take it from salahdin road to rashid road to the design entity want to control the security of gaza strip while the americans doing that corridor, so in the future they can send any troops in if they can discover any help for the resistance, so the whole project of what the united states of america is doing, humilating the palest

made a report about that they from aits the netsarem sorry area used to be called netsarem when the zin settlement was in gaza before they were evicted from gaza by the resistance they building a corridor. to split gaza nearly into halves around four mile road to take it from salahad in road to rasheed road to the design entity want to control the security of gaza strip while the americans doing that corridor so in the future they can send any troops in if they can discover any help for the resistance so the whole project of what the united states of america is doing humilating the palestinian by drops and killing them as well, secondly given handing over the the whole territory to the design entities, helping them any cleansing as much as they can with the palestinian and displacing around the world. well staying with your sap, what do you think can be done, because uh you you just talked about this scenario um and then you talked about the palestinian resistance, but on the other hand, as you said we have these people who have been under so much pressure and and they are starving, alt

days ago made a report about that they from it they sorry area used to be called netsarem when the zin settlement was in gaza before they were evicted from gaza by the resistance, they building a corridor to split gaza nearly into halves around four mile road to take it from salahad in road to rashid road to the sign entity want to control the security of gaza strip while the americans doing that corridor, so in the future they can send any troops in if they can discover any help for the resistance so the... the whole project of what the united states of america is doing ahumilating the palestinian by air drops and killing them as well, secondly given handing over the the whole territory to the zianist entity, helping them and a cleansing as much as he can with the palestinian and displacing around the world. well, staying with your sap, what do you think can be done, because you've you've just talked about this scenario, and then you talked about the palestinian. resistance, but on the other hand, as you said, we have these people who have been under so much pressure and they are star

once volunteered on an israeli kebut recently criticized israel's allies for continuing to supply the zin. regime with weapons. despite this broader support for palestine and spain, barara has been unique in the strength of her criticism of israel and has been at the forefront of highlighting the genocidal character of the zionist onslaught on ghazza. joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul's. university, he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is timothy appleton, who joins us via skype from madrid. tim is author and political campaigner. with a phd in philosophy, he's currently linguistics lecturer at madrid's camilo jose fella university. welcome to the show. tim, as we saw in our report there ioni barara has been an outspoken advocate for palestine, hasn't she? i wonder if you could just say a word or

zin, what are you saying, the matter is completely different, what is it?he cpsu central committee is listening. hello. communist i hope. that’s not the right word, i taught it all the way. well, then point 26. what is this about? a member and candidate member of the itsk with all his activities must do what? the party has high confidence in him, and if a member has lost his honor and dignity, then he cannot remain on the central committee. well done, nazarova, maybe in addition to paris they will also be accepted into the party? volodya, thank you, i don’t know what will come of this, but just a month ago i wouldn’t have thought i could have ended up in such a place, met you all, and gone to paris. “i may not go, but for now i can think about it , i think all the time, and i also think, but not about paris, but about you, but about your smile, you are embarrassed and silent, listen, citizen nazarova, i’m crucifying myself here in front of you, you can say, i open my soul, you are silent"? hello, well, who are we chatting with at night, i suspect that it’s

walderman that you see the fl and you can see that there are divisions, deep cracks and divisions among the zin officials among their own statesman, they're unable to make decisions, today regime cannot make decision, so this hopefully will push them. and those people you see on the streets of london, paris and elsewhere in europe and also even inside the united states america, there are rallies for palestine and they show that they are poor that they loth america. america is being hated in the world, they were hated in the region and that was even boosted 10 times as much. people in this region, they are insulted, they have their own opinions, they have their own mind, they have resolute, they are brave people in the region, of course we stand with the resistance, as far as possible, we support resistance groups to the best our ability, we also praise the job that they're doing. but it's they themselves are making decisions and they're taking action and they're doing the right thing, we believe that this great tyranny and oppression that's happening in this region and that's on the back of due

genna was sitting on the bench below, that’s where - frogs, and a fountain, a fountain, yes, he said: “zinere, i’ll introduce you, here’s fortunato, fortune sits, and he really introduced me, so...” we walked and walked like that, it was amazing , we could sit, now they don’t sit like that, i look at the young people, but they don’t sit, we could sit like that, he sits and i sit, and we could sit for an hour without words, but it was love at first, like mine, like his, this rarely happens, what else do you do, what inspires you, with a shadow, yes. .. and i really love to cook, i’m good at it, i’m already thinking, if, like, i would be a good cook, simply, but my husband taught me that, i didn’t do housework at all, he was all house, i just at the stove, what did you do especially well, pies, pies, yes, cakes, good god, yeah. if you have some free minutes rest, how do you prefer to relax, read or go to the forest? in august, the beginning of august, they have their own house here, they built it in the forest, so it ’s mandatory, like on holidays, but children, i really like them, i tell th

zin, have we earned them at all? firstly, all this was put together as a result of the painstaking work of the expert community, government specialists, and the administration. everything fits completely into the budget rule, they actually wear quite conservative. nature, because some experts believe that there should be more income, which means that larger expenses would need to be planned, because this should directly affect , excuse me, the prospects for economic development, well , in general, this is correct, but we are in the eighteenth year additionally. .. we proceeded from the fact that we would calculate our income and expenses in those areas that we consider key, priority for 6 years, but still there are literally stunning projects, for example, the sochi highway dzhubaga is 130 km, of which 90 km are tunnels, the rest is probably bridges, so judging by the landscape, 3 billion and a half. moreover, we also set ourselves the task of reducing poverty, including among children with many children. well, isn’t

zin, i'm sorry.on’t know, that’s who i am, well, me too then, you’d better ask her, she doesn’t take everyone, yeah, how much hair, they probably all come home in hair, probably”? i also had a case, i once came to work covered in white hair, it turned out that it was my son’s hair, how it happened, i have no idea, excuse me, i mean that often the hair of other people, our children, for example, gets on our clothes . a who are you? i'm sorry, i probably should have told you right away, i'm zina uvarova, i work for your husband in court, i know that yesterday you had a scandal about the hair on your shirt, but it's not what you thought, it's mine son, honestly, sergei petrovich took him in his arms, that ’s how it happened, who’s going to cut his hair next? and come on in, the carriage has arrived, everyone has been loaded, everyone has taken them where they were, and i went to get the documents, well, come on, it’s unlikely that we’ll see each other. nekarka, i haven’t gained enough sense at all, why

us, praise the lord that we are steadfast and that we will survive on this soil, no matter what the zinmaterial from greenhouse. the gaza strip are either completely or partially damaged, it is their intention to subjugate the arab and muslim people. it is also to pave the way for the tearing down of the sacred alamosk to be replaced by a jewish temple. it's like they're telling people not to be shocked if the alaksa mosk is destroyed just like any other mosk that was destroyed in the gaza war. that's what they want, but al-aksa is different if it was destroyed all muslims around the world under god. ومن جعل الله الا بشرى ولتطمئن به فلوكم ومن نصر للعلوم. the palestinian people believe that the lord protects his house, they believe that the mosks and indeed islam will eternally prevail despite all efforts by its enemies to destroy them. for muslims across the world, aid alfiter, which marks one month of obedience to god in the holy fasting month of ramadan, is a special feast. muslims feel festive and proud for their... servitude to god. ramadan is called the month of blessings. out of r

us, praise the lord that we are steadfast and that we will survive on this soil, no matter what the zine people here are devoted to their religion. we agreed we should build the mosk to perform rituals of the lord and decided to make the mosk out of material from greenhouses. you can see those two where people used to fill the masks before it was targeted. now there are barely three lines in this small mosk, the house of most of the neighbors were reduced to rubble and they left the area to rent elsewhere. israelis target palestinian mosks repeatedly, 27% of mosks along the gaza strip are either completely or partially damaged, it is their intention to subjugate the arab and muslim people. it is also to pave the way for the tearing down of the sacred al-axamosk to be replaced by a jewish temple. it's like they're telling people not to be shocked if the alaxa mosk is destroyed, just like any other mosk that was destroyed. the palestinian people believe that the lord protects his house, they believe that the mosks and indeed islam will eternally prevail despite all efforts by its enemies

zin, you are a treasure, maybe i can add some sugar to you, you know you are on an eternal diet, butwork, why won’t it work, she ’s crazy about you, you know, i generally think, that marriages are purely a formality, if you know what i mean. it won’t work out, because i was fired, just like i was fired, you’re kidding me, you thought about what you were doing, no one needs it here anyway, there was only hope of getting abroad through you, but now what? who needs all this, where are you going? away from you, i don’t tolerate selfish people, tatic. you're welcome to my barracks, it's not bad , well, i can go and have dinner with some crust and some bread, i'm not used to starving guests , let me take your coat, you're so thoughtful, please, please, here, katya, the board, so to speak , honor , well, here... just my whole life, i used to get up at night, come up, look, such, you know, melancholy will take away my soul, yes, i ’ve been everywhere, there’s nothing to remember, everything seemed to be life , now, the real thing is about to begin, just about, somewhere nearby, and you see,

us, praise the lord that we are steadfast and that we will survive on this soil, no matter what the zinrm rituals of the lord and decided to make the mosk out of material from greenhouses. we can see those two where people used to fill the mosks before it was targeted. now there are barely three lines in this small mosk. the houses of most of the neighbors were reduced to rubble and they left the area to rent elsewhere. 27% of mosks along the gaza strip are either completely or partially damaged, it is their intention to subjugate the arab and muslim people. it is also to pave the way for the tearing down of the sacred al-axamosk to be replaced by a jewish temple. it's like they're telling people not to be shocked if the alaxa mosk is destroyed, just like any other mosk that was destroyed in the gaza war. that's what they want, but ala is different. if it was destroyed all muslims around the world under god's will, would reign down on israel, but the lord will protect it with all its might. اني ممتكم بارش من الملائكه موادي وما جعله الله الا بشرى ولتطمئن في the palestinian people believe

drink out of paper straws and get rid of flavors of zin and can't get a flavored zin in california andk where they end up. look at san francisco and los angeles, have they made your life better and raised your taxes to do that. pete: that's true. nothing nor satisfying than walking out with groceries in plastic bags and have them all in two hands. pete: when do they do that, will? rachel: paper or plastic. i always pick plastic. always. pete: does north carolina have the paper option? rachel: no, no options. that's what communism is about. pete: can't do paper? what's wrong about paper? rachel: nothing. but they want you to buy stuff. buy their three times the footprint of a plastic bag it's so dumb. turning to headlines, michelle triconese breaking down in court after found guilty of covering up the murder of her boyfriend's wife. the mother of five disappeared in 2019 and her body was never found. her family reacting to the verdict saying "today's verdict is a crucial attribution of accountability. it's not a victory, there's no victory when five children are growing up without their

zin, what are you starting with? well i don't understand. well?et online, yeah, she at least looks like her photo, but she ended up in life is even better than in the photograph, well, except i’m a fool. that i listened to you and posted someone else’s photo, she was offended and left, but for forgiveness she said that i was cute, well, that means i was hooked, rather than by deceiving her, hello, hello, and i decided to start cleaning, well done, how did yours go ? meeting your wife? you will laugh, it wasn’t him in the photo, how is it not him, who is some other guy, and what did you do, you left, he deceived me, he left on purpose, but i still liked him, let him write now, i’m sorry. and if he doesn’t write, that means he’s definitely a fool, oh, valya has come, she’s doing the cleaning, she’s a housewife, and i like housewifely women, maybe in the evening we’ll sit down with some dumplings and drink some vodka, thank you, i don’t drink, why at all, so i ’ll go get some wine? no, but i see that you liked me, what are you doing, and why aren’t y

to to vox, that's an indication really the kind of tradition of islamophobia which flows through the zin. welcome back, people in pakistan have organized the gaza march to the announced the international community silence and through the streets of the pakistani capital islamabad as thousands of demonstrators gathered to condemn the united states and israel. the protest organized by pakistan's largest religious political party, jamaat islami saw passionate crowds marching through the... streets, expressing solidarity with the palestinian cause and denouncing israel's actions which take place with the support of the us. of course there should be sease fire long ago, but even now we are pressing for it and you have seen how irresponsible and insensitive biden has been responding. he was just having ice cream and talking about cefire as if it was very casual affair and... on the other hand, the way children are dying, women are dying from morning till night, and especially there are a lot of prisoners which are taken by israel, and there are large number of women and children who have been

english, so the united states cannot just obviously in the end say nothing to do with us, they aiding the zin regime, they supplying them with with the weapons and also they sub blind them with all footages, which is telling them where is the movement of hamas. if they any movement and they have their own satellite there, so they are actually practically part of that genocide, but the problem is wherever happen in the international court or united nation, there is no... mechanism to force israel or to punish israel, they are above the law and when any any as your guest said early, any time any resolution go to united states, it doesn't matter how many countries will will will vote for it, one vote, one veto which is united state, so that's what the three times so far they v to the seas fire, just to stop the killing is not even involving the israel with drone. from gaza and go back to uh uh the seven of october obviously, they wanted actually to keep the the slaughter by actually being obstacle by stubbing the the the the the the slaughter of the civilians. well, harley, do you think the us p

hours later the palestinian ministry of health revealed that taufiq hussein. also from the town from zint wonded and then se the his injuries. 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. welcome back. man has held talks with the secretary general of lebanon's hesbollah amed the israel and gaza. khalillah and citos and astralia discuss a wide range of issues, including the recent developments in gaza and the occupied west bank and also these fire negotiations. both resistance groups have fought israeli forces on different fronts since the beginning of the genocidal war in october has exchange fire with the israely military in support of palestinians. "the resistance group has vowed it will stop attacks only if the regime stops the deadly aggression against palestinians. iuf forces have cattered out series of new air strike

sin, maybe somehow, zin, well, he’ll settle down somehow. that, as it all turned out, everything wasou from, don't be afraid, finally someone is alive, they offer me to knock, you know? yes, you heard, the choice is so-so . if i knock, they’ll kill me in the park, i won’t, the mouse got it, what should i do? let's do it this way. it's no, it's yes, i'll put you here, if you knock, run there , if not, here, what do you look at, what do you say , i wrote it on the other side specifically, yes , run back to where you came out from, huh? i need to somehow justify you, wow, what kind of rat is running from its hole. don't miss central television - the first information show about the events and people of the week. avdeevka - the first days without war. these are the consequences of the arrival of a ukrainian missile in the suburb of avdeevka. avdeevka itself, right there. at three, and things are even worse there. how journalists from europe saw this city and how they were able to end up on this side of the front line, don’t miss the exclusive from central television. only two will remain

government that to involve not only the supplying weapons they meeting any resolution to condemn the zin entity in the united nation they physically actually actually on the sea telling if you involve we had to involve to protect israel so as gentleman just mentioned aiding and financing is part of that, but as i said early, there is no mechanism to force united states or israel, in 1979 the american bump the harbor nicaragua, international law obviously decided that the american under reagan should rebuild the harbor, so we've been waiting 45 years now, nothing happened, you need to have a enforcement to make things happen, not only spending time containing this... and condemning that and nothing happened, palestinans after the the the the the united sorry south africa complaint to the court, they still be killed, war never stopped, hospital is still being bombed, schools be bumped, so it there is no mechanism to stop that, unless the palestinians and the other neighboring resistance intensify their resistance to the zienist entity and... that will make a big difference, a little move b

resistance launching their rocket fire on several posts including the lebanese occur farms post off and zin and that is on the lebanese part territory also had other against the israeli soldiers in head um hazbullah says it hit and scored its hits very precisely against those soldiers using as they said propriate rocket fire, we also had operations from the resistance and rockets being fired towards and is really media was talking about really heavy fire from side towards the israel, the israelies as well of course have intensified their shelling. there were several areas like for example and jabal where there was very heavy shelling to the extent that it seems to be very become a usual routine for the israelies that they do what what they call as top um shelling where they shell the first place and perhaps wait until there are maybe ambulances or authorities to come near they launches an attack on the same exact location. cuba has some of the top us diplomat to the island to protest washington's provoking unrest in the country. havana says us is seeking to turn local protests into a broade

resistance, because in the region and especially in scenario of the war of haza and the genocide by the zin regime of israel in the palestine, the role of iraqi resistance movements a very important role across the board, as we we know that very well, "the people of iraq has a long historical relations between the palestinian solidarity and the palestinian people, and the iraqi people has sacrificed their lives, their their all valuable things for the sake of cause of palestine in past history, the history is very clear for us, but now iraq, now iraq has been changed after few few years has..." later we witnessed that america was was in the iraq and saddam was ruling the iraq and iraq was losing these kind of solidarity with palestine but now iraqi people and iraqi resistance is reviewing and they are reviewing their historical relation with the people of palestine with the cause of palestine this is first the second thing as we we we are witnessing and we are observing that the lebanon and syria, they are existing in the border of occupied palestine, but iraq and yemen, they are little bit

that the zionist regime independent of the us is nothing, it has no power. the only reason why the zin regime has been imposed on the region of west asia is because of the support that it gains from the us within the international community. we now see that the european union is also taking a very clear stance in in in shifting away from being a party to the zionist, the the israeli zionist crimes that they are committing in in gaza today, we we see them taking a slightly different line from the zinanis which. but the one country that we still see to date that unequically supports the israeli regime, may that be militarily, may that be diplomatically, may that be in the international arena in the united nations, that is the united states of america, so now it makes sense when khumeini said that america is the great satan, america is shaitan and buzurg when said that many must not understood that statement before. but it is now seen, it is now, it is now, we can we can now conclude that the statement that was made by imam khumeini, it had lot of wisdom in it, is the zionist regime um is

of its stated objectives during the past six. months, he had us administration is a main partner to zin is crimes and is directly leading regimes onslot on gaza. han had earlier held a pressure with iran's foreign minister hussein amry abdul where he said recently un security council resolution was a sign of unprecedented isolation of the israeli regime. although this resolution came late and there may be some gaps that need to be filled. the resolution itself indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. hamas leaders said israel is losing its political cover and protection even in the un security council. he had us, which is israel's closest ally cannot impose its will on the international community. during his meeting with hanya, iran's foreign minister said, despite unprecedented crimes, israel and its allies have realized. they cannot achieve their goals and eliminate hamas. he also criticized islamic countries for failure to mount economic pressure on israel, which would have greatly reduced casualties and destruction in gaza. polical bur

moscow's right to participate in the discussion about its own future, according to the politician, xin-zinel to france to convince europe to invite all potential participants to the swiss summit. the publication notes that china may boycott peace negotiations on ukraine, if russia is not on them. turkey also believes that the time has come to stop the bloodshed. for ankara, europe’s plans to settle scores with russia with the help of ukraine are unacceptable, the turkish foreign ministry said and warned that the risk of the conflict spreading is already high. to other regions. there is a boxing match going on, which is very expensive. there is a threat of the conflict spreading to other regions. in eastern europe, in central europe, there is talk about nuclear weapons. we see that in europe a number of politicians are gradually beginning to realize risks, and europe should be more worried than us. the minister added that there are some hopes for 2025; according to him, we need to wait and see what conditions develop. victoria koroleva, lead. the professional holiday is celebrated today by

all feminists and for all humanist, anyone who thinks that we are at the wrong marge are obviously... zin is imperialist, and they also obviously do not understand what it means to support women with equality, respect, and justice. globally, 60% of poor people are women, they are paid 23% less than a man, even when doing the same work, and they spend two and a half more hours doing domestic chors than men. tous les progres. we have made some progress pushing women's rights to the forefront, but we must demand many other advancements. we must also not forget about the rights of girls, many of whom suffer from sexual violence, and he must be better protected and better represented by our government. in france and much of the west, women suffer from widespread objectification and the commodification of their bodies. france allows the use of naked women in public advertising, which many say undermines its regular claim to be feminist model which... other nations must emulate. ramin masahari, press tv, paris. iran's for ministry spokesman has strongly condemned a recent report by un fact findi

law and it's safe from accountability, absolutely, there is absolutely no doubt about that that the zin regime independent of the us is nothing, it has no power, the only reason why the science regime has been imposed on the region of west asia is because of the... support that it gains from the us within the international community, we now see that the european union is also taking a very clear stance in in in shifting away from being a party to designist, the the israeli zinast crime that they are committing in in gaza today, we we see them taking a slightly different line from the zionist regime, but the one country that we still see to date, that unequically supports the israeli regime, may that be militarily, may that be diplomatically, may that be in the international arena in the united nations, that is the united states of america, so now it makes sense when khumeini said that america is the great satan, america is shaitan and buzurg, when said that, many must not understood that statement before, but it is now seen it is now, it is now... now we can we can now conclude that the

administration is not a partner in this war but rather is managing this war since biden came and shared the zin of war council, but it seems that netanyahu has gone beyond the boundaries drawn for him and aspires to achieve more objectives. however, the united states knows that the resistance in gazza remains alive, present, accepted and supported by the... resistance for your time and effort to be on our show to discuss what the proposal of the resistance is and what to expect from the upcoming talks in qatar now ladies and gents please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about very rare meeting that took place between palestinian resistance factions and the yemeni ansarulah resistance. form sources revealed a meeting that brought together multiple palestinian factions from hamas, the islamic jihad and the popular front for the liberation of palestine with the unsarular resistance movement in yemen during the past few days to coordinate regarding the upcoming phase. the sources as per agens stated that the purpose of the meeting was to coordinate positions with ansarullah who in turn

west bank in nablus and hebron whatever in the west bank in gaza. in 1948 areas wherever this is the zin project which is beint on the destruction of the palestinian people using psychological warfare using propaganda war, using genocidal war, using ethnic cleansing, using collective punishment, using all sorts of maltreatment against the parastinan people. unfortunately the whole world is is not doing anything to the palestinans, they are just standing id by, sometimes they are... issuing statements of condemnation, but they are not taking serious action, they are not imposing for example sanctions on israel, they are not kicking israel from the united nations organizations, they are not recognizing the right of self determination and right to return for palestinian refugees, they are not recognizing our own right to live in honor and dignity in history palestine, thank you very much for that, let me thank our guest, palestinian um... and author uh, talked to us from bethlehem. palestinian academic and activist from dublin. thank you to you both. with that become to an end for this news

cash and with the amenition and with that are complicit with it this is a clear but none listens. the zin entity they they think they are shield and by this western diplomatic shield or from any organization to impose it anything we witness the united states of america use three vetos against the seas fire in gaza to save the the people in gaza the they can 30% of the children in gaza mnutrition now and lot of them dying from hunger and starvation and we can see the round about of kuwaiti around in in western gaza become the call nickname the flower massacers since people go gather there waiting for any trucks to get them any kind of aid or flower to get to their starving children there is their life and lot of them knows they can go there and not coming back since but they have to do something for their kids and this is all done at the watch of the united states of america exactly it's all happening. under the watch of the us and also mr. shajare uh the u.s. also did some uh kind of what i would like to call a propaganda move to send some aid that at best can be described as drop in the

zin?ult of painstaking work, the expert community, government specialists, administration, everything completely fits into the budget rules; in fact, they are quite conservative in nature. moreover, a number of experts believe that additional treasury revenues in the next 6 years may allow the country to realize " gelnezhekai stops at novorossiysk, because the route is very difficult, serpentine, isn't it too daring in general, no, look, when we if we go back to this road, when i discussed with members of the government, well, as you know, the ministry of finance is always like that, well, in a good sense from kuperdey, everything is very conservative when it comes to spending, and the minister of finance told me, almost word for word, he says that they are against the construction of this road. which was not recorded by us , the economy is growing, this is a fact, and a fact , but by international organizations, economic, financial, we have really increased purchasing power, overtaken the

you see the the american genocide jo and the zin entity and lots of the elites, ruling elites in europe, look at the palestinan children and women and and people are not, they look at them as the child gonna be a freedom fighter in the future, so they are legitimate targets to the zianist entity, and the they they look, they have to cleanse the palestinian people from there otherwise those people. can mushroom another resistant in the future, that's what they they think, they think already they're nearly gonna eliminate the palestinan resistance, but they are mistaken, the only the only sore hands they holding the palestinan resistance from is the population because the they are targeting the attacks against the people, starving the people, targeting the the civil infrastructure, but the resistance is directing massive blows against them. and they these the the design entities, incubation forces in gaza, they they know they are receiving huge blows in there, the resistance under the ground, over the ground, beside the rubble, in in the destroyed towns are are in control at the minute, a

allows us to understand the struggles of the palestinian people from the 1930s to the mid-1960s when the zinying houses streets and orchards leaving the protagonists of her book insbronza herself with only a handful of memories and no homeland patria esperanza very welcome and thank you thank you very much for accepting this invitation, i want to start by asking you the same thing i ask everyone when they are here, when and under what circumstances do you and your family arrive in our country? we arrived in chile in 1956 at the beginning of 1956 in march with my father, my mother, my grandmother and my brothers, well basically the reason for coming to chile was the instability there. in bethlehem and at that part there was the area of palestine that was not occupied in 1948, it was under jordanian rule and they kept that part and then well i believe that the palestinians have always fought for their independence because they did not want anyone either jew nor jordanian nor anyone, so well i believe that the palestinians have always fought for their independence. i was super young, i was seve

name of allah, gracious, the most merciful. hopes were few for many reasons. first among them being zin of stubberness and unwillingness to cease aggression against gaza. the second reason is the lack of seriousness from the americans in pressuring the israeli entity, with pressure only focused on the palestinian side by the americans and also by countries considering themselves mediators. which contributed to the failure or diminished hopes of success in these negotiations. as what was required was to acknowledge outcomes in favor of the zionist enemy that the occupying army couldn't achieve militarily. yes, the occupation indeed killed civilians and committed massicers reaching the level of... genocide, but militarily they couldn't reach their announced battle goals, therefore they wanted to give the killer and the butcher political gifts and strategic gains at the expense of the steadfastness and sacrifices of the palestinian people. hence these negotiations were viewed from the beginning as difficult and might not lead to results with the israeli entity, possibly exploiting them to

here, guys, such a kuchemist. you need to tone it down, because there is no zin there.ed a special fire regime; over the past weekend , more than thirty sites of landscape fires were recorded here. already now the ministry of emergency situations is strengthening a group of rescuers of up to 300 people. aviation forest fire fighters assist the ministry of emergency situations employees in eliminating the forest fire. in addition, detachments from mikhailovsky and oktyabrsky will be sent to the district to help. and nadezhdinsky district. victoria samuseva, vesti primorye. in the kupinsky direction, russian soldiers received an important cargo. a kamaz truck arrived at the position with letters and parcels from home. the units received messages not only from relatives, but also from complete strangers. such envelopes are sent to the northern military district zones every day. igor pikhanov will tell you the details. by broken front roads kamaz of the ministry's postal service. the defense is moving towards the positions of the russian military. while driving, the driver

administration is not a partner in this war, but rather is managing this war since biden came and chared the zin of war council, but it seems that netanyahu has gone beyond the boundaries drawn for him and aspires to achieve more objectives. however, the united states knows that the resistance in gaza. remains alive, present, accepted and supported by the palestinian people. biden wants this extermination, but he supports it with soft extermination, without sound and image, and stopping it would end the state of global discontent that has reached the streets of the weight. thank you very much, mr. muhammad. haj musa: spokesperson of the islamic uh jihad palestinian resistance for your time and effort to be on our show to discuss what the proposal of the resistance is and what to expect from the upcoming talks in qatar. now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about very rare meeting that took place between palestinian resistance factions and the yemeni ansarulah resistance. informed sources revealed a meeting that brought together multiple palestinian factions fr

the world post axa operation. bismillah, mean this is exactly was happening, the public image of the zin state of israel has been damaged, we remember before the attack on gaza in recent month, no one actually, many countries, especially the... population of western country uh they used to be like afraid to either protest against israel because the laws there call any protest or any condemnation of israel as anti-semitic. that's why i believe that this recent attack has exposed the uh state and as well they have exposed the international community especially country who are directly supporting israeli regime in its genericide like britain, france, germany and as well the united states and the ermanist. as well exposed those country that i mean it doesn't need to be a strong country or to be someone who have battleship like the united states to help uh people like in gaza but yemani actually they are doing it even though uh they have come out of a war which now we still have the truth for two years that war was conducted for more than nine nine years by saudi aggression and the united ara

israeli intelligence officials, and so you can see that that kind of the way in which um advocacy, zin advocacy can fuse or maled into actual subversion by israel's intelligence agencies on foreign campuses, in the us they have hundreds and hundreds of uh of uh branches on different us campuses uh pellel dos and they work very closely in almost every case with with icc, the israel and campus coalition as well, right? well, the israel on campus coalition has has been coordinating with the zionist regime for some time, so i asked, why that's a problem for supporters of palestine? look, this implicates lot of not just constitutional um issues, but this implicates in a very real way the physical safety of these students. we've seen on campus in colombia students and including some palestinian students who were um attacked with skunkwater by by other students, i believe who had served in the israeli army. um, i think, just as the adl should be investigated and i'm sure many of the attorneys i know and respect uh will be launching demands for investigation of the adl and the icc, the not not

feminists and for all humanist, anyone who thinks that we are at the wrong marge are obviously... just zin is imperialist, and they also obviously do not understand what it means to support women with equality, respect and justice. globally, 60% of poor people are women, they are paid 23% less than a man, even when doing the same work, and they spend two and a half more hours doing domestic chors than men. we have made some progress pushing women's rights to the forefront, must demand many other advancements. we must also not forget about the rights of girls, many of whom suffer from sexual violence, and he must be better protected and better represented by our government. in france and much of the west, women suffer from widespread objectification and the commodification of their bodies. france allows the use of naked women in public advertising, which many say undermines its regular claim to be feminist model which... other nations must emulate. press tv, paris. thousands of yemenes have. speak into the streets of san and other cities to reaffirm the continuous support for the palestinia

allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, hopes with few, for many reasons, first among them being zin of stubness and unwingness to cease aggression against gazah, the second reason is the lack of seriousness from the americans in pressuring the israeli entity, with pressure only focused on the palestinian side by the americans and also by countries considering themselves mediators, which contributed to the... or diminished hopes of success in these negotiations, because what was required was to acknowledge outcomes in favor of the zionist enemy that the occupying army couldn't achieve militarily. yes, "the occupation indeed killed civilians and committed massicers reaching the level of genocide, but militarily they couldn't reach their announced battle goals. therefore, they wanted to give the killer and the butcher political gifts and strategic gains at the expense of the steadfastness and sacrifices of the palestinian people. hence these negotiations were viewed from the beginning as difficult and might not lead to results with the israely entity, possibly exploiting them to achiev

at the initial start when the zin entity was declaring that they would invade rafah, um, the bin administration had its empty words, but they immediately approved like arms transfers and mind you, the whole rhetoric is false because even back in november biden then said that uh conditioned aid to israel was was a worthy thought uh as per this report by political but he never actually followed up on it of course so an article entitled no conditions on future israel aid despite biden's worthwhile thought quip written by alexander ward and jonathan lamir who said that days later after biden's statement senior us officials hit the sunday shows to rule out the proposal hinting but not outright saying that there wouldn't be a shift in the administration's israel policy, so political reported that one bied administration official suggested that biden's side made in response to a reporter's question was less about siding with progressive sentiment and more of a window into his private frustrations with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, so this reflects of course the us administration's frustra

i said before the right-wing voices tend to be more simplistic in indeed and of course and and the zin is influence on those on those voices too, but unfortunately uh we're going to have to leave it there because we are out of time again, so let me thank our guest jason kridland and of course our residence expert. professor david miller. palestine de classified will be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis. in the meantime, please share today's program on your social media platforms to help us continue growing our audience and countering the disinformation. turned out by the corporate media and remember you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates, so until next time, this is chrisson, saying bye for now, this week on expos a, western broadcast media inactively assert that zionist war planes targeted hisbullah weapons depots in southern lebanon, whereas they actually struck residential areas. zianist mainstream media misleadingly report that iran warned hezbulah against provoking a full-scale war with zinus is

or epistemic obligation to believe zinis because i have a list of 10 lies back by academics from the zins entity. i a moral human being, i'm an intellectual my phd student. let me finish, i'm just talking about it impact i'm answering. well, the impact could be because of propaganda. the point i'm trying to say is this, the moral agents are under no moral or epistemic obligation to believe known liars and then..." liers, they've the false flag in egypt, pretending to blame it on the the an, the muslim brotherhood, you had designist who had irish passports that killed someone in in in dubai, someone, he was a hamas, yeah, whatever, it's a human being at the end of the day, but the point i'm trying to say is, you're saying masad is no right to kill hamas, no, i'm saying to you that they're known liers, there are known liers, so how can you? 40 beheaded babies, okay, name me one of the babies that were beheaded, one, just one, well, there some children were uh, name me one beheaded baby, some women and children were beheaded, name me one baby, name, maybe not forty, that was one, that was on

because she's was visibly muslim so we ask steve for his thoughts on this deeply disturbing trend in zin messaging? yes it is, mean i think um the designs weren't expecting the absolute backlash to the genocide in gaza, not only muslims but 70%, over 70% of the british population, the entire british population regardless of religion or ethnicity want to stop to this genocide, they want an immediate seasfire, but the the people that designers. are targeting in in order to build a profile of somehow uh violent or extreme elements is the muslim population and it's completely on true, i mean i've personally been on every demonstration, i've seen very very little violence at all, the main violence that i saw was from members of the the uh english defense league who had been summoned to a counter demonstration by tommy robinson, but the by and large their marches have passed off without incident, so again i think their strategy has been... ineffective, well as i saying david, i mean, you design lobbies really lost the the plot on this one, haven't they, i mean, i latif's report highlighted tha

allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, hopes were few for many reasons, first among them being zin a stubberness and unwillingness to cease aggression against gaza. the second reason is the lack of seriousness from the americans in pressuring the israeli entity, with pressure only focused on the palestinian side by the americans and also by countries considering themselves mediators, which contributed to the failure or diminished hopes of. success in these negotiations, because what was required was to acknowledge outcomes in favor of the zionist enemy that the occupying army couldn't achieve militarily, yes the occupation indeed killed civilian. and committed massicers reaching the level of genocide, but militarily they couldn't reach their announced battle goals. therefore, they wanted to give the killer and the butcher political gifts and strategic gains at the expense of the steadfastness and sacrifices of the palestinian people. hence these negotiations were viewed from the beginning as difficult and might not lead to results with the israeli entity, possibly exploiting them t

increased consciousness that there is in the country and the increasingly increasing inability of the zin to stop this kind of campaigning, and so so so we have the situation where we look at this the other day just in in the show where the government is trying to step in and to to divide the movement by labeling some parts of the palestine solidarity movement as being extremist. of course this will this is going to fail, but it's that's an indication of the threat that they face, that they feel that they face from the palestine solidarity movement. and - nazim, the uh the attendance at the the could stay demonstrations is is incredibly uh mixed, isn't it? very diverse attendies, a big big jewish contingent for for example, i believe, is that briefly? i mean, that's true, isn't it? absolutely, absolutely. i mean, it's a very family friendly um protest, lot of children come along with their families with... parents and we have a large contingent of the jewish people, especially rabbies from neutral cart movement as well as um other jews as well become antisignist jews who come to the proce

now skepticism hits western mainstream media pointing that zin is... 's obstruction is still a problem, but it will now arise at the distribution stage rather at the point of entry thanks to the biden peer plan in gaza, and social media users see this bidon peer plan for gaza as a dark joke, claiming the only reason for this plan is to loot gas located on the coast of gaza and to allow more land grab for the zinus occupation. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. the tone in zionist israel seems to be in line with the announcement by us president joe biden to establish a floating port off the shores of gaza under the predext of significantly increasing the flow of humanitarian aid. to the largest concentration camp in the world. this reconciliation by the regime of benjamin netanyahu carries many messages in line with the objectives of their own genocidal war. let us hear from fuad itaim, our broadcast expert and writer at the cradle for more about this fake news expose. is there any doubt that the us plan to establish a temporary

host: cori joins us from florida on our independent l■zin ahead.ous caller. medicare social security subject. my father died when i was 12 years old. i am 74 right now. if it was not for the social security survivor benefits that were institutedbefore 1961, my u have really been hurt badly because my mother was a housewife, high school graduate. anyway, going forward on social security i think it is great. just cracked the $2000 a month benefit with the new call up. it is kind of a milestone for me. on that i would like to say about medicare is i've been on medicare for nine years and going back to me choosing my plan, you will be inundated with advertisements from every cpany that sells an advantage plan. i chose the supplement plan. i have no restrictions on my where for care. the plan that i chose happened to be a no deductible, no co-pay. if you keep the original plan for two years. i am now 74 years old. i pay nothing to go to a doctor. i paid 35,000 -- i pay $35 in the hospital for a couple days. host: arc in maryland. -- mark inyland. last c