sedation as part of a plan to crack sang on a nico router. this is dw business. i'm kate ferguson. the thanks for joining me. it is 10 days since terrorist group come off launched its attack on israel. thousands of people have died and the result in conflict with a shocking scale of her mouth was initial, a sold raising questions, not only by the capability of is riley defense systems, but about how her mouth could us access the financial resources needed to carry it as and the aftermath of the mazda talk, there was initially confusion about whether the european union was planning to suspend the development age to palestinians. and you officials laser clarified that know who monetary and aid would be suspended. but that development aid would be reviewed. let's take a listen to how one french politician expressed his views on the international responsibility to crack, then on those providing funds to terrorist groups. beautiful. we must cut

off all development age to those involved in financing terrorism. and we must impose sanctions. we must impose sanctions. penalties must be imposed on states like iran and katara that finance terrorism. the females released at lakes. you'll see that that's own in on one of those countries. he mentioned iran a staunch enemy of israel. it is known to provide funds to him us, according to 2020 estimates from the us state department. iran provides about a $100000000.00 annually to palestinian groups, including him. off with one is writing security for us recently telling moisture is the figure had climbed to about 350000000 in the past year. now to talk more about this, i'm joined by cars,

arrive be on iran specialist and i r g c research director ask united against you fit around 8 non profit cover up based on your research to what extent on how does iran to fund hema wasn't going to understand the as letter and publish it the wrong, the regime in iran is the primary ministry. financial logistical, an ideological supposed to all the time us, terry square. even if we take a step back, i want to unpack the nature of this relationship which really started to flourish in the 1990s. we so promised military it's being sent to that been known to undergo training by hezbollah. but also a contingent of minutes is being sent to, to, around to and the guy me solid training by none other than the so called gold father of the uranium ballistic me saw program i r g c. come on to, to run e mail. if i've done how much the officials are also being on record at

underscoring the fact this sophisticated smuggling, what good is on the ground in garza was the product of the late. i'll g c, but suppose combined cost them so they money. so one of the mechanisms to get this kind of material and financial support to the terrorist organization, how much is through the sophisticated underground network. so it is route which is real, has tried to, to counter, but there is no doubt that this has a radiance fingerprints all over it. and are these tax dollars or oil income that iran is using to fund? how much, how does somebody actually reach them? or so it's a combination of bias and i think the oil revenue is really important hit it listed oil revenues since becoming all of the bite and ministration. the white house have searched so we have seen the radians be able to explore conservative estimates, put it around $3000000.00 barrels of oil per day. so that's really levels

a pre sanction. so the us administration hasn't been enforcing sanctions. and d as minor public has been taking advantage of that. and this is consistent by the way with the surgeon funding that we see for him us as you had mentioned this year in the past year. we have seen it writing in funding. we have seen funding bought via the i r g c increase from around a 100000000 dollars to 350000000 dollars. you put that against the backdrop, by the way of all changes to the i r g. c's. don't train changes to the i r g c structure and you can get a clearer picture that clearly indicates that the as long as i believe the gospel, the i r g c has a heinz not only and giving a green light to the recent terrorist attacks but also planning a rolling strategically cool is making these attacks because are briefly,

if you kind of what role are crypto currency is playing in this movement of money? yeah, correct. so courtesies have play. it's an important role. iran is actually a crypto mining hub. so i think the critics element is important. they have been on reco would they have spent a lot of results the radians to try and use crypt side card c as a means to evade international sanctions. but also they use traditional forms of a, of exchanges such as have all a banking and for a network of regime facilitators, only galks that are spread over over the world, including and year, by the way. and so far, these operations have gone, have undergone, without much, uh, without much limelight being some of them. then i think the us, i'm the europeans need to come together to set up a task force to identify the rating and raising facilitators. not least, the oligarchs who are acting as these that facilitates is across across the world.

not least in europe cult robbie, thank you very much for your insights. thank you. a united states is home to an estimated 1800000 people of guatemalan origin or from the scars by the experience of poverty and crime money left in the hope of securing a brighter future. now and d, o is seeking to give washing mullins, a reason just a it's all begin with just a handful of chicken. now. rebecca paris counts 300. the 20 year old is raising them for x and meet. she's part of the indigenous group of the maya, many of whom, unpublished, and yet she sees her future in guatemala. and in the us like this, you said you can generate income here, not only in the united states, the paternity here at home to the. but sometimes i just need someone to support on

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country to its image. the netherlands has never been the kind of bist free for all mass cultivation and supplies. still illegal purchase and consumption is tolerated in so called coffee shop site. this one in brand for the owner says a licensed legal supply will allow customers to know exactly what best smoking smoking on the most important thing is that we'll soon be able to use a 100 percent fuel cannabis. because the cannabis that we're now offering sometimes contains pesticides, some agents to increase the weight, you don't know. and if we can soon saw strong legal produces, we can test our product in a lab. and then to, to a given moment, you know, for sure that there are no pesticides or for an agents to increase the strength. the, the dutch government has handled a license to 10 grow is to sell that product to coffee shops intend to municipalities. the project will run for 4 years after which they'll assess the

results, the hope, a reduction in drug crime and improvement in public health the neighboring germany is also partially legalizing. the bill spearheaded by the health minister is currently making its way through parliament onto the team. the funding kind of boost companies here are pleased about legalize ation, but say international mt. narcotics regulations are complicating the process of regulating the supply of cannabis for recreational use. so it can trade for medical purposes, that's an exception. so for example, the product we bring it with american market is canadian product, south african product and south american product. however, if germany would legalize recreation to the, then we couldn't important because in the you and i call these recommend just not allowing it to build up a cool deviation industry in germany will be very expensive, would take very long example in canada. so it is also not very beneficial because

a lot of companies and certainly build up, then you have an open supply. and then if you use it to everyone goes bankrupt. and that's also that difficult. germany and the netherlands are slowly inching towards legalization. but in the face of complex legal structures, rather than copying full runners like canada or in the us in the we to policies, germany and the netherlands of rolling their own. and that's all we have time for from where you can always check w dot com slash business. we're on the dw easy to the tunnel as well until next time for me. and the entire team here in berlin is by take care of the

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the you watching, you know the news coming to live from berlin. germany shows and support for israel chancellor. all our faults tells prime minister netanyahu that, as well as the right to defend itself against homos. charles also warns countries in the middle east and not to intervene in the conflict. also coming up on the show, jordan's king abdulla warns against any attempt to force palestinians into his country or into egypt only got a red line. and us president joe biden prepares to travel to israel. he's expected to reaffirm is real.