and israeli captive in agazo strip holds the regime's prime minister responsible for the death of his uh wife and two kids due to indiscriminate air strikes by the israeli regime yet den bebas asked benjamin netanyahu to allow the bodies of his wife and two children to be returned to the occupied territories for barial. international charity group doctors without border says the situation in gaza is unimaginable and inhumane. group says nohere is safe in the beside enclave where. people are trying escape unpredictable bombardments, it also says over 1.7 million people have been displaced out of 2.3 million population and new report by american media says us provided israel with over 70,000 consignments of military equipment over the last 70 years. consignments include aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and bombs.

of halt meine alten freuen, world war 2, although a dark chapter of the past, became the illuminating source for some in the spotlight of history, this man was known as a

jewish refugee, german immigrant, american politician, us foreign policy master, see we're going to jump in live into your program and interrupt you, take you live to the besieg gaza strip where we could see the uh the gaza sky over there with uh smoke of billowing across it, huge explosion has been a heard there in, i believe it's central to north central, ghaza um the regime. has started its indiscriminate bombing campaign of the besiege enclave just a little over two hours ago as a 4-day truce followed by two-day and one-day extension have all expired now friday morning time there in the besieg gaza strip uh the the seven day uh in total truce temporary true that we had with um the israeli uh regime is now expired 350

palestinian and israeli prisoners were swapped, there's now been a resumption of hostilities, the regime has started with tank shelling, aerial bombardments, bombs and missiles as well as it's a ground incursion in northern gaza where fears clashes are already underway between the palestinian resistance movement hamas and the israeli of regime on the ground in northern gaza and by uh air you see um the bombing campaign. has picked up practically where it left off after 49 days last friday 7 days ago to the day um now the uh un and many world leaders scrambled all week at the security council to try to extend this temporary trues to a lasting seasfire but their efforts ended in vain and now um we have heard of a tank shelling at the new serot and berage refugee camps aerial bombardments of those camps,

we've uh heard that hamas and the uh israelis are engaged in furious fighting in a in northern gaza, we've heard about three fatalities already over last couple hours at the rafa border crossing and another eight or nine in a total between 12 and 15 we believe in the last hour and a half palestinians killed by israeli bombing and uh shelling so uh we are... developments very closely here on press tv, the temporary ceasefire that um took place in the gaza strip expired at 0500 local time gmt in the besieg gaza strip which is exactly 2 hours and 5 minutes ago we've already had 12 to 15 casualties on the palestinian side um the uh multiple refugee camps have been uh hit khanis has been hit very close to al-nasar hospital which is one of the only hospitals that is fully

functional in the besieg onclave, we saw you know very well through the last 49 days leading up until last friday, a multitude of hospitals and civilian infrastructure leveled over seven one mosks over 60% of the entire residential um infrastructure of gaza, nearly 300,00 homes annihilated, over 15,500 people killed, mostly women and children, and now the israeles according to benjamin nathan are going to pick up exactly where they left off with the carnage and aniholation of the besieg gaza strip will be following developments throughout the morning very closely here on pressv, so stay tuned and goodbye for now. the henry alfred kissinger.

henes alfred kissinger was born on may the 27th, 1923. jewish parents in bavaria, germany. the world war ii stumping its way through in 1938, louis and paola kissinger took the 15-year-old heins and his younger brother walter out of the nazi germany and immigrated to the us. the kissingers took up residence in the upper manhattan area of new york city. young hyns adopted the u.s. friendly name of henry in his new home. he worked in a factory during the day. and went to high school at night. henry continued to work while attending city college of new york and excelled as a part-time accounting major. he had to drop out of college in 1943 upon his drift into the us military service. when

henry completed his basic training, army sent him to engineering school. as the program fell through, kissinger was assigned to the 84th infantry division. it did not take long for him to be noticed for his fluency in german language which landed him a position in the intelligence section. in 1944, the 84th infantry division was deployed to europe and was actively involved in various military operations until the end of world war ii. kissingers performance during world war ii military service earned him promotion to. rank of sergeant. his experience in the us army also proved invaluable in his upcoming entry into the world of politics. 1946, kissinger left the army service for a civilian teaching position at the european command intelligence school in germany's camp

qing. with his aspirations of higher education still intact, on the third try kissenger earned an undergraduate degree in 1950. he graduated from harvard college with a ba in political science. he continued his studies in harvard by receiving his ma in 1952 and ph.d. in 1954. kissinger later got a faculty position in the department of government and center for international affairs at his almater. he served as director the defense studies program as well as the international seminar in harvard during the 50s and 60s. kissinger broadened his scope of activities by holding consulting positions in state and private institutions like the us army, department of state, national security council, arms control and disarmament agency,

rockefeller brothers fund, and think tanks such as council on foreign relations and rand corporation. these part-time collaborations developed into lifelong relationships and full-time appointments for kissinger and the us political scene. well here and there there might be an objection or nelson rockfeller, the governor of new york, hired kessenger for a part-time consulting position that he personally funded. kissinger was the foreign policy advisor to rockefeller during all three of his campaigns for presidential nomination of the republican party until he lost to richard nixon in 1968. richard nixon went to win the 1968 us presidential election and appointed henry kissinger as his national security advisor, but it was kissinger's 1973 appointment as the secretary of state in the nixon administration that made history of the

house and the senate and all of our other distinguished guests. i know all of you will want to hear from the new secretary of state, and as we work for p at peace with justice, compassion and humanity. we know that america in fulfilling man's deepest aspirations. fulfills what is best within it, thank you very much. kissinger became the first high-ranking official in the us government who was born outside the country. i had no prior knowledge of the watergate breaking. i neither took part in or knew about any of the subsequent cover-up activities. today,

in one of the most difficult decisions of my presidency, i accepted the resignations of two of my closest associate, after the watergate scandal and nixon's resignation in 1974, kissinger maintained his position as the secretary of state in the new government headed by the former vice president gerald ford. from 1973 to 1975, kissinger served as the national security advisor as well as the secretary of state in both nixon and ford administrations. henry kissinger served as u.s. national security advisor and also secretary of state from 1969 to 1977. during his eight-year tenure, kissinger was a... forced to be reckoned within the global politics. it was a stunch advocate of real

politique which favored realism and practicality over ideology and ethics. while riddled with criticism and controversy, kissinger's approach was seen effective in advancing the us interests in many countries throughout the world. kissinger also undertook de tont, which was a policy that favored relaxation of international relations in conflict situations. the term they taunt became synonymous with easing of tensions between the us and the soviet union in 1971. this year also marked the successful talks between kissinger and the chinese premier juen lay. that ended over two decades of hostility between the two countries.

kissinger's involvement in the vietnam war began in 1965 while he taught at harvard. the us government and exploited its containment policy of preventing the spread of communism to interfere in the conflict. spreading from vietnam to neighboring cambodia and laos, the 20-year war left millions of mostly. civilian casualties before it ended in 1975.

an estimated 40,000 cambodians were killed during the 1969 us secret bumming campaign in which kissinger was instrumental as nixon's national security advisor.

kissinger was key player in 1973 paris peace accords negotiations that failed to end the vietnam war. for the efforts in peace talks, kissinger, along with the vietnamese representative, lead though were jointly awarded the 1973 nobel peace prize. we believe that peace is at hand. with vietnam

at war. though declined the award while kissinger accepted his peace prize for his fire that failed to materialize before 1975. in 1974, as the national security advisor, kissinger directed the very controversial national security study memorandum 200 that found population growth in the least developed countries, serious concern for us national security. gerald ford officially

adopted this policy in 1975, although the records were not declassified until the 9. in the immediate future, the republic of south africa can show its dedication to africa and its potential contribution to africa by using its influence in saltzbury to promote a rapid negotiated settlement for majority rule in rodija. the term shuttle diplomacy was adopted after kissinger intervented to end the 1973 arab israeli conflict. he was initially against the us involvement and

actually delayed informing president nixon on the conflict, but kissenger did start brokeringing a peace process that was eventually. analyzed by president jimmy carter during the 1978 cam david accords. kissinger left office as the democrat jimmy carter defeated the republican gerald ford in the 1976 presidential election. columbia university offered him an endowed chair position in 1977 which enraged the students to the extent that colombia had to withdraw their offer. university appointed kissinger at its center for strategic and international studies where he taught for several years.

throughout his career, kissinger continued his consulting activities, speaking engagements and writing articles and books on foreign affairs. henry kissinger founded kissinger associates in new york city in 1982. this secretive consulting firm provided its high profile clients with advice on investment opportunities, strategic partnerships and government relations on the international level. kissinger's interference in the south american affairs during the 70s came back to hunt him over the following four decades. under the direction of kissinger, the cia actively interfered in chile's politics when the democratically elected salvador ayande was the president. the cia's operations went beyond manipulating the public and congress into conducting cous that

eventually overthrew ayande's government and replaced it with agosto pinoche's dictator. ship, well in harper's magazine this month, there's an article called the case against henry kissinger, the making of a war criminal, explain christopher, i think he's a war criminal, i think he's a liar, i think he's responsible for kidnapping, for murder, the former dictator of chile, general. augusto pinoche has been arrested by police in london. the 82-year-old general is being held at the request of the authorities in spain who accused him of the murder of spanish citizens when he was in power.

christopher hitchens, as you no doubt know is out with new book called the trial of henry a kissinger. it is very rough on you, it is a book devoted to criticism of you, i'm not going to deal with with christopher hitchen, he's a man who's attacked mother teresa, jackie kennedy, he said the holocaust never existed, and i'm not. going to do him the favor of getting into a debate with him. i can't have it said i am an anti-semite or nazi sympathized, that i'm sorry is too much, it crosses my line, and dr. kissinger by now will have heard, i think from my lawyers that he's toce and desist from saying what he knows to be false. kissinger also played a key role in the us support of operation condor in south america. this bloody campaign was aimed at repression of opposition movements by the dictatorships in power. at least 60,000 were murdered during operation condor, the victims included citizens of countries outside south america as well. all

the legal summons, warrants and requests for testimony and extradition, issued by high-ranking judiciary officials in chile, argentina, uruguay. spain and france, regarding kissenger's involvement in south american cases of deaths and disapperances were disregarded by him. the us courts have dismissed all civil and criminal cases that were filed against kissenger. we have an obligation, each in when in office

to be aware of the continuity, but also aware the responsibility for the future, and those are out of office have an obligation to have understanding, compassion. and for the maximum support that they can give to the incumbant, especially one we appreciate so much, so that is the basic attitude and why i'm honored, the events we are celebrating here have been part of my life, now with freedom having moved far west of where all of this started, a whole new set of challenges

is arising with revolutionary movements a religious basis, the emergence of regions of the world which had been in a subsidiary position. the coming to the four of problems that can only be solved a global basis but that were not even recognized as problems when the events occurred that i am now describing that is the challenge the secretary of state has before her, the american people has supported the effort that

i have described and deserves a great deal of credit for its steadfastness. the thing that worries me most is to be sure that we maintain unity. as we go, hello doctor, your insight gives lot to think about, thank you so much, dr. thank you, can you ask ban on your quote when you said military men or dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns for foreign policy, bob woodward, bob woodward said you said that oh. he's he's the guy termed watergate, he's a trusted journalist, you never said that, your greatest

accomplishments have caused lot of humans. sir, do you have any regret or remorse for the human suffering? mr. kissinger, that you caused millions of people in chile, and argentina and east timore, mr. kissenger, i know you're not going to respond, but i don't want your new world daughter and you won't have one, mr. kissinger. i think he's a war criminal.

you don't need a connection. to palestine or the middle east to know that this is wrong and that the murder of 2000 civilians is wrong, the youth stand with palestine? співуча, сильна, найкраща, синьо-жовта, патріотична, вільна, незалежна, всього найкращого,

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