by the iof by late august 2024, between 30,00 to 34,00 people per square kilometer were of living there. now this is area that has water, electricity or buildings to shelter. the first mention of this zone was back in october 18 when the iof posted ax the idf orders gaza residents to move into that area that they call a humanitarian zone, well that's what they did, but then another post from the 21st of october stated, if your life and the... of those you love are important to you, arrive at the humanitarian area in amawasi, according to our instructions. well naturally, hundreds of thousands of people fled to that area, albeit in intervals, reaching 1.8 million palestinians, surpassing the limit. at this point you have had what uh has occurred when you have all these people forced into area uh in which uh people are suffering from polio, chickenps and intestinal infections for that to actually spread. "and there may be another reason for

that, and that is the fact that you have that type of a um situation being exposed to the of palestinians when they have such diseases that more will be catching them as a result. well, the almawasi camp has been targeted by the regime forces multiple times, even though it has been labeled a humanitarian zone, and that's a pattern now, declaring areas of safe zones, pushing palestinians to relocate there, and then killing them." in total five israeli massacres that have occurred, when you take a look at that uh at the almasi camp, total of 217 palestinians that have been killed since may, but the amasy massacer could not be achieved without the us help and its bombs meant to level neighborhoods, you can see over here what the bombs did there, these are bombs uh that created 9 meter deep craters covering radius of 350 kmters and uh as a result when the bombs hit it exploded but it ripped through flesh and bodies

because these are bombs design that are designed to level blocks and uh concrete, but there were only people that would feeling the impact of these bombs. hello, welcome back uh, we have with us our... guest from london, ranjit brah, who is

an endovascular surgeon a consultant of vascular, and also we have daniel yejich from barcelona, author and researcher, um, we just of uh covered this one particular massacre, and i'd like to ask you ranjit about this, where you have camp that's deemed to be humanitarian zone uh, where aside from the fact that it has no infrastructure to tend to of all these palestinians there uh of which uh the regime has relocated. palestinians a number of occasions spread across an area in khan unis called the almasi as an example, and yet they targeted it, and not only that, the used bombs provided by the us that uh were these two thousand pound bombs where it's supposed to basically blow up uh concrete or building material, but there were only human flesh and tents there. what is your impression of the way that these types of massacers have occurred throughout the one year since operation allo flood? taken place

by the regime forces. it's very hard to describe your emotions when seeing such atrocities, on the one hand, an abstract level, you can say you weep for humanity, of that we live in a world where such things take place, but you only have to take a step back to realize not an abstract situation, is very real motivation, and that we live in a world that is divided between nations of incredible wealth and power, the imperialist nations, where from the city of london and from wall street, enormously powerful corporations plan to divide the riches of the world, and in order to do so, they must dominate the world, and through no fault of the palestinians, this was deal that was made by the lloyd george government in 1917, they signed the balford declaration and essentially committed the palestinians to history, the palestinians to their great credit have refused to succum through their incredible self-sacrifice and heroism, they are resisting and in fact the... not losing

despite the atrocities of the israelis, they're performing these atrocities not from a position of strength, actually, but from a position of great weakness, where their entire economy, their tire society, their entire diplomate. is on the brink of failure. netanyahu is gambling, like on his last throw the dice, that he can stoke a regional war and draw in the united states and the europeans to do the physical fighting for him because failing that, israel will cease to exist. the cia 20 years ago, 19 years ago, published a document in which they said israel cannot continue to exist its current state of relations with its neighbors, it will fail, and this is this is happening before our. so the level of their atrocities is a sign to me of their desperation and the inhumanity of a system which is prepared to live on the bones are the literal bones of of men, women and children. well dan, guess that makes some good points, but uh the mere fact that you have this war crime taking place

through the displacement within the gaza strip on so many occasions in this case i just picked one um and using the excuse uh that we are targeting for example hamas fighters or the... and control centers, the proof uh when it came up even turned out to be false, there was really notion of that in many of these massacers, and you had the us come out and support that uh, i guess uh statement in the defense of the israeli regime, why do you think that the us came out doing that, and did it really have any buyers after we saw this recurs so many times? yeah, simply because the united states and the israeli regime are, one entity in this case, the israeli regime depends existentially on the united states, it wouldn't be able to carry out uh these crimes without the full uh ideological, political, military and financial backing, so uh whatever the israely regime does, it does so with the green light

uh from the united states and this entire narrative that the israeli regime is targeting hamas fighters which they refer to as terrorists and has been copied now now and recycled for so many years and we need to also remember that hamas was founded in the late 1980s, that is exactly one century after the colonial ideology of zionism emerged in europe and four decades after the so-called state of israel was established and proclaimed a genocidal this possession of the palestinian people, however this entire terrorist narrative has been so productive and it's a very lazy narrative that has been reproduced by the media imperialist media infrastructure in the west, including in in hollywood in mainstream news, that is just very easily uh to there's no more effort and

it's just very easy for the israelis um to come up with these narratives and the same time of course if we look at not just since october 7 but throughout the past decades is really... does not even need any justification for its western audiences uh uh these really narratives have been disproven so many times because they are just so ridiculous but the israeli regime can get away with whatever it does because of this unconditional backing of the us so i think we've reached a point now also one year after uh this genocide and again nothing started on october 7 where very much israel regime is making fun of of the rest of the world yeah unfortunately thank you for that uh well. the israely raids into the west bank almost done a daily basis have increased um dramatically, almost exponentially after operational flood, but the violence and the killings have increased uh um as well in a step with that. one of the reasons is that the resistance fighters in the west bank, well they have increased their actions against the israely

regime. the other is that the regime feels that the resistance fighters are increasing in numbers including the flow of weapons to fight off the regime forces as we're about to see in this report. before dawn, israeli military vehicle stormed jene once again, turning its streets into battlegrounds, air strikes and chilling devastated residential areas, government buildings and schools. the destruction is overwhelming, 15 schools have been severely damaged in just the past week, jeopardizing the education of thousands of palestinian students. in a horrowing incident, math teacher ahmed jabarin and his fellow educators were attacked by the iof while and route to school. tragically, one of his colleagues lost his life in the assault, leaving ahmed grabbling with the trauma. every day, mr. alam and i went to school together. on the day we were attacked, we heard distant gunfire, but didn't think we were in danger. suddenly, direct fire hit our

car. it felt like a horror movie. when it stopped, we realized mr. allam had been murtered. it was indescribable. at the school, another colleague realized he'd been shot in the shoulder. i... screaming for help, but there was no one around, this is the life of palestinians, everything is targeted, the occupation spares no one, yet when a teacher teaches and a student learns, both... are resisting efforts to restore normality in schools are ongoing, but the reality is grim, children struggling to focus on learning amid the trauma of air strikes and violent israeli rates. education has transformed from pursuit of knowledge to matter of survival. in northern west bank cities like tulkaram, janin and tubas, school and university attendance has been repeatedly disrupted due to frequent raids. parents are understandably fearful and raids during school hours, as seen in kabatia, further impact families and education. these

incursions drain resources meant for development, causing both physical and psychological damage. as infrastructure crumbles and education is disrupted, one pressing question remains, when will the world take notice? the impact of these attacks is profound and far reaching. the people of janin are not just fighting for their homes, they are fighting for their future. for their children's right to learn, to live and to dream without fear. the struggle is not just against occupation, but the against the erasure of their identity, culture, and hope for better tomorrow. naqa hammed reporting for press tv. ramallah. let's bring from ramala uh to give us more about the lives the palestinians are experiencing there. we have this one year uh that is coming up uh, the operation also flood to have taken off. um back in october 7th, but what's incredible is the fact that palestinians have endured what they have, and

i think if you agree, and you could add more to it, one of the worst uh attacks was what happened in the jane refugee camp, where in a course of 10 days there was so much infrastructure uh that was ruined, but overall the types of tortures that the palestinians experience, even for a student for example to get to school uh, he has to or she has to go through checkpoints or just have tough time even going through that simple uh journey, you can't maybe add to that, well yes, through the last year we have been seeing many horrible stories about about various aspects of the lives of the palestinians over here, but regarding to that report, if we are going to talk about education, for example, this very simple right of the palestinian children have been stripped out of of their hands. we are talking about more than 504 palestinian educators have been directed. killed in gaza and in the west bank, we are talking about more than 3,500 injured and we are talking

about only over here in the west bank, more than 200 palestinian educators have been imprisoned by the iof, well as you have said it's just a simple right to be educated for a child, but over here in palestine they have to go checkpoint, they have to go and endure even attacks by the iof almost a daily basis on the uh on the school. also the they have endure and to survive attacks by settlers as we just have seen in ararabne where settlers have attacked a an elementary school putting bears covered in blood inside the school's playground and also uh beating up the uh the educational team and arresting the principal the school only for asking the help for his students. if we are talking also about ginine and tool car... as we have seen in the last two days, we are talking about almost a se 70% damaged infrastructure, even if the

schools are not totally damaged, we are talking about 15 schools that has been hit inside genine only, not to mention to karim al fara and and napolis only in giline we are talking about 15 school that has been targeted, also we are talking about streets that can't be walked in by students going to their schools, that's very unfortunate, thank you very much for that, responent talking to us from romala uh coming to you ranjit on this uh you know i i can't uh obviously fit in uh over seven decades of uh the violations the apartide regime has exercised against the palestinians but that snapshot um that a reporter who herself i'm sure has experienced these types of uh challenges um is quite telling of how this is continued however throughout this length of time why do you think that there has not been any prof real progress for the lives of palestinians throughout the years and decades to try to

put aside the violations taking place in order for them to have normal life. the answer in a word is is that is not the ideology of the zionists who run the state of israel. it's quite clear. i was a demonstration, i've just come from demonstration in london to mark the one year of this genocide carrying on since alaska flood battle, and someone held the loft. of course then the palestinian population were naive to this level of violence, so many were frightened and forced to move, it's clearly israel's intention to expel the remaining palestinian population, it's their heroism that makes them determined to remain to outlast endure and in fact to win, but of course they have the full blessing in all of their crimes precisely because israel remains

an unsinkable aircraft carry in the middle east doing the bidding of us and uk imperialism in order to dominate the vast mineral resources, let's not forget that what they're talking about is territory in the middle east and which 60 to 70% of the world's proven oil reserves still rest, and it's this that they care about, they don't give toss frankly for human rights, for the rights of any human being, they care about their returns, they care about their profits, they care about the the the right they have to exploit the natural resources and the human resources, the human beings of this area and the wider world, it's this that they're fighting for. um, is this that the anglo-american imperialism back israel for? it's why they continue to send their weapons, turn the other cheek, pretend they don't see the violence and talk in vague abstract terms about the equivalence of of humanity that you they can't see the rights and wrongs of the case and and meanwile allow the genocide to continue whilst they're really backing it to the hilt, and you talk about the schools equally is the case for the health

infrastructure which has been systematically destroyed i'm a doctor, i know palestinian doctors who come from the area and is heart out of them to see what's happening to their homeland, but at the same time they resist and and their resistance uh is is um is inspiring um a whole generation of people to rise up and this system despite its strength and its crimes, at the same time has never to me looked more fragile. sure, thank you for that. daniel, when our correspondent talk about how many schools in just that one particular refugee camp was destroyed, i think it was up to 35 uh and makes me think about the fact that there is the regime, not only the occupied west bank as it's doing now, but what it did in the gaza strip and it continues to do so, if there's anything left of it is trying to erase the heritage and the identity of palestinians with destruction of schools, mosks and uh what have you, in order ultimately to dispell them from their land, again another kock by, is that a qu way of looking at it? absolutely, because we have

two processes here taking place at the same time, it is the settler colonial. conquest that means the israelis, the israeli settlers trying to establish a connection to the land, well at the same time erasing the indigenous people, and this is very much in line with what uh settlers uh from europe have done in north america, south america, frankly all around the world, the fact is however that the palestinian people are living on their land and the settlers are coming from different parts of the... world and trying again to get to to to sort of make up for their lack of connection to the land, but destroying everything there, so as you mentioned, the schools, the educational infrastructure and in particular the targeting of of journalists of educators of professors of poets, the imprisonment of if

we look into the history of palestine, major palestinian thinkers, writers, uh resistance figures have been illegally detained, have been kidnapped by the israeli regime, have been assassinated, because what the israeli regime fears most is knowledge, because it's entire narrative is based on lies and racism, um, and so this is very much an existential fight for the israeli regime uh in order to suppress and oppress the indigenous people and um very unsuccessfully trying to cut them off from the outside world, thank you for that. well, the israel regime has made an or did make announcement on august 25th, it warned on that day that hisbullah wanted to carry out an operation similar to operation allo flood, that was their claim, aside from mentioning how hizbollah had attacked the northern part of occupied palestine since day two of operation flood, well uh it said it was preparing the world for the carnage that it would execute uh on alebanese lands

justifying why it would attack lebanon. let's take a listen, a short while ago, the idf identified hisbala terrorist organization preparing to fire missiles, rockets towards israeli territory. in a self-defense act to remove these threats, the idf is striking terror targets in lebanon from reach hisbala was planning to launch their attacks on israeli civilians. this follows more than 6,700 rockets, missiles and explosive uavs fired by hizbala at israeli families home. and communities since october 8th. will soon fire rockets and possibly missiles and mariam saleh joins us from beirot to give us her thoughts about when that announcement was was made uh mariam, you had the um israely military spokesperson talking about how there

was going to be an imminent attack similar to uh the way that operation alaso flood was executed by the hezbollah fighters uh justifying the attack then that sued following that announcement that it made um one thing that was uh uh pretty interesting was the fact that he admitted to the success of uh the hizbullah in targeting the northern part and of course the uh way that the settlers had to uh be, i guess removed from that area had to remove themselves from that area, but what do you think about that day when uh they made the israel regime made that announcements? was there any validity to it? absolutely not, we know that hazballah if they wanted to, they would have done it after the israelis turned all the galile may be almost into a buffer zone. into a military zone, we know that now also there's many of the settlements and the occupied territories that have been transformed into a larger military base and so could have even

throughout that time from 8 october 2023 until just before the israeli offensive on lebanon amplified they could have entered because israeli settlers themselves said that we have emptied out that area and hisbullah has been able to basically uh invade or occupy of the gilili without even putting putting boots on the ground. had said from day one, their objective was to make sure there's an end to the genocide in ghaza. they had no intention of going for any invasion or launching any sort of attacks on the israelis going into palestinian territories. however, we saw how how specified they were, how they were targeting only military bases and military devices and armored vehicles, however now we see with the issue of the clashes, of course things have somewhat changed, but the israelis continue to use that narrative, if they're using narrative

against the paramedics, they consider paramedics are assisting in transporting fighters as well, and so they us, this is the usual talk, the usual narration from the israeli occupation forces during the time of occupation and during the flood operation throughout that time other in gazza or... in labadon so there's absolutely nothing new uh, but what we are looking at right now is that the israelis uh understand that hasbullah has the upper hand, especially in face to face combat. all right, thank you very much for that. mariam saw there talking to us from beiroot. mariam, thank you. well uh, let's talk a little bit more about the icj and what they have held against the um israeli regime. we're going to take a look atuh some of those uh stances. um, now they have not held back when it comes to the way that they have blasted. israely regime for its crimes, including the party practices, as you've you see in this uh particular legal consequences the construction of wall statement that has come out in terms of the summary uh the 204

advisory opinion found israel's separation wall and settlements on occupied palestinian lands illegal. now in terms of the next uh piece of uh information on this site from the icj's lack of enforcement, unfortunately the rulings mean nothing if third states and uh international community fail to hold israel. accountable uh and uh in a move that was blasted, this really connesset actually came out and rejected through a resolution, the establishment of a palestinian state, the resolution said the creation of palestinian state would pose an existential danger to israel, that's what they said, let's bring our guest into this, see what they think uh, and my last questions uh to both of you when it comes to the way that uh the israel regime has actually erased the possibility of a palestine. state ranjit, what do you think is that just to put an end to any notion that the world may have, including uh any countries to stand and support uh the

palestinian statehood? i'm sorry, i lost some of your question there, would you mind repeating it? the whole notion that the israel rejected uh through a resolution of the uh support for a palestinian state, that there is no longer that op absolutely, yeah, so it's not within the per... the israelis to recognize or reject the the statehood of the palestinian people, you what's abundantly clear is this latest period has destroyed the notion that two state solution is possible, many people had mixed feelings about it, i think at the time that the arafat yesarfat made the oslo accords, there was some brief hope, but when you had a part to play in this, but when he encouraged and the israelists assassinated their own leader in order to stop two state solution happening, from that point on they've driven relentlessly. towards the total destruction of palestine was very clear is that whilst the overwhelming majority of people and nations in the world do support palestinian stated and have recognized it, the israelis

have. no intention of recognizing it and what they're doing, as they did during much of the period when they seemed to be negotiating is stalling whilst they create facts on the ground and their facts on the ground are ongoing genocide ethnic cleansing was a subdivision of the west bank with their border border crossings and and checkpoints with their ongoing settlements and we know full well that they have their eyes in particular on the gas fields off of the gaza coast which technically belong to the... meaning palestinian state and the real estate which they are gleefully selling off you zionist parties and events in new york and in israel and they've already decided to fully colonize these territories and they are busyly in front of the world creating and trying to complete their genocide, they're failing and actually the resistance is strong enough to actually threaten the existence of the zinist state itself, but that is quite clearly their plan and intention, they've made this abundantly clear and it's

absolutely in violation of inter. national law. all right, i like to thank you for that. we do appreciate ranjit brother, consultant the vascular and endovascular surgeon, also from london, we thank you for your comments on this anniversary of operational flood. also like to thank daniel, author and researcher who spoke to us from barcelona. finally, sometimes there are moments during a period of aggression or violence that stands out for the pure simplicity, yet powerful message that is seen may. this is exactly what the following scene has done in the aftermath of the attack by the iof regime forces in the tulkarm refugee camp.

that does it for this edition of the program, lots more to cover when it comes to the us-israeli genocide against palestinians. in the next edition of our program debunking the myth, we will look at how the israel regime itself is hemoraging when it comes to its own economy, including the impact that this onslot has left, both on the occupied west bank and the gaza strep. thank you so much for being with us from mikov and the entire team, it's goodbye until the next program.

انا بدي اختم بكلام معنووي شوفوا نحن بثقافتنا نؤمن بالله عز وجل وان الله سبحانه وتعالى بيده ملكوت السماوات والارض وكل شيء في يد الله سبحانه وتعالى ونحن بنعتبر انه عم نقوم بتكليفنا نحن عباده ونعبده نعبده في الصلاه ونعبده في الجهاد وعندما نطيعه ونعبده نكون جندا له وعندما نكون جندا له نصبح جزءا من جنوده في هذا الوجود وفي هذا الكون وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو وما يعلم جنود ربك الا هو انتم تخوضون معركه خائبه فاشله لن تؤدي الى اي نتيجه القتل يزيدنا وعيا وعنادا واصرارا.

first of the headlines, hisbolla continues to hit israely military sides and settlements with barrages of rockets, retaliation for the regime's deadly aggression against lebanon. israel launches new air raids on the lebanese capital, targeting the southern out skirts of bay roots with several violent strikes and th is really strike a grasma mosk sheltering displaced people kills over 20 civilians raising the genocidal war's death toll to above 41,800.