sions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the, the, this is, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt . washington says most of any of the casualties in java, i'll go ahead and that's just the reality in the complex the . 7 is there any bomb this big the lives of the over 6500 palestinians in less than 3 weeks with nearly a 100 more added to the depths stole over night. the ac is important to us. we recognize the a text by i miles we both happen in a box called

a cd and people have been subject to 56 years of simple k d copy paste. these are all sat the you inspected the general most resign after onto what that i suggested advisor tackling these roles. was the response to the 6 years of these rarely occupation. the at 6 pm in moscow to santee is a national with the updates i a michael port check at the us just called for the public just simply except that there will be more civilian casualties in guys as washington. as all i use ro continues its military operation as a ceasefire right now. really only benefits from us. this is for, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt going forward. i wish i could tell you something different. i wish that that wasn't

going to happen. but it is, he's going to happen and that doesn't make it right. doesn't make it the dismissal . it doesn't mean that we aren't going to still express concerns about that and, and do everything we can to help. these rarely do everything they can to minimize it. but, but that's, that's unfortunately, that's the nature of conflict. what you hate, in this comment say was simply the humanizing the situation that's happening in gauze or at the moment. and it's the 1st time we've heard this from western powers from west and media. if we look at the situation in se ukraine we'll see in the ways of thought was covered compared to what we're seeing. and also at the moment. and also what we've seen in previous conflicts in the middle east in the past that just syria. it's a very different story when, when you quinn stall, save in february of 2022, we saw all of you are one of the western powers, including the us, talking about opening their arms to the white ukrainians,

the european. so i think that is clear. what we're seeing here is there is a distinction between what we're talking about is the color of people's skin and the valley we put on their lives. let's just give you a reminder of how some of the coverage was at the stall to view claim last year. we are, sorry, it's very emotional for me because i see your p and people with blue eyes and loans here being to this isn't a place with all due respect. you know, like it rock rock. gattis. dance is a relatively civilized, relatively european. i have to choose those words carefully to we are in the 21st century. we're in a european city and we have cruise missile fire as though we were in a rock. we certainly don't see that kind of comfort when we talking about the thousands of children that have been killed in gulls. if there was a huge double standard pay in the way that the school is being treated. when you look at the one crane, there was a suggestion that this could be

a war march to the gates of brussels. we're now looking at these really goals at conflict as if they say some local parochial conflict. that's not going to expand further. but the reality couldn't be further from the truth was a children been killed. i've seen civilians. i've seen the women even health work as john list old have fallen victim to this. how was the western media coughing this whole conflict with this being an accusation of double standards when we talk about the ukraine, who, whenever they was a strike that resulted in any casualties that included the victims being children. they were lost it all over the headlines, the number, the children. we knew everything about those children. the same comp be set for those thousands of children in garza and we will spend lives in the past 2 weeks. in fact, they've been simply overlooked. we've heard for unicef who's despite the number of

deaths and injuries to children as being simply staggering for us as described, people, people dying as being collateral damage. now, perhaps that shouldn't come as a shock because us administration of the us administration has really seen people as being collateral damage when it comes to war. even when the strikes close by the us themselves. back in 2021, the us. i strike a tough guy, missed on killing 3 children, and this is how the us reacted to it. it's a tough scenario to be and it was a mistake. there was an honest mistake. that's a mistake. it's regrettable mistake is an honest mistake and all the state can you imagine having to try and explain that to the parents if those children that died, that those children were collateral damage and an honest mistake, it's really very difficult and now is we see is well continuing to retaliate full

those homeless attacks on october. the 2nd question many people are asking is when is enough enough? what is the limit to what the us would like to see before the passion of the ally to say it enough is enough. let's stop, the volunteer was very difficult to know what that point is, maybe humanitarian organizations think that point has already been reached. but just to give you an idea of what saving us military consent is to perhaps be the limits. and then they have something called an n, c v. this is called a non combatants cutoff value vases and limits of innocent people that can be killed by a command. i'm as an incidental killing as a result of the work or strikes that's going on the region we don't have will affect guess. but for example, we do know that the value of one american citizens life is equivalent to the value of a 112, a rocky civilians or

a 112 syrian at the civilians. so that gives you a sense of the value of the u. s. military and what value they put on life compared to the us civilians. we don't yet know what valley the us puts on civilian life in palestine. he's riley bombing claims over the 5800 policy and lives in less than 3 weeks. and with a number of tracing overnight, at the latest idea of strikes on the town of janine and the westbank, these rel says, unplug it, this independence located in the area. a warning now the following, disturbing for the highlights what the people are going through that. the. 8 the. 7 the now in the solving guys in the city of come unison dozens have reportedly been killed and wounded as a residential district came on to ease ready fire upon

a scene in health ministry says 2300 children have died since this part of the, the distort parents as dumped as a trying to cope with the influx of patients arriving by the hour. hospitalization, guys that have struggled to help those in need of lack of medical supplies and the staff from pound the situation. reports have come in that of the fatality of, of facilities as bill standing 40 hospitalization, guys that have run out of fuel for generators. now one of the to the subsidy is really used by him. as on monday, spoke to the press in tel aviv of 87 year old woman who was accompanied by family members. and she answered the questions from john list about her treatment and the condition she was held in her husband is still be held by him as in gather

she spoke about the audits with 5 people with high and set, but the conditions were good accompanied by soldiers and handed over to read, press and press. now, during the press conference, many journalists were interested in one thing. that's okay. that's something in the footage asked. the woman who spoke to the press was about to leave the ship 10 to one of the max gunmen and said charlotte, after which the fat shook hands. shalonda is the hebrew word for peace and harmony, used by jewish people. say hello, and good bye. she was asked why she didn't, she did it and said it's quote because they treated us very nicely. i spoke with r, t correspondents and these role and lebanon,

who are covering the call in crisis in the middle east. first of all, i want to tell you about what was supposed to be a happy moment for the entire nation, the entire country. israel for all is relays here, eventually went a little bit the wrong direction because of the reaction reported. the problem is really officials the woman after being released from her master's connectivity, a lady in her, a to is a resident of one of the jury assessments at to bull with the with guys. and he's real south, gave an interview describing what she had all the hostages had been through in these 2 weeks. she basically said that crowds of on demand stormed her house. she was beaten, was takes, and the militants took her on a motorcycle inside the guys trees. and while already inside the in place, she and other hostages was taken to a room for the underground tunnel where around 25 other people prisoners were

actually housed. so she basically sat in that interview that she went to hell and back, but in the same interview, as you mentioned, she said that she was given access to medical care and she was treated well while into tibits. he adding the palestinian fighters, took a good care of all the prisoners and of all the needs of the prisoner is making sure none of them get sick. and she also mentioned that there was a doctor visited those in cafeteria, tea in one thing, 2 or 3 days. and despite the fact that significantly bigger parts of the freed hostages past him and it was all about bad things happen to her. and other people residents of age row south is really needed not report that some is really officials got worried that positive remarks may damage is really entries. let's take a listen. leave should statements about the humane treatment of the hosp to just at the hands of the homeless terrace harmed is rarely public diplomacy. it would have

been appropriate at the very least to make it clear to lift shits or her family members. that message is in the spirit, serve the enemy at a sensitive time. now talk to us about the potential ease, ready ground, the patient name to a gas ha that we have been hearing about this potential ground operation is rarely boots on the ground and the gas is 3 or more than 2 weeks already. since the beginning always rose are in swords operation, but it's still not happening. and experts say that there are many reasons for that . one of them could be the tremendous pressure from washington as america is allegedly trying to release as many hostages from a mass as hands as possible before any major move by these really army on the ground. others say that actually it's not going to be an easy task for, is really military far from that. because you can imagine that her mas will be in the situation of fighting at home. they know the area, they are familiar with everything and they probably have significant support and

one local population. so it's going to be relatively easy for them while for israel is going to be all hostile in use. so i asked for say that this is why it takes so long for these really leadership and military to assess the situation to make sure they are ready for this operation. because we heard from these really officials many times that they want to enter gaza and to win. so they cannot make any mistake . they have to be 100 percent sure that they are, forces are ready to actually enter the street the street. so i guess this is the major reason for the delay that we've been seeing regarding ground operation. and guys, i'm yes, and let me come to you here. talk is president at the van has spoken out against the position. he's really a tax on gasoline. could you tell us more about that? and what else did he say earlier this year it seemed to turkey is relations were

experiencing something of a break through with that relations were improving. and for the most part they were earlier this year, the 2 states decided to appoints for emissions and investigators to carry q and israel and a mutual move to essentially improve the dialog between the 2 states. and for the most part, that has been the case. there were previous meetings that were scheduled for the meeting between of course search president howard, one and prime minister and it's and yahoo. but for different reasons, that just didn't happen. they were delayed some sided health reasons, but this development of course, the attacks that have mosque to carried out against israel on october the 7th. and from that day, up until this point, it has been a great deal of con, concern, mostly for unconnected because although the attacks carried out by how mos may be dealt with independently with an uncle about the general issue or at least the broader picture is a matter of great concern for the target stage, it says that of course the turkish state does not have an issue with it is rarely

state, but these atrocities carried out by the idea against palestinian civilians. as a matter that the tech state will not essentially turn a blind w 2 and remain silent in the turkish parliamentary uh, group meeting held by or the one and his party. he had some rather harsh sentiments that he wanted to essentially convey. and let's listen to what about how to say before we move on like right in israel's attacks on gaza are both murderous and mentally ill for those who perpetrate them. and for those who support them yet as the turkish nation, we are the only people on earth who have never practiced racism. the jewish community knows this past. we are the only region annually states or jews have lived for centuries. and anti semitism has not emerge shy of pickle. the general stance been under is that the west, especially led by the united states just simply does not understand of the rhetoric

coming out of the middle east. and that israel, although has the right to defend itself. also should be held accountable if and when carrying out acts against humanity, particularly were referencing a tax on civilian infrastructure in gaza city. but more of certainly the church president said that the united states, what so united states and its uh, administration was essentially responsible for adding fuel to the fire. this is a very important term here. the church president believes that much of the west is not doing anything to prevent the onslaught that is expected to happen if and one of the is rarely side decides to launch its ground defensive. but more importantly, it's almost as if the united states is providing israel with a get out of jail free card. the sentiment is coming out of onto a are fairly harsh. it has also referred to us from us, not as a service organization, but more in the lights of liberators in this decades. long conflict with israel to essentially provide more inside the church as president did have

a bit more to say respect in respect to the international community and those know in the region. let's listen to what you have to say. those outside to reach any such and stop poured fuel onto a fire that all parties should take their hands off. the trigger and a ceasefire should be declared immediately. my director in direct negotiations should be initiated to release the hostages will call the so the sentiments coming from the international community from china, russia, syria, iraq, 11 on turkey, a, uh, guitar, saudi arabia. the sun summit generally is that the concept she'll be put to an end that a ceasefire should be reached by statements coming out of the united states. the united kingdom and france essentially points out the fact that israel has a right to defend itself. but more importantly, there concerns that the concept does not spill over, but based on what the church president had to say, he believes that this concept not only will spill over, but the is the fact that the united states and the west and how lives are doing

everything in their power to not to prevent it. so it's a matter of great concern for many people within the region state such as tricare, iran, iraq, syria, even though i've been on here, is essentially following these updates very closely. and it's a matter of great concern because many people are affected by this conflict right now. inside of there are thousands of people that have been displaced from the houses in the south. as a result of this conflict of conflict, they just don't have any control over. some of the you inside of the general that has rejected claims that he can don't have mass actions during a recent speech you made, you set his points where misinterpreted. i am shocked by the misery presentations by some of my statements yesterday in the security calls to as this is, if i was just the fighting x of data by i'm us. these is false. it was the opposite. nothing can justify the deliberate it's killing

shooting and kidnapping of civilians or the launching of rockets again. see the inside of goods. in this i spoke of the grievances of the policy and people i mean doing so. i also clearly stated on the quotes, but the grievances of the policy that people cannot justify the appalling attacks by m. s. n. quotes. as united nations that could be general that trying to clarify things. this comes out to east radio officials responded to the speech by saying that the you and the secretary general is on fits for the job and she would resign you. and she had said that the palestinians suffered from oppression for decades. and that it was the reason for behind mass attack against diesel. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles the lots happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k

d occupation. they have seen that land steadily be followed by supplements and blake by violence, that economy stiff folds, that people displaced and that homes demolished. that helps for the political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but they gave us use of the policy, and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people to excellence ease even was as rules. we must be man, that's all parties. i pulled into respect that obligations under international humanitarian law. the cost of getting the contract of military operations to sp, civilians, ends respect and perfect hospitals and respect the environment ability of un facilities. which to the sheltering more than 600000 policy unions, the un secretary general who shows understanding for the campaign of mass murder of

children, women, and the elderly, is not fit to leave the un. i call on him to resign immediately. there was no justification or points and talking to those who show compassion for the most terrible atrocities committed against the citizens of israel and the jewish people . there are simply no words of the un meeting. both watering sides took aim across the table to present the vision for the conflict. palestine decided to national no mis have been left in that rumble with the people of gas and the global community, but either save them or they will be left to die. these rarely representative side of the bombardment of gas phase and response to which lots of these, by the policy, the militant group from us. but while russia's ambassador to the u. n. the cues, the us of playing a role in the escalation a duplex. is there any news that either when the visit, unfortunately this is not an isolated episode. it is the civil action of the tragic

events and the region that followed us were the result of washington's long term destructive rule in line to sabotage the solution of fundamental issues of the longstanding conflict. the desire to replace conscious parts patient in the middle east settlement with the promotion of palliative economic measures. the china has removed its defence, administer at least on full response of a major leadership rash shuffle. a successor is yet to be announced, but administers of science and technology as well as finance. we're also replaced. this isn't the 1st major risk shuffle this year. in july, china re appointed. it's top diplomats one need to his former position, asked for administer and dismissed his predecessor. now the now former defense minister, at least on fu sub as deputy commander all the strategic support for the general, all the arguments department and chief, all the equipment department of development department. he was appointed to as

defense minister in march 2023 during asked of he'd visited russia, india. but i ruse. sean food has been on the us function since 2018 for engaging is significant transactions of busing function. under the united states federal rule, the removal came right before china is regional secuity download for them, shuttled for later this week, the us delegation is expected to attend the fall. let's cross line to they took out a chat professor at the a suit. joe university of victor is good to have you join me now. now why do you think that lease on who was this may said who is most likely to take his place? thank you very much for how did me 1st of all, the removal of general diesel as the state consulate. the defense minister is the best of my information routine. it was found complete a,

according to domestic internal process. and i think you've been demise to any unnecessary speculation. all surprises, no as to who will be a successor. i don't think there is any confirmation yet. it may take several days or several weeks. and i think it also need to go through very strict internal process so far as if to say that while no details have been provided for the removal of general be found, is that very important to position. it is an indication that the chinese party, the term is government and the term used to be the show, but we'll spare no effort in enforcing discipline. i'm on the top brass of the military as well as in china in whatever capacity this will make sure that everyone in public positions will need to abide by very

high standards and various high ethical rules. and i think this is itself is a very good news for the viability and the some of the ability to stay and the vin is a of the chinese government. all right, that spelled the 2nd of this is that the, the 2nd official to be removed in the past the 3 months you said is routine. but if we're going to base it on the routine, you talked about what do you think by the next following, that kind of routine? well indeed, if you look at the recent months that have been quite a few very senior government officials, military need as well have been removed from positions. however, as i just now mentioned, that removal is strictly tom, according to procedures, and the internal processes try to minimize whatever surprises that might be for internal organization, as well as external organizations,

all people outside of time. secondly, i think it's an indication of the various size and to be applied to anyone in high position. because if there is a confirmation about corruption, for example, this ms deeds or whatever violations, then they need to be brought to justice. no matter how important to your position is this in itself is a very good indication of a high level of standards apply to anyone in high positions. and if for example, investigation going forward will be to, to other highly praise the officials involved in such a violation. that will be similar, i spend this to be applied. this in my best judgment is a very good indication of the viability and the sustainability of the whole system

. because the system spends no efforts inc. applying very strict rules to everyone being positions all involved in the same time. all right, how, how do you think best miss shuffle is going to impact beatings, decision making policies to well, 1st of all, i would say each leader will be important in his or her own. so passively. on the other hand, the process is even more important. meaning inc, try now we have very well defined the process come on the stretch of our example, whereas each of the appointed senior leaders will place is all her role. but eventually, by the end of the day, it is the process that matches it is the strict the rules pre determined o structures of come on. that's a little tricky. therefore, while it is a little bit surprising to see such impossible positions with very,

very important appointments being removed, i do have very up most the trust in the process. and the procedure being rep from, i'm being structure in china. i the in the military side they'll be a patient or in the civilian side of the operation. all right, we see there is the security farm coming up soon. a. is there any relationship between the security farm coming up and the shuffle has dismissal? are there any connection and i can go talking about the show side of this as a forum, and i will go back to page in very soon to attend as a one of the model rates as well. one of the important candles, i think the shelves of defense form has been well find it should have taken place last year, for example, deal with the panoramic, but for whatever reason, it was cancelled actually for last year. so this year will be

a very important category, all very highly plays the officials of military commanders of many countries and lived in china, including, i understand. so russia, as well as from the united states, that many other countries to talk about defense and to share the experiences in, for example, run the defense organizations, etc. the shells have defined as part of as far as becoming a very high profile defense for on the part with the shangri la defense. as far as all the new, each of defense foreign. and i've seen it attracting so many participation that it will be a get reinforcing a very important message for trying not playing holes to such unpopular defense bar . okay. all right, we have to leave you here. now they took out share, professor adds, i switched to universities. thank you so much for joining us from talk to. so

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