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 . was the walls, i will be little laptop and of the civilian bloodshed garza of black who reality. what was the us resolution is a license for happy hazard, certain documented tearing measures that is, well, i'm still east for the journey. it's around the ratio, but it was a inside. i think the us soft feet of resolution on the garza. i'm the new or easy on the our country code the on the un security council votes against it, warning the southern images are ahead. the

founders, your relatives and friends, killed off in a very s like in southern gaza, as as the oval desktops, more than 6500 in this country leak and police in progress. tom loves students formerly to leave us, evidently to protest against america's pro is well, the good company that i hold the latest global news on the road come on me, and this is all. it's an option for us has said people need to accept there's going to be most of the casualties in gossip as israel continues, it's as strikes on the territory 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 it isn't. 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, is going to happen and that doesn't make it right, doesn't make it the dismissible. it doesn't mean that we are 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 quote, you hate, in this comment say was simply d, she, we know using the situation that's happening in gauze or a moment in this the 1st time we've heard this from western powers from west and media. if we look at the situation in, say, ukraine, we'll see in the way the 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 create install safe, in february of 2022,

we saw all of you are full of 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 stolen to view claims for last year. we are, sorry, he'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 or afghanistan's is a relatively civilized, relatively european. i have to choose those words carefully to we are in the 21st century. we are in a you or pain 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 starting to take in the way that the school is being treated when you look at the war in ukraine, 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 see some local parochial conflict. that's not going to expand further, but the reality couldn't be further from the truth was in children, been killed. i've seen the 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 complex? well, 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 polasta all over the headlines, the number, the children. we knew everything about those children. the same company 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 describes the number of deaths and injuries to children as being simply started going to the us as described people, people dying as being collateral damage. now, perhaps that shouldn't come as a shop because us administration of the us administration has really seen people as being collateral damage when it comes to war. even when the strikes the course by the us themselves. back in 2021, the us. i strike a tough guy on the stone, 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 a rateable 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 as well continuing to retaliate folders, how much the tax 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 pass of the ally to say is enough? is enough less stop the volunteer was very difficult to know what that point is, maybe to mandatory reorganizations. think that point is already being reached. just to give you an idea of what saving u. s. military consent is to perhaps feed the limits and then they have something called an n c v. this is called a non combatants cottle. finally, this is an image 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 and will effect 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 siri and the civilians. so that gives you a sense of the value of the new estimate of what value they put on life compared to us civilians. and we don't yet know what valley the us puts on civilian life in palestine by the un security council. both ross and signed a has visa, the us off, it was of the, just on the conflict was on buses. said it would have a sense of the go on to israel called blooms for its ground operation gauze. it's in this course, but it is you don't need to put any of these documents is thoroughly fall into size with its sole purpose, not being those able to civilian population, to overlook the state political claims by labeling the authors employed at tactic on the new words needed to fill the document and usually they have hazard set up human. it's airing matters, but it is really good. take your needs ground operations that item. however,

people say certainly try to ensure that nothing in the project with an android supplementation that is due essentially to the us resolution is a license for this. i mean we used bosco and raising said washington, the had ignored proposed amendments. the other thing though is a no provision for a cease fire and the document lean heavily on your understanding of how much i'm justifying is whales, right, to self defense. united out as the only representative, all the out of state is currently on the security council. so in the flows it against the motion, it had previously supported a russian resolution that demanded a seams 5 of those of its provisions. it's only for that to be vetoed by washington process. given its backing to a proposal, put forward by the ads states to be voted on in the general assembly with you for prior. you know, it is a new united nations have been divided over the gauze of crisis. israel has of slammed the us. so if you do, i'm telling you the tires,

but his recent comments on the conflict is ready. i'm bosses into the us that a person who the whole is well responsible for how much his actions caught heads functional. when i say some, he also said the is, i was still issuing visas to you. a specials good sir is rejected. the accusation saying his was what must interpret this. 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 is killing shooting and kidnapping of civilians or the launching of rockets against civilian targets. 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 following attacks by m. s. n. quotes. it is a disgrace to the un that the secretary general did not retract his words, and he's not even able to apologize for what he said yesterday. the secretary general once again distorts in twist reality. a secretary general who does not understand that the motor of edison is, can never be understood by any background, cannot be secretary general and assign political allies a robot to enter cash believes a u. n. is to politicize, to resolve the ongoing cause of classes. it's an organization where the united states goes and the collective west coast to try and make it political points. it's not being able to produce any sort of solution here. and really what we see in the case of the security council, there was a rational lock ceasefire. proposal put on the table, but because everything gets politicized even a ceasefire,

which should be the neutral position that you want to stop down. this is not taking any sideways if this is talking about stopping death and destruction because that's what israel is now. inflicting upon the civilian population of the gaza strip. they, the united states will not do it because it wants to put a point forward that how mass is responsible for everything. we hear that the as rarely politicians want to reject the notion that they did any wrong prior to october 7. that there was anything that ever came before october 7. apparently everyone was just running around with the fluffy bunnies and everything was cute. and then with kittens, of course, this is not the case. and so when we hear statements like from the secretary general of the united nation saying this did not happen in a vacuum. this is self evident, not more than 6500 passing is have now been killed in just on the 3 weeks of is really be tugs yes,

likes or the hundreds of people of the morning that run. it says i'm friends killed the following. i'm is ready. s like in on the units on wednesday, crowds gathered as employees dropped to the white cross, i'm loaded on lined up from the ground. the media report of say, 16 people will kill people in gauze, all false, plenty out of essential supplies. as the besieged owns a remains blockaded medical personnel said they were finding it difficult to have had the dead burial supplies of the islamic shroud pulled the col, funds that is used to rock the dead before the bedroom, all running low, a mold worker says they are receiving hundreds of bodies every day the, the status of the aggression on guns that we received hundreds of ponies, the state of those bodies, a terrible body parts broken,

scolds empty skills. bodies of children, body, body, punctual drug the same as either the heart wrenching and that, that sort of bodies that shod. lots of them come, burn the body bags that we had to run out. we also help and got some, but those new supplies as well. and the last for 2 more days will pop off. meanwhile, the offices in the southern gaza have eyes to say when i'm born baby off the her mother was killed in an asteroid. any one is being kept to live in asylum incubator . however, them to all concerned about electricity out to do at the facility a made the ongoing is very located on the tire 3 medical services. all ready said to be close to breaking point admitted the influx of patients because of a jealous homes of the child on reports from the ground. diane materials duration across the us are still very worse and worse are because of

the situation that they face. the electricity is really reaching the danger line next to us people, hospitals, there's a lot of very strikes periodically, continuous air strikes next to the hospital. generators inside the hospital is not running very well, like some of the hosp to trying to borrow guys from other hospices to run the generators, life and age and hospitals in the north of the city. before 3 days they stop the electricity cut off on the hospital complete. there's no electricity there. they were allowed to take some guys from another half costs. i went to the north and visited the hosp with the palm here inside the nation hospital in the north of garza city. where people are displaced here. many of these people are

injured and they didn't go back to their houses because they, their houses are really destroyed. people suffering from finding what i'm finding food and the monitor who's also wanting the international community that they're going to stop their services very soon. because they don't have enough got to run the hospital generators here in the hospital building with thousands of injuries and the hospital to receive more of the 900 casualties. the humanitarian a didn't enter the north of guys, a city people inside this hospital. they actually need to what time they need for the city, they need the food. they need close this offering. i'm the humanitarian situation here basically is a disaster. there's really prime minister benyamin missing out. who have came his full, says, have quote, destroyed files of the terrace, of a parent to enter the gauze enclave. but the pm still refused to disclose the timing specifics of scale of the ground operation. i mean law is that it hasn't

really is new. so $3.00 to $5.00 single is how much some of the things along the shore line, the idea of set it leads to how much one of the things attempted to access israel via the sea, north of the gaza strip off the engine and nearby beach in gauze of by a tunnel for the posted by the is very messy shows a couple of them. they will bustle seeking out the target lodge explosions. can then be seen in the see with the how much divers poke in just above the world. so i'll tell you the middle east buick. she's moving if in motion that has more now on the latest developments in as well, i'm the own the hostage situation. it was supposed to be a happy moment for the entire nation. the entire country eventually went a little bit the wrong direction after being released from her master's give to be a lady in her, a to is residential. one of the jew specimens in south and israel boulder in gaza gave my name to be describing which she and other hostages had been through in

these 2 weeks. how armed crowds stormed her house, how she was beaten with sticks? how gunman on a motorcycle took her inside the guys a street and how already on the ground inside in play, see in other hostages were taking through the underground tunnels to a small room where about 25 other prisoners were already have. she basically said that she went to hell and back, but at the same time, in the same interview, that lady also said that she was given access to medical care and that she was treated well while in cafeteria t, adding that the palestinian fighters cared for all the needs of the prisoner is making sure none of them get 6 and also there was a doctor even visiting those in cafeteria to one's in 2 or 3 days. and despite the fact that significantly bigger part of the freed hosted, just estimate, it was all about bad things happened to her and other civilians. because really media report that some is really officials with war. the positive remarks may

damage is really interest leave should statements about the humane treatment of the hostage just at the hands of the almost terrace harmed is rarely public diplomacy. it would have been appropriate at the very least to make it clear to lift kits or her family members. that message is in the spirit serve the enemy at a sensitive time. and it seems that the freed hostages, revelation the spot from the only words that war are these rarely politicians earlier the later, all of these really opposition lecture the international media on how to cover israel. him as conflict saying that if journalists are objective, it serves the him as militant group. he's the international media is a could save. it says come us. if it just shows both sides, it says, come us. my argument is that the media congress claim to bring both sides of the story. if you do that, you're only bringing one homicide. that's cowardly and it's,

it's lazy. it's an insult, insult to the victims, including the police thing and victims. it's also, i mean, so to the core idea before journalism is, believe me, i know i wasn't real nice for 31 years. well as well as oregon's time us continues . it is the 19th day of our insureds military operation. the idea says in the last day alone, you are an expensive air and into a re strikes a fired and destroyed hundreds of military ends. governmental sides in the gases, 3 belonging to have mass, including military headquarters, emanation storage is and launching positions of miss salas. this is where the army also says that a big number of him as operatives have been killed. early on tuesday, there was quite a disturbing statement by him as military wing saying that the militants again managed to infiltrate israel and to enter one of the sacraments. uh, in israel south at the border with gaza and that they were clashing with the army.

they are on the ground later. the idea of confirmed that information saying that the militants were trying to use the underground tunnels leading to the beach. but these really air strikes, attack them, and there is no threat anymore. but the fact that there was an attempt by the military, this, again to infiltrate. israel was very disturbing and worried because i have to tell you that the people here in israel still afraid of the militants attack, and worrying that they could be a repetition of what's happened here on october. the 7th president bush and meanwhile, has expressed his condolences to all civilians killed in these regards. a conflict dream meeting with famously as in russia, as you said, you would. let's just say that you want to express my condolences to the families to be as res and citizens of other countries whose loved ones were killed or injured during the attack on october the 7th. but it is also obvious to us the innocent people should not be held accountable for crimes committed by others,

so defined against terrorism cannot be carried out according to the notorious principles, the collective responsibility. when old people, women, and children in the assignment is also died, some hundreds of thousands of people left without shelter food, both electricity and medical care. even with this is a real humanitarian catastrophe. scene during his meeting in the kremlin with a different face representatives of russia. the russian president touched upon the ongoing war uh, between israel and palestine. and the express concerns over the situation. he called it a humanitarian disaster, emphasizing the hundreds of people dying and losing their homes. now he also drew attention to certain forces that are taking part or trying to take part in this conflict. and he said that they might just try to provoke and you round of escalations that go beyond the middle east. let me assist you with the same time.

we say at times, by some forces provided for the escalation, joel, as many other countries and nations, things on faith disposable, using them for their own selfish and dr. dillinger real wave of chaos and mutual hatred. not only in the middle east, but also far beyond disorders. if you was to achieve this, that will say, trying to play on the national and religious feelings of millions of people. it's on land. all right. but it's such a policy that has been implemented for a long time, long before the current crisis is over to it was a rush. this position on resolving the conflict is based on the decisions of the un security council. and based on the tuesday solution and is riley and paul is saying, instead, the russian head of state has previously mentioned that would be the only way to have a long lost and peace in the middle east. off the days of wrangling, america's flying go to. so the news, the good bye house of representatives, republican mike thompson,

has been elected to the 3rd most powerful position in the us and has already said his 1st move will be supportive as well. is also how to make it his mission, to counsel what he said was a harmful effort. so the current administration is the owner of a lifetime to been elected. the 56 speaker of the house speak to albany and show the house to live as results. i mean, spies change the american people we will restore trust in this body. we would advance a comprehensive conservative policy agenda. come back the home full policies of the bite and administration, as opposed to allies abroad. and we will restore sanity to a government desperately in need of it. after weeks of turmoil and speculation, the us house of representatives officially has a new speaker. that's republican congressman mike johnson. he is the 4th republican to be nominated for the role after kevin mccarthy was ousted in an unprecedented

vote earlier this month. but unlike the 3 nominal user, rand beforehand, for john's at security the speakership on his 1st round of vote, receiving support from all of the republicans who voted in a vote of 2 122209. as expected, all the democrats oppose 10. now reports have described johnson as deeply religious an even keel noted that, unlike others, and his party, johnson has few fellows and one very important back or former president donald trump. trump gave johnson his endorsement, saying he thinks the new speaker will be fantastic and that he hasn't heard one negative comment about him, or johnson had no opponents during the private roe call. late tuesday, some 2000 republicans did not vote, which would have been more than enough to sink his nomination if they had opposed to. it appears that the timing was just right, as republicans have spent weeks going back and forth between conservative

hardliners and more moderate establishment approved option. ok. so we're, does the new speakers stand on us foreign policy as that remains a big topic of debate within the party while? well, johnson initially supported us 8 for ukraine last year. he notably voted against 2 different appropriation skills that provided a to create in 2022 in just the last months earlier this year on the issue of ukraine. he said, quote, american taxpayers have sent over $100000000000.00 date you crank in the last year . they deserve to know if you korean government is being entirely forthcoming and transparent about the use of this massive sum of tax payer resources. and when it comes to israel, johnson is likely to fall in lock step with many of his fellow republicans for calling for more funding. and a for is room right now. as you said, multiple times that he stands with israel, and he called for speakers should be elected quote. so the house can take all

necessary action to end him off for ever. now right now, or isn't that a bite and is taking over $105000000000.00 and what he calls and national security funding, which includes aid for is real ukraine, anti one. it's not clear yet with the house under new speaker, mike johnson will approved. but the clock is ticking as a phase of government shut down if they do not approve funding for the next year by the upcoming deadline. on november 17th. the closer to us, it is associated with the full series on wednesday in the countries if i is in the same form present, put in the drills will kind of out of the test because his readiness for potential new good fact of the supreme commander in chief training is being conducted to control the russian on forces during which the cost of delivering a massive nuclear striking provide strategic offensive forces in response to an enemy, nucleus strength and repressive drills. and could all 3 parts of the russian equip

triad. sushi didn't almost ballistic massage either the nuclear submarines it covers just days off depends on conducting similar exercises. is also puts a nuclear test ban treaty. so i think washington salient, rectify it, was his deputy farm is i've said if it wasn't the resumes nucleus tests must go, will be for football. is we those live we can meet you. we must be on the left because the end is our president says he gives the united states whoops towards use installments of nuclear tests. i'm not sure we'll have to respond to you here in the same way with the senior research fellow at the global policies and she's georgia sent me all the phase, the consequences. if an old nuclear arms control agreements become non void. i think the movement of the us warships into the eastern mediterranean, it is definitely a big concern. he says, which is very hard to see what

a conceivable purpose they would say. all of them getting involved in this will remember at least and who knows which way that would go. but i don't think that these missed the test had anything to do with that. i think them the least important. so then use the tree, the one who was basically renewed really at the start of the blind and administration. yeah, i think is that the, the binding people were concerned that russia had now for the 1st time in his history, a hit stop on nuclear technology over the united states with this type of subject miss size. and that's why the united states had a very interesting freezing everything in place. that's why they was so keen on signing that agreement. but it, i think if, if that just simply evaporates and it will evaporate really within the next couple of years, then based together on no more nuclear arms control agreements in place,

which where the heart of the whole, they don't policy the us, the soviet and then us restroom and improvement of relations. so if there are no agreements any longer in place to restrict the nuclear weapons, then you know where, where the quite a serious situation well, but, so for this new though, as always, it's great to have your company here on our team. i'm but i'm on the, the, the,

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