they really want things to, to mellow out then once the united states and other western countries to pull back, because this is just such a rational position to not encourages, i think, you know, as many people need a nation soon. right. expert and so on. lawyer, international lawyers have said, what we're seeing a jar and gaza is a very clear genocide, really is. and you know, this countries like united states, for example, have they have the beauty legal responsibility to intervene in a situation where they can see that there's a genocide going on in their non, i know this erodes the entire idea of international law to let this go on is frankly, i think it's disgusting, but i don't think that these countries and actors like his beloved one, it was escalated so it's totally on the part in united states. do you, do you see a lot of our kids have double standards that you really, really do? well, what about the bite and white house right now, joe biden, as he continues to kind of get increasingly don't worry and have difficulty even putting one foot in front of the out the what about support for bite and in the white house? cuz i've seen report, so there is some, there's a certain amount of dissension among the ranks of people are upset in the white

house with the by the ministrations unaffected support of israel right now. this is what i think makes his current complex. so unique is that it is so publicized, we're seeing children, old people, women dying every single day. and it's publicized. and yet despite the fact that it's publicized, we're seeing it all the time. we're getting unfettered support from our governments in the west for this. what's going on, and i think that, you know, there are human beings that are in these institutions. this is horrible is they are like the state department of the d o. d and united states is horrible. there, there are actual people that work there and they can help with secret images and feel a certain way and say that we have to actually defend against this. you know, the fight in white house came in and a mandate of supporting human rights. that's what they say when i said, but we're seeing that this is just just words and i think that the people that decided to work for him actually believe that. and now they are also saying that is just words that i think, you know, we've seen

a high level un officials resign over what they see is the you and, and ability to step in and create some kind of stability in this situation. but, you know, you think really, like i said, this is unique situation that we're seeing. it happens so much in a really great situation where people humanity just comes in and they see these children dying and stuff. and you just can't help. but feel that you have to step in and it's really discussing the fight and one has done it. i think i think you make a very good point in that, brad. and that is what, when you, when you just get away from the fog of war and you get away from the geo politics of it, all, it kind of comes down to rule humanity. when you see the dest and the devastation, and your heart just goes out to the people that who are suffering them, it's the best that. bradley blankenship american. john, let's call them there's some political commentator joining us. i live in the us international studio. thank you. so much i enjoyed that now. okay. well, thank you for joining us here with oxy international already a very busy day and we're getting your facts out to the website. well, the on that program are tons of various or

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which is the or the it is good to have you with us here with the oxy international. so new is just coming in to us. right. now the ukranian forces have just shelled the center of don't yet squared civilian casualties and wounded being reported around this down correspondence from the russian media, auditory and over steve, a quote on the fire. nobody got injured, but we can learn more right now across the live, to a correspondence with roman culture and who's standing by. we understand right now the amount of no fatalities as of yet. but we understand that happening some injuries. tell us about the latest showing of the sensor alternative rory, good thing that said we are connected right now because of their emergency dependency workers are now helping to evacuate to the people who are trapped in the building that was that struck by a gradient rocket. right?

now emergency dependency workers like lightning back up stairs. now the, the building, the building was just one of the buildings targeted by the ukranian nationalists. so now earlier were heard fast several a rockets right in the center of the city where the air defense working as well as this is the result of one of the strikes here in the next right now. emergency, the ministry workers are also inside trying to dig victims from under the rubble, according to the preliminary information that we have at the moment. there are several people buried under a concrete, concrete walls. we don't know if they're safe at this moment, but the emergency workers that's fine to do all they can to save their lives. like i said, several real kids had struck purely civilian areas here in a central then it scott, this said she was there right now. could i tell you about the casualty accounts? i cannot tell you why they killed or the ones that because of this information is

the, the updated every single minute. right now we also have, uh, uh, the people from the investigative committee working with the scene as well. they're looking for shell of fragments to try and determine what's the next? what struck with the more than likely just like it was happening a last few days, see what form of full launch or walking system. it could be so the old so good model sold hurricane, it could be american to high more. we don't know that yet, but that's what's been happening here over the last few days. and of course, it's a civilian to sell for the most from this ukrainian artillery, shutting of the last few days and living covering this story. several people were killed. several people were going to including a 10 year. busy a girl, it is very loud here to center the net in the rest of the city as well. the same goal for the sound of goal if it down to be seen about the ukraine, are selling purely residential areas. and this is happening on

a daily basis for laurie from on. thank you. or we know a head to the talk is capital where hundreds of people have take to the streets to protest. the visit of the american secretary of the purchase is gathering in front of the us embassy into the turkish foreign ministry with the meeting between entity blank and then his counterpart took place. demonstrate is making pretty clear the feelings accusing america of complicity by the way in the depths of how the city and civilians in gaza find is a covered and red pain depicting the blood of the innocent so unfurled in the memory. now on sunday. ahead of lincoln's arrival of protests has tried to force their way into a nature. ready in general, lake and base, and se taught yet the they have been rallying and supportive palestinians, a police using t, a gas and water cabinets to break up the crowds. and specifically,

industrial continues to rise in gaza. america's top diplomat said having fuel casualties as something to us is working on with this right now. we've engaged the as rarely steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. let's try to turn journalistic use of additive research that i ankara and washington stein to complete all ins regarding the solution. and gosh, when we look at the us in to deposition a that the word and god. so we see a big divergent snap to get supporting the palestinian people in the us giving unconditional support to israel. it to still wanting to see a very quick humanitarian pause with a much more or less thing ceasefire. while the united states,

they're still talking about delivering to monetary aid and much more preliminary efforts to help the palestinian people, well, much of their focus is on providing military aid to israel and the lady israel when the war. and this is not something that the united states should be supporting, and this is an area that i'm sure and washington do not see. i die on. i think that was very evident. i think bleating came here hoping to get some support from the church. it doesn't look like he found that support. many muslim countries view with the united states is doing is a double standard. uh, not talking about a ceasefire. very rarely using the word humanitarian pause and trying to treat the symptoms rather than uh, treat the disease which is more. so i think as long as the united states approaches this from a symptomatic approach rather than cure the problem,

i think many muslim countries and middle eastern countries are going to do their efforts as how hard it today marks of the anniversary of the semester sold on israel that it will kicked off on october the 7th and looking back is our middle east bureau chief maria financial or what's happened on october the 7th. so when have asked militants entities, row was unexpected, brutal, massive civilians were killed. civilians were taken hostage and months on israel is still there. this is the worst day. is letterhead since it was folded, or maybe the worst day, the jewish people all over the world. it seems the 2nd world war. so obviously we come back to sleep. israel also ones other is to revisit the such a day over and over again. every week, the army organizes

a number of screenings over 45 minutes long video comprising footage from the attackers body cameras go pros and so should you be showing have mass atrocities it is claimed to be notes for publication due to the sensitivity of the material. but it was shared with the foreign leaders who have visited israel in the last 30 days . many of them is rarely in baset or is worldwide have been instructed to show that be due to foreign policy, men's and influential global media on the ground. these really governments press office, still invites journalists to southern towns and supplements that's were attacked by palestinian militants. more than 2000 and media representatives came to cover the israel, him as conflict. the ones, the one to think about the history stuff, to the events of october because that's the way to show that is what it is. the victim in this construct is what i and once people don't forget that we have been

under a situation of ethnic cleansing since 1940 eights and 75 years, they also want to forget that we have been subject to the longest minute video convention since 1967, he has a victim of israel could justify every thing that followed up over the 7th. and it was also brutal and massive. more than 20000 tons of bonds have already been dropped on gather. the local health ministry says these really bombardments have claimed the lives of more than 10000 people, including no less than 4000 children. it is impossible to us. a, these are the government. these are the people that bothered to check on the rest of the is the actual is of course, also emotionally. is using this events of october as a, an excuse i predicts to implement the plan the they had sort of a long time,

a plan that was developed by and i've done yahoo and is extreme cabinets. and their plan is really to if makes it a glance, all those guys us through 2300000 people, force them to asia. it seems october. the 7th became for israel with $911.00. was for the us, the sudden attack on the twin towers and tend to go and lead to the us bombardment of again, histone just weeks later, a couple of years after that the same attack was used to justify things facing of a rock. so these people, once they a close to be the states number one mission though, these are relatives and friends of those more than $240.00 people who have mass took together as hostages. and we will continue to really be clear that there is no destroying collapse before bringing the hosting. just press bring the hostages. we want them to say to devalue or even though people are fighting precisely at a time when we have a bunch of hostages, we pray and hold the hostages. first of all, at

a place which does not represent too much risk and the military and those who make decisions on what to bomb and how to participate in the alteration. also take it into account. these protesters tend ourselves on now in hebrew. this is when they want to see the loved ones fried. i think the responsibilities of our government relates to them. we only hearing words. no, we won't just say action. so we want to feed them back with us. right spectrum from them to pay any price to bring them home. it seems there was a bad news for these people here. many of the or requested it all for on the eh long eh, people in comes david, these always anything, property visits or all the security presenters that we are having it. this is the position as the families of the hostages. they don't see, they have been loved ones back home now and months after they were kidnapped,

fears rise, disappointment bounds who is fading away, and they start asking themselves if the site is doing enough to secure a release of those and cook, tibbetts tate raise the notion of r t from jerusalem and the to the know so the idea of claims that almost a dozen or rockets were fired from 11 on earlier on monday, prompting israel to will respond in kind. it comes off and then yahoo has stated that his country is fighting a global battle against quote, barbarism. what we see is a broader battle between civilization and barbarism. the barbarism is led by an excess of terror. the access of turn is led by or on it includes cuz by law come, us alters and there are other minions they seek to bring the middle east and the world back to a dark age. that's come all contacts now over to uh, c correspondent. yes. and can, with more details from what is

a very 10 situation to the lebanese is riley border. for the time being, we're not just witnessing a different approach in the south between has the line is really what we're looking at right now is potentially speaking a rift in lebanon's, cultish politicians as well as it's military approach. when it comes to is below end of this, but then the potential for a protracted conflict. what we're looking at right now is, of course, the french defense minister, suggesting on monday that they would be sending lebanese military dozens of armored vehicles to ensure that controls can be held within this southern region. particularly at a time when conflict between has the line just real carries a very heavy potential and probably ability for cause. but what we're looking at is also a different approach from the countries politicians. for starters, aside the top job that has gathered and called on m. p. 's within the country to get together to hold a general policy debate and to discuss as well as role in this conflict. as well as,

as well as persistence of violation of the constitution as well as un resolution, 1701. this resolution was specifically designed to ensure that old long state actors must not carry weapons and carry out the military activities. this is essentially what has the law is doing and it comes at a time when of course, the optic and violence has started to take a much heavier toll on the civilian population of 11 on a journalist who was an eye witness to one of those such events uh, essentially witnessed a jo strikes. somebody is really psyched, targeting a moving car, packed with disabilities. that's essentially what the eye witness has to say. my dad and i drove back to find out that the car had been bombed with a missile. i couldn't comprehend that they had bought the car with children in it and see us. i used to deny the news that they had been bombing civilians. but now the incident happened to me and before my eyes, where are the world's media and humanitarian organizations? what is happening, just as they have been killing the children of gods in palestine,

they are now killing the children of loving on saying they are targeting teradata. so just taking these developments into consideration, of course, one can conclude that the conflict as essentially entering this cycle of no return that this perpetual state of conflict intentions this carries and bears the heavy weight of the conflict when it comes to tear on. not all iranian politicians share a passion stones towards certain western powers, but something one of them do agree upon is support for palestinian. as a correspondent alex, like the 1st of all a staff anyone was here for you hauled line. the 1st floor that was basically has a rather moderate stance towards size with western countries over when it comes to the policy and cause all these other sylvia shows that it was printing

a unified scale to fully support tells fine. so here the office of the democracy party which is affiliated with the reformer, scott has hosted on his ready policy of events such as well. 8 8 they called it acts of ethnic cleansing, but these to and soon they were counted 7 occupation persecution of see what happened or what's the result will be yeah, they say these where he was recently the alarm over what they called the catastrophic situation as well. must remove, which was without delay,

the access of water medicine that surface of the population of sympathy is not enough and hesitate more innocent . i'm also so sloppy, continued support for washington because it is very well here's, here's the thing is where the army series fire is not is how much you start the amenities resistance for israel does not stop its own slot, say super civil. this war would be either a ceasefire or victoria, i guess as well. thanks for joining us through analogy. international in your news returns in 6,

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