the, the right carpet is rolled out for the it radium president assuming 2 inputs in the house of moscow on so big is the trade, the prices in palestine and most of the south cordele to connect the nation to. and this is just a few united states is in charge. it turned out that in practice, they explained with their allies. but so i am a private underwriting that must be the needs and the global economic model. but it's something he says is a different god. if i want some powers to southern garden city of rough uh, comes on. the is radiate site in the area of the enclave. refugees were ordered by the by the legend. the final state, the

promo code to the well, this is odd to you. that's good to have your company today. my names are, are there any present has met with the russian leda in moscow? or by may see i have a lot of inputs in had a big agenda set up a full the biological tools include in the crisis in gauze. i'm a host of international issues. i'm building trade between the 2 countries. oh yeah, it really impresses and was greeted by a triumph in mid field because uh, his pain arrived here in the russian capital. his visit comes a day off to evaluate inputs in made a trip to the middle east. what are you saying with the need is of the, your e? i'm to sell your radio. as the russian president welcomed his invading counterpart, both the distress, the need for cooperation and things changing views about because a conflicts to the left. you treat the rules by 20 percent

reaching a good result. $5000000000.00. we have huge infrastructure projects. we have been discussing for a long time and now coming to the realization of the north. so 3 way project we cooperating or spears. and of course, it's very important for us to exchange views on the situation in the region, especially when it comes to palestine. especially, i think the reason that mankind is suffering now is the unilateral decision making in, on just a global system. and what we see in gaza is a demonstration of this system. what's happening in gaza is a genocide and a crime against humanity. it's very sad that more than 6000 children had been killed by the zionist regime. even worse is that all those crimes are supported by the us and the west because a lot of them are approved and has been very busy indeed. and this morning for him, started with an investment for him here in moscow, where he gave a sort of updates on the health of the russian economy. and he said that russia has

proven that it can withstand any challenges. and then the west has failed in its quest to we can and isolated russia and not in slides right now. power dynamics, i change and in the world and the west is losing its grip. and is trying to contain the growth of other countries having become accustomed to treating them like colonies was made to do it. and this is just, you know, that know the entire global system of equal nomic relations is undergoing the stage of radical. and as it has just been said, you reversible change, they are connected with the fact that the former model of globalization is being replaced by a multi point model. and really in need of its costing. just remember the former un secretary general, mr. coffee on coffee was a brilliant diplomat, a very good and decent man, i can say that for sure. so this is very, i think he spoke sincerely, that the, and it really seemed impossible to deny it. at that time. actually there was

nothing to deny because globalization was there, it was developing. the only question is that it was understood differently by old people. and the goal is that people sit, we're also different and people like coffee and, and thought that it should benefit everyone that everybody should be put on an equal footing. and nothing like that ever happened in practice like ups. and he was one country. if you thought of different living that there should be a model of globalization, the united states is in charge of cost and now said that they are sharing with someone but not with their allies. it turned out that in practice they exploit their allies. he added that more countries are switching to national currencies in trade, which in the long term will make the us dollar relevance. he added up new or countries are refusing to play by the west and are choosing their own the national interests

over washington. and once again, when it comes to russia, the wes failed in its own dismiss goal to break down russia. and in fact, it's sanctions had the reverse effect and actually made rushes stronger on its own . and the food it was the name was. let me remind you that one of the decisions of wisdom countries last year was to disconnect the russian banks from visa and must have consistent with you whether or not the calculation was that this would make it impossible to pay for goods and services associated within the bring don't payments and consequently, paralyzed the countries banking set things up with new kind of just some western colleagues put it. and they wanted to make us citizen stuff such with their humanistic plans. they wanted to create problems for millions of russians, families, however, that in practice, citizens and businesses. that's what i see. what did not actually notice the silent transition to the national payment system. and so you said it was it which is successfully operating and developing today yesterday is and at the same time we

stop paying commission seems to western companies and they only missed out on what they could earn in rush all ready for them. and on the side lines of this very same form, vladimir putin also match oman, crown prince, who expressed his eagerness to build and strength and corp between the 2 countries . and he says that it's especially important now in the lights of the g. a point 6 that we've seen in the lights of the west, double sanders, and usually polar vision of the world. so it seems that for a long process version of single democracy and the you couldn't only corporation end of the model of the economy in international relations. it's much closer and more attractive. now after that form vladimir putin match with abraham. right, you see the iranian leader where they discussed the regional and international issues and also reiterated their commitment to strengthen and expand their corporation. let them or piece and even joke, that one point saying that he really, really wanted to pop over to,

to ron as he was flying over the country during his middle east. it's for there. yes. today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u. a e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so they all and i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain

a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discuss, let them repeat in the math of, for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was it? 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights. indeed for him today as well as the size of and see of the situation in gaza. the us tends to be general antonio, the tire is laid out with a desperate situation. and unless or where he in vote, the rarely used optical 99 of the united nations charter. more than 8 weeks of hostilities in garza and israel have created a policy and human suffering, physical destruction and collective trauma across israel and the occupied palestinian territory. there is no effective protection of civilians. the health care system in garza is collapsing. hospitals have turned into battle grounds amid constitute bombardment by the israeli defense forces and without shelter or the

essentials to survive. i expect public order to completely break down soon due to the desperate conditions rendering even limited humanitarian assistance, impossible, and even worst situation could unfold, including demick diseases and increased pressure from mass displacements into neighboring countries. the $99.00 of the un charter allows the secretary general the coolant leads the of the security council on his own initiative. this specifically issue warnings about threats to international peace and security. and the thought of just how serious the united nations considers the price is. the article has not been in both for decades. as the so called safe is losing the main. we come zones of disease or human suffering as they are. need the sun and patient facilities know what the provisions bicycle into the un children's fund. and then on to end this one, robin people in gauze that can be cool. any place safe? me?

well, us state department says a is well is aware of specially you and designated humanitarian areas. most of the people go so people should go the and the sides. let's take it one question time before you ask questions on the answer. so people should go to the un designated sites, specifically general say there are no safe places in gaza. there are shelters. that's live that you in flag that i've sheltering thousands and thousands and thousands of people, men, women, and children who are trying to stay alive and get some food, get some water. we have seen since the beginning of this conflict that those places that fly, they are like habits have not been say 5. i did not say that they were safe zones. that is a different concept we have seen earlier in this kind of conflict. the idea of safe zones and what instead we have moved to what we have supported our areas that are de conflicts insights. and there are sites that are you in flag facilities. that is real, is a, what is real as aware where those sites are. israel has placed them on the

conflicts and list and israel's not supposed to target those sites. but there's still a lot of loud suicide. i think the washington bureau chief for the tourism based passing newspaper, i'll cuz he is of the journalist who are trying to see us state department says listen in that previous video. so thank you so much for taking the time to joining us here at uh, 2 now. so you have exchange with the usa development sales person about a variety of issues. he insisted that is well known as the locations of you and facilities in garza. so how good is will full, is this still have packed was air is many of those attacks intentional? do you think indeed good to be with you? indeed israel knows everything and everyone in gaza. i mean, it's a known fact that every person born or guys and guys i must register with those ladies and they know exactly where they live and where they stay. and so,

so uh yeah, somebody who's right in that sense that is where it knows that these are you in designated centers and applying the red flag and all that stuff happened today. target them nonetheless, as they did today. i mean, today they targeted a school earlier today and guys in 10 units. so there is no safe place. yeah, the difference is that we do. my argument with them is that they insist that they are you in centers while the spokes person floor. gutierrez is defined as you reclose also, you know, someone i, i worked with when i worked at the united nations, folks many in the rock for many years. and, you know, i said he said there's no such thing. so this is the do the media, the discrepancy, the united states of america that really allows israel to go on with bombardment of the civilian places at the u. n. a place of these international organizations by

some folks on the very well that dropping bombs on the center will cause that hundreds and thousands of this among civilians that period. that's, that is exactly what happened. and unfortunately the united states and gives us the greenlight to do so. yeah, it's very disturbing to watch. so you also discuss potential war crimes by is not including raise on hospitals. here's the sake of this. and now here's how the us state department suppose person responded if it did happen to get to work on that side, i would say that is a tragedy of it's a tragedy for those babies, right? it's a tragedy for their family members. it's a tragedy for the palestinian people, and it is a tragedy for the world better if it's happened. is that all right? or is it a work site? i'm never going to be able to make an assessment here. you saw us today make a conclusion about more crumbs up. there were very deliberate steps, finding right process where we then apply the fact to lots, not something i can do,

responded to over the identity. just just please let me finish my answers before you interrupt. i will take all your questions, it is not something i can do responding to a report from the body and just see how he responded to that. but what do you think about that rhetoric as well? it just shows how critical and the police it has the united states government is, i mean, they are, they can easily issue and you know, more crime description that need expense on and sit down and get the president of russia against, you know, all kinds of places where there is no stock evidence of such a crime, but when it comes to a, you know, plenty of evidence starts. you evidence physical evidence recorded evidence day after day, in fact, several times a day of work, crimes that keep the getting, you know, repeatedly committed by as well. they shy away from describing it as such and, and this is always been the position of a nice government because if they say it's

a work lives in, they have to take back that exceptionalism and which we had coverage, where they wrote is way over certain elements of exceptionalism and they say, uh huh. you are committing more crimes that have to do something about it. then i states is the 1st and premier and power of the israel's aggression. it's and then you close to $20000.00 at a bomb. so at 57000, at least 705-7000 artillery shells to israel and it continues on daily basis. $200.00 airplane loans that's on of in munitions. so every single palestinian that is killed in gaza was actually killed by a us made bomb army edition supplied and train and fact paid for by the american taxpayer and so on. so they are complicit in these crimes

. and i think if there was any kind of t, so they asked me to say international bodies like di, c, c, and they had a t, they would be charging now on israel would work fine. but then i said, government that actually supports these for crimes. yeah, so say that the, the usa doesn't to work with the i c c, and that's how they are held accountable. eventually the, the us has cooled on gaza residence to evacuate to areas where is a, is an attack a but set all that really any safe areas left thing? gaza? i think i'll just that quote what the 2nd, the gentleman that nation said. he said that no safe place and then got the replacement the bomb then people tend to forget. now that god is the size of the larger washington dc area. it's not a very big place. and 2300000 people. what uh, what are they going to go?

you keep moving from place to place and you hit them on the road. you have them and their new places you have them and you have $0.10 or so it is just nonsense. i mean, there is no safe place as much as they know to like to cover that issue and yeah, and convey a day after day, even the words of the president, i say there's really narrative. yeah. with stories that are really defunct and use it as long as it continues to do that. it is for sure that us is fully aware that and then gardens have know where to go. and wherever they go, the it's within region of is really artillery and radiate airplane. and that are cus, supply the 60, the, i mean if $35.00, then someone, you know, so what are they gonna go, they are going to, they really want to see or like to see that the cost areas are forcibly removed from that. so they want to see them go south to, you know,

egypt if they can't enter the sign, that's not going to happen because the egyptian government said we would, we will not accept any policy is coming on so. so they are caught between a rock and a hard place. i mean, they have, they have committed themselves to finishing the job so to speak, which is our, is rather cubing, its goals, which you are a one goal, is to eliminate how may i ask, which are, obviously has been proven and unattainable. and they can extract thing already. freeing the hostages, we specify israel has not been able to do change you. there is human garza, which it has not been accomplished. then someone in the novel likes to be accomplished. so they are really in their stuff. and they, us just trying to give some sort of a face saving and the way out as to the private and service rather than his work and cabinets that keep preventing these crimes. and obviously they're not able to give them one because minutes early. they have not achieved much success. yeah,

of them. yeah. fascinating. the whole country. so, you know, recently is ready. i'm boss of the to the u. k. has described past the is as quote, i mean we population a see insisted the is where it was going to a lot of efforts to evacuated civilians. here's a statement this like this in much efforts as well is doing to make sure the palestinians will get to a designated areas in the southwest area of gaza. something the not in the past. other countries did for enemy population. i mean that was quite shocking lady. the thing is i was really helping that what, what are your thoughts or well, i mean, this is a very telling statement. in fact, israel has always treated the past as a, as guilty all palestinians, including babies. i mean, you know, when you, what the pull the plug on a 2 batteries. i mean, as obviously you consider everybody including babies that were born after october 7,

to be enemies and, and that to be hostile and to be legitimate targets for the way the military that we've been committing war crimes against the cost in for 75 years. so there's nothing in new, i don't think that such that you know, a lot of some comments and by and at a preventative both fridays, really appetite system is going to say otherwise. i mean we haven't heard yet. ministers is saying that their human animals we've heard in the past, and this is not only the say government, but almost all the previous governments have described the talk to the dispatcher to humanize him, to say that they are legitimate targets. go ahead and kill them. the already, you know, close to, well they say 70000 pallets and you know that, but probably under the rubble there are another 7 or 8000 people die. 35000 wounded

is life is completely destroyed in gaza, or in the ability to have a to be to, to continue to have guys as an inhabitable place. that is, that is not there anymore. are almost not there anymore. so really, i mean someone like this is just not worthy of commenting on, but they all say the same thing, a mockery. gamble is the spokesman informed that any outcomes on the day after day and all the media outlets in the us and england, and many other other places. it is the question as well as the world, you know, with the major part of the world, russia, china, india. i mean, all the major part of all the people that, that, you know, i have the, the, i have the have the, you know, sort of the expressed outrage at the these, the excessive will they take us to, to prevent. that is the issue. i mean is, is, and at the time has come, will always cover and to basically do what they did with the new in the south

africa and advertise regina said that we will not deal with you. we will bug cut you until as such as you have is no longer able to practice. it's racist the policy until then we will continue to hear the same statements. yes, very sides. devastating. really let us hope the right people are held accountable. i'm gonna have to leave it that and i appreciate your time. so i, i got the bureau chief for the tourism based passing and you said out good starts again for your time. any time. thank you. sorry the little have been killed in the southern gaza city overall. 5 idea full of his so i a residential building out of the destruction. the youngest alive is carried thompson middle levels deal with what's left behind. we heard from a so, so the area of the 6, there were 3 very big explosions. then we switched right in the apartment up there,

my brother's apartment. it was completely destroyed along with a floor below it. a large number of people had been killed around 20 motors excluding the one that most of the more children in the internet with less from got a seat seat and was stand it. and now the peasants home, when suddenly a rook is said, the house and we were thrown in there, eventually i was pulled from underneath the rubble tomorrow, this has caused some live now to so, so for the 1st day of the fullness of option, the late fee did i need done yes, from jews, and just to me, to a pleasure to see you once again. so your thoughts on who is winning the information more, as well as how mazda is when i'm in the past, in other these issues, versions of who the victims are to. um, thanks for having me. i believe that the bell send you people are winning the conformation war. it's neither. how may i ask? no, the pals send you this already. and israel has proved to be a failure even though politically. it has also proved that it has total control

over the white house congress, senate and most recently attorney general, all 14 states that have issued warranties to media outlets is to cooperate with any anti is re the organization. this is a show or failure that prove that the policy need people to social media were able to present the truth, facts on the ground in disputed, bloody the nature of the state of israel and the genocide that is actually taking face despite all the efforts done by the genocide sympathizes especially used, especially hollywood leads that stick that knows i out of their own personal interest in, in and then cover up for the genocide that the left bath in the guys up or the congress people in the united states that the most of them haven't even look,

they don't even know, passports never left the united states. and i the only listen to the a pac money and the do as a told to do or the fin fall if this is all the was like, so not like go sure. all these people were not able and have failed a great leader in suffolk, keeping the policy and you know voice even though they have tried to do so. i guess the principles they ever declare that their championships such as democracy and freedom of expression. the main thing you say that the past is all winning the information. well, yet it doesn't seem to be doing any good. we still seeing blank, it's of bombs in gaza in the gaza area. we're still seeing now promise is all sorts of flooding the tunnels, which will devastate the land that what needs to be done really? i mean, the social media is just isn't causing it. absolutely. but what we are with this

thing is a change, and it's what the big one to where we see such a huge demonstrations calling for an immediate cease fire. anti is ready genocide. these people get the information from social media platforms. about sydney, people were able, in government, especially were able to simply bring about what's going on really on the ground without the cover up. so or the political interest of the politicians. now, when, when that the ever transferred into actual decision making, i think that the presidential elections of 2024 will be a landmark because those voters, those active is those people that were at or against the is really generous. i think guys i have arisen as logan, which is in november. we will remember and i know for

a fact that they'll then as is they were going to do themselves today to make a point to me. but i didn't pay for his position to make congress people pay for the position, as is generally got supervisors and supporters and also at the same time to make everybody. and what i do want to know that this time and the, the a back money that is used to buy into ones would be congress. people would send people and the white house can no longer be effective and no longer can afford to cover up to such pain as war crimes, as well as committing in god. in other words, we are about to change the whole political system as a result of the information that is coming out of the guys up, out of the telephones, the cellular phones of the 1000, even people. this is a rebel motion that we're going to see. it's results starting 2024,

starting the presidential ambrose and the congress and senate where the races in the united states, and also the elective soon. the will also pay a price that they call the polls are against them and with and is, is position the from the war and supporting the v is ready genocide and gather as bit of work for him and shows as well. so i believe that all these people that you see today, all these political leaders that are true being the genocide against the golf and the people in gaza. they won't be all after the next elections in the countries be watching the news at home. because the world cannot watch kids dying and bombs. hit think neighborhoods. mazda and hospital being bombarded by his read artillery and airplane, c, 17000 people, innocent people dying. and these people are talking about these both. this is our

thought about an imaginary war against i'm as there is no more just i have, it's a genocide against the civilian about things, civilian people and gods i. that's it. the people can see it. the politicians see it, but they don't want to admit that because that agenda and the short sighted and just say addicted to them otherwise. so they've gone blended with it, but the people are going to pull them wrong. and all the b schedule we started from, pardon all the way to tools that old going to big have to price for this. this could be genocide, sympathizing and projecting position that they have take. yes. and they will let us hope change comes soon, and we'll have to leave with that. and i appreciate your passion domain for you as always a pleasure to have you on the show. thanks again to meet you device for the for the result, most democratic functions. it says the do is, will celebrate the 1st day of hanukkah. right wing is reading groups are holding

a margin to east to resumes all the city that is until unavailable on site intent to participate in the demonstration of the ad. so this wants to kick the move and management out of the out of mosque, which is located at the one of the oldest sites for 3 religions is allowing today as an ad, christy ivy is there any officials have already imposed restrictions on muslims entering the sacred compound since october, the 7th. how us attack on our local authorities reported the permitted. the march is raised opposition, lead uh full, my prime minister has condemned it. the march in jerusalem to nights is a blatant tarnished attempt to set fire to more rain isn't cause more destruction and death as prime minister. i approve much as in jerusalem, but not violent provocations. if there really was a cabinet in israel, he would not allow it for more details of others as.