to go live now facade out without libyan independent, iraq, you politicians joining us live euro analogy international from bank data. very well. welcome to today. so you know the story washington now demanding baghdad, do more to protect american foreign troops in iraq. however, iraq is repeatedly said, get out your thoughts on this development. yes, thank you very much. uh, definitely a rock has a very clear position. the problem. it's already voted in the last session to last few years. it's 2 years ago for the americans to leave iraq. and now we have uh, the 1st round of negotiations with the american side for as setting a time table for them to leave. but it seems they do uh, they disregard all these calls for leaving your rocket, and these insist two's remaining on iraq. you sorry,

i'll add to remaining with the clear animosity to iraq, you population and at killing people by me. the rhetoric we hear politically is completely disregarded when we come to the military action. they keep bombing, iraq, you sites, they attack a rocky, a person. now they cause the death of number of your rocky troops. at the same time, they say we're here to help rebuild iraq, so we don't know which one to believe and that the people in general, the representative of the nation in the fall of the month already off the government to have a clear steps for the americans to leave a rocky soil and they are not welcomed as a uh, occupying forces. and again, we have a problem with the dollars the americans are using their, their national car, z as

a black male apparatus against a nation of iraq. and that goes the economy off iraq. the private secretary in new york is, is it's suffering and a great deal because of the status of the american dollar this and what the americans are doing by, by cutting iraq you private banking system is not helping as the to rating the private sector and such a way that i, i hear of them banks and businesses are closing one after the other here in baghdad. and they can love to sustain themselves. so again, we hear calls for diversifying the rocky income by other currencies. and i think many people think that we do need to leave the american dollar as the only car. i see we trade oil with and we should venture into new currencies

and have a different bus kits of international color. sees that we could manage our self and not be in the hands of the americans. therefore, i do believe that the americans, if they keep on their present policy, of disregarding iraq yourself warranty this regarding your ok key economy, i think that's will only lead to further the negative feelings and you're off towards the americans. i think, i think you make some very, very good point is this, and especially when you say about washington using the dollar as a blackmail apparatus, we all know the donors being politicized. and, and this is how, you know, when it will countries around the world have to use the us dollar to buy energy and other things to if you cross america's line, it's sanctions, you, you call and access the dollars before you know, your public's upset there might be regime change, i mean the dollar is used as

a weapon and you go back to iraq. i mean start, i'm husein years ago he wanted to introduce the gold dean or instead of the us going to to pay for oil. it would have been a goal dean are instead of the petro dollar, but listen, you know, it's a good point coming out of baghdad right now, how you hurt america. you hit him where it hurts you hit him in the wall and that's what you do. and so when you've called this politician saying, let's move to alternative currencies. i mean, you're sounding like a member of brits right now, which is the, the dollar as ation coalition. we're seeing this is almost unstoppable force working around the world right now with all these different countries moving towards the usage of national current and see what has got them. so skid missed and move to libby as i think we already have a clear position. if brakes would invite us, i think we iraq will officially accept the invitation and will join

a new world order at all. well knew who else it could nomic order and therefore i, i'm not saying that we want to be against america or against anybody. we simply want to live, we simply want our economy to 5, we need our businesses, our young people, to find jobs, to have a better future. we have a commodity which is oil. we need the return of the sales of this oil to come to the country so we can invest it in the people themselves invested in, in the local economy invested in industry and so on. and that we cannot because they are off all the economic system in your outcome to trace system has been taken out by the americans using the dollar as a, as a weapon against that nation. so yes,

we do probably have to work out a system where we could move away from the dollar and definitely to say they are all key economy from the americans. we may have to move into another direction. another, a boss gets off of further new cars is if you, if you would separate, bring us down to the ground level please that ever since the 2003 american invasion of iraq, you know, dollars have being just a wash across the country will just bring us down to the every day joe, the good side. when people go to the local market and back that they using the rocky be not, or they shopping with dollars or euro's. what are people in iraq and using is a date is a car. and so you now or how does that fit the values dnr? uh we use, uh do you know about the do not as losing is of value because of the exchange rate, which is quite,

i'm sad because the closing the private industry and private to banking system, the base annuity value for dollar because dollar for as you know as use for imports, so all important material has to come with an inflated dollar people buy in dina or but the exchange rate, the official exchange rate is disregarded when the goods are imported at the official black market dollars. and that is a problem for admin, a deep problem for the industry. and here are they can iraq. you do not cannot compete with the black market dollar. and unless we find another currency that we could use to adjust its value, it goes to iraq. you do, you know, they right can get our will continue to fall. and that is a problem directly or directed at the, at the ordinary man,

the street. we want to put, keep buying stuff and selling stuff. and dinners. we're not talking about the dollar the, the gold in our but eventually we need the car. i see that we can equate to, to a modern, a tied to the rocky economy as so the iraq, you do not can be re evaluated at a higher rate, which will help the employees that help the ordinary man in the streets when he goes to the supermarket to shop at now the rockies hurt because of the dollar. and it's because of the lack of the dollars and the market because the americans are withholding iraq key money, which is to, in american bands and american refuse to sub that the iraq, you money, your, i can property refusing to send it to iraq for so iraq could use it,

basically it's a black, black mail. i really vicious blackmail against the ordinary man in the streets side with the lady of the independent iraq, you, politician joining us life back. that was always really refreshing commentary that you will never hear on the mainstream media. thank you very much for your time or 2 at night g area now where a number of christian communities at proportionately come under repeated attacks by various militant groups. latest massacre left as many as 200 people dead. and while the fighting has led to almost 30000 being displaced. now some say the roots of the violence can be traced back to the countries post colonial legacy that left competing factions, baffling for control with power repeatedly changing hands. that's given rise to a grubbing threat from militant groups. a local john list, travel to the region and spoke to those who are being caught up in the conflict and warning. you may find some of these images distressing as

the orange roles to stage copy to in the central region of nigeria. the state is dominated by police. this will mostly affected by the hand to the keys of non state actors where inbox, in, on a joint need to communities where people react to advise these thing is the best you can see behind me of the people get involved because i've been destroyed. now we also observe that of people leasing different supplements, which also makes sense vulnerable on some targets for this not state, often easily attack. then what not to do is almost we were in our houses. then we sort of philology. they surrounded us. we ran enough to husbands behind because

they were trying to protect us, but the assignments killed them. i waited for my husband for 2 days, and they to his course was found. my husband was a farmer, he helped us on many, many ways. although he had some health problems, one of his legs has a lot. now he's gone leaving me with the children. now i'm caring older, but i didn't know. no, no, i have no food or money to pay the bills. so a little bit, you know, when this attack happens, we were running away with my brother, but he was too sick. we tried to run away with him, but he told us that carrying him will slow us down and endanger all of our lives. so he said, brothers, please run fuel lives because this is my end. the end of the salon e attacked our community. as i was running away, they shot me in the leg. they also hit me with mercedes on my job face and had,

and it all happened during the christmas season. suddenly, when we least expected it to the ceiling and reviews came in, dallas was giving in to us because what is the hotel and we wanted to let the government recon limits in its totality. colleen, pre on a home without the utilities, we'd be interested adobe. what do you need, what the warranty is, receiving on physical security, where they can sleep with the eyes closed with their businesses and motivate a task where they can look listed where they can move. because it's like the cleanser, the israel is reportedly concealing the number of

john lists killed in gaza. that's the claim made by numerous united nations human rights experts just the latest report they called on israel, yet again to ensure security for those working in the meeting. we have received the 7 reports that despite being clearly identifiable in jackets on helmet, small express all travelling and well marked press vehicles. john, this has come under attack, which would seem to indicate that the killings, injury and detention are a deliberate strategy, but is ready forces to obstruct the media and silence critical reporting. at least $122.00 john list, the reported are being killed since the conflict kicked off in october with many more wounded united nations ads. the dozens of reporters have been detained by his ready forces and as part of a special coverage of the people we've been looking at those who put their lives on the line to bring the story to the rest of the world. the we are calling the civilians

to leave guys, it goes some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on like the all civilians and one of the a of a stone from the roof of this house. so right next to me you ought to be. but with the own set of winter, there are no blankets, no bedding, no food, no journalist and insurance. no connection with the outside world of the shell was very close to be just a few meters away. well the and our residential area was shelled without any

warning from the occupation. the . 7 the most dangerous situation i witnessed during this war was when i was at el cheapo hospital. it was around 2 am, and the journalist tent was targeted with an artillery show. this show felt very close to me, just a few meters away. thanks to a lot. it did not explode a lot, granted us a new life after this incident. of most of the most dangerous situation i experienced during the war was the moment our residential area was shelled on an unexpected day without any warning from the occupation. the reality is entirely different from our planning for this was after october,

the 7th. the situation worse and beyond our expectations, we expected to cover massacres, house demolitions and all of these really violations and gossip. consequently, i would, rose the shifted entirely with became humanitarian media and social activists. experiencing all the conditions and gaza. at times we became rescuers and a providers for us about on october 7th, life turned upside down. we, as journalists became targets running from one attack to another, from one house to another. witnessing death after death since the events of october . so, and until this very moment, we are talking about massacres. life as a whole has changed. food and water are scarce, and people who are living an extremely difficult life. the

journalists are being targeted and our lives are a great risk. because of this profession, doesn't everyone distance themselves from professional journalism for listing and channels continue to face numerous violations with the onset of winter. the right no blankets, no bedding, no food, no journalist insurance, no connection with the outside world, with human rights, international organizations to preserve the life of policing and journalists, the insurance i come to get from the war is the injuries, especially the injuries of children, the sides of wounded children is always painful, as well as the seat of mother's bidding so well, and the more this is something i wouldn't have to get in

the the bite and administration has announced a new executive order targeting for is railey settlers in the west bank. now it comes and made a tax on palestinians with a set to of reach to unprecedented levels in the area the present by then secretary blinking, have been clear that the levels of violence we have seen in the west bank over the past few months are unacceptable. violence in the west bank search to alarming levels in 2023. this includes unprecedented levels of violence by is really experienced settlers target chart targeting palestinians and their property as well as violence bypassed any extremes, militants against israeli civilians. following the presidential, the order of the us treasury development immediately impose sanctions against those full settlers. however, the move was quickly condemned by these ready prime minister himself, who labeled them was drastic. a great zone investigative john with

a jerry me le freight a while speaking to my colleague rachel ruble. he doubts washington's latest move, signifies any shift in policy towards telephones. i don't think that i'm, it represents a shift. i think it's all talk and you still have is really similar organizations getting their taxes through new york getting tax cuts. none of those were um, affected. i mean, in the west bank after the war years early settlers were turned into military service after october 7th. so the state has given the same people were already trying to give, get the palestinians off the land illegally on my dad. they were given long guns. they were given drones, they were given rifles, military uniforms, jeeps. and these already violent sellers with their new military equipment. i've been given the green light from these really state and essentially the, the united states. and they have ethnically cleansed 18 posting in villages since october 7th. this is something that hasn't happened for,

for decades. you were in the occupied westbank and did a report on palestinian life, the violence of his release, settlers and the army. let's take a look at part of that report. the thousands of palestinians from villages that have already been clinton, displaced from the rural lands. i've had to find land away from settlers and which tents residents of this village were told by sellers a company, but he is really military. that if they did not, they key their land to 24 hours. they would all be killed. entire bedrooms remain children's choice, schoolbooks, food dressers, full of clothing, facilities have destroyed many of these structures in order to ensure that no one returns before they begin building a new illegal jewish development. speaking to this policy and i spent a month in the west bank very recently, after october 7th. and these palestinians could sometimes, you know, before october 7th, they could call the police. they could call the military and occasionally the police know, hey, we did her, the settlers, but now after october 7th, the police have come and it had partaken in these ethnic cleansing activities with

the settlers. what i saw there was the military and the settlers. they were one in the same to most palestinians. both had jeeps, both had military uniforms. they all had long guns. and most of the time the policy is cannot differentiate who was on their way to the village who was getting out of the jeep with the guns. and there was tons of villages that i've seen had already been ethically kinds of just on that video. they left everything, their blankets, their pillows, their clothes, their belongings, children's toys, bicycles in the jordan valley. so there's tons of housing indulges and they're talking to me about what's going on there every night. the the settlers come with the military. they shoot guns in the air, maybe they break a couch leg so they have to kill the cow they. they're just hurting that make anomaly and emotionally, every night and every day. and hoping that eventually these people will be so distraught that they will leave their lance, and that's what, that's what's happening in the, in the west bank. well, how much is reportedly given a tentative green light? so i propose cease 5 with israel upset. there's been no official comment from us

yet that we did. so it was basically according to the tati you farm industry, which says it remains hopeful that an agreement can be reached. been able to consolidate a lot of drafts into this proposal that is now at the hands of uh, how much usually takes out the 4 days to get the do it back from the, from the movie optimistic because a lot of the language it has been discussed in the, in the past, in the mediation, a lot of it is within the framework of what was agreed. so we had optimistic deal, which has been negotiated by cuts out of an egypt as the 1st proposal for an extended troops in gaza. it would initially see a temporary cease fire and the release of hostages held by hamas. the 2nd phase would see the release of is rarely soldiers who have been captured, plus the restoration of a deliveries and basic services for garza. and finally, a mazda is expected to return the bodies of dead idea of soldiers and exchange for the release of palestinian prison its, or will, despite the talk of

a truce. palestinians claim that is rarely police are still a regular lady, rounding people up and joining them repeatedly with no charges ever being brought forward. family members of those detains either under constant surveillance. well, we'll have the story over now to him at least bureau chief i ms. types of another israel, him, i still expected to involve the exchange of his rarely hostages for palestinian prisoners held in his rarely jails. the number of the letter is on the rise. sense of the 7 is at least 6400 people have been arrested by israel all for all the west bank. the id afraid here had intensified with the army saying it is searching for have mass members or supporters, but human rights organizations say often those who end up behind bars have nothing to do with the activities of the militant group. and sometimes not even wanted by israel to male members of these palestinians family and now is really inmates. the

father knew that his son f month, both drilled under controversial administrative detention without formal chargers of trials based on allegations that they main tends to commit to crime. the family has long been under scrutiny, vice really authorities for being devout muslims. a red flag for israel at the time of a war against hard line is limited to militant groups and guys on before the father was arrested, israeli forces had come for his 2nd son to put pressure on the family at the anthem, but they told him, we'll let you go when your father comes, we'll let you go when your father comes, but they kept beating him. his head and face will be to not. and i don't know if you saw the pictures. they didn't just arrest him, they beat him and broke him on the day of his release, i saw him walking, barely able to move. so i told all the son to go help him. the family says at the time of the arrest, my moods father, who was israel's initial target,

was coming back from prayer. he didn't tide and immediately told authorities he was ready to come. but it didn't save his son from a day long detention that according to relatives involved filings, claiming this land for about 2 for weeks. she wasn't to be a pain from what he went through. she couldn't go to work or do anything he couldn't drive. he couldn't, terry and his tools as your subject to the costs of the things the beacon from the moment they took him on to release him even though which was his father that they wanted. do you think when they detain, my home is like the punishment for the family or something like that? that's not for the family only for the whole community. the family complains that is really, authorities monitor them and keep up the pressure, allow it to the fun. i received a call from an on know number i on said hello, who is this? and the person said, i'm captain zacky. i want to talk to you about your daughters. i'm going to arrest them because they have been posting on facebook at that exact moment because the father is in prison and my oldest son is in prison too. i was really stressed. why

would you come to arrest them? they haven't done anything. i am constantly living in fear and anxiety for them, afraid that at any moments they might come back to arrest me on my sons or daughters for no reason at all. do you do that to me if that listing in prison or support association claims israel uses the families as hostages. the, the occupation designs, children, women, the elderly and the sick to pressure their relatives into handing themselves in which is positive, the collective punishments against palestinian families. it's hard to say how many of those 6400 palestinians arrested since the war and gather began ended up behind bars because of their wanted relatives. according to the new world and 80 percent of all detainees have not faced formal charges of trial assess here. and there is, unfortunately, these are crimes punishable under international law, but the occupies do not comply with the international law and don't care about it,

which makes it hard to hold them accountable for the crimes in genocide and gaza. and considering the global focus is now on israel's actions in gaza, the likelihood of the international community dedicating time and resources to pursue just as full palestinian prisoners appears sling and ready for an ocean of our t resulting from palestine. are starting to get really busy here at all. if you to national of live from it must go. we're going to return with the full set for you in about 2 minutes. the moon's when i would show the same rom, just don't you have to shape house because after kids and engagement equals the trail,

when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the of the what happened on october? the 2nd was a deal breaker for it was the slaves revolting against the master. when slaves revolt against the legitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful and it is going to be violent terrorist here, and that will take care, right. and the tears there, there and just surrounding the entire area of the party became ready for us. you know, they knew we're gonna scatter like ship terrible tragedy and terrible revenge . i know who they me come off the the on off know especially the place you'll

be the good this of being prevented. but it seems to be that we don't want, it needs to be what he wants to do, peoples of the land, to leave in peace and prosperity. is it possible to have peace in this region ever again? the

the headlines on ology international as vladimir putin says, most modern russian weapons austin pay or yeah, it's a foreign count. the parts of the country's defense minister releases the latest numbers on the stucco field. loss of israel says it's wrapping up its military campaign in a fine eunice, and now has a site settled, a southern city, a black box. so of course, it leaves behind a trail of destruction and despair across the rest of the guns. b, o. 12, mary. in west northern gauze and was invited by square a home at the beginning of the ground operation, short by the extensive destruction of building streets and infrastructure on the us defense secretary vials, america will take all the necessary steps.