i'll get you set up on the 09. 0 not 10. go on by go. you go. it doesn't cause you also let me just check and let me now living and it was extermination. come out and when hospital and the surroundings it become a disaster area. 20 children are among at least $93.00 palestinian scale denies. riley stripe and paypal. i see a that's in northern garza and the photos of recent idea of ray you don't. the cities only remaining hospital for israel has of have a quote, found a new way to kill children without suggesting one of them many time re reactions from united nations bodies of israel's decision defined on rocks published in the refugee agency seen as life because the owner is the principal means by which essential assistance is applied to palestine who is unable to authorize you to log you see that you left. so the humanitarian system being all those pieces, such as these sub domains that are new. why is being found to jewel,

to add to the empire state of mind as the you, k tory leadership contender says former colonies should be grateful for the legacy personally left behind and they just stop complaining and demanding reparations for slaves. the all right, we all live on that loud, are for most go with the top stories primed and ready a, by the way it's ask you a taylor will join us here in the studio a bit later this hour. but for right now here on the program and kick it off now to god. so we go, no surprise, it's being a, not the brutal 24 hours at least $93.00 palestinian scaled in an idea of strife on choose day. of course, you remember the levels and apartment block, but dozens of women and kids are among the dead. as i show you, what's i left behind off this a residential block? there it is right there. i'll probably send you media reports claiming that dozens of but i still missing presumably in the deb birdie amended the casualties was

simply a sheltering in the building before the attack, local medic say at least 20 kids are among the bed and you said it won't. you think images are coming your way from the yeah, some of the injured was delivered to the come out of the one. the hospital is the only medical facility, basically still trying to function and basically here, and there are only a few doctors are still working there all through is ready for it has previously rated the site. they said that many of the doctors all have a risk of hospitals directly describe the situation as a war of extermination of the we started all morning today with a real master candidate. kind of gives be happy to see a family building consisting of several floors in which they are more than $300.00 people. support has been identified so far as mold. the 90 mazda is more than $45.00 injured that arrived at the come out at one hospital without living, and

a bowl of extermination. come out and when hospital any surroundings it become a disaster area, we're talking about 0 capabilities. the right medical supplies in 0 medical personnel of the arrest of a large number of medical personnel specializing in surgeries. there's only one doctor, left income. i'll add one hospital, the pediatrician to kind of provide any surgical services to these injured people to the heart. so when the light has the deadly strikes and cause come off to the is riley parliament got this, find the only un humanitarian agency for palestinian refugees of this decision. as you can imagine, of course, the outrage among other un bodies. they described own rock as irreplaceable when it comes to ground operations across the enclave. one person claims the decision meant that israel had, quote, found a new way to kill children. the right is the principle means by which essential assistance is applied to palestine. refugees in the occupied palestinian territory

and there is no alternative for is unable to, all right. it is likely see the collapse. so the humanitarian system in features such of these suddenly means that a new why is being found to jewel, to without on rob, the delivery of food, shelter, healthcare education. amongst other things, to most of the guys this population will grind tor holt. civilians have already paid the heaviest price of this conflict over the past few years. well in ra, described, it was a pillar of stability by basically providing all the services to civilians across casa. and since the thought of the is relative on bottom of the territory, what just over a year ago now its setup. uh you can see right there 8 refugee accounts for those are so you can shelter meantime is estimated more than 200 of its aid workers. are being cabled by israel. have you heard about us getting you into say one rug is the only help they can rely on and well, we don't own a farm. we don't have

a job or anything you on what is the only body that provides medicine, food and education for me, my sons and my grandchildren, where you know, frankly speaking, our generation has grown up things to be unaware of services. if those services are cut off with many families will live under the poverty or some of it. we rely on god and on the underway in terms of food rations and medicine. now i am short of medicines and i went to the clinic at the school to get some in the but they said they don't have any would that level of israel decision to bind or operations that even being criticized by the countries strongest, ally and biggest friend washington, even questioning of the impact this move could have across the young and we are deeply troubled by this legislation. you could shudder other up under operations in the west bank and gaza in easterly slum. it poses risk for millions of palestinians who rely on unreal for essential services,

including health care and primary and secondary education. and of course plays a critical role in providing services to palestinians and gods of the west bank and throughout the broader the wider region. and particularly in gaza. they play a role right now that at least today cannot be filled by anyone else. is there any prime minister has justified the own, rob, i'm claiming that some of that stuff. a terrorist suite of pots and opened up with the some of the tax over a year ago. israel says it's will now provide humanitarian a to palestinians themselves. so in what form i can only imagine. so early i discussed the situation with a panel of guests. they started this bond goes against international law and just shows the you scientists call any it has now detached itself from international law . and the international agencies are governed by law. it is also a condemnation of the west who has been in

a reed showing any resolutions in the security council to and the genocide from october 7th of last year. israel has massacre 233 federal workers in gaza. this, in my mind is arguably considerably worse than this legislation. it is now adopted as a basically engaged in mass murder of humanitarian workers in the employ of honora . in addition, it has bombed the 2 thirds of the schools in gaza. the under operated schools at the beginning of october under announced that it had bombed 3 separate under a schools in the 3 days. and the schools were home for more than 20000 displaced people and some of the schools get more than once. so why would is real, have any concerns whatsoever about the so called eggs orientations or urgings of the us government when it comes to unwrap? you know, it's one thing to be targeting own ra, a, to stop them from operating of the region. is another thing for israel to be

targeting un peacekeeping soldiers in a route. so i ask you, what is israel as objective today? israel has been systematically targeting the civilian population because it cannot win the war on the ground. so they're not winning the war against people who are actually armed, able to defend themselves. so they inflict a more and more punishment on the civilian population to mass their failure. what we see here is that designers are proposing that they are a supreme people, that they are more more the, their lives then to put a send in 70 arabs. and they're demanding all the for the city and people and the average people to abandon their heritage, to abandon their history, to abandon their religion is across to the lady in front of israel to say that they are, they've chosen people. this is why it's impossible for israel to actually continue or succeed except through total genocide, israel claim, and some of the owner,

raw stuff. what terrorists, walking against the is re lease state life your thoughts while anyone that is helping the person and people survive under the genocidal a campaigns of design a colony since 1948 is considered a terrorist to these designs. and so the question is, anyone there on this planet that hasn't already been called a terrorist found, or quote unquote the emphasis symmetric must be looking deeply at himself. what wrong did they do to not be labeled as a terrace, or an end to some lights by design? this colony we keep hearing about israel is fighting terrorists and the, and this that and the other as propagated by the western political media landscape . but every time i talk to you guys, i told you other people, they say no, no, no, no, no. this isn't about military objective. this is about wiping out the palestinians . well, if that is the case, then is it connected to this great,

the israel plan or what is going on? if you look at the plans and the most extreme members of an engineer who cabinet the encompass large swaps of territory in the rack. in jordan, even saudi arabia and beyond. so this is not simply a project of eradication. it's not simply a project of imperialism. it is a project of territorial expansion that will destabilize the entire region of his release not stopped a while. meanwhile in east jerusalem, a palestinian resident his that's basically make a heartbreaking decision to demolish his own home or face is really bulldozers doing the job instead. and that's gonna cost him a big fat bill was autism or if an option or not. now, because this is essentially a typical seeing bullet playing out almost on a daily basis, despite what is global condemnation, sahu stands before the ruins of his family's house, where he was born in 1962. it was here that his grandfather helped his father take

his 1st steps and with a honey later brought his wife to build his own family. he tries to picture it as the cosy for tours. it once was, but instead, unsettling delta images pushed those warm memories aside. when the police broke into his house one morning, sahu knew exactly what was about to unfold. the roof was the 1st to fall. the rest followed after turn in the home that had witnessed the lives of several generations into the bree and dust when they don't want to show us that they not, don't want to just fall, the ceiling, don't wash my bus to my history and my future family lives in silver, one and predominantly palestinian district in east jerusalem, just outside the all the city. his home is one of many in the oldest on neighborhood, which is really, authorities have long sought to demolish,

to make way for a biblical same part. over the years they have been negotiations, legal battles, and even some successes with several demolitions postponed. however, since october 7th, israel has ramped top efforts, demolishing house of to house in the area. this is in a box like state, the municipality implemented the states policies of ethnic cleansing, that they have a planned to demolish day. and so i'll boost the neighborhood of that. a 1550 residents here, and they claim all home select probate to minutes. but some of these homes existed before the occupation. so how do you get to minutes of the shop? and one is currently home to thousands of palestinians and a few 100 jewish residents. but according to funny, that's not enough for israel. is it more difficult agenda? yeah. the ones who you'll see the flags on the still them and they want to continue . are all the old city, the one area without about

a senior and people says fun. his house was demolished, it has seen even more visitors, local and for, and delegations, diplomats, lawmakers and activists raising awareness has become far as the mission. yes. while we were there in group of israelis arrived from an n g o that focuses on jerusalem within the context of these really palestinian conflict, promoting corey existence. this is something that interest plenty is really we want to know did change. you're your vision of the house, we pretty much where and where, but now with this information, just to bring this awareness and take our part that these really forces came to check, but eventually chose not to interfere this time sahu some water was elaborate team

but not to because he's real, demolished his home. sadly common occurrence for palestinians leaving here. he's famed spread worldwide. when a u. s. state department official highlighted his case during a briefing and washington, should we condemn the demolition of fuck hurry up to the office home. we believe that demolition not only obviously damages his home and his family and the lives that they have built there. but the entire community who live in fear that their homes may be next condemnation from its biggest ally does not seem to be working. and a israel continues its actions around new all the view. as gifts is real, the green light took you people in demolish homes. well they say it is just an attempt to evade responsibility. many americans no longer a neutral party. they're against us, not in support of us, lee from his house. we had to a local community center that has also recently received a demolition. older the streets we travel through might soon disappear all this

long. so the large, maybe next week and i've thought about this house on this house, they went to the floor houses. but this may be the 1st houses 20 people live in place and somebody go, why is this house on this house? because they want to talk about what those are, this is the house and the out of the street and outside of this house, the con, will continue on. the 1st thing we see in the quote you onto the center is an official signed board leaning against the wall. the manager informs us that they are expecting his really bulldozers at any moment and have taken the necessary precautions the whole. but once gathered locals for classes, celebrations, and community clubs is now empty. and that in all the women and youth come here considering it a safe haven, a cultural refuge, and it's the ongoing political violence. they need us now more than that, but the stikes, this done so, but so they need support,

has the occupation municipality has decided to demolish us this regarding all international resolutions. i'm denying us all right to leave normally alliance. and from here we can again seize really flags on some of the houses and is wrestling which was supposed to be the capital of a future, palestinian state other flags with a more appropriate way, i don't suppose to find where the silver punish. so people, the state, what's a senior x from those folks for israel, this is its territory. the only thing preventing them from taking it over and making it exclusively drawers is the presence of palestine and residence and the human. i mean, we have software you from a systematic asked me collapsing and force displacements overseen by various is wally occupation, biology side of the municipality. and some of the organizations come to the silver on a strategic area due to its proximity to the old city and sacred sites. for the day

. we arrived to film during the jewish holidays and saucy catawba, as well as others. we spoke to told us that this is what protects them from losing their homes. now the entire boost on neighborhood of so one is on the threat. the name means garden in english and local say is world wants to make it v or garden. more than a 100 houses here, have demolition orders. and if these are carried out around $1500.00 palestinians will find themselves homeless. however, this is just a dropping the ocean compared to the scale of demolitions across all of jerusalem. according to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in the occupied palestinian territory. since the guys of war started more than a year ago, israel demolished $226.00 homes and facilities in the holy city, which displaced or affected more than $40000.00 palestinians. we can do them and let me tell you what we are offering as an alternative. there is

a path forward and alternative path to the one that, that uh israel has pursued today to provide lasting peace and security for israel. and it would include the establishment of 2 states. these words, spoken thousands of kilometers, wave seem detached from reality, which is ro is unwilling to pursue any alternative path. instead of following its own course that strays ever further from a 2 state solution. marie, if an ocean of all t reporting from east jerusalem part before we joined saskia taylor, the mainstream narrative on the whole stream pipeline. sabotage like it never had any legs. it continues to fall apart. and now slip back is 5 minutes to highlight things. the picture of this being painted of quote, drunk ukrainians simply doesn't add up. besides the discussion about who's truly responsible, about one of those as well, being buried and the public has simply been sold a bag of lives. and i didn't sit. so watch with mr. fitz,

so what's your position on north stream? do you believe in ukrainian submarine villains was 1st we all to blew up critical infrastructure and destroyed, you know, there was that and then we refused to talk about it ourselves and you know what? we read him. the news papers we read some a drunken ukrainian offices, said they'd be going to let me know. i'm exaggerating a bit, but imagine that they'd probably say old to the place where the pipe was, jumped into the water dived, a few 100 meters took some spotless and pyrotechnics and blew it's out. but we didn't get to get half well, good for feed, start right there. all the stuff gets had of joining us here on this, you know, looks pushing back on the main street narratives. it's going to be done right. but it's good to see an increasing number of people showing they have a well, it definitely seems that not a non belief has been pulled when it comes to north stream to narrative that is being peddled by the mainstream media on western governments. now feet so of course might be one assassination attempt down. he says to, to his position on the equating conflict, but it looks like he is on to todd,

and he's on afraid to speak his mind. now course, you'll remember as all of you as wide that of the last 2 years, a number of theories have been thrown around a party. no one could agree who might be most interested in causing germany of from she, russian energy and replacing it with the road. far more expensive and g. but then finally in late summer, as long as it was settled on 3 ukrainian, divers went a to me, it says under rule to i'm placed explosives in order to commit one of the greatest acts up industrial terrorism in history. and then for the last 2 and a bit years, they've managed to evade a russ. no cool. so it is a story that suits money because it doesn't really implicate anyone in power, but doubts have been so i'm crack something a marching. it's not just of feet, so i mean, the 1st form. so was, of course, from put it surprised when i renounce on the single hush,

who lives not just at the c i a was behind it, but that the agency that even concocted a complex story in order to sell to the world, plus over the border from sebastian and hungry, we have the prime minister. that's it to open. he said that it is an open secret now that washington signed off on the whole operation. so basically, various theories up for a while, but not a suspect insight. yeah, idea there was that the unconfirmed report of the shortest lives at u. k. prime minister and you've got a history list trust that. oh, i thought you meant that lots of sleep. so yeah, that's the one in the she allegedly tweeted also a message that blinking within what a minute of it all the bloss saying, quote, it's done now, i wonder what that could mean to ask you, what is the official a washington narrative on this? well, i mean to know i was the oldest of the day when it comes to the white house, the state department, c, i a and well beyond. but at the same time, it is quite difficult to ignore some comments that have been made. and i want to start off with opponents for in minnesota,

who fell victim to quite an unfortunate price. what do you think about north stream too? so no stream through the trying to the trying to accuse us for all this problem. but wow, wow, wow, you know, it well, from the way we feel about it, whoever did it did, they did a good job and we now know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah, ended up, it's which taken on its own. okay. maybe not diamond, but let's just remember this is the same chicago to ski who immediately off to images, olsby explosions, emerged on line tweets, has been deleted, assigned to usa, and also let's be honest, this is really a mine who was there, me reiterating what we have had time and time again from the americans themselves.

there will be no longer nor seem to live we. we will bring it in the news if russia invited to chrome one way or another nord stream to will not move forward. direct impact is one thing, but i'm, i'm literally talking about rolling back the pipeline is usually to find that, but i mean taking action that will prevent it from ever becoming operational please pipelines that is more streamlined towards from to we're not pumping gas into your at this time, more stream to never became operational knew that offers tremendous strategic opportunities for, for the years to come. so now what many also consider suspicious and believe to be indicative of a cover up at the highest levels, is the part that i have for the last 2 years. any of the investigations have just sold. i mean, we just prostitute as all of us here. they close that pro, they said there's really nothing for pull this,

send an okay job many has issued an arrest form for one of those 3 ukrainian diving and struck to us. but then it was reported that he was hiding out imposes. and they said, well, there's really nothing we can do. our hands are tied. so most go is the streets it . and on numerous occasions bringing it in front of the un security council. in fact, it has voice fits concern, the berlin is really not fulfilling its obligations under the un, on to terrorism conventions. so really when you take this all together, you probably con, playing fits for being a bit reticent in blindly embracing. of course the story, but the west times the totes need clean and said, you know, 3 ukrainian friends got together bought drunk, hired a boat that went on to blow up one of the world's most consequential energy projects. yeah, i mean it's like a hollywood claudio, very bad, hollywood script isn't the end of the day and meet meantime, you know, germany, the financial backbone to all of europe and economy has just been doing

industrialized, because it's been locked off from this guy's mind. you, it wasn't just a russian pipeline was an, i mean, australia, switzerland, phones, they invested huge amounts of money. is your size, 80 percent of germany's islands? you know? yeah. america. i bought $4.00 to $5.00 or more times the price of skid taylor. thank you. well that's good to have your company before we wrap up this program here. what are the quote former companies? oh, thank you. k, a debt of gratitude about the claim, all of the tory leadership. hopeful, robert jen, rick. he said, the old countries of the empire should simply be great full. they were able to inherit democratic institutions from the british. as i'm not ashamed of our history may not feel like it. but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. and i was a debt of gratitude for the inheritance. we left them. it started with the common male lead the summit, which was held in, um, uh small by and this is basically when the, even before the summit started there,

was that shows on the u. k. and they will mama is that the commonwealth countries, basically this is about 5060 does most of them form or you can call them these b wanted to basically define but you get off for a separate sheets of justice and you need before the, somebody to in fact even began the u. k. prime minister in an interview basically went on to see that the u. k. is approach it is possible for which is really to look. so we're, i'm not to look backwards. so do you think that some is you never really wanted to talk about any sort of compensation or reparation or a slave trade, which most of the albany does really wanted to talk about. so she may not want to do it, but most of the other the, those that really wants to be talk about it and they did just something beautiful. so uh that was mentioned image with join to communicate which came out of that

cement a heads noting coals for discussions on proprietary justice with regard to the trans atlantic trade and then saved africans and chapel and placement and recognizing the importance of this method to member states of the commonwealth agreed that the time has come for a meaningful conversation towards forging a common future based on equity. so while the nations, you're looking yet some sort of compensation, but the you get, does it or lies that this is going to cost them billions of found in the you get really does not seem ready for that. and how would they be? they've not even apologized to the former colonies also once they've done in the faf. so to see know during the summer they would also congregations involved uh what kind of compensation or on the justice that really is being spoken about. but as far as the yuki is concerned, they did mention the interview before the somebody is given by the u. k. prime

minister. really talking about how he wants to view. so ward, i'm not backwoods but the, the kind of statements that are coming now the viva. invited a lot of trouble, they've invited you lot of backlash from not just asked within grieving countries about from the u. k as well, deeply offensive and of the noxious distortion of history. enslavement and colonialism would not gifts, but imposed systems that brutally exploited people extracted wealth and dismantled societies all for the benefit of breast to to suggest that former colonies should be grateful for such unimaginable home disregards the legacy of these injustices and the long term impact they still have i'm really grateful to watch all of for example, jordan media the, what the british giving the i was a lot of destruction, a lot of renewed a lot of starvation that's of millions of people. and does,

is there is a level of any form of support, the g, the a, as in india or other former colonies of the you get, it will go up. but now yours need job to basically see that a country should be great for him for what they've been given and for the depths for the destruction, for the new, for the salvation of millions of people. for the sure reason that is that's what didn't speak to the phone. uh, the former colonies, each, each drum unimaginable that is in 2024. those kind of statements v b r b need, both assignments know many would see i'm the kind of threshold that was created on the gig is a step towards the right direction. to do, give me north wanted the rocks, any sort of justice in terms of monitoring your financial compensation. the may even think of a gas less broken justice. but what do you really expect? so instead of using off or, or austin apologies. you know,

a number of countries recently snapped at the u. k. and it's meeting of the commonwealth in some of the other day. those nations instead decided to attend the brooks conference and rushes because on, i guess the kinds of out with the old world and in, with big this is the april falls 1899 tabby. although i skipped in valley, this entire area is that of spies take all families get to stand to find out that as as codes from east to really study. when you get a chance to review these to corporate tax.