the, the following 15 months of chaos in gallons of israel now threatens to expand further into the west spine, put speaking to r t a. i'm not representative saves the idea of current operation and janine will only lead to more palestinians taking up arms. these are the leave of anything for this particular patient. so good to pull this. if you open prison, open to anything that goes front and doesn't matter to me. washington's enemy vantage friend, that's the cruelty reaction to donald trump's decision to designate the young men a group of a terrorist organization. again, upon his return to the oval office. serious, you hate to install

a foreign minister as a change of heart during his interview by a rock board architect. tony blair saying economic sanctions against this theory and people are no longer necessary position. the limits militants of ported all assad government in power. that's all i had this, these are the come to you from us go. this is the news are on our teacher national. let's get into our top story. this thursday and mid the wreckage across more toward galvan people are beginning to clear the debris in the hope the ceasefire will allow them to start over these images show the scale of destruction in the end. 5 houses are on suitable for living. and most of the infrastructure has been leveled, but not israel has turned to another published indian territory, the west bank with the country's defense minute for falling validates operation in

geneva, city will soon extend to other areas. it's the 3rd day of the idea of so named the terrorist rate, which has already claimed that doesn't tell us any lives with scores more people would janine street all jen, and 1st this is the model and it will be applied in every place in judea and scenario and there are places that will need to be tackled. the operation is being carried out. it literally bulldozers could be seen destroying westbank infrastructure, us drones and helicopters flooded the skies according to the un to relief and works agency for palestine. refugees, idea of a tax on jeanine, have made the city quote on inhabitable we heard from a member of commerce's political bureau in gaza bus and 9, and he sais, the is really operation is pushing palestinians to join the military groups in defense of their homes. i think the one is fishes,

the ministers in the government husband declared publicly in several pages. that's the uniform, the fucking 5 is video of claiming or declaring so we're going to see the status of it and go over those funds which should easily indicating how much this government sort of this a c uh the learning goal for is the spell of the piece of the system and photo stability vehicle. and the reason i think it's in the bottom to an order is the plan is brought to you to and that's the rest of those fund to name. so that entity, i'm store a change the loans, the facts of the belong, whatever, especially in the left, so most in georgia, them and the rest of those fund. i think we are hitting a lot of what the next around offer solution which new which can never lead obese

or security was submitted. the support of a mouse in the spring is, is bigger and stronger in those funds than maybe in the dresser. uh, but i have to be a to, uh, what is one point? it says north above, i'm us. look, uh, they have the claim does the 2nd, but the bottom 15 mazda is the thing because of the 7. i'm because i'm us. okay. what the both of us, but we have north of, of service and we have know how much is this thing like what we have seen it because of the bug. despite of this, the out of been continuing to affect the bill as being on the females on the pump is a senior good. it's what it's been for, it is about them. it's not about us. we are the victims of an operation on mobile civic. they succeed, therefore we, we expect the all i've seen is not only how much i don't spend a lot of sense, but the one you have for the be and you had, we spend off and the business they condition the house because they have, again,

they didn't leave us anything except for this to get to the situation so good. well, this is your open press on the open president of those spent on goodness to your legislation in the is really parliament. meanwhile, has opened the door to prison time for anyone who challenges the official line. on the october 7th terrorist attack, the m p 's, who initiated the bill that passed into law this week. so he's really, society needs to be protected from lice. the state of israel today said in a loud and clear voice, the denial of the atrocities of october 7th will not pass in silence. neither in the connected nor on the street, nor in the world. anyone who tries to deny her mouses, heinous crimes, is an active partner in spreading lies and incitement that undermine the foundations of our society. the law has raised concerns from some is really

a socrates on the public at large with fears res. nothing new legislation could be used against those who challenge the netanyahu government version of events. critics say it could stand by it, any issues relating to security. mistakes made including by the prime minister and his cabinets refusal to take accountability until the war. and so we didn't shut up . well, that's really part of a member all for accounts that from the left wing had dashed parties say, such laws step on democratic principles when the government silent says those who question the events of october so easily, never was there any democracy for different reasons, but it's definitely not the democratic states also size because you know, the speaking nowadays especially seems domestic over the 7th because i'm just the guy, so fighting table, reason, incitement, securities and set to have a, as i said before, everyone,

anyone we seem to can assist in the was events outside the class of the so good comments, the defense are persecuted for with tweets, hopefully post or voice sentence. that's the one says you need with place for each step. so this specific individual has actually a propos, these really the beginning is the ones that they try to be easy. it does actually be a motion to impeach me. he wants to silence and no key only if it's not me be used in laws in these which are intended to silence and persecute any one who raises enough to let the voice to the policy of the government. and this is of course, a clear example of it fall. she's a cute and fuzzy. it'd be the po bites, not only the government by products of the opposition as well as tensions in the middle east continued to bail. donald trump has reminded the world that it's dangerous to be washington's friend. that is how the many hooters have reacted to

the new us presidents decision to designate the grouping as a foreign terrorist organization for a 2nd time after returning to the oval office. if the us had classified us among its friends, it would it be more dangerous and provocative than being labeled as a terrorist group in this well being a friend of the us, which is one of the most criminal nations, would bring shame upon you and the line you with a zionist enemy being an ally of america also means it will exploit to you just like it does with saudi arabia. let's shift will likely lead to tougher economic penalties for the group. the who to use have carried out over a 100 attacks on ships and the red sea since november 2023. the organization saves they're acting in solid. dara t with palestinians admit israel's war against a mouse and gas and such attack. somebody in scale box 10 says realize struck and multi face east fire deal on your investment. well joe, by the council trumps who the terrorist designation in 2021. in an attempt to

address humans, humanitarian issues. however, binding begun referring to the group as a quote specially designated global terrorist organization after the ship attacks in the red sea. still, the former us present refrain from imposing the harsher f t o designation from kids who tease have a sydney. he brushed off this latest change though, in their status at the why. as for us, the unsolved along movement, we have no investments, no assets, no companies, and we do not travel to america. personally, i only have this account on x, which they might shut down or remove the blue check from. so just to be safe, i'll put a link to my telegram channeling the 1st comment to whether you have any journalist who's saying elbow heights, this is the view within the country itself is the, the us exports. those who tried to be on good terms with washington to not have any effect as he didn't. so i, they say they don't have any assets or anything outside on of quotas,

that i'm not going to be private in to the united states. if you will remember that's mine. yeah. dismissal will be less coordination. war against a human out of the them has the they can, they did a food instead as little of what happens inside of human being at this time on that but ok from this o. d, as we have the power to sort of locate, i guess any companies will actually remember what the, what happens when finally button was in the header is bliss. no, probably by actually the out of the one in power. and they have defeated the united states, united states, one just actually to get the motor money is basically put on a so we got a b, a the actually, if you are to put into they night state, they would explode. you said that the he wouldn't be that. so the idea if they get up a $500000000000.00 they made the show you if you want to put into the united states, what will happen to you? and if you are actually parked in the united states and you have any did that because they night state came out of the way how the my other way to try to get them on. because human has time to the senior. this joe,

who the hypo courtesy of the united states, they have the full, right, the support of those i have to say to reside with weapons, with infinity, with everything to continue and could end up on a sin and be able to, inc, does that. but they don't allow anyone to support those people in palestine, the openness, it'd be one of the cdn people. okay, know the story to bring you today, nate? so secretary general mark rich say, how's applauded the us presidents threats this sanction must go claiming russia's economy is probably well, i'm sure he's very happy with the reservation of to i'm to food more sanctions on brush. i mean, know that you understand economy is doing terribly about best welcoming or contributor rachel marston from paris. rachel, very much a sense here and of deja who isn't that when it comes to the ukraine conflict, the middle of the hope of change this year. it appears the new us leader, his remarks, at least very much like the previous take us through all that as

well, sanctioning russia? yeah. too bad that washington didn't think of that one before a trump came along a good thing. he's on it now because of the banning the import of that little bit of 10 fertilizer of machinery that's still coming into the us from russia will surely make russian president vladimir putin go hey, that's it. time to abandon all of our objectives now and just totally pack it in. and mark ruetta has only been secretary general of nato for a little under 4 months. but come on, man, at least me for 10 to master the issue of sanctions and they were effective this at least as well as locations of the copy machine in your new office. yeah. sanctioning that animal feed. the us as buying from russia is going to be a real turning point, a real economic a bomb for the russian economy. the us cut itself off completely from its biggest russian import. that would be oil back in 2023. and that didn't even do the trick,

but depriving lucky because somewhere in the american midwest of his russian food to stick it to put and well do the job a russian imports last year or just under 3000000000 dollars way down from 14 and a half 1000000000 before the brand complex, so not much wiggle room left there now. but russia still has way more us imports to play around with if it wanted to me while frontier sounds like the guy at the bar who wants to settle scores in the parking lot of back. and by parking lot, i mean to social his social media website. i'm going to do russia, who's economy's failing, and president, put in a very big favor, settle now and stop this ridiculous war. it's only going to get worse if we don't make it to you and soon i have no other choice but to put high levels of taxes, tyrus and sanctions on anything being sold by russia to the united states and

various other participating countries. let's get this war which never would have started if i were president over with, we can do it the easy way or the hard way. and the easy way is always better. it's time to make a deal. no more lives should be lost, sanctioning stuff that russia still sells to various other participating countries . he says, well, that sounds like a direct right to those countries who still apparently do need stuff from russia despite all the pressure that's been imposed on them. the european union's economy, mister just said recently of the davos world economic forum and gathering the global as the switzerland that you sanctions are working. how does he know? because there's an industrial decline and a 21 percent interest rate, he figures, but who really knows. he says, because russia stop publishing statistics, but only because they're trying to decide how bad it all is. he says, yeah, because you really wouldn't know the things were bad in the country unless they

were absolutely sure. fire statistics to tell you that, well, go figure the here in the, you know, and even really needs any statistics. all those meticulously kept figures to know just how bad the economy is. we kind of figured it out. the hum, gary informed minister recently said that the sanctions don't seem to be working as the you had hoped on russia, but that they should have managed to backfire on the european economy. loc officials are squabbling over whether to extend russian gas and sanctions, all while importing record amounts of russian l. n. g. in the 1st 15 days of this year, and gary and prime minister keeps asking why anyone is still even listening to these jokers heels. and they have, you know, who, what does it prove? well, do you lead or sort of money or divestment from russian energy, more liquefied natural gas of prussian origin than ever before. arriving in western europe. large you companies have been buying their own russian oil by some asian

mediators. we hon. gary and i'm like brussels, have a well defined strategy for the coming world and here i couldn't really see it on a saturday, as well as here. so this drives the for the you is just to pretend that cutting themselves off from cheap russian energy is the price of nothing less than freedom . we substantially reduced our dependency on the partial fossil fuels. in records of the time i'll gas inputs from russia went down by roughly 75 percent. and now we import from russia only 3 percent of our oil and no call at all anymore. but freedom came at a price. how sold and businesses saw sky, high energy costs and bills for many a yet to come down? yeah. nothing says freedom like wearing 3 sweaters in doors in the winter time.

well our dream with your cat over whose turn it is to eat. this week's cattle sardines are to concrete our rates and marketing taking us through that live from partners. thanks, rachel. the technology intended to free us has become the tool over a pressure that's according to the spanish prime minister who also in davos, took aim after he concentration of power and left the freedom. the exact because democracy is not only compatible with the freedom of the people, it is the necessary condition for each for truly meets democracies, the power of periods. it is a power of those who think that because they are rich, they are both below and can do anything. that is why my friends, that is why did they compete in their support to all the full democracy?

it was us big tech including the likes of youtube. it's parent company, google um microsoft have rejected a used fact checking commitments. google has updated it's user agreement saying it will withdraw its earlier this information policy in contradiction to earlier statements, reasons for not subscribing to commitment. 30, complying with this commitment is not a relevant putting into impracticable method for youtube and search to mitigate the systemic risk of this information. youtube and search have in place reasonable, proportionate and effective measures to mitigate identified systemic this information. risks on the services, relevant signatories commit to establish a framework for transparent, structured, open, financially sustainable and non discriminatory cooperation between them and the you fact checking community regarding resources and support made available to fact checkers. well,

documents show that meta and microsoft top boats shall need fact checking policies that were influenced on monday did by the use microsoft state stuff. the approach a of the 1937 militaristic, japan started

a full scale invasion of china. the invading army was rapidly advancing towards the capital of the republic of china. of the dies, the city of nazi leaving behind the burned down villages and thousands of the dead . on december 13th, the japanese occupied son z and states real massacre. for 6 weeks, the invaders exterminated the civilian population. they carried out mass executions, rates, women, and were engaged, been merciless robbery. ruthless competition of 2 officers of the imperial army grocery. at the my guy and 2 yoshi no doubt, gain particular notoriety. they competed with each other as to who would be the fastest to kill $100.00 chinese with us. or this monstrous competition was widely reported in the japanese press. the non being massacre claims the lives of about

300000 people and became one of the largest crimes against humanity in the world history. after world war 2, manufactures advance of the address of the phase trial. however, the commander of the japanese army in the non seeing operation, freeze yasu e to a socket, was able to escape the responsibility due to the interference of the american administration, the the welcome back to r t international. now just before the break, we're talking about the issues raised between the e. you is trying date at typing at censorship on line, etc. i'm the push back by us the big tech. let's look at some examples of the meta

on microsoft. a boat shown, in fact checking policies that were influence on monday did by brussels, microsoft states that the approach is no longer relevant the system already in place as efficient. while matthews c o claims the over side, not just the mines to censorship on tick tock saves, it will pull the standards other social media platforms followed. while in response, the parliament claims a weakening of such policies, only benefits russia. parliament is deeply concerned about the recent announcements by social media companies about a relaxation of their rules on fact checking in moderation. as this will further enable russia's dis, information campaign to spread around the world. maps want the european commission and e u. member states to strictly enforce the digital services act in response to these announcements by metro and acts, including as an important part of the fight against russian dis, information. what all was great to welcome on to the program for me,

u. s. department of defense, contractor and information were for specialist kevin, make a, let's see kevin, good to see you today. yeah, this spots is it's widening and deepening, isn't it? we, we have this spanish pm, son. she has accusing american elite seeing 0 point one percent at of the u. s. lead. so having too much say in the use policies and politics and then of course, russia is pulled in and, and gets the blame. why should europe be seeking to combat the, this kind of, of us influence or is brussels going over the top with what they're, what they're seeking to in fruit to as censor themselves. you know, europe is doing exactly what the bite and administration was doing, which is trying to control the narrative that there are people here. but with

trump working with the big business guys. yeah. and the social media and asking them to relax their standards and let more freedom of speech out the europe and union still trying to drive that story line. they don't want people to hear things like, you know, the historical relevance of ukraine and. 2 that together, things like that. yeah, it is kind of opens up and door a box, doesn't it? because you've microsoft, google's actions something to say, indicating that the u as no actual say in the current landscape of the tech industry as much as they would as seek to refute that. saying that, but we're in dependent on the content. but a lot of what they depend on comes from across the atlantic. is that the coming stock or not that the truth of the, of, of sorts. yeah,

i think so. i think they feel like they're out of control and i don't know how they expect to control any you staying in the united states, particularly under donald trump. and the big tech guys, really, you know, their fact checking hasn't been as bad as it's made out to be other than the fact that under biden's administration, the government was going and backdoors and requesting certain things, usually against russia. be taken down. and you know, twitter has been getting a long or ex, uh, just fine without this fact checking with the community notes on it. and you know, and, you know, when you're really look at what they did, what their fax check in, they were contracting. most of it out to average people in different countries.

and it was all opinion based. uh, you know, somebody would open up the website, they would look at an article or a video and they would say, yeah, i think this violates the community standards and they would close it or they would say, no, i don't. so it was all opinion based, any way me who comes out on top in this particular bottle, do you think that you will have to give up on those policies if enough tech giants on the power they hold? if they fail to subscribe to that, is it the 2022? i think code of practice. you know, i think the tech guys will come out on top. yes. would certainly limit their audience somewhat. if they simply say fine, we're not going to comply and we're going to turn off our platform is in your countries are required, but you know, where is it going to for more?

is there going to be more of enough? well, from there, people being blocked from what they use every day. look at the upper tick tock had in the united states when they got bought for one day. so i think the big tech comes out on top. reality is, is the big tech guys will quit innovating if they have to spend all their money doing censorship in different countries according to different standards. and very interesting indeed, kevin, thanks for your time. your thoughts today we've been speaking the former us department of defense contractor, mr. kevin mckinley. thank you, you know now the news syrian foreign minister has been speaking in davos. the islamists complain to form a u. k. prime minister, tony blair. i remember him, that western sanctions placed on the previous assad government

r destabilizing the country, and make ruling the nation virtually impossible. what's the biggest challenge, what, what are the, the thing that you'll most concerned about the big challenge depending on this uh 50, this is the economic sanctions. i know we inherited a lot of problems on from the gym, but also we inherited the sections and we should remove it and lift it from the uh it should assume because uh no uh that it wasn't the best, the boots for the seat of people, but the most, i guess the city and people. so if you have a development vision, you mean it was put in order to help the certain people that struggle to get us the previous regime. but now it's a, it's a general day on. yes. it's like, uh its uh, removing the equipment function is the, is the key for us to give to you. yes, today's terrorist is today is on a doubtful guess. this is where the city is hosting the 55th. well,

economic form probably be probably a, a co chain bought for the global political on finance, so elite, but he has debut performance. we saw that serious new foreign minister. and i said i'll. so i bought a used to stage time to petition of through the removal of western sanctions, which we have been suffocating, damascus for over a decade on his logic is this guy's book, the bad days of i saw it all of us to get rid of those pressure tools that he used to punish him now don't get me wrong sanctions then they were great. but now now that that now other than the fact that of course, sanctions disproportionately punished innocent civilians. the upside to t of this entire conversation has to be highlighted. now also i bought, he was a founding member of the almost restaurant that is, i'll call you, does affiliate in syria. he was also head of political affairs for the rep of government in the eclip providence, which was captured by the h t. yes. from outside in 2015 and yet here we have

a doubles the world's great and good. seriously listening to an 8 to yes minutes and talk about assets, despicable regime. but of course the suits and boots it outside. bonnie is all part of the rehabilitation of h t. s by western governments and need your like ever since it seems power in december. tara, what tara? well, what about total right now? you've obviously got a lot of different minorities in, in syria. it christians to resolve the lights and how, how confident are you that this will be a series of, for all the people given the, the history and the difficulties of the task. i can say that uh no, uh, as really so the people who are victims of the student government and the are also victims of this language and the we refuse to use it for the future of syria. we have not seen and people not divided into and that it is a city and people on.