asking our guests in this edition of the spotlight, first let me introduce them, spokesperson at the masar bidil movement joins us from vancouver, also joining us is mick here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both. i'll first start with you, if i may halid barakat, just to give you an example about the way that israel um has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded or war crimes a minimum is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, this news of alco's hospital, to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and "this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red cressent that uh are intensive care and they're hooked up to machines or they need medical attention uh the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding um what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? uh thank you for the invitation and good eve

most nack the human rights active and out of vancouver khalid barakat spokesperson for masar badel movement. thank you both for being with me uh quite an unbelievable uh day uh most and let's start this and just looking at uh the... difficulty in carrying out such an operation like this from gaza an area which is so highly surveiled, controlled by the israeli regime and has been under siege now for 16 years, um, your thoughts about this, let's start from there, good evening, it's quite astonishing that the billions of dollars of fundings that the us empire funds israel in, and the kind of money, the kind of military budget that israel has and was unable to secure its so-called borders, the iron dome has failed, it is quite clear that israel is as weak as a spider's web and this so-called threat that israel has had on the region of west asia and this impression that israel has created that it is, that it is undefeated, that is borders cannot be trampled over, that it is an occupying force that is un unmatched in the region, hizbullah in 2001 in 2006 clearly proved that israel is weak, and no

understand him strongly, if i understand him, i will tell you, by god, like the hesra al-tandura of masar, שילז, אבל, לא משוע מישול, ושמה בטטורה, הוא האשמן אחרים, הוא פעס ישה a young girl enters a room, like a bed room, and looks at it. then they caught him, got him, and sent him away a girl, a beautiful girl from this beautiful place, where we are sitting, on this great house, let's do it. from his uncles, he said to them, "bidi al-buntat, from dakhlat, lah qador ali, the best of yedde khadreh, zai al-barit, that is, when hegdoth is the enemy, he is the enemy." בחורים שלל, קקון, and tentura, haggod יפעל במרץ, ישמיד, איבכשרץ, שתולו בטאנטורה, יהוה משעון נוראה, tantura was a village, a rich village, בתים ייפים, they live like ירופאים, אתה יודע, and also people were dressed beautifully, truly it was a village, אחד הנס שמה איזא גילה בת 16 this, you understand, but it is very evil, a very simple lesson, and killing them inside המכלאות, among the המכלאות, they were in מכלאות , אתה יודע כלי כל המכלאות, אשפו כל החרבים, הום ישוםים שמה כל כל הרפף, בא בא משוע, מוחת תשמלא ומפכילה זה, מקיליפ מהסניט, ו

, that's over there talking to corresponent there from moscow, let's bring in spokes person of the masar movement to joins us, welcome to the program, the way that israel going about to the carnage is uh consistent so far with uh the number of deaths that are uh happening as a result of that and we're looking at possibly another parnage uh which is called genocide by many accounts and that is the situation with this hospital uh has israel taken into account the uh protest worldwide that are so large in numbers like the london that uh was hovering around 5000 people as to the way that it image that was great before is being completely demolished and tarnished as it continues with this that claim civilian lives. um, actually israel doesn't care about international public opinion, our experience as palestinians, since 1948 and even before that zits always have a line that they say we will do everything we want and the world can say whatever they want, they don't care about public opinion and the reason. they don't is because they have the full port of us and european forces. we need to reme

thank you, khalid barkat, spokesperson, masar badol movement in vancouver. macnap here, thank you so much, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign from edinburgh. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from. in the team, it's goodbye, the people, united, will never be defeated, the people united will never be defeated. now she's fire now she's fire now she's fire now she's fire now we we have been out here for 99 days he said the best, we've got 99 problems, but sold a 381, 381, 99 problems, هو يوم حزين نفقد فيه مزيد من الزملاء الصحفيين في هذه الحرب التي تشننها اسرائيل على غزه اليوم الاول فقدنا اثنين من الصحفيين واليوم نفقد الزميلين سعيد الطوي. هذه خساره كبيره لجموع الصحفيين وهذه تؤكد ان الااحتلال الاسرائيلي لا يرغب في نقل صوره الحقيقه من غزه يريد ان يغطي هذه الصوره التي ينقلها الصحفيون الفلسطينيون your top stories here on press tv, israel's inscriminant bombing of the gaza strip enters the 15th day, at least 53 more palestinians are killed in latest israely strikes across the besieg territory. egypt opens a raw for b

all the victories that masar had achieved were not only lost and defeated, but parts of egypt and syria were also taken by israel, that is, they took the sinai desert from egypt and the golan from syria. it was taken again in 1967, so here it is, it is approaching the peak of its power, here it is almost no longer the military power of israel , it proved its superiority to everyone in the war of 1973, that is, no army can imagine that it will somehow be able to attack when it attacks. when it defends itself against the israeli army, it is over, that is, all imaginations have collapsed until we reach the 798, which will gain legitimacy . until now, israel is reaching the peak of its military power. in 1978, its legitimacy reached its peak, that is , egypt as the most powerful regional and arab state, which, of course, was not abdul nasser at that time. who was the great leader of the islamic world, the arab world, he was no longer his successor, anwar sadad, anwar sadat surrendered, that is, he raised his hands , signed a peace agreement, but not a peace that would be a just peace , he c

carl barkot spokesperson at the masar badil movement joins us from vancouver. also joining us is mick nap here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both. uh, i'll first start with you, if i may halet barrakot, uh, just to give you an example about uh the way that israel. um has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded are war crimes a minimum, is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, there's news hospital, to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red crecent that uh are intensive. care and they're hooked up to machines or they need medical attention uh the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding, what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? thank you for the invitation and good evening to you and your guests. i thin

other party hostile to israel against seeking advantage in the current situation spokesperson of the masar badol movement joins us from vancouver. we have tim anderson director of the center for counter hegemonic studies to joins us from sydney. welcome to you both uh taking a look at. most recent piece of news that we ran as headline uh which uh said that uh from hamas that is fighters have captured more israeli troops. that's indicative of the wider uh defeat of israel at this stage in the game uh when it comes to how not only were they caught off guard but uh the way they were taken down not in terms of soldiers in terms of the deaths in terms of uh towns that were involved where palestinian uh fighters overran them and uh even uh up to this point the... still some skirmishes involving both uh does that surprise you the weak state of israel when it comes to the way that uh the fighters were able to uh defeat them up to this point at this stage of the game honkat uh yes i think that the resistance is um uh calculating exactly their statements word for work they're not releasing exact num

me from bethlehem, now let me from vancouver, canada invite uh khalid barad a spokes person of the masar badel. movement, khalid, good to have you with us, go ahead with your comments, well, i just want first to apologize for press tv for not being able to respond, in the last 40 hours, we have been detained in some of the airports, we couldn't even participate in geneva in events related to palestine, the uh swissland police and security forces deported us. back to canada and there is they're targeting palestinian activists all over europe, the shows that europe is complicit in this crimes that israel is committing, that europe is a partner and particularly germany and france and british for britain for not just being part of this crimes and massacres against the palestinian people. in gazza and in palestine, but also in encouraging it and leading it and in fact in siding against palestinian people, we see that this is what's happening in the united states, a palestinian child and his was stabbed 36 times a hand at the hands of racist person, his mother was staff, palestinian communitie

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