going to see moving forward in the days and weeks ahead more protests taking place. across the british capital and the country as the killing of palestinians in gaza, are joining us from the british. london, now joining us uh from the pakistani capital islamabad, we have founding executive director at the center for international strategic studies and former pakistani ambassador to the united nations, mr. alisarwar nagr ambassador, welcome to the program, but let's start off uh with the international response, international bodies uh response like the united nations to the ongoing massacre of palestinians in. as a why is the united nations sitting idly by? you see the basic problem is that the united nations can be effective and functional only if all its members desire to do so, then in the security council there is the discriminatory process of those members who are permanent and they can veto any resolution. so effectively they make the security council totally, mean i impractical and ineffective to work with, so the international community has its own politics, each country follows its own

cross over to journalists and political commentators save mosanbus, he's joining us from the british. capital london, mr. abbus, we want to focus on the recent address made by uh, the secretary general of hezbol hasan, we can start with uh the closing segment uh of his address where he spoke to the united states and he said first of all that all options are on the table and that uh the threats that the united states are making to the resistance fighters will get them nowhere. i think it's important. focus on america, which has been growing stronger over the last week or so, is ever since i think the american sent these naval um ships into the the mediterranean, are are significant because they tell us that the resistance ac itself is not just after israel, they understand that without dealing with america and its presence across west asia, you can never have peace, you there will never be peace in west asia without the americans submitting to the... the sovereignty, the true sovereignty of the people of that region. now as as an example of just how bad the americans have been in this region,

we're going to leave it there, writer and political columnist said shabi joining us from the british capital london, and thanks to political commentator muhammad obey, joining us from the lebanese capital beiroute. with that it brings us to an end here on uh this edition of our um in-depth focus on the uh israeli massacre and war against.

pro-palestine ralliers also marched in the british capital london. a peaceful march for peace, as the bombs temporarily stop falling from the sky above gaza. hundreds of thousands of pro-palestine demonstrators of all faites are back to the streets of the british capital, many travelling from other parts of the uk, united in their demands. we need. we need to uh, we need to see fire, we need to end this siege in gaza, we need to end the occupation and free palestine. a long-term solution is an immediate ceasefire, longer term seizfire, it is an end to the system of apartide, it is an end to the occupation, it is an end to the oppression and systematic oppression that has been going on for the last 75 years. demands is obviously that israel stops the this genocide that they allow the people to go back to their homes in gazza that... they stopped um pushing them uh out towards the deserts and more than 1500 police officers were on duty, distributing leaflets, warning demonstrators against the use of quote, racist abuse and promoting terrorism, raising

thanks lot sir, journalists and political commentators joining us from the british capital, london.o the regime's military by targeting tanks, bulldozers and armored vehicles. in northern gaza since the onset of israel's ground invasion of gaza, around 100 israeli armored vehicles have partially or completely been destroyed. the palestinian fighters also carried out missile strikes against several israeli cities, including tel aviv and setarat, israel is confirmed the killing of 349 of its soldiers in palestinians counter offensives. are on spanish news network hispan tv. has conducted an exclusive interview with the former bolivian president evo morales about the ongoing israeli aggression against palestinians in the gaza strip last week and protest against the regime's genocidal attacks on the besieg territory, believe's government broke diplomatic ties with israel. let's see an extraction of the interview, the full interview will be broadcast later in the day. i hold a for palestine and i comment their diplomatic endeavors, especially in the face of economic sanctions. and the ha

journalists and political commentators state mosan joins us now from the british capital london mbus. it's great to have you with us uh talk to us about the significance of this. two lake um tour of central asia uh by the iranian president, he first landed in tajikistan, now he is in uzbekistan uh attending the eco economic cooperation organization summit uh that's being held there, how important is this uh trip during this point in time? i think it's hugely significant that iran has really up the anti in terms of its regional relations, this has been on but in the context of the palestinian crisis currently and israel's atrocities out there, it takes on even more powerful significance, the iran of course has the track record of the hope initiative where they tried to get the region to to start talking peace and to to build relations, they've improved their relations with saudi arabia, they've maintained relations with all the other neighbors and have been positive into... terms of talking up narrative where they say it's the region which needs to decide its own future, so the arab wo

well, latifa abu there for us now, the british capital has been the scene of mass pro-palestine demonstrations every weekend throughout the past month. the next. demo expected to be the biggest yet has been planned for november the 11th to coincide with armistice day, which marks the end of world war one, in what's been described by rights campaigners as the largest attack on the right to protest in post-war british history, the uk's interior minister sowella braverman has called palestine solidarity demonstrations hate marches and accuse the country's police force of bias in favor of them. here's more. the democratic right to protest, to assembly and to free speech, under attack in britain, ahead of a mass pro-palestine demonstration in the british capital on november 11th. on the front line of the attack, prime minister rishi sunak, describing as disrespectful the rally which coincides with armistice weekend, commemorating the end of the first world war. this is decision that the metropolitan police commissioner has made. and he has said that he can ensure that we safeguards remembrance for

let's now bring in journalists and political commentators with us from the british capital london uh mr. abbus, welcome to the program. is this uh... the talks of the truth which was yet to be implemented, is this indicative of the israeli failure uh with regards to its objectives uh by uh carrying out this onslot on gaza 48 days? well, i think it is definitely a whole host of failures, they failed to occupy gaza as they wanted, they failed to destroy the resistance as they as they desired, um, they fail to actually break the will of the ordinary palestinian people, they fail to get the... palestinian people to turn on uh the palestinian resistance. um of course the failures are are becoming more and more apparent. they failed to destroy the tunnel systems and the military network, the the bombing of various israeli towns and cities, including tel aviv has continued unabated, so i think the the failure of the israelis is already monumental, but there's another sort of failures which which they've inadvertantly done that there um the usual usual efforts that slick husbara or propagand

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital london, my name is amina taylor, with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out of the ongoing slaughter of palestinians in the gaza strip and beyond. now the clock is ticking a four-day ceasefire in gaza between israel and the resistance. the temporary truce was delayed by 24 hours after israel announced there would be no exchange of captives, prisoners for reasons unknown. the delay extended the agony for those hoping for some relief from the deal, which would temporarily halt the bombardment of gaza that has been ongoing for over six weeks. there are worries about how the truce is being communicated on the ground after israeli occupation soldiers fatally shot two palestinians dead and wounded a further 11 as they attempt. to head towards the north of gaza, the area that had been the epicenter of the bloodshed. global demonstrations to demands a complete end to the violence will take place, and major rally is expected in the british capital. so much to on pack here and joining me in the studio, direct from b

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm said puraza, with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out of the 50 days of an israeli onslot on the gaza strip and its ongoing incursions in the west bank. here in the uk, weekend protests continue to call for a permanent ceasefire. police surrest pro-palestine activists for criticizing israel. meanwhile, the need for humanitarian aid in the gaza strip concentration camp remains overwhelming, despite a number of trucks rolling into the enclave, 17 israelis have been handed over to the red cross in gaza city, worst hit by israeli bombardment. hamas says its fighters are still in control, and total of 117 palestinians are reunited with their families after being released from israeli prisons, nearly 15,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza since october 7th, many more are buried. under the rubble, in israel, the official deathdul stands at 1200. what are the logistical challenges of continued captive prisoner exchange? is the threat of regional war still there? wh

this resistance continues. thank you. journalist and political commentator joining us from the british capital london, we're now bringing in academic and political commentator mr. mohsan who is with us from the lebanese capital bayrut, mr. sala, let's start off with uh your thoughts and your analysis of recent comments made in the speech by hisball leader saylah. well, greetings to you and to the audiences, it was a great. and pleasurable speech and strategic speech, and i guess most of the lebaneses and the arabs and the muslims and all around the world, they were trying to get out the ideas of the of this speech about the future of the situation in lebanon and in palestine, first of all greetings to the marters of gaza and lebanon who confronted. the israeli aggression and the israeli obnoxiousness, and now we are seeing new way of dealing with the israeli occupation, because the resistance, the access of the resistance, let's say in iraq and lebanon and palestine and yemen, they are ready to confront together this occupation with its not ally the adoption of the americans to this occupation

right in the heart of the british capital . let's take you now to the german capital berlin and speak to step fosten and step germany. it was very, very quick. as soon after october, the 7th to bottom price has citing security concerns about us despite gemini, have been one of the largest posting inconveniences and you are absolutely, and it's quite a statement of all that community. i know there's so many people have been detained. police with awesome sizing anti semitism as a reason or this rubber band is some of them as a reason to combine these protests a but now they're here. they have to allow pros as to happen because of the pressure also within the country. people are complaining, that's really the most page for us on the right. so basically the of this that was right in here for us against the virus as well and god, but also in the front of the human rights of their rights to speak out of the freedom of speech as to the on the 3 chair. when do you really care for me? guiding this riley, because all the diners will also

new protests took place in the british capital in support of the civilian population of the gas sectortrain station on liverpool street. it is considered the fourth busiest in london. concerned british people filled the central hall at rush hour, sitting on the floor, hundreds of protesters. began shouting slogans about the need for an urgent truce in the middle east, in birmingham they repeated the action in one of the fast food restaurants of the american chain. young people released hundreds of mice painted in the colors of the palestinian flag into the diner. they staged the same action the day before. previously, large-scale rallies involving thousands of activists took place in the center of the british capital. the largest russian state-owned companies have asked for preferential loans, business but marina, and how the companies explain their request, they say that they cannot take out loans from banks at current rates, and they will probably continue to rise. several at once russian state-owned companies complained about too high interest rates on loans in russia and asked the

okay, thanks lot, journalists and political commentator, said morsanapos joining us from the british capital, london. and with that brings us to an end here on this edition of our in-depth coverage of the israeli war on gaza, but stay tuned, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see in a bit. united will never be defeated it down it down it down. احنا بنيجي هنا عشان اهلنا محتاجين 90% من الاطفال اللي بيعملوا في قطاع غزه هو بيعمل عند اللي هو قريبه من الدرجه الاولى يعني يا عند ابوه يا عنده انا بطلت من المدرسه عشان اجيب لكختي وابويا كمان ماكيينه وهي ماكيينه هنا واقع كله واقف هذا المصنع كان يعني زي ما تقول كان في حوالي 15 عامل او 12 عامل بعد الحصار والهذا كله وقف هناك ما يقرب من 35 الفريج موجودين عاطلين عن العمل اطفال قاعدين في اكياس بنعب فيهم في اكياس بنحط فيهم يا عمي بكياس الله حاول هنا نقطرب unyielding resolve, look into the tumoltuous life of yaster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered. dreams, witness his lifetime tour from a fighter to a diplomat, and again from a diplomat to fighter to save pale

police detained bolemi. not without clashes with the police, mass rallies have been held in the british capital the fifth saturday in a row, they ask that dmitry mezintsev sign the document on the establishment supranational tax committee. this decision was made at a joint meeting of the board of the ministry of economy of russia and belarus, it is taking place in brest. economic interaction between the two countries is distinguished by sincerity, trust and camaraderie, but russia and the president of belarus are reaching an even deeper, large-scale substantive level, i am convinced that such a practice , taking into account the achievements of each of the tax services by partners, will ensure a different level of collection, support, of course , this is an important substantive step, and the main thing is that it region, achievements of industry and science, unique nature, more details about everything stanislav vasilchenko. russia begins with chukotka. the northernmost and eastern region of our country is the first to greet the dawn, and not kamchatka, as is commonly believed. the sculpture c

supporters of palestine have condemned the demonstrations and crimes of the zionist regime in the british capital. in germany, thousands of people condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in palestine. the global stew of anti -zionist women coincides with the international day for the elimination of violence against women, a group of women thinkers and international activists from different countries condemned the crimes of the zionist regime against the women and children of gaza in a conference called maryam's tears. they gathered on the international day for the prohibition of violence against women, so we wanted this program to be symmetrical so that the speech that is raised in this conference and the voice that is raised in this conference will be heard for all freedom-seeking activists and women. the world and the mechanisms of international affairs. challenge that international human rights mechanisms , international assemblies in deadly silence or actions remind them of the inadequacy of fulfilling their demands. we want the palestinian case to be dealt with in the international crimin

at 17:00, dear viewers of the streets of the british capital of the fifth week. it was the scene of the most extensive public protest in support of the oppressed palestinian nation . the united kingdom's solidarity with the palestinian nation announced that the number of people present at this demonstration was around one million. the most numerous presence in the monitoring of solidarity with the palestinian nation and expressing anger and disgust with the zionist regime in england, the birthplace of this regime. i came to this demonstration with the request to stop the killing of palestinians immediately. we all came to say that palestine should be freed. stop the raids on hospitals. stop the raids on schools. we have come to tell the american and british governments that they are participating in another crime. the british government should listen to the people and take a path that will lead to peace, not to kill more people from different sections of the central streets of london, to the american embassy, ​​as the main supporter of the zionist regime in killi

calling on the faith, demonstrators spent 3 hours in the government quarter of the british capital, chantingsupport of israel and demanding that the kingdom's authorities fight manifestations of anti-semitism. a large-scale rally took place in glasgow, where those who decided to express solidarity with palestine gathered. the scots were in favor of an extension. make peace for more humanitarian aid was sent to the gas sector. participants of the protest in paris called for the evacuation of palestinian women and children from the combat zone; those gathered also demanded the introduction of sanctions against israel. this is footage from ottawa, almost 10,000 people with palestinian flags came to the canadian parliament building. the protesters called for the immediate withdrawal of israeli troops from the gaza strip. the echo of the vast mediterranean cyclone, which today came to crimea and kuban, is still felt in themselves residents of turkey. due to hurricane winds, passenger planes could not land at the airport. ardugeresun. some pilots tried to go around, but most decided not to risk it

issue that has been quite evident in the demonstrations of hundreds of thousands of people in the british capital in the last 5 weeks. even prisoners have rights. shouldn't the people of gaza, who are all prisoners, have no rights , have water and electricity? have food aren't they human? do rights does a person who is constantly beaten by him not have any rights for the people of gaza? see what people are singing in this prayer? they say the killing of women and men. let the people of gaza get water and food . the war in gaza has also challenged western democracy. different strata of british people from different religions and nationalities have repeatedly expressed their anger and disgust with the zionist regime by holding demonstrations. a document of progress is prepared for each village. the minister of the interior announced this at the village governance excellence event and said to return to rosetta and the prosperity of life is the main goal of the government's plans in the fasting areas. tekkab is actually the empowerment and entrepreneurship of the basic people. its goal is to make our

hundreds of thousands of pro-palestine demonstrators of all faites are back to the streets of the british capitale need to end the siege in gaza, we need to end the occupation and free palestine. a long-term solution is immediate ceasefire, longer term ceasefire. it is an end to the system of apart. it is an end to the occupation, it is an end to the oppression and systematic oppression that has been going on for the last 75 years. demands is obviously that israel stops the this genocide, that they allow the people to go back to their homes in gazza, that they stop pushing them out towards the deserts and more than 1500 police officers were on duty distributing leaflets, warning demonstrators against the use of quote. racist abuse and promoting terrorism, raising questions about proportionality. yeah, there's a lot of pressure on the police, um, and that by being put on them by the government uh to um... yeah to put a stamp down on these protests, you know, these protests are accused of being anti-semitic, but really these are just ordinary workers who can understand what's happening, you can see

to avoid unrest on the streets of the british capital, more than 2,000 additional police officers wereotage from amsterdam: they called for stopping the israeli invasion of gaza at the central railway station. hundreds of demonstrators gathered there to denounce the idf's methods of warfare, calling what was happening in the enclave ethnic cleansing. announce not only humanitarian pauses, but the french president called for a full ceasefire in gaza. emmanuel macron condemned the army's indiscriminate strikes. emergency summit of the league of arab states on the situation in gaza, these are the statements of prince arabia. mahmoud abaas accused the united states of being the one whose policy in the middle east led to a dead end in attempts to find a peaceful solution to the problem. the turkish president called the west's silent position on the gas sector cowardly and unconscionable. he demanded that israel and its foreign allies pay compensation to the residents of the enclave for the damage caused damage. rjepdogan proposed creating a special mechanism to provide security guarantees f

to greece and should be located there, all this was said by mitsatakis during a visit to the british capital. the british response was immediate. the head of government, richa sunok, canceled his meeting with his greek colleague, and the press, citing sources in the cabinet of ministers, is already writing that any dialogue between london and athens regarding the exchange of cultural property is now impossible, and the british will definitely return no statues. they won’t, this cancellation of the meeting may have quite, let’s say, a tangible internal political reason, greece, as you know, has been demanding the return of the sculptures and reliefs of the parthinon since the proclamation of its independence, that is, for a very long time , rish sunaga is now having additional motives for showing, let’s say, harshness, this gradual approach of the elections to the british parliament is trying, showing here this harshness in relations with the greek side , at least to score political points, to show that he is responding to requests for toughness, and in fact, how did all these treasures end u

elsewhere in the british capital london protesters rallied outside parliament demanding lawers back a ceasefire in gaza carrying palestinian flags. crowd criticized the politicians for their inaction. also in jordan's capital ammon, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered near the facility. the protesters condemned israeli raids on al-shifa hospital as well as us support for the regime's atrocities. in the uk, nearly a third of the labour party's lawers have defied their leader to back gaz ceasefire motions, the... further reveal divisions within the party over britain's approach to israel's devastating war on the ghaza strip. on wednesday 56, labor lawers voted along with the scottish national party in favor of two ceasefire motions. at the house of commons, the voters included several high profile mps, labor leader kier starmer had threatened to sack any shadow minister would support the motions. this came despite the fact that majority of the british people have been calling for an immediatefire in gaza. the motion put fo

demonstrators staged a sit-in at one of the central stations in the british capital king's.y did not disrupt transport operations, but they attracted attention, especially from the police. particularly active law enforcement officials were taken out by publications in handcuffs, and some even had to. in frankfurt, germany, there was also a march for peace, hundreds of participants marched to the city center with posters save palestine and liberate gaza, the majority of participants immigrants from the middle east, but they condemn cruel acts against both arabs and jews. the dnepr group of troops once again disrupted the rotation. ukrainian formations in the kherson direction, as the ministry of defense said, our military, with the help of towed howubs, are destroying the positions and command posts of ukrainian nationalists. artillery crews inflict instant fire on targets detected by drones. this deprives the enemy of the opportunity to land and gain a foothold on the left bank of the dnieper. and this is a video from the krasno-limansky direction of the special military ope

hello and welcome to this edition of gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, i'm said

elsewhere in the british capital, london, protesters rallied outside of parliament, demanding law-makers embassy as hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters gathered near the facility. the protestors condemned israeli raids on alshufa hospital and as as well as the us support for the regime's atrocities. in the uk dozens of opposition labor party lawers have voted to call for an immediatefire in gaza, defying their leader who is opposed to full trace to the besideged palestinian territory. group of 56 labor mps went against the party line on wednesday by voting to amend the government's legislative agenda to officially urge for the gaza truth. they favored motion brought in by the scottish national in the war crimes in gaza, he says every legal mechanism should be used against israel for his genocide in gaza. with the genocide convention, israel is uniquely vulnerable. um, now, will that stop israel from bombing? um, it it seems to be the best possible legal, mechanism to do so, a ruling by the... world court, particularly in emergency ruling uh would put tremendous additional pressure on

at 17:00, dear viewers of the streets of the british capital, the fifth week of payam. pi saneh was the scene of the most widespread popular protest in support of the oppressed palestinian nation. the coalition of solidarity with the palestinian people in england has announced that the number of people present in this demonstration is about one million people. the most numerous presence in monitoring solidarity with the palestinian nation and expressing anger and disgust with the zionist regime in england, the birthplace of this regime.

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, i'm saiza with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out of the region. israel continues its wholesale slaughter of palestinians constantly bombing areas near gaza's overcrowded al-shifah hospital with all hospitals in the territory stretched beyond capacity. it's also intensifying raids in the west bank. killing hundreds of people there. the fighting on the ground in gaza is also intensified as the palestinian resistance confronts israeli occupation forces as they push deeper into gaza city. dozens of palestinians have been killed in intense overnight israeli bombardments in the jabala refugee camp in the north and sabra in western gaza. thousands of palestinians are having to walk long distances to flee the israeli bombardment in the north. israeli prime minister benjamin. yahoo! has again rejected the prospect of a ceasefire without the release of captives. cia director william burns is in the region to negotiate the release of those captives. no talk of course of releasing the thousands of palestinians

elsewhere in the british capital london, protesters rallied outside of parliament, demanding lawers back at seasfire in gaza. carrying palestinian flags, the crowd criticized the politicians for their inaction. also, in jortan's capital aman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy, as hundreds of pro-palestinian protestors gathered near the facility. the protests condem israel raids on alchuva hospital, as well as the us support for the regime's atrocities. lebanon's resistance moved hezbollah has carried out another strike against israeli military positions along the border. hezbollah fired rockets and missiles towards four israeli military sites. injuries have been reported among israeli soldiers. hisbollah and israeli troops have been engaged in direct flashes since the 7th of october when the regime ignited this bloody war machine to bombard the besieged gaza strip. hisbula says that it will continue striking israeli positions until it stops the crimes against palestinians. iran's for minister says the social humanitarian pause in gaza means nothing but the continuation of

issue that has been fully evident in the demonstrations of hundreds of thousands of people in the british capital in the last five weeks. even prisoners they have rights. do the people of gaza, who are all prisoners , have no rights? they should not have water, electricity , or food. what do the people want in this march? they say, stop the killing of women and children , let the people of gaza get water and food . the loss of human lives is unbearable, and we cannot be indifferent to the killing of palestinians like the government and the majority of parliamentarians. we want the people's opinion to be recognized. the war in gaza is also the western democracy challenged different strata of the british people of different religions and nationalities many times by holding large-scale demonstrations of anger and disgust. they expressed themselves from the zionist regime and its supporters. mojtaba ghasemzadeh is a reporter for london radio and television. well , i will start the conversation with mr. shajere. mr. shajere , we saw in your report that according to the latest opinions , 76 of the brit

that has been quite evident in the demonstrations of hundreds of thousands of people in the british capital in the last five weeks. even prisoners have rights. do the people of gaza, who are all prisoners, have no rights? they should not have water, they should have electricity. have food aren't they human? is it the human rights that are constantly brewing from it? it does not grant any rights to the people of gaza. see what people are singing in this prayer? they say stop killing women and children. let water and food reach the people of gaza. i say to the governors and representatives, is this too much demand that you oppose? the loss of innocent human lives is unbearable and we cannot stand by. and let the majority of parliamentarians be indifferent to the killing of palestinians. we want people's opinion to be recognized. the war in gaza has also challenged western democracy. different groups of british people from different religions and nationalities have repeatedly expressed their anger and disgust with the zionist regime and its supporters by holding large-scale demonstrations. exp

the demonstration is the latest in a series of weekend protests in the british capital since the start of the week-long war . this truce is not enough because now that they are freeing the palestinian children, we must first ask why the palestinian children are in prison. they were. israelis, at the same time as releasing the captives, it is important that we come out and shout for the release of palestine. i don't think the british government will listen to us. the international community is trying to convey this message that this situation is not acceptable for us. so it's important that we continue to come here in as many numbers as possible to convey the message that we respect the decisions that governments make. we do not support . we know that this temporary four-day ceasefire is not really a ceasefire. people continued to try to move north to gaza to see will they find anything from their homes and families? we saw that they were shot, so it is not a ceasefire. i think when we see different people here, we realize that you don't have to be arab or muslim to support gaza. person

let's take a listen to comments by some of the protesters interviewed by correspondent in the british capital think most of our political positions are completely compromised and they don't know where to go, they've lost there, they've lost their moral compass to be honest. the truth of the matter is the governments a mess. the opposition's a mess and they're in a mess because 76% of the population want to cease fire and they won't get in line with the population, well it's an absolute scandal, it's an absolute disgrace, how can anyone? "ho has an ounce of humanity in their soul, not called for a ceasfire in the current situation, it's a complete joke, it's uh, it's it's it's a pouling, i'm a child of the troubles, i've marched for civil rights, it's it's it's a basic right, they've got no food, water, um, the hospitals are just an absolute case, and it's just a disgrace, the government's position is completely neocolone." i think we are as i think the governments continually across the world are failing palestine and the rest of the post colonial world, while i feel that the people of most o

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is estimated that today between 500,000 and one million people will come to the streets in the british capital for the benefit of the palestinian people. well, it seems that the president of syria, mr. bashar al-assad , has started speaking in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia . in the framework of this equation, it is clear that we cannot continue our cooperation with palestine, far from our arab and islamic behavior in the face of repeated incidents. regarding the aggression of our cooperation, this regime causes the increase of aggression against your nation and the death of this issue . today, in our meeting, the issue is not aggression and murder , but both of these continue, and both of these cases the mood of the zionist regime goes to you, but the political and human superior has taken such an approach and has endangered the security of our region. in this regard, we cannot ignore most of our responsibilities and act on them. which at the level of settlement and destroyed infrastructure and the delivery of aid should not be affected in this framework. what do they need ? it's a quest

as we've been reporting cover, a mass protest in the british capital, london, as we have seen over the past seven weeks since the israeli onslot on the gaza strip, london. joining the rest of the world on this saturday as they have weekend after weekend calling for a full ceasefire. the front of the march arrived here at trafalgar square, as you can see behind me, an hour ago, and people still continue to arrive on this location, and the crowd goes all the way down, down street to where the parliament is, and it's a mixed crowd. of muslims, there are arabs, there are christians, jews, as well as people of no faith, to my left, i think my camera is just about to pan that way, you can see orthodox jews, the anti-zionist jews who have assembled here today as well as they have in every other protest that we have covered since the war on gaza began, they too are joining the rest of the... is here calling for a durable, long-lasting seasfire to the hostilities against the palestinian people. uh, when the march started, the metropolitan police uh started handing out the leaflets, warning peop