and while that's, or in the middle east of the u. farm policy chief, joseph burrell, has cold on his ready president, heis i coded solve to mitigate the sufferings on civilians in gaza. yeah, that the international community has not paid enough attention to the crisis between palestine and israel. i am in charlotte video and shot to the end of the year before it was something i guess i didn't want to ask you you, you must, you know, the, to the race, the thoughts of the shipping because they seemed a donation. recruiting and meeting, i included their opinion again. we tend to put the full non paid. do you know, the typical she ratio this piece, the products, audio and each one. meanwhile, in europe, the citizens of spain have hit the streets in a show of solidarity with palestinians, demanding a ceasefire and gaza products as much to madrid with the little ins posters and flags calling for the liberation of palestine and the end of what they call in his railey genocide, it is been still game, but the silence of the western world on this, not mine for just doing against the dentist sor

the middle east here as russia who can achieve these in the middle east . it was maureen american, military analyst, speaking to us earlier. okay, let's look at some of the world news now. in the u. n. has warned of escalating conflict incidents west industrial region. it says that more than 800 people mostly refugees fleeing the conflict, had been killed by um militia in the west of in the last few days. it's estimated that more than 10000 people have been killed in 7 months of conflict. the presidents of the united states and china, joan, pardon that you should ping, but how much anticipated talks at the asian pacific economic cooperation summit next week? it will be the 1st face to face talks in a year between the 2 economic superpower. now, tyler swift has kicked off the next leg of head blockbuster era's to in the us. and to me and capital one, a series. tickets sold out so fast that promoters had to add an extra died the douglas of the hand over robust seal met some of the thing is most dedicated fans who called themselves swift ease of rain or shine, day and night. for 5 months. these tents have been home to die hard. taylor swift fence eagerly awaiting her 3 night run at

the world food program. a lot of, uh uh, we went to north africa and in the middle east, you know, traditional buyers of u claim we, but right now there's almost nothing coming out of the black seas. and their production is it's, uh, yeah, it's been reduced by 3040 percent. so i mean that's, that's the reality of the war. and you might argue that that's not, it doesn't have an impact, but i would argue longer term, it has a certainly has an impact. because if there is another shortage somewhere else in the world, you'll see prices jump again a big time. but the un themselves only said 3 percent went to those countries and prices of being more historically low as to why. but what, what do you think the, what do you think the market for you claim wait was before the war in sub saharan africa? hazard a guess? i mean, it was, it was a tell, it is not one of their big is one of their big markets. you know, the really about cents. but then why was it sold to us is, is about all about oil supplies is all about way supplies and supplies are, when do we have less suppliers on way? marcus, you have higher prices and that

the burden of continuing to fun. it's fighting against frustrated because obviously washington has bigger problems. security right now with closer allies in the middle east, like israel. there's also the problem of ukraine's e u neighbors having unresolved disputes with key f, like pollings, demand that you frantic, zoom the graves and ethnic poles massacred by you, premium nazis involved in, in the 1940s. much simplification and i will express our position on you in my opinion, without solving this issue and many gradients. real. why is this that you craig can only dream about the session based. so we will absolutely stress that without solving this issues and it will not be a long term reconciliation with ukraine. so with all this stumbling blocks for kids on route to the alter, there's also the risk that poland and others may ultimately want some kind of a case off, or at least some kind of constellations from brussels in order that to not be that guy who stands up at the wedding and objects to the union. i mean people, the tentative for gemini positive goods are back believes in print isn't running for e u membership in any regards. on another occasion, this is on the line has said that ukraine has alread

the physical being in time for what's happening now in the new does a c or in the middle east, the u. k. or the rest of the media support thing for his life. thus the adults of that, i'm really sure that they haven't come when we go forward. the support is, are you not be able to any time to the store or to has a step or other side of the action? we are sure that, i mean you. okay. the wisdom, wisdom the community, as a says or the, the work community, or say nato allies is going to support as i go. sure, that there's no difference between the game. i don't know of those using the side of the type of, of the policy or them i guess the afford or less also now the results checkouts out . com photos, latest breaking news and updates. we'll see if i can put something down the the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community. best english. i'll send send up the in the 65 with the keys 195 and speed. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency

of that so clearly what mamma? from the 8 organization, nice eco assignment. nathan is nights was on the middle east on professor of international politics at lancaster university in the u. k. i asked him i is rounds . blockade of dogs that i mean suing food shortages help israel a chief, it's go on removing, come us. yeah, it's a very good question. and an important question. i think it highlights the difficulty of achieving 2 seemingly in congo and goals. the 1st being, making sure that is riley's, are safe and that the attacks of the 7 talk tobar can never happen again. whilst at the same time ensuring that palestinians have a viable political social future. and of course, that is impact. it is imperative that was the means good aid into gaza, but making sure that that plays out in the context of his writing the security needs and demands is what is the real sticking point here? and that's why there was this tension because a base. but we also know that it is a function name or it was a functioning hospital with clear needs and demands to, to assist the palestinians in dire need of medical assistance bugs. this i think is emblematic of a broad, the bottle and a broad

of continuing to fun. it's fighting against russia because obviously washington has bigger problems to get ready right now with closer allies in the middle east, like israel. there's also the problem of ukraine's e u neighbors having unresolved disputes with key f, like pollings, demand that ukraine exuding the graves and ethnic poles mass occurred by you premium nazis involved in in the 1940s petitioner. and i will express our position in my opinion without solving this issue many ukrainians realize that ukraine can only dream about e accession. so we will absolutely stress that without solving this issue, there will not be a long term reconciliation with ukraine. so with all this stumbling blocks for kids on route to the alter, there's also the risk that poland and others may ultimately want some kind of a case off, or at least some kind of constellations from russ falls in order that to not be that guy who stands up at the wedding and objects to the union and move while across the pond. a prominent view as republican presidential candidate has drawing attention to the fact that the 3 and can hardly be called democracy. knew that grandma swami says the people need to stop buying the mainstream m

go to the intensify the you and has reported of the desk of 90 to start off with the middle east relief and was agents new foot by the side and refugees, u. n. a minuses of also estimated that up to 15000 people have fled south find to escape the s likes. now southern gaza has also been coming on the ass likes it, especially in the city of con eunice. a must, has been completely destroyed as the idea of surround the city from land to see effect to the dividing the territories. know if the south is really probably mess. so benjamin netanyahu have say, do the israel willis, you are security responsibilities for gaza, for on the operation. this slide, the fact that the united states has repeated these i do is what has no intention of taking control of the enclave. those who don't want to continue the way of home us. it certainly is not that i think is what we'll look for an indefinite period. we'll have the overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't have it when we don't have that security responsibility. what we have is the rupturing of a muster on a scale that we couldn't imagine. israel cannot resume co

east of the us allies in the middle east. so it's an interesting split with thing. here is the, if it will, i keep of the u. s. might use its influence, a ton, the narrative of these countries in a different direction, at this point, buying those pages himself with their course the time when he is can ill afford his lots of the most in vote. it's only 1 point, one percent of the us building, not public, but it's highly concentrated. and there is michigan, which if they stay home with it easily inc, or the republicans is losing young people and a tremendous amount of people on the left. we just do not believe that it is in any way sensible and be killing women and children, especially with american arms bombs. so he really needs, i thought there would be more efforts to try to find, to have an international group actually, you know, look for a piece solution, but all of that begins with stopping the fight right now as things know, form efforts have shown un, unable to convince israel to stop the rage and stop the killing. i since the dishonest off how soon as he's trying his foreign ministry has repeatedly stop

of the u. s. embassy, but here in 2 agents, a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out as call for an immediate cease fire in gaza. not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching. the latin america see and human algebra santiago. that's it for me. thanks for watching. the weather is next then inside story will ask how much damage the war on gaza could do to the u. s. is global standing thanks for watching. bye bye. for now, the, the highlight we got some nasty weather moving across pots, so the middle east over the next couple of days, and say, for a massive crowd, driving his way across saudi arabia. it was west to be some shambles. here. what's the weather too? it's a central pond society pushing up towards quay way into a rock and joining up with some wet weather up towards the cool. cuz there's another system that's coming back in behind the 2 of these join up. they make the way further east was as it

the u. k. in this and, and if he's expected to on the line and emphasize re emphasize the importance of establishing a 2 state solution in the middle east. a namely because of the fact that he will refer to the u. k. lawmakers who are responsible for rising bass and in the u. n. a . a document, but they are likely to be sort of on not likely to be any of a surprises, but it will actually re focus on how the u. k. is adamant and trying to make that 2 state solution that to use this to states a reality rather than just a discussion with that as well. and of course there is also the ongoing cries and of course the ongoing discussions for that to be the access to humanitarian aid that is also being talked about more and more often just like with fonts and the u . s. as well. so the importance of, of, on human life being placed on this as well as the definitive securing of that 2 state solution. okay, sonya, thank you very much. sonya day go life for us that in london. and it's been protesting of a world cities in cape town, south africa, police wise done grenades and water cannon, to disperse, protest is gathered for rival demonstrations, o

world, shipping the people to be slaves. much of the troubles in the middle east can be pinpointed to the 1916 sykes pico agreements with false. i'm the u. k. drew a line in the map, the reading of the region to come under the own influence. and in reality, the wes attempts to wrap the world's bites throat have never ended. after all, it's still telling you what's right from role wide spit with aren't you international for all the latest from around the world, including what's going on in the middle east. i'll see you again in 30 minutes, the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to the bus stop where all things are considered. i'm peter will. bill is real, says is war aim is the destruction. and from us is that even realistically possible, does destroying him. us entail the destruction of the palestinian people in gaza. then there's the question of who will roll gaza after the more so many questions without answers the press ok palestine and joined by my guest lucas gauge and brake. he is a marine veteran officer and philosopher in worth a. we have anthony webb murphy as an independent political commentator. and in london we crosse

the middle east. that's how hard it is to get any kind of agreement in the security council. now the us and u. k. of stained on the resolution demanding a humanitarian ceasefire, and humanitarian aid to be admitted into the gaza strip. once again, none the less, the fact that this resolution was passed without abstention by the us and by the u . k. is assigned that international pressure is growing and therefore all of that, i think, does culminate in israel taking a step that the cabinet long did not want to take it wanted to keep prosecuting the war. so this was a tough call, but nothing yahoo eventually got on board. but talked about the international pressure, the spanish and the belgian prime ministers out on a state visit in egypt at the moment. they went to the roof crossing the gave the statement that of speech and as a, just as see here. now the is really government has summit, the spanish and uh, the, uh, the belgian ambassador, presumably to complain about tonight or that fact. so the base, the sensitivities are quite real and it's, you know, an interesting to be you from mystic an int

she's making the visits to the middle east since the stock of custom, the teas began, and the united arab emirates and is heading to saudi arabia next. will activists in the u. k. have blockades of a british military equipment manufacturer, according for a ceasefire and gaza. and an end to on sales to israel. the b a is to since factory doesn't directly explore the equipment to israel, the supplies parts of the us made by to jet. so by these really minutes, russian president vladimir putin has claims that western weapons deliveries to ukraine have ended up in the hands of him us and the other tower groups in the middle east. russian state tv has been quick to exploit the israel hum us conflicts for propaganda purposes. for russian state media, the conflict in the middle east has become the latest site for its ongoing propaganda war against the west. and the us. one main claim, the us as a war monger, both in israel and the new great me to come america or is it will with everyone on russian state t v including on the show of prominent pro kremlin host like you, me to sell out the off on the channel, russia, $1.00 to $2.00 conflicts are presented as 2 sides o

the middle east. thank you. welcome sir. us over to the u. k. now where hundreds of thousands of protesters have gathered on the streets of london calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the biggest fan called the timing of the valley, disrespectful as it coincides with almost this state, which marks the end of the 1st world war and estimates at 800000 people gathered, making it one of the largest demonstrations in british history. please say this of a 100 arrests were made to mistakes. the dickinson gave us his reaction for missing the items there he was really a mess around and do squires is a part of squinting guides and honest. and that's, there's nothing exemptions for unions watched for this price, new research that printed mount cheese and you have ceased by now. step 4001000. they 5 dollars a because we are with you guys, but you got so many signs of people sending a box to same actually you problem from denver boss to present the spending on c, e. to know that if it's there, all the authorities, i've done that really listen to what people say that there was a mess

of the u. s. embassy, but here in chile agents, a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out. i called for an immediate cease fire in gaza, not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching the latin america, the see and human algebra santiago, the some other world news now and photos in argentina i went ahead to the polls on sunday to elect the next president, soaring, inflation is of the most in most people's minds, is out his arrows. teresa bow reports now from something i'll go the status. this has become an all to come on. seen children picking up food from a soup kitchen in argentina. it happens every day in the northern province of somebody of any state where people are struggling to get by us. inflation is slowing. meet that goal miss has 4 children. she says buying food has become a challenge and the yeah, we tried to buy fruits and vegetables that are at the throat and because they are cheaper, i wash the

of the u. s. embassy, but here in chile agents, a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out. i called for an immediate cease fire in gaza, not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching. the latin america, you see, and human algebra santiago are the just got some of the world news now in the voters in argentina with head to the polls on sunday to elect the next president. inflation is of the most and people's minds as out just as theresa by reports from santiago, the federal this has become an all too common seen children picking up food from a soup kitchen in argentina. it happens every day in the northern province of some gentleman. he stayed home with.

of the u. s. embassy, but here until age, it's a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out. i called for an immediate cease fire in gaza, not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching the latin america, the sea, and human algebra santiago. with more than a 1000000 people displaced from northern to southern gaza, the pressure on the medical facilities in the south is intense. for those with long term medical issues, this means it can be difficult for them to access the care that they need. some of the kareem tells us for story at the beginning and the studies should be an asset newness or some of the assembly is usually disconnect. notice in month of my name and this was home when, according to what i said tonight, is that i'm on my dad is some instead of the beauty, how do you understand what you say? yes, my plan is.

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the studio. he's a professor of middle east politics at castle university. let's look at tabaya festival. we've got another day of as type of the day of asteroids, even as the u. n. is saying that what may have happened to the 1st 2 days coming around 200 people, cut them out to a will crime. this is all the other thing. the, the 1st, the 1st i talked to giovanni. i was on, on this and you inside and, and i said that on the 1st minute that's what's happening is a water crime as someone was working on the agent. because the level of destruction is been haven't and the level of casualties people killed on the spot was absolutely unbelievable. and i think it was shocking. the mean this that that was the 2nd mess. it goes then after i had the hospital taking into consideration the number of people out of code, the spot of course and the 2nd day that repeated the same on the same area. i also in other areas, i think what happened is your body a and i go to places, you know, was enough to, to the war to intervene and into this interesting the something goes, have produced this morning, talks about, you know, the number of, of the opinion and killed and goes up the

of the u. s. embassy, but here in chile agents, a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out. i called for an immediate cease fire in gaza, not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching the latin america see and human algebra santiago. okay, that's it for me, the baka, i'll be back in about half now it's time and much when you seem to get our website, how does 0 don't com, support all of our top stories site with the site folks out to 0 is up next. thanks for watching the submits the world slow down, we stand firm as homes with tips of global nickel reserves. indonesia is poised to leave the global easy battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy, harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits, essential, committed to employ mental protection and has an investment climate digital licensing your better tomorrow. the lisbon is a city of golden some sens

i see that that's what the best friend of each barrel can tell you. suddenly my bone is a professor of middle east and international politics at lancaster university in the u. k. he joins us from lancaster. thank you very much for being here with us on al jazeera. first of all, i want to begin with senior is ready officials the cooling for a prolonged military presence in gaza. the us is rejecting any real compassion by as well. but do you think israel has a plan for when this current phase of the will ends or is it making it off as it goes along? so i imagine there's a number of different plans that have been put forward. consider debated. con said that and, and, and really sort of deployed as when the situation warrants that. i think part of the issue is that, that there are a number of different strategies the desired by people. ready in s, royal reflecting that the serious political schisms and the longstanding debate of uh, what is to happen with god stemming from religious difference, ideological difference, animal pragmatic concerns about security. and i think that in part is what, what is causing these lines of the vision to emerge within is right

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of water regional complex v ross, but now sending the u. s. s. florida is definitely a touch a nerve any wrong? okay, moving away from the middle east for know a china stock pile of us treasury raise has reached as low level in 14 years on the sell off is speaking, some investors who worry about the impact that it could have on the global economy earlier. my colleague marat's mom a spoke to archie con, computer for sam to outline what it all means. and we've seen china gradually. this isn't just now bit by bit start selling off pretty much for their assets within the united states. we have to remember that china, at the beginning of is the one where you can went to china, made the piece, if you like, china boat, massive amounts of debt from the us. they've really the weights and that i think the reason why it's worth watching is china has invested huge amounts and what it causes felton vote initiative noted to explain well, the is the people that hype, that's all these massive infrastructure projects that china do, whatever the wealth which they found, actually, funnily enough, if you benefit people by building infrastructure, schoo

one where having on all hands now in the middle east, what lease, what would have happened if there was no alternative to the worst? certain point of view in the u. on the on the security council knew they would probably still insisting that there is no need. for jimenez, every on flaws is at all in garza and you for this aim position was pushed by the waist in terms of we praying. if you remember in spring 2022 q, you've requested to have negotiations with moscow and russia agreed to the is gone and those up with email and back then when the negotiations were about to happen, the west basically block, basically for fade. so he, if to go on with the talks because the talks are a way to achieve peace because it means ceasefire. really, while we're west, did not want the service, they insisted god's worship continue. i would like to remind you of the words that joseph burrell said, and the american administration, and the political establishment in the united kingdom, the sub that's the only on the gospel field. you will no one come up with it. and this situation thus has to be one on the battlefield. so the same, you hear a know the in the if the

the build up of u. s. military assets in the middle east is meant to prevent a wider conflict in the middle east. the people are focusing, understandably, on the goodness, look at all these weapons going, what's the, why is that? that's a very dangerous thing. the perverse reality, however, is that it is displacement. and so far it has been quite successful. us has done a number of things or not done a number of things. there was and $27.00 attacks since october 7. bye. so we're good. so veran on american forces throughout the middle east, there's only been to my knowledge, a one response, quite limited. however, all of that, the lack of action or restraint is combined with a stronger deployment of, of potential forces to use. then the explicit message don't extend to run to not extend the conflict. now i have to say that t, ron has been pretty clear also that it does not want to see the conflict expanded too, or regional at the least war. and so while they continue to send messages to the united states in particular about so don't interfere with our capability, shower, or any kind of village. so

the u. s. continues this course of action is very likely going to lose a very big part of its own international leadership and includes abilities and allies in the middle east region as well as around the world. so there's going to be definitely a big cost. yeah, for this kind of u. s. policy. and it might be also a case of isolation for the united states and israel and few western eyes on one hand and the rest of the world on the other hand. and we know that there was pressure on the bite of new ministration to change clothes from arab and muslim allies. we. but what about the laser statements from the french president, dominion mcfarland, who said that there was no these guy, latino justifications killing civilians in the house. i just how much of a shift as that could hear, and that from his french ally from his west, an ally influence joe biden to you. thank. and i'm glad that you raised this point because just a moment ago i was saying is going to be isolation. for the us and israel and western how long it will facing the rest of the world. now it seems a discount of western eyes is also starting to be fragmented. there is some kind of association from

of the operation was completed with its cooperation. a and u. s. secretary of state, asked me, blinking is in turkey as part of a diplomatic und dash across the middle east to try and find solutions to the israel. how most conflict he's in meeting with his turkish counterpart. how can feed on and on correct. the visit comes from it heated relations between israel and turkey, with on cra, urging israel to stop as a tax on gaza at earlier, blinking made an unexpected stop in iraq. he's warmed against other parties becoming embroiled in the conflict. it was very important to send a very clear message to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict and gas, but to threaten our personnel here or anywhere else in the region. don't do it. i made very clear that the attacks, the threats coming from malicious that are aligned with iran, are totally unacceptable. and we will take every necessary step to protect our people. we're not looking for conflict with the rent. we've made that very clear. but we'll do what's necessary to uh, to protect our, our personnel fees a military or civilian. so let's take a closer look at lincoln's trip to turkey and spea

of the persian gulf. to accomplish that, they have two specific objectives, one is to drive the united states out of the middle east they have been about that ever since they blu flew up our marine barracks. and that is what is behind these attacks, focused on syria and iraq on that basis, second objective to accomplish worldc world -- domination goal to destroy the state of israel. these are iran strategic objectives, what is happening here, is they have accelerated their attacks because of hamas' penetration of israel. and they see opportunity here. iran is behind all of this strategy. you just mentions the houthis getting involved, they don't pull that trigger with ballistic missile and fire at israel without iran telling them to do so, if have you a problem like this, shooting at our bases, you have got to get their attention. the trump administration went through an involvement in this first time assad violated the chemical attack in syria, used chemical weapons, trump administration responded, i thought it was weak, measureed and deliberate. and we predicted on fox assad would attack again, he did. the second response was three nations bombing the heck out of a

did in 1975 admits the the fee it no more and many other conflicts, of course, including what was happening in the middle east. he got that prize whilst also being involved in u. s. military adventures. and just like brock obama did many years later, that scene seems to have been repeated as well. um i, i guess maybe, uh, maybe uh, the least size for mr. for the lead, mr. henry kissinger was a hasty decision on the part of the committee. we only know his role in the crew that the, the bladder included in check. and she, again, the son of a r i n d and the establishment of mr. penal shay, jenna peano. she peter shape, who is a total gd ad for many years later. and we noticed that effort. so i, i'm, but of course in the 7th is the number of peace prize. what a given to those who worked on the so called peace between the adams and the is what i need is and i guess he was awarded this love at peace prize because of his own. but to day when we, when, when we look, when we looked at in the address back.

the middle east. very clear . thanks very much for your time. how not to i think i know, but now to the u. k, where hundreds of thousands of protesters have gathered on the streets of london calling for a ceasefire in garza, the british band called the timing of the valley. disrespectful was, it coincides with almost his day and people across the country. remember the moments, the guns of the 1st world war fell silence. the body organizes are expected states in half a 1000000 people together in the cafeteria. in fact, we know now that it's close to, to 800000 people gather that, making it the largest demonstration of these really understanding conflicts. please send out in full so it's a 2000 officers on duty. and that's based decks that dickinson gave us his reaction . from the theme, this is the, the policy when that and that, that is for the business license plate unions. that's where the patient you reset their printed montes. yup. see sign. now step mom and dad said they probably because bear with me back, but you guys, there are many signs of people at defending master saying, but actually you probably c

of a rough, a. u. s. foreign policy then is taking the lives of wage. many civilians, innocent women, children in the middle east. the americans killing, gets killed, actually millions of people in the middle east. and we look at the illegal wars invasion of afghanistan, and you're all you look at is really policies. there's lots of inductive tens of thousands of civilians all funded enabled, supported by states. so, i mean, i'm not too shocked that someone, well, the cheapest policy uh at this level for me to use it because before you kill a people before you shed the blood of innocent women and children. but the only way you can do that is if you de humanize them within your heart in mind 1st. so clearly that these people have the human eyes, the most, some victims of american foreign policy in order to advance american military and financial interests. a russian that will correspondence has died from his wounds off to you for a new and drone striking these awkward osha, region criminal spokes, person, demitria, pest golf, states that russian journalist being deliberately targeted by ukrainian forces. a huge i

of a rough, a. u. s. foreign policy then is taking the lives of wage. many civilians, innocent women, children in the middle east. the americans killing, gets killed, actually millions of people in the middle east. and we look at the illegal wars invasion of afghanistan, and you're all you look at is really policies. there's lots of inductive tens of thousands of civilians all funded enabled, supported by states. so why? i mean, i'm not too shocked that someone, well, the cheapest policy at this level for me to use it because before you kill a people before you shed the load of innocent women and children. but the only way you can do that is if you d, humanize them within your heart and mind 1st. so clearly the, these people have the humanise. but most of the victims of american foreign policy in order to advance american military and financial interests. the latest heated debates of the un security council has once again failed to yield a resolution. and guess with the us blocking any attempts to implement a loss thing. 6 for the director of the un children's emergency from the rest of the council. as she descr

of expose double standards inconsistencies in the u. s. foreign policy. yeah. as well under the influence in the middle east as being the russian kind of main, the main stream of the russian policy. but so during the cold war and now it's more aware. so again, in the same quarters a matter of j, a c, and as absolutely, and the, well, the main supporter of your grade and of course, your brain, the more important for rush of that in the middle east. so let's say, so yes, i'm the american, this is the driving force of russian foreign policy because america is seen as the, posing russian being, trying to change the regime and rush all possible quite so here analysis the public talking how russian foreign policy analysts and defendants analysts live in moscow . now these radiology says it's in circles, the city of jabante, i last of the north of the gaza strip. so white as israel keep targeting that area . and the refugee canvas inside of the some of the binge of age explains windows, which had a view of guns as largest refugee. come over, look, perhaps it's largest graveyard because really soldiers have been fi

of the u. s. embassy, but here in 2 agents, a country that has the largest palestinian. yes, for outside of the middle east, people have been gathering constantly since the war began, as they say they will continue to do so and to speak out. i called for an immediate cease fire in gaza, not just so that their message is heard in chile, but they hope all over the world are searching the latin america, the sea and human algebra, santiago us. so we've been hearing about the increasing intensity of his radio strikes in the south of the gaza strip. it's an area that the army had originally told people to move to is a count out of tax on the north. a mother and her daughter from con eunice, gave this account about surviving an as strike the the low. she would rather get confused and left a minute to keep the face on the, the age of 4. but the government denies at the, the, the it's not convinced about me. i need to go ahead but i am as i'm because i'm in the head of my head the but the fee of a hotel. but the fee has quite a lot when, but the house, especially with the wash my balance sheet, one of the has the t

the middle east lay in ruins. and to this small country, this rob whitehead, with its seas of gas, it's watching ports, an onset to your problems, and perhaps most critically, the u. s. blessing. because in case you didn't know us, congress has decided that is really energy is in the highest national security interest of washington. so t. c, it was our need to have fee for tennessee to become a t global path all through. it had itself previously mulder ways in which to me it gets 50 phosphate, a window onto your of the and other interesting application of nuclear excavation would be a sea level canal 160 miles long across these real connecting the mediterranean with the gulf, a comma investor as see in the indian ocean, such a canal would be strategically valuable alternate to the prison suez canal. the so is canal is a gold mine. it connects the mediterranean sea to the indian ocean via the red sea . it is the link between asia and europe and 3 day lift, $3000000.00 barrels of oil, 8 percent of global energy, 50 ships, non $1000000000.00, as well as a call go 12 percent of global trade pass along this right here. single can now remember in 2021 how a container s

of any voltage or with a u. s. foreign policy that is taking the lives of way too many civilians isn't one of the children in the middle east. americans killing gets killed actually millions of people in the middle east. and we look at the illegal wars invasion of afghanistan, and you're all you look at is really policy is let's, we've got some tens of thousands of civilians all funded enabled, supported by states. so why? i mean, i'm not too shocked that someone well shape this policy at this level for reviews, because before you kill people before you shed the load of innocent women and children. but the only way you can do that is if you de humanize them within your heart and mind 1st. so clearly that these people have be humanize the most and victims of american foreign policy in order to advance american military and financial interest. okay, moving the program all. no, it has been called the results of earth. quick proportions, right wing politicians here to builders has secured a big wind in the netherlands general elections. his party gains 37 seats in parliament with closest rivals. the green left labor party comin

the middle east causes corresponding relations. us secretary of state blinken, who is on a middle eastern tour, was received on turkish soil without special birth, not according to his status. u was met on the plane's steps only by the us ambassador and the deputy governor of ankara. all of them. diplomats for consultations, the reason is the gas operation, according to pritoria, tel aviv is acting in violation of international law. protests in support of palestine continue unabated around the world. in naples, italy, students at the university of the east barricaded themselves in the main building of the university, hung palestinian flags from the balcony and called for solidarity with gaza, accusing israel of war crimes. immediate ceasefire and the withdrawal of troops is demanded by hundreds of moroccan protesters. in washington, activists placed a checkered arafat shirt on the monument to one of the us founding fathers, benjamin franklin. a crowd of activists outside the white house demands an end to american military aid to israel. a large march in support of the gas sector took place in the capital of venezuela, caracas. participants call on the un to intervene and stop