perspective from india there, well, my guests, fra hues and terric othman have stayed the course, and taric, if i could just bring you in on this, is it kind of edifying to know that there has been a global opposition to what's going on, and palestinians, whether at home or in the diaspora, aren't just shouting into the void. yeah, of course uh, it's it's it's always uh, it's it's it's always emotional honestly seeing support from all around the world uh, because it reminds us that in in reality the the majority of people, not only of course in india, but even here in the uk, the majority support to ceasefire, so what it's been showing is that despite that majority support globally, despite that majority support nationally uh the... palestinian cause hasn't been able to uh hasn't been able to garn that same support amongst the political class which i think has in many ways exposed uh the lack of the lack of democracy or or true democracy amongst amongst - our countries where the wishes of the people uh are not are not shown whether that be in the uk or at the un the individuals here and glo

that we can rattle these off, and know that this is probably not the last time, stay where you are, taric, stay where you are, fra uh, we just bring in now the words of the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, unra, uh, he said a... born disease outbreak was imminent during a visit to conjuns, philippe lazarini said increase of skin diseases was also impacting the people of gaza, which he said was unsurprising, considering the on sanitary conditions. let's listen in for a bit more. i'm in full admiration with the unrwa staff in gaza. they are trying to... to do the impossible in an impossible environment, they are sharing exactly the same living condition than anyone else, the same fear, the same anxiety, i have also been explain the important increase of skin disease, which is not surprising when we see the on sanitory condition people are living in, but now winter is coming. people are lacking everything, we have water in the street and i have been warned that we are on the eve of waterborne disease outbreak, and this needs absolutely to be prevente

taric, just listening a little bit to what fra has to say on on this issue, how, how do you deal with the anger of nearly eight decades of this kind of treatment, how do you, how do you rationalize and and try and move forward? the midst of all of this uh, it's that's not an easy, it's not an easy question to answer uh, because it's of course every individual is going to have their own way of of dealing with with the anger that comes with this uh, and of course there's lots of ways that i personally do it, so one of the ways of course is that i like to or i i would do what i can, whether that be doing interviews like this one or going on protests or speaking to local mps and raising awareness and such. but top of that as well, one of things that i that i think tend to give me hope is to to look to look at other resistance movements around the world, historically and today, um, whether that be in ireland, whether that be in kenya or algeria or south africa, and really uh vigiliize israel as the last semblance of settolar colonial state, um, and just like every other or just like just l

verbally, socially, on social media, the perspective from india there, well my guest, fra hues and taric othman have stayed the course, and tarek, if i could just bring you in on this, is it kind of edifying to know that there has been a global opposition to what's going on, and palestinians, whether at home. more in the diaspora, aren't just shouting into the void? yeah, of course, it's it's it's always uh, it's it's it's always emotional honestly seeing support from all around the world uh, because it reminds us that in in reality the the majority of people, not only of course in india, but even here in the uk, the majority support to ceasefire, so what it's been showing is that it's by... that majority support globally, despite that majority support nationally, the palestinian cause hasn't been able to uh, hasn't been able to garn that same support amongst the political class, which i think has in many ways exposed uh the lack of the lack of democracy or or true democracy amongst amongst - our countries where the wishes of the people uh are not are not shown whether that be in the...

all right, we're going to come right back to you there, taric, and of course stay right where you are, fra, he knows a thing or two about living under occupation in a slightly different degree. but now let's go to the actions of one of the most powerful regional players in all of this, because iran's foreign minister visited beirout, ahead of the start of the truth and said at a briefing that the future of gaza and the future of palestine will be decided by the palestinian people. the iranian diplomat met with lebanese leaders in beirot including the caretaker prime minister najib mikatti. security in the region, the methods of realizing the rights of palestine will have consultations and discussions. there is no doubt that the future of gaza and the future of palestine will be decided by the palestinian people. we have heard from leaders of the resistance in the region that until the complete realization of the full rights of the nation of palestine and until reaching a result. keeping keen eye on the media's coverage of the israeli bombardment of palestinians in gaza. fahema, what h