at bristol university and is now president senior fellow at the islam and global affairs at istanbul university. he's also director of lobby and watch dog watch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our today is palestinian doctor, activist, academic and writer. dr. garda comy. gard was born in jerusalem and forced from her home during the nakbar. she later trained as a med doctor established the first british palestinian medical charity in 1972. she was also associate fellow at the royal institute for international affairs and her books include the best-selling memoire. let me stop with you. i mean, you, you were forced out of palestine in 1948, went you and then witness the occupation of gazer and the west bank from a far in 1967. i wonder whether you just record how you felt at the time of the first. order: well, i had, of course, i had already uh become an activist following the 1967 war, because it was the first time i remember that i began to understand what israel was about, and it was very clear to me from that day on that what they were about was occupying the rest of

bristol university and now a non-resident senior research fellow islam and global affairs at istanbul university. he's also a directory israel. our guest is the palestinian academic writer dr. garmi. was born in... and forced from her home during the nba. she later trained as a medical doctor and established the first british palestinian medical churty 1972. she was also associate fellow at the royal institute for international affairs and her books include the bestselling memoir in search of fatima. welcome to the show. god, let me start with you. i mean, you were forced out of palestine in 1948 weren't you, and then witness the occupation of gaza and the west bank from a far in 1967. i wonder whether you could just recall how you felt at the high of the first interf. well, i had, of course, i had already uh become an activist following the 1967 war, because it was the first time i remember that i began to understand. israel was about, and it was very clear to me from that day on, that what they were about is occupying the rest of palestine and that's what wanted. um, the first father was so ho

david is academic and former professor at bristol university and he's now non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam affairs at istanbul's am university. he's also a co-director of the lobby watch dog spinwatch and is the leading british scholar critic of israel. our guest today is the palestinian, activist, academic and writer, dr. garda kami. guada was born in jerusalem and forth from her home during the nba. she later trained as a medical doctor and established the first british palestinian medical charity in 1972. she was also associate fellow at the royal institute of international affairs and her books include the bestselling memoir in search of fatima. welcome to the show. let me start with i mean you you were forced out of palestine in 1948 were you and then witness the occupation of gaza and west bank from a far in 1967. i wonder whether you could just recall how you at the time of the first interfada? well, i had, of course, i had already uh become an activist following the 1967 war, because... "it was the first time i remember that i began to understand what israel was about, and it was very clear to me from t

academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul z university. he's also a co-director of watch dog spinwatch and is the leading british scolarly critic of israel. our guest today is the palestinian doctor, activist, academic and writer, dr. garda cary. garda was born in jerusalem and for from her home during the nakbar. she later trained as a medical doctor and established the first british palestinian medical charity in 1972. she was also an fellow at the royal institute international affairs and her books include the best selling memoire in search of fatima. welcome to the show, let me start with you, you were forced out of the palestine in 1948 were you, and there is the occupation of and the west bank from a far in 1967. i wonder whether you could just recall how you felt at the time the first infarder, well i of course i had already... uh become an activist following the 1967 war, because it was the first time i remember that i began to understand what israel was about, and it was very clear to me from that day on. that what t

academic and a former professor at brittle university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zm university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scolar critic of israel. i guess today the palestinian doctor, activist, academic and writer dr. gardha karmi. garda was born in jerusalem and forced from her home during the nakbar. she later trained as a medical doctor and established the first british palestinian medical charity in 1972. too, she was also associate fellow at the royal institute for international affairs and her books include the bestselling memoire in search of fatima. welcome to the show. let me start with you. i mean, you were forced out of palestine in 1948, went you, and then was the occupation of god and bank from far in 1967. i wonder whether you could just recall how you felt at the time of the first interfada? well, i had, of course, i had already become an activist follow. the 1967 war, because it was the first time i remember that began to understand what israel was about, and it was very clear to me from

academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul ziam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the reverend dr. stephen seiser. steven is a longstanding human. rights campaigner and an outspoken supporter of the palestinian people. he's been targeted by the israel lobby who've weised vicious and vicuperative campaign against him over many years. but in spite of the slings and arrows, stephen continues to speak out for justice for palestine. he's a member of various pro-palestinian groups and the founder and director of the peacemaker trust. he's also written several books including in the footsteps of jesus and the apostles, christian zionism, road map to armageddon and zion's christians. soldiers, welcome to the show. stephen, start with you, what's your views on jesus's politics and well, jesus laid out his manifesto if you like, in his very first sermon. quotes the prophet isaiah, um, and he says, the spirit of the lord is upon

dave is academic and a former professor at bristel university and is now senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul daum university. he's also a co-director of the lobby spinwatch and he's a leading scholarly critic of israel. i'm pleased to welcome back patrickson as our guest today's joining us from arizona via skype. patrick is investigative journalist and the founder of the... independent news and analysis website 21st century why he's been an outspoken critic of the science entities murder assault on gaza and of his own government's failure to demand a permanent fire. welcome to the show. david, just put this into context context for us will you, i mean is stop zining hate a new initiative and how successful has it been so far? so yes, it is new and this is the kind of tactics which of course have been used by the lines for many many years, they have thousands and thousands of dollars was into spend. money on uh having people sack, suspended from the university course, move from government, and they do this repetitively and we've seen it of course since october the 7th with many many cases whi

academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm delighted to... welcome gardy francis as our guest today. gardy is a lebanese war correspondent who's worked for al-meyadeen, al-jazera and others and over the years she's reported directly from conflict zones in syria, iraq and yemen. welcome to the show. david, let me start with you. what do you think went on with with elon musk in the zionist entity then? interesting trip, wasn't it? well, very curious, wasn't it? we saw that footage, didn't we, of him with uh netanyahu with his flat jacket on, yes. around the kaboots looking perplexed and interested and we saw all sorts of state statements about how awful it was that the israelies were facing what they were and how from the river to the sea was an anti-semitic call for genocide and wouldn't be allowed hence forth on twitter or x, so we saw essentially in that trip we saw him becoming an obvio

academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs. istanbul zaim university, he's also a co-director of lobbiing watch dog spinwatch, and is the leading british scholarly critic of israel. i guess today is the independent journalist warren thoronton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military. after which he spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many wartorne countries and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really of the situation in gaza? well, as as the film shows, i mean he claims to be uh unbiased journalist without fear of favor pursuing the questions that people want answered us. this is the the rational of all mainstream journalists. uh

academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbyng watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel and i'm pleased to welcome back patrick hendingson as our guest today's joining us from arizona via skype. patrick is investigative journalist and the founder of the independent news and analysis website 21st century wire. it's been announced. spoken critic of the science entity's murderous assault on gaza and of his own government's failure to demand a permanent ceasefire. welcome to the show. david, just put this into contact context for us, will you? i mean, is stop zionist hate a new initiative, and i mean, how successful has it been so far? so, yes, it is new, and this is the kind of tactics which of course have been used by designers for many, many years. they have thousands and thousands of dollars was into spending money. on uh having people sacked, suspended from their university course, uh, removed from government, and they they do this repetitiv

academic and a former professor at bristel university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. and i'm pleased to welcome back patrick hendingson as our guest today's joining us from arizona via skype. patrick is investigative journalist and the founder of the independent news and analysis website 21st century wire. he's been an outspoken critic of the science entity's murderous assault on gaza and of his own government's failure to demand a permanent ceasefire. welcome to the show. david, just put this into context, context for us will you, i mean is stop zionist hate a new initiative, and i mean, how successful has it been so far? so yes, it is new, and this is the kind of tactics, which of course have been used by designers for many, many years. they have thousands and thousands of dollars was into. spending money on uh having people sacked, suspended from their university course, removed from government, and they they do this repetitively an

academic and a former professor at bristle university. and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. i guess today is the reverend dr. stephen seiser. steven is a longstanding human rights campaigner and an outspoken supporter of the palestinian people. he's been targeted by the israel lobby who've waged vicious and viituperative campaign against him over many years. but in spite of the slings and arrows, steven continues to speak out for justice. palestine, he's a member of various pro-palestinian groups and the founder and director of the peacemaker trust. he's also written several books including in the footsteps of jesus and the apostles, christian zionism, road map to armageddon and zion's christian soldiers. welcome to the show. stephen, start with you, what's your views on jesus's politics then? well, jesus laid out his manifesto if you like, in his very first sermon, he quotes the prophet. isaiah, um, and he says, the spirit of the lord is upon m

istanbul. it will be held at 10:00 am today at mohaghegh ardabili university. today is student's day . we congratulate our dear students . on the occasion of student's day, the head of the judiciary and accompanying delegation will be present in the students of istanbul and there will be a question and answer session. with students will be held. next , we will have the administrative council of the province from 14:00 to 15:30, and from 16:00 to 17:30, the supreme judicial council of istanbul will be held, and at around 18:00, the one -day trip of the head of the bostan ardabil judiciary will end with mr. mohseni azzeh. dear deputies and heads of several organizations related to the judicial branch, including the judicial organization of the armed forces , the country's document registration department, and other deputies and dear ones , i am present, and these honorable people, who are 8 people, are supposed to appear in different cities of the province today to have a conversation with the people. administrative council and judiciary should be held in the cities, the most important pr

universal declaration of human rights. and in berlin there were two actions at once against the growth of anti-semitism in the supply of weapons to israel. a pro-palestinian demonstration took place in istanbul. dragon's leap, how to turn from an agricultural country into a technological giant, chinese course towards global leadership, what? the secret of a sharp takeoff, on which one of the leading and fastest growing economies of the planet rests, a rival of the united states, a reliable partner of belarus in clear politics and history, the foundation of a new world center, watch today after the panorama. and now about our interests in the middle kingdom , the national digital trade pavilion successfully operates on the largest chinese marketplaces for individual manufacturers , generating billions in sales. first deputy general director of the company for the development of the industrial park , kirill karateev, spoke about this in an exclusive interview with a television news agency. belarusian goods presented on eight electronic platforms, widely known in china, have managed to earn 5.5 million dollars on sales, already 4 and a half this year alone, that is, high growth. if at the begin