thank you, professor, and now let me welcome also tim anderson, director at center for counter hegemmonic studies out of sydney. hello, um, always a pleasure to check in with you, mr. anderson, your initial thoughts on why we are not seeing a more unified uh effort to try to put end to this, there are so many worldwide calls for a cease fire obstructed by us and uh some of the european allies that we're seeing fractures there, we're seeing fractures in how long and to what intensity between washington and tel avies want to uh uh handle this thing and their post war plans which should uh honestly be up to neither of them to decide for the palestinians, your initial thoughts, yes there are before you start let me just mention this seems to be uh live images like from assad. yemen, i believe once again we're seeing hundreds of thousands of yemenis turning out for a pro- palestinian anti-israely rally and condemnation of the atrocities in gaza against palestinians and also in the... occupied west bank and also in support of the palestinian women and children that have been killed throughout t

tim anderson, author, political commentator and pro-palestinian activist. it's a pleasure and an honor to have you on with us, dr. anderson. now, as bombs continue to fall down on the heads of the palestinian civilians in the gaza strip, and the wild destruction all across the strip. we see that the us has once again used its power of veto to stop any sort of cease fire that would rid the palest. people from the calamity that they are living living at the moment because of zianist israel, but by vetoing this resolution, the us is telling the world that it is complicit in the genocide and it doesn't care. has that surprised you in any way? uh, well, first of all, thank you for inviting me. um, in a way, it doesn't surprise me, but the extremity of the situation, um, has shown us that really all of the so-called allies or even the, the lap dogs of the us have abandoned them, the us is a... uh with its um colony, it's forward base effectively in the region at the united nations, it has other support, it's extremely isolated, and i think this this current situa

tim anderson, other political comter and pro- palestinian activist, it's a pleasure to have you on west. dr. anderson, now as bombs continue to fall down on the heads of the palestinian civilians in the gaza strip and the wild destruction all across the strip. we see that the us has once again used its power of veto to stop any sort of seasfire that would rid the palestinian people from calamity that. living at the moment because of dist israel, but by etoing this resolution, the us is world that it is complicit in the genocide and it doesn't care, has that surprised you in any way? uh, well, first of all, thank you for inviting me, um, in a way it does surprise me, but the extremity of the situation, um, has shown us that really all of the so-called allies or even the lap dogs of the us abandon them, the us is alone uh, with its um colony, it's forward base effectively in the region, "the united nations, it has other support, it's extremely isolated, and i think this this current situation is showing just how isolated the us, even other states, european states and so on, my own uh coun

tim anderson, author, political commentator and pro palestin. activist, thank you very much for being with us, it's an honor to have you here in our beirout studio to talk about uh the most important cause uh right now uh on on the international community on the the globe to be honest with you, the palestinian issue, thanks emillion for your contribution to our show, and ladies and gents, please do follow us on telegram and on x formally known as twitter so we could get you the latest from west asia right here on the midd stream assalamu alalaikum. fire now, we are not afraid, will fight for liberation. "this is for palestine after elon musk bought twitter, now known as x, he promised to restore free speech to the platform, but the multi-billionaire is being squeezed by the zinist lobby to force him to reimpose censorship on commentary about palestine. the previous incumbants caved in to intense campaign by zionist extremists and imposed shadow bands on this show, professor david miller and myself, but after musk took over, the bands were lifted

tim anderson, author, political commentator and pro palestinian activist. again, it's a wonderful pleasure having you with us. dr. anderson now, the united arab emirates deputy un. ambassador muhammad abu shahab, he asked the unsc this, and i quote his question, he said, what is the message we are sending palestinians if we cannot unite behind a call to halt the relentless bombardment of gaza? indeed, what is message we are sending civilians across the world who may find themselves in similar situations? that is it, i mean, that is the reply that will uh come out from ally of the united states of america, the best friend of the... united states of america and west asia, this is how they retaliate to the veto? yes, but um, if we look a little bit further, the united nations, media unit itself, the state media in my country, australia are being critical of the us, which is very unusual from, um, agencies usually very subservient, so there is a, the cynicism has turned into a deep seated criticism, and an unusual expression from some who are allies or rather s

tim anderson, author, political commentator and pro palestinian activist. again, it's a wonderful pleasure having you with us. dr. anderson, now uh, the united arab emirates deputy un ambassador, mohammed abu shahab, he asked the unc this, and i quote his question. he said, what is the message we are sending palestinian if we cannot unite behind. to halt the relentless bombardment of gaza. indeed, what is the message we are sending civilians across the world who may find themselves in similar situations? that is it, i mean that is the reply that will uh come out, ally of the united states of america, the best friend of the united of america and west asia, this is how they retaliate to veto. yes, but um, if we look a little bit further, the united nations media unit itself, the state media, my country, australia are being critical of the... us which is very unusual from um agencies which are usually very subservient, so there is a the cynicism has turned into deep criticism and an unusual expression from some who are allies or rather slaves of the us, there is a certain degree of speaking o

tim anderson, author, political commentator and pro-palestinian activist. it's a pleasure and an honor to have you on with us, dr. anderson now, as bombs continue to fall down on the heads of the palestinian civilians in the gaza strip and uh the wild destruction all across the strip. we see that the us has once again used its power of veto to stop any sort of ceasefire that would rid the palestinian. people from the calamity that they are living living at the moment because of zianist israel, but by vetoing this resolution, the us is telling the world that it is complicit in the genocide and it doesn't care. has that surprised you in any way? well, first of all, thank you for inviting me. um, in a way it doesn't surprise me, but the extremity of the situation has shown us that really all of the so-called allies or even the lap dogs of the us have abandoned them, the us is alone. uh with its um colony, its forward base effectively in the region uh at the united nations, it has other support, it's extremely isolated, and i think this this current situation i

anderson, tim anderson joining from sydney. moving on the head of the un agency, palestinian refugees says gaza is now like hell on earth, as israel continues the bombardment of the besieg territory. the honor chief made the comment to the post on x after visiting the gaza strip philiparini said with the palestinian territories facing amounts to an endless deapening tragedy. united nations human rights chief has also called the situation. gaza quote well beyond breakdown. it is clear if you look at the humanitarian situation at the moment, it is so precarious that secretary general, well all of us have been saying what we have to say, including our humanitarian colleagues, because it's it's don't even know what word to find in terms of precariousness, i don't know whether you can give me a better word, it's extremely precarious, mean the verge of of well. beyond breakdown, so of course there is a clarian call for everyone and for the international institutions that deal with it, to take it very seriously and it. well, the israe

political analyst tim anderson says is real is committing. cleansing against palestinians in gaza and explains how the regime is doing that with the support of its western allies. it's a calculated move by the israel. is to try and see if they can force some fracture or weakness whereby they expel or kill or eliminate in some sort of way the population of gaza, they've clearly set about a another ethnic phase of ethnic cleansing, they don't really seem to care that the world is identifying it as genocidal operation, they are doing this because they really have no military capacity to deal with the resistance groups, they're suffering. in the ground operation there, but of course when they bomb from the air, when they cut off food and water and so on, then they can um impact have it have this terrible impact on the civilian population, and up until now they haven't really seemed to care what the responses are, although there is, as you mentioned, a type of fracturing, an alienation worldwide, because the the conscience of the world has been woken up, and this is having an impact in the

advancing that can mitigate the damage from all of this within the dow 30 and broader indices, tim anderson managing director joins us from the new york stock exchange, let me ask you a little bit about that in these concerns is the first time i've seen something like this have an effect on interest rates that have been backing up a little on the latest move on the part of companies to opt out of the red sea. where do you see this going? >> i think it is part of the puzzle the started to come into play last week from the fed meeting, we got a little bit of a see change at the fed meeting where the fed really moved to where the market was on the potential for interest-rate cuts next year and into 2025. before that the fed funds futures have been pricing in possibly forecasted a lot of market players have been scratching their head because the fed was nowhere near that, the now the fed has moved to close to where the market is and i think that's a bigger story that caused a tremendous sector rotation for two and half days in the market going into the huge volume that were already going to see