israel? 75 year. of support is uh the duration of time and the us has contributed around $130 billion to israel since its founding. that figure is uh obviously not accurate in terms of other sources to have cited larger uh us assistance when it comes to israel. nevertheless this particular entry sited that figure. time not to introduce our guess for our first q&a. joining us is dave warren. dave warren is a political activist. dave warren, welcome to the program uh taking a look at uh the way that this onslot is costing uh israel, we're looking anywhere between 220 to up to $269 million dollars per day. "and of course that does uh impact the gdp of israel in and the economy overall in more ways than one uh the uh way that there's a budget shortfall and deficit as a result of that is quite uh a shock for the economy. how do you think uh israel's going to fair when it comes to continuing with these costs um because this is going to continue for quite some time it appears? do you think that israel can actually withstand this war or onslot? must say?" "well, when you break it down into sheer statis

economy, this was evident in what the us president signed in israel before the year was out in 2023. the us extended the terms and privileges of mutual trade free of customs for israel, including many agricultural products. the us extended this for one year until december 31st, 2024. according to the white house, this extension would provide additional time for the us and israel to replace the 2004 trade agreement and include the exchange of agricultural products between the two sides. a free trade agreement between the united states and israel was established in 1985. the agreement abolished tariffs on most manufactured goods traded between washington and tel aviv, but did not include israeli agricultural products in order to protect american farmers and and then there is the us loan guarantee to israel, this is perhaps the most important means for israel's economic survival, especially when it comes to continuing the us-israeli genocidal war to cushion the lack of cash flow. for decades, washington has provided billions of dollars in loan guarantees to isr

us plays. we see how far we go. now it depends how israel and us plays.— how israel and us plays. . we will wait to see. first _ how israel and us plays. we will wait to see. first prosecutor- how israel and us plays. we will wait to see. first prosecutor of l wait to see. first prosecutor of the international criminal court, thank you forjoining us. the united nation's agency for palestinian refugees — unrwa — says it has fired 12 members of its staff over allegations of involvement in the october 7 hamas attacks. the agency says it's also ordered an investigation into the information supplied by israel, and that anyone involved in terrorism would be held accountable. the us is pausing funding to the group, with the state department saying it was �*extremely troubled' by the allegations. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some stories making news in the uk. queen camilla says that britain's king charles is quote �*doing well�* after treatment for an enlarged prostate. the king had been admitted to a london hospital on friday morning, and is expecte

how robust you think the us backing for israel is?— us backing for israel is? king for israel is? i think what you're seeing _ us backing for israel is? i think what you're seeing is _ us backing for israel is? i think. what you're seeing is differences between israel and the united states. you saw that in mr blinken's remarks in which he urged israel not to attack civilian infrastructures. you also saw in the fact that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office this time around did not issue a readout of the conversation between blinken and netanyahu. i think one thing that the united states may be realising is that it has less leverage over israel that has in the past. in 1981, us financialsupport israel that has in the past. in 1981, us financial support for israel amounted to 10% of the israeli economy. today, $4 billion amount only 1%. in addition, israel is more self—sufficient in producing its own weapons, and therefore... the two of them also discussed the detailed postwar vision for gaza. what might that look like? i detailed postwar vision for

handlers from bengazi and libya to the ports of turkey back back syria uh wikileaks revealed this uh israel, us, isis, nexus, now yesterday when they made that statement of course uh rules across the us and everyday us people thought, ah, this is surely a shiite sunni dynamic, but it's important to ask at the moment of of of the ultimate muslim unity of pan-arab and muslim unity in defense of the people of palestine who are up against the genocide, who benefits from this terrorist bombing? don debar, uh, the resistance front in iraq, it continues to put pressure on the us administration with its anti-israel. the anti-us operations, but hasan nasolah today earlier said that following the recent targeting of a leader of the popular mobilization units in baghdad, iraqi politicians now have a historic opportunity to expel all us forces from iraq. now let's go rewind to the uh assassination of general uh sulaymani in 2020. iran also said that one way of avenging his death would be the complete withdrawal of us troops from the region, how close are we to seeing that day? i forget what the official co

the us israel genocidal war is continuing thanks to the us disagreements over the sessation, morning, only pause, but we ask, has israel taken into consideration the economic costs. the budget surely could not predict the length of the onslot a minimum, hence the cost, nor can it now as to when it's going to end, so how much has this onslot cost israel? that's the focus of this edition of economic divide. some of the highlights of this program uh, israel's economic cos, we're looking at $600 million dollars per week, give or take, that's the problem, but they're not sure. you have the reservist salaries, again a number which is not uh consistent with their predictions, and how businesses are going to be compensated, all affecting uh the bottom line there in israel, then you have the economic crisis. as a result of all of this, business shut downs have occurred, there's been a lack of workers in different sectors such as hospitality, agriculture and construction, and then uh the challenges that israel is uh facing at this point, there's a capital flights, there's exitus out of uh israe

, "there have been many linking the juicial out to israel for example. tell us to the bigger picturefor example and terrorist groups. yes, what it comes down to primarily is going to be destabilization and primarily through economic means. for example, there have been no numerous occasions where i think i believe it was the bologistan liberation party or the bullistan liberation army rather, that has targeted several..." economic projects between pakistan and china as well as pakistan and iran a key factor to the destabilizing entire region is to attack its economic projects, specifically economic projects that link countries together, and of course these economic projects bring common prosperity to both countries, for example iran and pakistan or pakistan and china, and so what is what a what a malign actor can do is if they don't want to get their hands dirty is that they can deploy. terroristic cells, for example, these various terrorist groups to do the dirty work for them, and what that means is they'll target things like you know uh shipping docks, they'll target railroads, the

almost certain that the yemani armed forces are going to fire retaliatory missiles at us shipping and probably at israel as well. mr. anderson, do you, what are the trying to achieve? we know that the yemenes will not back down. that's right, and the us has threatened them before, and they fired cruise missiles in response to those threats, they're not really, they they're not really concerned about waste. time over diplomacy, they know who their enemy is, they know that the us has been behind the dirty war against yemen for the last decade basically, and so this is really something they prepared for, as your previous correspondent said, they'll certainly have some plans in place to retaliate. m, what do you expect will happen? they said that is a limited attack for now, do you think we we will see further attacks by the us and the allies? well, i think that you know professor. tim anderson, dr. tim anderson said himself that now the red seas place, now there's going to be no ships that are going would across um that strip, so the question is, uh, is that the intention? because perhaps, if israel uh wan

financial, military and other forms of aid since its inception. from 2011 to 2021 alone, the us gave israel 1.6 billion us to build the so-called iron dome weapons system, and the us congress recently passed another $1 billion us dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. us support has been... potential in the ongoing war on gaza as well, the pentagon has ramped up military aid to israel since the start of the war, it has been sending the israeli regime everything from small arms to missiles for the so-called iron dome system, and the latest show of military support for israel's genocide, the us and british militaries backed by series of other western states have been attacking targets inside yemen, and that's because the san az government solidarity with the palestinians, which has seen it sees or conduct rates on commercial ships with any links to the israeli regime. another form of us assistance for israel has been in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire in gaza. the

us? well, i think to some extent they're they're covering for israel to some extent the the us um does not want a wider. more at this time, and and they are, they are concerned about the israel and new possibly intentionally provoking a larger, a larger conflict, so i think there's an element of it that wants to, put the damper on the most extreme elements in in israel, um, but what what's going on right now, we all uh, you know, oh, thanks to... the south africans for filing the petition at the international court of justice, and i think it's not coincidence that just a couple of days ago israel said that they are entering new phase and it's going to be less intense with less ground troops and less less bombing, and i think that's a direct result. i think the us is also concerned, because it's even organizations such as save the children and unicef are reporting that over 1 children have had one or two limbs amputated right, and this is sometimes without anesthesia, so in some respects this is a war on children, so the the information, the news, the publicity about the reality of the war

israel has kept quiet of the assassination of iranian scientists, but the us, israel's staunch supporteran's information that this information was actually a product of... third agency and outside party uh israel uh which developed this intelligence and then israel used the mko as the vehicle to to spread this information because of the mco's past record of having intelligence information relevant to the um to the uh islamic republic. do you believe that the israelis are working with the people's mujahadian of iran? right, do you believe israel is working with with iranian dissidents? i would say this, iran is is um, highly alert to the possibility of israelis infiltrating it with false identities trying to kill people, sabotage the iranian nuclear project, uh, and therefore uh, it is very hard for israelis to work in iran, um, and it might that is that unlike the... the history of most of the history of israeli intelligence where these operations were conducted a quote blue and white principle, which is the colors of the flags of israel, meaning only israeli citizens, only jews particip

another form of us assistance for israel has been in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire in gaza. the potential truice would have led to urgent humanitarian aid reaching hundreds of thousand. of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. now, south africa has brought a case against israel at the international court of justice that accuses the tel aviv regime of genocide. south african lawyers argue that, quote, the past 13 weeks of evidence shows incontrovertibly pattern of conduct and related intention that amounts to a, quote, a plausible. claim of genocidal act. south africa is seeking preliminary order to compel israel to stop the war on gaza. any ruling against israel will also have serious other implications for the tel aviv regime, no matter when it comes. as already predicted, the case has erked the united states. us national security council spokesperson john kirby has called the lawsuit meritless, counterproductive and completely with

as long as the us israel genocide continues in gaza. iraq and the us have held the first round of talks on the future of american and other foreign troops in the country. "the office of prime minister mohammad shel sudani said the baqi premier presided over the meeting focused on ending the mission of international coalition. earlier this week, the two countries agreed to start talks on the future of the us-l military alliance in iraq with the aim of setting a timetable for a phase withdrawal of troops. there was a continuous presence in iraq since its 203 invasion. us combat forces left in 2011, but thousands of troops returned in 2014 under the pretext of fighting daesh. "the latest round of talks comes a time of height and tensions. iraqi resistance groups have been targeting us forces almost a daily basis since october after israel launched its genocidal war on gaza. poles in the us continue to show historic drops in support of the for the zionist colonial project with social and alternative media swaying people more than ever. the d

happen, it's basically saying go crazy, we don't mind, so it's we really have to look to the us, because israel is not responsible, it's just it's not a state, it's not a viable. state that respects international borders or international laws of any kind, so we really are stuck with the us, unless, you know, if turkey or some tried to go in and and provide relief, they would just be bombed by israel, israel would like that, because israel wants a regional war, it wants everything to go up and blames and it just assumes that it will be the survivor. and uh it will then have uh you know full rain, it's it's not stopping at all, and the icj, i hope the judges are watching, they should have been watching for the last 100 days, uh, i don't know why they uh, again to the us, if the icj had come out and said, this is genocide, you've got to stop, uh, that all hell would break loose with the us, be being the shaitan. um here, so i really don't know what we can do, be, i mean, the the palestinians have to struggle, they have to endure, but uh, israel is ready to kill them all, us is allowing this to hap

us? well, i think um to some extent they're they're covering for israel, to some extent the the... us um does not want a wider war at this time and and they are they are concerned about the israel and netan yahoo possibly intentionally provoking a larger a larger conflict so i think there's an element of it that wants to you know put the damper on the most extreme elements in in israel um but what what's going on right now uh "we all uh, you know, oh thanks to the south africans for filing the petition at the international court of justice, um, and i think you know, it's not coincidence that just a couple of days ago israel said that they are rendering new phase, and it's going to be less intense with less ground troops and less less bombing, and i think that's a direct result. i think the us is also concerned, because it's even organizations such as save the children and..." are reporting that over 1,000 children have had one or two uh limbs amputated right, and this is sometimes without anesthesia, so in some respects this is a war on children, so the the uh information, the news, the p

israel? that's? that's correct to us, israel's biggest sacrifice. so one would think that if anybody has an influence on is really to ship, it would be the united states. but it's really, leadership has says that they will conduct this war the way that they see fit to achieve their sort of the festivals from the war. at the same time, we have heard president biden, for example, see that he has been quietly trying to get israel to significantly reduce its presence in the strip under our side. even some is really leadership. now that the strategy military strategy with industry is changing. that in the northern part of the idea will be focusing on race and the destruction of tunnels while targeting from us leadership in the south now doesn't really, you know, necessarily give any comfort to the civilians in the gaza strip, most of which are now crammed in the south and be seen house in precise is really strikes can be in targeting. how much leadership oftentimes speaking, you know, large numbers of casualties, so called a collateral damage in the targ

"israel has kept quiet over the assassination of iranian scientists, but the us, israel's staunch supporterhaving intelligence information relevant to the um to the uh islamic republic. do you believe that the israelis are working with the people's mujahadin of iran? do you believe israel is working with with iranian dissidents? i would say this, iran is is um highly alert to the possibility of israel is infiltrating it with false identities trying to kill people, sabotage the iranian nuclear project, and therefore it is very hard for israelis to work in iran, and it might that is that unlike the history of most of the history of israeli intelligence where these were conducted a quote blue and white principle, which is the colors of the flags of israel, meaning only israeli citizens, only jews participate in such an operation, maybe in iran, the case is different because iran is a different territory and very hard to work in, when you got such a territory, you might think to recruit locals upon your own people, by its own admission, "the west considers all the options to be on the table, th

how much influence does the us really have one? israel as the us has a lot of leverage, it could condition it's military weaponry and armament of, of israel. the israel relies on it could condition aid things that have been floated now by certain progressive democrats. something that has become quite has been quite taboo in the us, but it's now becoming a little bit more accepted. and that would be the leverage. the us has the power it has chosen not to use it. i think biden has really tried to, to go along with israel's war effort and to try and navigate israel into a more strategic place. but it is real clearly isn't going in that direction in the us also has, has decided with this role in this war. so it would require a lot of political will and capital from the by that administration when months are now entering an election year. so it would be something by then would have to really go. busy all out for when the but the timing, but thanks so much for all the context might of sunshine from the international crisis group. thanks so much

now it depends how israel and us play. go. now it depends how israel and us .la , , go. or play. luis moreno ocampo, the first prosecutor of _ play. luis moreno ocampo, the first prosecutor of the _ play. luis moreno ocampo, the first prosecutor of the international - prosecutor of the international court thank you forjoining us. earlier, the ambassador and head of the palestinian mission to the uk dr husam zomlot, gave the bbc his take on the ruling. i think the court was clear issuing a ruling for all states, including israel to abide by the following things, israel has to stop immediately killing palestinians, it's a simple as that. it has to allow for humanitarian aid to enter unhindered. it must not tamper with evidence. you see why it's on trial, it has to report back in one month. this put serious pressure not only on israel as a state on genocide by third parties worldwide. because now it would be watching and following and working with any third party thatis and working with any third party that is complicit in genocide. now, it's important to clarify there on th

sayed hussein badhi had warned us against america and israel and what they are doing to the arab and islamic people. in general, and because we support, the palestinians and gaza, they are doing this to us, we candem the criminal terrorist strikes on the yemani people by israel, america and britain, we have been at war for eight years, these strikes do not fratten us, we will support our brothers in palestine and gaza, and we're with them. these strikes do not frighten us, we are mujahids. "and we will expend every power we have, the political leadership, the armed forces and the yemini people, we are all standing as one, we are all with alaxa until every..." their strikes will not scare us, they have been bombarding us for nine years and we were not afraid for a single day, will the strikes scare us now that we have the missile force, the navy, the men and the force, praise is to god, by the grace of god we are a striking force, reactions are pouring in following the us the aggression on yemen with... and resistance movements in the region strongly condemning the attacks. the islamic

israel to sudan. the micro-galil were sold to uganda in 2007. they are even used in the 2013 massacre. in juba. years later, sudan requests loans and exchange for normalizing relations with israel, $1.2 billion dollars in food shipments, two billion dollars in financial aid, 25-year loans and economic assistance, but not from israel, rather from its allies, because israel was not inclined to general. in addition to sudan, other african countries also played an important role in the puzzle of israel's policies. among them, ethiopia had favorable position and was considered an important target. ethiopia, the sland locked country had a unique feature in addition to its jewish population. it possessed highlands and suitable mountains, the source of the region's waters and was considered waterway to other countries. another characteristic of ethiopia was his proximity to sudan, and from there to egypt. from israel's perspective, egypt was considered israel's immediate enemy. however, this was not enough for israel. egypt had to be within israel's grab. the sinai desert and the islands were protected

i think there's no doubt that the the us in israel or israel's particular the us maybe a little bit less are engaged in innumerable different acts right now to basically - stabilize the region and to draw iran in, i think that that israel clearly has that as a self-interest. israel wants to draw the us into a war with iran, and and so um, it's... i think it's definitely in this case uh the assassination that daesh is taking responsibility for, whether they did it or not, i don't know that for sure either, but but that that that it it it coincides with israel's interests, that's for sure and maybe to slightly lesser extent uh us interest. there you have it, mr. engler, thank you for your time sir, mr. eves engler, author and political activist from montreal, thank you sir, and with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, care and bye-bye. news in brief for this hour, israel carries out another terrorist attack in the syrian capital, damascus, assassinating number of people, including five iranian military advisors. the attack target story residential buildin

20, the legendary general kasim sulaimani was assassinated by the us empire and its proxies in baghdad. the question of whether israel influenced the us into making the risky move has been raised numerous times. donald trump told israely journalist barack ravid that he was very disappointed in israel over the assassination. trump also intimated that he will ultimately divulge more, saying cryptically that people will be here. hearing about that at the right time. palestine declassified had studied the anatomy of this assassination and identified the key parties. it was a joint operation by the united states, israel, the kurdish regional governments and germany. the us ramsten airbase in germany coordinated the drone strikes that killed sulaimani. it is reported that spies in the syrian airport of damascus provided the us with information regarding the moment his plane took off four back. dad, the courageous general is said to have replaced his cell phone three times in the six hours before his flight. this process was being closely observed by an israeli intelligence agency in tel aviv, alongside liez zones from the

and lebanon's resistance mullah says it has used a new type of tactical missile in its latest operations against israel's military sites. 8:30 am and iran's capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. there's no end inside to the israely genocide in gaza as the regime's warplanes on artillery keep pounding the strip with the focal point of attacks now being the southern parts of the bessiest territory. according to the gaza health ministry, at least 183 people have been killed and hundreds of more injured in israeli strikes in matter of 24 hours. we have major shortage of medical staff, we have less than 10% of hospital staff that are working throughout the war. the majority of injured people coming to the hospital are those displaced in schools and residential areas. medical equipment in the hospitals is almost not existent of course. the simplest things in the hospital such as painkillers and anesthesia to. are not available, we are trying our best to deal with patients that arrive and we are trying to keep them alive. we are not trying to treat them as we were doing before, we are ju

israel, the us is behind all of this, it is condoning all of this bombing is with the with the approval of biden, and it's you can't just israel would not act the way it it does, if if is if the us wasn't supporting it, and i i think it's also very cynical on the part of the us, it's using all of this as kind of the palestinians are ginny pigs for crowd control, see that's what israel is becoming a world expert in, is they're experimenting the palestinies, and then they export this crowd control to various dictatorships or just ordinary governments that want crowd control, i guess, you don't have to be evil like israel, but that's what this is all... about it's very uh, it wouldn't happen without the us approval. mr. walberg, experts say that bombs of that size are almost never dropped, especially in densely populated areas and gaza, as we know, is one of the most densely populated in the world uh, with over two million people, that was before the war, cramps into a 400 square kilometer strip of land, in fact given the potential impact of such. international humanitarian prohib

from 2011. into 2021 alone, the us gave israel 1.6 billion us dollars to build the so-called iron dome weapons system, and the us congress recently passed another $1 billion us dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. us support has been substantial in the ongoing war on gaza as well. the pentagon has ramped up military aid to israel since the start of the war. it has been sending the israeli regime everything from small arms to missile. for the so-called iron dome system, in the latest show of military support for israel's genocide, the us and british militaries backed by series of other western states have been attacking targets inside yemen, and that's because the san az government solidarity with the palestinians, which has seen it seize or conduct rate on commercial ships with any links to the israeli regime. another form of us assistance for israel has been in the form of diplomatic cover, us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire in gaza. the potential truce would have led to urgent humanitarian

come us as ask, come are these last does that means the annihilation of israel? yes, of course he says the existence of his ro is illogical. and then he says, nobody should blame us for the things we do. on october 7th, october 10th, october 1 1000000. everything we do is justified in court given that on october 7th, before any military response by israel, south africa issued an official statement. blaming israel for quotes, the recent conflagration, essentially blaming israel for the murder of its own citizens. 11 of those, whether the applicant or grace 2nd, as it is in response to the slaughter of october 7th, which from us opened the valves to repeats and to the ongoing attacks against it from gaza. that israel has the inherent rights to take all legitimate measures to defend its citizens and secure the release of the hostages. this right is also not in doubt. it has been acknowledged by states across the world. astonishingly for court has been requested to indicate a provisional measure calling on his route to suspend its military operations. but this amounts

american politicians in favor of israel, and that's it for this hours bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. news in brief for this our gau's residence or resistance keep repelling, invading tanks and infantry, the algason brigade says his fighters have eliminated eight israel solders in banila east of hanjunes during an ambush. in our burage, refugee camp, the group said that his fighters destroyed two merk of a tanks with alyasin 105 shell. the united nations has warned that the aid mission in gaza is almost impossible to complete and israel's relentless bombardment of the blockaded territory. a top un official said humanitarian sease fire is necessary to address the growing needs of the gaza population.

we're going to take a look at uh how this us israel genocidal war is impacting the cash flow in israel. and then uh another aspect not paid too much attention to, which should be uh actually, and that is the us assistance to israel, $3.8 billion dollars in military support, you have a $14 billion dollar funding bill that has been passed but has not been dispersed yet, and also the lines of credit by the us. is that for lifeline for israel? as israel's genocidal war in the gaza strip continues, the regime has grappled with various crises, including food insecurity. the food industies association of the israel regime has raised concerns about the possibility of food. crisis if the aggression continues. according to reports, officials of the association have requested emergency meeting to discuss aspects of food security and the establishment of emergency food stock pile. israel is also facing a threat to the supply chains through law operations against merchant vessels bound to the occupied territories through the red sea. the... ability of these supply chains raises additional concerns

forces in the region, and it just goes to show that um, america is all the more israel's lifeline, israel used to be perceived as a country or an entity which could defend itself, and i think that has now that equation has come to an end, and that makes israel more of a strategic burden, because i think that the american mindset, a burden for america, i'm saying, because the american mindset was that if we could withdraw from the region, focus on russia and china, and israel maybe can take care of itself, along with some other, along with taking care of other arab countries like saudi. arabia etc. this is one idea behind the normalization of ties, so all this, i think has been dashed away as a result of the fact that the israeli army turned out not to be invincible and turned out to suffer from very severe weaknesses, and this has, i think a lot of strategic repercussions even a worldwide stage. okay, charlotte, your stands on the same question. yes, well, it's very obvious that the mythology. that the zionist regime has sought to promote about the invincibility of its army has fallen down in

of dapha's meeting in switzerland, the iranian minister deplore washington's support for israel, he said that the usas a human shield during the latest raid on the town of dura in the occupied west bank. what happened today is that the army raided dora, i was at my shop, the army asked to search the shop, he asked me to let the workers leave the shop, they searched the shop and myself, they took us outside and put me on the floor, then he took me toward the jeeps, he told the workers to go and he told me that he will use me as a human shield, the young people shouldn't hurl a stones, you will walk in front of me. that's what happened and it took me towards the center of the town. raging forces used live fire to disperse some 100 palestian ralliers during the monday rate andorra. the health ministry says at least two people were killed and 10 injured during the raid. tensions have escalated in the west bank since the beginning of the bloodched in the basige gaza strip. according to palestinian health ministry, some 350 people. killed and nearly 4000 injured in his really rates across the west bank. n

forces in the region, and it just goes to show that um, america is all the more israel's lifeline, israel used to be perceived as... a country or an entity which could defend itself, and i think that has now that equation has come to an end, and that makes israel more of a strategic burden, because i think that the american mindset, burden for america, i'm saying, because the american mindset was that if we could withdraw from the region, focus on russia and china, and israel maybe can take care of itself along with some other, along with taking care of other arab countries like... saudi arabia etc. this is one idea behind the normalization of ties, so all this, i think has been dashed away as a result of the fact that the israeli army turned out not to be invincible and turned out to suffer from very severe weaknesses, and this has, i think a lot of strategic repercussions even a worldwide stage. okay, charlotte, your stands on the same question. yes, well, it's very obvious that the mythology. that the zionist regime has sought to promote about the invincibility of its army has fallen down i

us. we candem the criminal terrorist strikes on the yemani people. by israel, america and britain. we have been at war for eight years. these strikes do not frighten us. we will support our brothers in palestine and gaza and we're with them. these strikes do not frighten us, we are mujahids and we will expend every power we have, the political leadership, the armed forces and the yemini people. we are all standing as one. we are all with alaqsa until every inch of alq. is liberated, their strikes will not scare us, they have been bombarding us for nine years and we were not afraid for a single day, will the strikes scare us now? that we have the missile force, the navy, the men and the force, praise is to god, by the grace of god, we are a striking force. well, this just in breaking news from the occupied west bank of palestinian has been murdered uh in western al khalil, amid a zinus settlers shooting, we're going to keep you posted on the details of that story, and much more for you right here on press tv. continuing with the news reactions are pouring in following the us sud aggr

another. form of us assistance for israel, of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. passed with a us abstention. it is easy. to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza, previous wars have lasted for several days or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically an american war, with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications? the war for the united states. as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, america as well as israel must be held accountable. every palestinian death caused by the israely war on gaza is casualty of the united states war on the palestinian enclave too, and any tragedy yet to come is one of america's making as well. the united states lubricates the war machine. the israeli military fights, palestinians are killed and america accumulates shame. i believe that uh working together we can make history. on day

us is scared. "and because it's their country, they are the ones who are controlling israel, without the us, israel wouldn't be there, and so um, thank you, mr. philpart, it's always good talking to you, sir, they have a mr. john philpart, international human rights lawyer from montreal, canada. now uh, continuing with the uh rest of the news, palestinian officials in the gaza strip say israel is using genocide and starvation, as its main policy to displace gazons. gaza's government media office said in a statement that the regime is bombing palestinians homes and properties to force them out of the territory. the statements cited the far right israeli minister as saying that israel must encourage palestinians to immigrate from gaza. the media office however asserted that israel's plot to displace gazans will never succeed because palestinians are adamant on maintaining their land and ready sacrifice themselves. to attain freedom, it called on the international community to condemn israel's heinous atrocities and displacement plans and to pressure the regime to stop his genocidal war against the pa

but 1st here's finsen by the us, secretary of state is wrapping up his 4th middle east tour since israel began. we're on gaza nearly 4 months ago as the blinking had 2 messages. the us supports israel, but more must be done to prevent post indian civilian death. we know that is facing an enemy that embeds itself among civilians who hides in and fires from schools from hospitals makes this incredibly challenging. but the daily tal on ceilings and gaza, particularly on children, is far too high. we want this war to end as soon as possible. there's been far too much loss of life for too much suffering. but it's vital that is real achieve. it's very legitimate, attractive of ensuring that october 7th can never happen again as well. is really occupied westbank blinking visit regional powers, including caspar jordan, the u. e and saudi arabia. he spoke of working together to build a lasting peace wants the conflict is over, but it's on clear when that will happen, or what role each of these powers would play. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly warned along more despit

us. we candem the criminal terrorist strikes on the yemani people by israel, america and britain. we have been at war for eight years. these strikes do not frighten us. we will support our brothers in palestine and gaza. and we're with them, these strikes do not frighten us, we are mujahids and we will expend every power we have, the political leadership, the armed forces and the yemen people, we are all standing as one, we are all with alaxa until every inch of alqs is liberated, there are strikes will not scare us, they have been bombarding us for nine years and we were not afraid for a single will the strikes scare us now that we have the missile force, the navy, the men and the force? praise is to god, by the grace of god, we are a striking force. iranians have held new rallies across the country and support of the palestinians in gaza, the protesters took to the streets in different iranian cities, after friday prayers, they chanted slogans against israel and its means supported the us over the genocide against palestinians since the gaza war. began, the iranian people have he

they say while it was daesh which claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack, the us and its regional ally israel are actually behind these atrocities. daesh is created by the us. former us president donald trump once said that obama was the founder of daesh. they have caused disasters in the country for more than 40 years, but our people are still standing for the islamic revolution. are they blind, how did they not see this? israel and the us have a long history of hostility against the iranian people. wednesday terrorist attacks in kermon were an obvious proof of that as they've been supporting different terrorist groups including daesh in the region. daesh has daesh couldn't do this by itself. "it has a supporter, their supporters are the us and israel, mothers were among those taking part in the rally, i asked them how they felt when they saw the dead bodies of innocent people as the attack occurred on mother's day in iran. there's no doubt that israel and the us were behind this herfic terrorist attack. it hurts every human being's feeling when on mother's day they see mother killed while h

another form of us assistance for israel, of course, comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israely war. when severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it... passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days. or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically an american war with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications of the war over the united states? as the suffering in pal continues to grow, america as well as israel must be held accountable, every palestinian death caused by the israeli war on gaza is casualty of the united