tehran and thanks to journalist author and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital london, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but sticker on there's plenty more to come, you're on press tv. iraq is moving forward to end the us led international coalition mission in the country. the growing anti-us sentiment in the nation has led the government to push the coalition for a time table. for the withdrawal of his troops from iraq. muslim salim has this report from baghdad. as a result of a broad consensus in iraq to end the presence of us led international coalition forces from the country, both the iraqi nation and government made it crystal clear that these military forces are no longer needed. iraqi national security advisor qasim stated that all political factions in the country have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition reportedly formed to fight daesh terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forces, and honestly, what makes us the iraqi people exasperated i

capital, tehran, also we have journalist, author and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital, london uh, welcome to the program to the both of you, let's start off with uh gisu in tehron. you've been following the elections very closely, talked us about the mood and the atmosphere uh leading into friday's elections and if you can also uh explain the election process for our center viewers as well uh well basically i have to tell you that today uh 8 o'clock local time uh campaigning stopped all campaigning activities actually according to law we're supposed to stop uh the candidates did have until this morning and off time to uh present their political views or their programs in case they're elected into the iranian parliament now uh it is quite interesting to see so many candidates uh taking part in the elections this time around more than 15,000 candidates and 12% of them are women uh badio which is again another very uh significant uh number uh of the women taking part in uh elections also makes the elections this time around very interesting to watch, so at the same time simultane

thanks lot, gentleman, writer and political columnist said shahabi joining us uh from the british capital london and editor of veterans today kevin barret joining us from saidia morocco, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv. iran's intelligence ministry has released the details. of major and multi-faceted operation against israel, the ministry says it has identified dozens of israeli linked spies and terrorists in 28 countries across asia, europe and africa. in a statement, the ministry said the spies identified in iran are now either facing legal action or have been put on the security surveillance. the ministry said some of the spies were iranian nationals residing abroad and they will be dealt with a case-by-case basis. he added that the profiles of foreign spy... active in states that have intelligence sharing arrangements with ivan have been provided to those countries and they have taken the necessary decisions. the ministry said mosad had forced some of the spies to commit acts. of treason

news review, we have writer and political columnist said shahi who's joining us from the british capital, london and also joining us from saidia morocco. we have editor of veterans today, mr. kevin barrett. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. shahabi uh, let's jump right in uh, mr. shahabi and give us your thoughts on the recent comments coming from the iranian president, president unice said that there will be a strong response to any possible bullying against tehran. thank you very much. of course, the situation in the middle east generally is very tense at this moment of time because of the israeli aggression on gaza, the killing, the maming, and of course it's extra territorial attacks on other countries, on syria, on some part of iraq sometimes, so all this has put israel in the lime light of of the crisis and it seems to me that the israelis believe that they can only survive in atmosphere of war, so as long as there is war they will survive, if there is peace they cannot survive peace situation, so they are. to hit and supported by america, but america also, americ

right, thanks lot, gentlemen, rider and political comunist sied shabi joining us from the british capital, london and editor of veterans today kevin barret joining us from saidia, morocco. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around there. plenty more to come here on press tv. belgium has summoned the israeli ambassador after the country's development agent in building was struck in the regime's attacks in northern gaza during the meeting with the israely envoy belgium foreign ministry officials condemned the bombing and destruction of the officers of the agency, according to reports, the strike on the agency took place on wednesday, images shared by the belgian foreign minister show the building reduced to rubble, however, there were no employees there when the building when the bombing occurred in its reaction to the attack, brussels also slammed as unacceptable israel's bombardment of civilian infrastructure in gaza. belgium is a country that has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency. unra despite sever

we have journalists and political commentator said mosan abbas who's joining us from the british capital london also we have research researcher rather at the bahrain forum for human rights eho's joining us from the lebanese capital bayroot welcome to the program uh to the both of you let's start off with mr. saimosen abbus uh in london looking back at uh the uh february 14th 2011 uh uprising aka uh revolution uh in bahrain talked us about the uh the significance of what took place uh back in 2011 and uh how it was dealt with via the khalifa regime? well first of all it was the only real revolution of the arab spring and this is very significant because the arab spring to many analysts including myself was really just an engineered exercise in trying to tame that we region by the west using a lot of color revolution techniques and social media uh methodologies, in the end, the bulk of it was just designed to target syria, libya, and of course bahrain was a fascinating occurrence because genuine movement occurred on the ground. bahrain is primarily an outpost for anglo-zionist imperialism in the

welcome back to gaza under attack with me said purza coming to you from the british capital london. as the gaza death told jumps, here is a recap of some of the latest developments. the final day of the internet.

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coming to you straight from the british capital, london. i'm amina taylor. now, let's begin with an update on some of the most important talking points emerging from the us. israeli genocide on gaza. the united states has vetoed another united nations security council draft resolution on the israeli bombardment of gaza. washington's use of its veto blocked demands for immediate cease fire between tel aviv and the palestinian resistance. the us proposed rival draft instead and the uk abstained. britain's opposition labor party, meanwhile, is calling for immediate humanity. and ceasefire for the first time since october ahead of a crucial vote in the house of commons to debate a smp motion calling for a ceasefire. a spokesman said their position had shifted because the situation in gaza had evolved. israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on palestinians inside the west bank with at least five dead ingen and scores more arrested. in just on the five months the us led israeli genocide. medal war on gaza has killed at least 30,00 palestinians wi

"people here in the british capital, london joining uh people around the world in demanding immediate permanent cease fire in the gaza strip, an end to the bombing of the palestinians in the coastal enclave and number of other demands. um, they have gathered just outside number 10 downing street, the prime minister's office to my left shoulder after working hours in these uh very cold conditions to..." make those demands and their voices echoing in the chambers and corridors of power um in the vicinity. the main demands, as they say, one is for the british government to use its leverage with the apartite israeli regime to stop its bombardment in of course the prelute to what looks like a massive incursion into rafah in southern gaza, one of the... tokens that's been chanted here, stop bombing gaza, stop bombing raffa, their other demand of course has been the resumption of the united kingdom's contribution to the funding of the united nations agency for palestinian refugees, unrua, so these are the demands, this of course one of many uh protests have taken place week after week, i thi

electoring, hundreds of thousands of people, according to the organizers have descended. on the british capital london today right now we're actually outside british uh broadcasting corporation the bbc and the people here have had few words before the bbc too uh saying shame on you and and the like to the broadcaster for the way they have uh covered the genocide unfolding in the gaza strip but these are people who have participated in the national demonstration. in the past 17 weeks since the start of the carnage in the gaza strip and their demand has always been the same, first and foremost the permanent cease fire, which is yet to happen, of course, also that their government withdraw support for the israeli regime, stop the sales of arms um to tel aviv and give it of diplomatic cover around the world, the crowd has just started moving, they have... come here from all across the united kingdom um and they will be walking all the way to whitehall, the seat of the uk government. of course there were attempts by the police to try and change the destination, but public pressure uh did not allow that to

hello everyone and thanks for tuning in, this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. before we get to the discussion with the panel, let's review some of the day's developments. a temporary pause on the horizon. us president joe biden says apartied israel is ready to hold the genocidal war on gaza for the holy month of ramadan.

what's happening there, good to see you to mari, just like you said, the people here in the british capital, london joining uh people around the world in demanding immediate permanent cease fire in the gaza strip and end to the... coming of the palestinians in the coastal enclave and number of other demands, they have gathered just outside number 10 downing street, the prime minister's office to my left shoulder after working hours in these very cold conditions to make those demands and their voices echoing in the chambers and corridors of power um in the vicinity, the main demands, as i say, one is... for the british government to use its leverage with the apartite israeli regime to stop its bombardment in of course uh the prelude to what looks like a massive incursion into rafa in southern gaza. one of the slogans that's been chanted here, stop bombing gaza, stop bombing rafa. at some point one of the speakers on the stage called the british prime minister rishunak a war criminal and other people in his. cabinet that who have been supportive of this ongoing genocidal war on the gaza strip. their

rally. hundreds of thousands of people, according to the organizers, have descended upon the british capital london today, right now we're actually outside british broscasting corporation. in the bbc, and the people here have had few words for the bbc too, uh, saying, shame on you, and and the like to the brathcaster for the way they have uh covered the genocide unfolding in the gaza strip, but these are people who have participated in the national demonstrations in the past 17 weeks since the start of the carnage in the gaza strip, and their demand has... has been the same, first and foremost the permanent cease fire, which is yet to happen, of course, also that their government withdraw support for the israeli regime, stop the sales of arms um to tel aviv and give it of diplomatic cover around the world, and few things have happened um since the last national demonstration, of course i must say before that that despite everything that's happened, all attempts at delegitimizing and criminalizing um these mass protests, the palestine solidarity movement in the uk is the biggest in europe. south kor

welcome back to gaza under attack coming to from the british capital, london. i'll give you my guests in few minutes, but first a quick look at some of the latest developments. apartide, israel steps up attacks on the southern gaza city of rafa that shelters 1.4 million palestinians. overnight, strikes and raids have killed at least 67 people and injured dozens more, most of them women. children, hamas has condemned the deadly israeli attack, saying the offensive is a deepening of genocide against the people of palestine. yemen targets an american ship in the red sea, reiterating such attacks will persist until israel holts its genocide in gaza. the un, eu and others warn against israel's plan for launching a ground invasion of rafa, a court in the netherlands orders the dutch government to stop giving israel parts for f-35 warplanes. following an appeal by human rights groups. us-israeli attacks on gaza have killed more than 28,00 palestinians and wounded 68 others since october last year. join me today's edition in the studio, father frank gelly, anglican pri

welcome back to gaza under attack, everyone, we're coming to you straight from the british capital london, i'm said pureza. before anything, let's bring you up to speed on some of the latest developments. apartide israel intensifies attacks on the center and south of the gaza strip. snipers have shot tens of people among the medical staff in hanjunis, also in the south. israel's brutal blockade of food, fuel and medicine entering gaza has made it difficult for the territory's understocked hospitals to operate effectively. israeli workplanes using weaponry provided by the us and its allies have struck rafa, killing eight palestinians, among them chill. and at least one woman, at least 107 people have been killed in rafa in the past 24 hours. the us president has described israel's genocidal war on gaza that his administration supports as over the top and claims he is trying to stop the fighting. at the same time the us and the uk have carried out a fresh aerial strike targeting numerous areas in yemen's province. fighters in lebanon have carried out a spring of strikes against israeli mili

yes, this is yet another mass protest um that is taking place in the british capital london, just like it has in the past 18 weeks since the start of the genocidal war aided and embedded by the uh us um conducted by israel. on the gaza strip, it is brought out, according to the organizers, some 200,00 people, um, there have been bigger ones before, of course, people have descended upon london, just not just from across the capital, but also from other parts of the uk, um, and you can see behind me, i guess, number of members of the medical profession, nurses out here today, in solidarity with their... fellow nurses and doctors who are out there on the frontlines putting their lives on the line trying to rescue and save as many lives as they can, as the carnage continues. um, it also this demonstration has brought out mps, members of parliament here, politicians as well as the leaders of unions, the trade unions here, just like before, became on air, we listen to mick lynch, the secretary general of rmt, the railway, maritime and transport union address the crowd, and the refrain cover,

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protesters gathered outside the venue of a meeting of lethal weapons dealers here in the british capital, london. organized by the campaign against the arms trade. the protesters accused the arms dealers, mps and military personnel participating in the gathering of complicity in the unfolding genocide in gaza. how, how long does it have to take that all of these people are being killed and? "you got you're arming an army against the people, you know, those people are not even allowed to have an army, so uh, it is extremely sick, and it's absen and unconstionable that governments and that companies are profiting from this, from the sale of weapons and weapons technology, and this country is complicit in that. according to the campaign against the arms trade, the uk arms industry has profited massively in recent." from selling weapons to saudi arabia for its 8-year war on yemen and to the israeli regime for its ongoing genocidal war on the gaza strip. the dinner event was hosted by the uk's aerospace defense and security industry, sponsors included weapons manufacturers such as bae systems, babcoc

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. before we get to the discussion with the panel, let's review some of the day's developments. a temporary pause on the horizon. us president joe biden says apartied israel is ready to hold the genocidal war on gaza for the holy month of ramadan. as gazas seizfire talks continue. british founded charity oxfam says israel is ignoring the international court of justices's provision on starvation in gaza. meanwhile, more cross-border strikes between israel and hezbollah, as the lebanese resistance movement targets an israeli military base with a barrage of retaliatory rockets. also, the palestinian ambassador to the uk a future palestinian government that will include all palestinian factions. and the centrality of the anti-war movement in britain ending the israeli occupation of palestinian territories, his words in less than 5ive months, partite israel has killed some 30,00 palestinians and wounded more than 70,000 others. most of those murdered women and children. time now to introduce

this is gaza under attack coming to straight from the british capital, london. my name is said puraza. i will bring you my guests in moment, but first a quick summary of some of the latest developments. apartide israel threatens to hit raffa in southern gaza. more than million palestinians have moved there escape the slaughter in other parts of the territory. over in the west bank, settler violence. against palestinians has seen a steep increase since the israeli regime launched its genocidal campaign on gaza. the us has imposed sanctions on four settlers, but many more are yet to be held accountable. will these us sanctions have any impact on the ground? iraqi resistance group haric and hizbullah nujaba vows to keep up strikes against us military bases in the country and neighboring syria if the gaza massacre doesn't stop. another. national weekend demonstration planned in britain hope to europe's largest palestine solidarity movement and arm to the teeth and then some. israel has always maintained what it calls a policy of ambiguity its nuclear arms program. w

protesters gathered outside the venue of a meeting of lethal weapons dealers here in the british capital, london. organized by the campaign against the arms trade, the protesters accused the arms dealers, mps and military personnel participating in the gathering of complicity in the unfolding genocide in gaza. how... how long does it have to take that all of these people are being killed and you've got you're arming an army against the people you know those people are are not even allowed to have an army so uh it is uh extremely sick and it's obsene and unconstionable that governments and that companies are profiting from this from the sale of weapons and weapons technology and this country is complicit in that. according to the campaign against the arms trade, the uk arms industry has profited massively in recent years from selling weapons to saudi arabia for its eight-year war on yemen and to the israeli regime for its ongoing genocidal war on the gaza strip. the dinner event was hosted by the uk's aerospace defense and security industry, sponsors included weapons manufacturers such as bae sys

coming to you straight from the british capital, london. i am amina taylor. with an update on some of the most important talking points emerging from the us.

welcome back to gazandra attac coming to from the british capital, london. i'll give you my guests in few minutes, but first a quick look at some of the latest developments. apartied israel steps up attacks. on the southern gaza city of rafa, that shelters 1.4 million palestinians. overnight, strikes and raids have killed at least 67 people and injured dozens more, most of them women and children. hamas has condemned the deadly israeli attack, saying the offensive is a deepening of genocide against the people of palestine. yemen targets an american ship in the red sea, reiterating such attacks will persist until israel halts its genocide in gaza. the un, eun. others warn against israel's plan for launching a ground invasion of rafa, a court in the netherlands orders the dutch government to stop giving israel parts for f-35 warplanes following an appeal by human rights groups. us-israeli attacks in gaza have killed more than 28,00 palestinians and wounded 68,00 others since october last year. join me today's edition in the studio, father frank gelly, anglican

welcome back to gaza under attack with me said purreza coming to you from the british capital london. as the gaza death told jumps, here's a recap of some of the latest developments. the final day of the internet. national court of justice hearings on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories where more than 50 countries have called on the court to rule the occupation illegal, the only country defending apartide israel, the united states. staying with the icj, the israeli regime is due to report to the court on the progress it has made implementing the top un court's order in january of preventing genocide in gaza. the genocide case was of course brought by south africa. also, the palestinian prime minister. steya hands in his resignation to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, ommit us pressure on the palestinian authority to work a political structure that can govern a palestinian state after the gaza offensive. as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue, apartide israel's prime minister says his planned incursion into rafa will be delayed somewhat (quote unquo

coming to you straight from the british capital, london. i'm amina taylor.states has vetoed another united nations security council draft resolution on the israeli bombardment of gaza. washington's use of its veto blocked demands for immediate ceasefire between tel aviv and the palestinian resistance. the us proposed rival draft instead, and the uk abstained. britain's opposition labour party meanwhile, is calling for immediate. humanitarian ceasefire for the first time since october ahead of a crucial vote in the house of commons to debate a smp motion calling for a ceasefire. a spokesman said their position had shifted because the situation in gaza had evolved. israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on palestinians inside the west bank with at least five dead in genene and scores more arrested. in just on the five months the us led. daily genocidal war on gaza has killed at least 30,00 palestinians with thousands more intoomed under the rubble, the vast majority of them women and children. so much to unpack here and helping me to do just

welcome back to gaza under attack coming to from the british capital, london. i'll give you my guests in few minutes, but first a quick look at some of the latest developments: apartied israel steps up attacks on the southern gaza city of rafa that... is 1.4 million palestinians. overnight, strikes and raids have killed at least 67 people and injured dozens more, most of them women and children. hamas has condemned the deadly israeli attack, saying the offensive is a deepening of genocide against the people of palestine. yemen targets an american ship in the red sea reiterating such attacks will persist until israel holts its genocide in gaza. the un, eu and

welcome back to gazandra attack, coming to from the british capital, london. i'll give you my guests in few minutes, but first a quick look at some of the latest developments. apartied israel steps up attack. on the southern gaza city of rafa, that shelters 1.4 million palestinians. overnight, strikes and raids have killed at least 67 people and injured dozens more, most of them women and children. hamas has condemned the deadly israeli attack, saying the offensive is a deepening of genocide against the people of palestine. yemen targets an american ship in the red sea reiterating such attack will persist until israel halts its genocide in gaza. the un, eun. others warn against israel's plan for launching a ground invasion of rafa, a court in the netherlands orders the dutch government to stop giving israel parts for f-35 warplanes following an appeal by human rights groups. u.s. israeli attacks in gaza have killed more than 28,00 palestinians and wonded 68,00 others since october last year. join me today's edition in the studio, father frank gelly, anglican p

hello everyone and thanks for tuning in, this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. before we get to the discussion with the panel, let's review some of the day's developments. a temporary pause on the horizon. president joe biden says apartied israel is ready to hold the genocidal war on gaza for the holy month of ramadan. as gaza seasfire talks continue. british founded charity oxfam says israel is ignoring the international court of justice's provision on starvation in gaza. meanwhile, more cross-border strikes between israel and hezbollah as the lebanese resistance movement targets an israeli military base with a barrage of retaliatory rockets. also the palestinian ambassador to the uk a future palestinian government that will include all palestinian factions and the centrality of the anti-war movement in britain to ending the israeli occupation of palestinian territories. his words. in less than five months, partite israel has killed some 30,00 palestinians and wounded more than 70,00 others. most of those murdered women and children. time now to introduce our

hello everyone and welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm your host said puriza. before i bring you my panel, let's have look at some of the latest developments. no letup in a partide israel's attacks. rescue efforts are ongoing after another night of israeli bombardments across the gaza strip. the relentless shelling has displaced thousands of palestinian. families over the past three and a half months, but their place of shelter is also turning into a war zone. in the south of the enclave, hospitals are under siege with medical supplies running low. more than 27,00 palestinians have now been killed since the beginning of the us-israeli genocide. un secretary general antonio gutieresh says the binding decisions of the international court of justice must be complied with. hamas political leader ismail hania is in cairo to review a six-week ceasefire proposal forged in paris over the weekend ahead of us secretary of state anthony blinken's return to the region for further talks. yemen says its naval units have fired several missiles a us

hello everyone and welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital london, i'm your host said burza. before i bring you my panel, let's have look at some of the latest developments. no letup in a partide israel's attacks. rescue efforts are ongoing after another night of israeli bombardments across the gaza strip. the relentless shelling has displaced thousands of palestinian. families over the past three and a half months, but their place of shelter is also turning into a war zone. in the south of the enclave, hospitals are under siege with medical supplies running low. more than 27,00 palestinians have now been killed since the beginning of the us-israeli genocide. un secretary general antonio gutieresh says the binding decisions of the international court of justice must be complied with. hamas political leader ismael hania is in cairo to review a six-week ceasefire proposal forged in paris over the weekend ahead of us secretary of state anthony blinken's return to the region for further talks. kemen says its naval units have fired several missiles a us n

welcome back to gazandra attac coming to from the british capital, london. i'll give you my guests in few minutes, but first a quick look at some of the latest developments. apartied israel steps up attacks.