now we're looking at how the us has announced the rationing of us dollars, okay? it's doing that again to control the dollar output from iraq because of that there's been a decrease in the iraqi central bank of dollar sales by 40%, imagine that and then well that has affected dollar availability, the decline and supply means that there's a search in demand, right? all right, now moving back, because of that that is the iraqi dinar, which is hit a new low, 1,670 to the dollar. baghdad moves now to outlaw the use of dollar, not only for personal, but also for business reasons in order to not have the dollar impact is economy. it even went as far as uh allowing trade from china to be settled in yuan. okay, then we go to what the us treasury's aims are. the reason for all of that control is to stop the dollar cash flow to iran, syria and lebanon. that has been the soul goal of the us. as matter of fact, just recently, aside from the 19 iraqi banks, the us has moved and sanctioned another iraqi bank, and the us treasury visited the country in order to quote unquote do

thanks for joining us. there is really genocidal war in the gaza strip continues to take a heavy toll on palestinian civilians for the 121st day in arab. health officials in gaza announced that israely forces killed over 100 palestinians during the past 24 hours. the regime continued its raids and bombardments on various parts of the gaza. strip: the strikes were mainly focused on the southern city of hun unis, regime forces targeted homes as well as displaced persons gatherings. there were also reports of several strikes in the vicinity of the hospitals in gaza. over 27,200 people have been killed in gaza since october 7. most of them are women and children. palestinian officials have blasted the international community failure to stop the israel slot, the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in. gaza: palestine's foreign ministry warned against the possible israeli military operation in the city of ruffa in south gaza. the ministry said an aggression on the city would either lead to the annihilation of abou

talk about the us, uk and europe.y not be heated. it�*s simply not be heated. it's incredibly _ simply not be heated. it�*s incredibly difficult situation where you have the mechanics of government, if you like, the civil servants at all it the political direction of the government —— at odds. and i think that�*s clearly what we are seeing now when it comes to this conflict. this is unlike perhaps the russian invasion of ukraine, where there was a clear aggressor, a clear understanding of who was in the wrong. i think in this case, it�*s far more blurred than that, and i think a lot of people within government, senior people, military advisers, national security advisers are looking at the situation and saying that israel�*s response to what happened on october 7th is disproportionate, and that there is no risk of a real humanitarian collapse within gaza — and that will be a big problem where you�*ve got that disconnect between what civil servants believe and what the politicians believe. that said, there�*s an old sa

thanks so much for being with us. well, please fill us in on what you know about the situation. yes, merzia, it seems that it's another israeli crime and israeli forces had murdered a palestinian minor. 14 year old shaad from jabal al mukabber town inside al-quds, arrived at the junction of jamim near the settlement of jamim and near the checkpoint of b and the israel is claim that he had knife and that he's tried to stab one of the israeli soldiers there at the mal junction near the palestinian town of aliizary in al quds, this palestinian miner was shot and killed immediately of course as the images came from their show a palestinian miner had been shot and was laying on the ground with the israeli forces of course preventing anyone to help him or even to bring any ambulances to transfer him to hospital, so that's why we are saying it's a murder, every time the israeli forces claim that a palestinian tried to carry out an anti-israeli operation, even before he carried out an israeli operation, the uh the the the uh response would be to uh to use their guns to shoot and kill th

what do you expect us to do? we can't leave our adversaries with the impression that they can kill our troops and have no consequences, but i will see how this plays out. so neither. thank you so much for talking to stewart. probably bowman from the central and the administrative political time. thank you. the us secretary of states on to the blinking, the left is rel, empty handed. the he was on a tour of the middle east to push for a humanitarian pause in the fighting to allow desperately need aid into gaza. israel's prime minister rejected bahamas proposal for a cease 5 describing the terms of delusional planning as an absolute to victory. he's just months away. we've never ceased far inside. he's right. the forces that preparing for another portion to guys that's israel says it's offensive as it's offensive is moving into the southern gauze and safety of rafa. by much of the protest palestinian population as fled, smoke rises over the crowded city of rafa. is really bombardments and preparation for our ground

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the us out post in jordan, but the ongoing attacks against us personnel. now i did have the opportunity to ask in that call, if there would be any sort of uh, evidence provided uh to sort of give transparency. uh, we were told that there was not the ability to provide that, that there we would just have to trust the us military. and that they would not be giving any of sort of evidence of this that they do not reveal their intelligence collection methods. and this is a military operation, but it's still ongoing, but you have to understand here in the united states, given the history of the us invasion of a rock or some of that military intelligence turned out to be faulty. that there is some public skepticism in the united states, particularly at this time when there is public pulling to show that there is opposition to a broader middle east conflict. so this was a particularly sensitive question. and as i continued to ask questions, i was discouraged from that line of questioning. now we should also tell you that in terms of this, the president has sent o

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us increased terrorism in africa. imperialist powers led by the united states have long viewed the african continent as a place for stealing valuable assets. the continent has huge chunk of the world's remaining mineral wealth and is home to major global oil and gas reserves. that is why the european powers and united states seek to control these resources by deploying their military forces across the content. under the pretext of combatting terrorism. it is now becoming clear to all that the presence of us led western forces in africa is the source of insecurity across the continent. but burkinafasos minister of state addressed the 78th session of the general assembly of the united nations last year and said western troops operating in west africa are out to plander the region's resources. we have some. 10,000 soldiers, armed soldiers that are foreign soldiers, most of them are french soldiers, but there are also american soldiers, germans, italian, etc. they have weapons, they have flying equipment, they have survei

it's good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes and the who, the militia in yemen. washington and london put out a joint statement saying they had dozens of target, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers and radars. the strikes on the hoof, these in human follow earlier us air strikes and other iranian back militias and the rack and syria and both bagdad and damascus condemned via tax which left at least $45.00 people. that this is the aftermath of us retaliation. b, one bomb or jets, launched an aerosol and dozens of sites in iraq and syria. images posted friday and social media shows several explosions on the rocky syrian border. syrian state medias showed footage of what they say was one of the attacks the 5 strikes hit 7 different sites. us national security council spokesman john kirby said us targeted sites linked to around revolutionary guard, or i r g c and militias. it supports, he said more attacks could be expected. so the

the, the, this is dw, use live from the butler in the us propose to strike you run back some of the issues that have attacked american targets. defense secretary lloyd austin confirms that of washington will take significant action retaliation for the bombing of the us air base and jordan, which killed 3 troops also on the program. us president joe biden issues and executive order targeting is really settlers accused of attacking the palestinians . the occupied territory move comes after a wave of violence in the west bank. and you need a seal. imagine a deal for ukraine. mistakes overcome on gary and objections. unlock a 50000000000 euro package of the german chancellor, most of the mall of ukraine's european allies should contribute. the no, i'm telling me all that. well, welcome to the program. the us says it's preparing to take significant action against munitions that have carried out attacks on american targets for days to bite an administrator and has been hinting at strikes in retaliation for a joint attack on a remote us military base in northeastern jordan known as tower 20 to 3

thanks for joining us. the scenes of horrific killing of palestinians have become common ever since the israel regime launched its genocidal war on the gaza strip. the regime forces have massacred scores more gazans who were waiting for humanitarian aid in gaza city. according to the palestinian health ministry, 112 people were killed after israeli snipers, shot directly at a crowd waiting for aid in the early morning, hundreds more sustained injuries. the dead and the wounded have been taken to alshifa and kamal adwan hospitals. the palestinian foreign ministry has condemned the attack saying that it was a cold blooded massacre. palestini resistance movements hamas and the islamic jihad have also centured the massacre of gazans. palestinians are already struggling with. shortages of food as israel regime is using starvation as a weapon against them. shortages have caused the surge and malnutrition among children with the un, warning of a looming famon. the israely genocide has so far killed over 30, 100 ga

so there's no concern for us. and there's certainly no concern for the lives in gaza as we saw they dismissed the charges of um, uh, to the i c. j as being meaningless, meaningless. and instead said, let's cut off all food and medicine from on wrong. based on it is rarely charged. so there's no calculation in this of concern for human life. i have one more thing that, that human in stopping shipping has caused not one death, not one death on any of these ships. they simply have called for an end to israel's, or in gaza. and yet they're being bombed for a tactic, which has costs no human lives, but it is damaging to us profit. and that's a, that's fine, that's profit. right? and they didn't, they rightly said a knife who says that i have to be with the side of find those codes. all right, so the entire 5 years to the advisor. thank you so much. thank you. but you know, so it's good to advise, i have a said the old target so that it wasn't in the hits in the middle east, our little gist of an adult effect. so that i

not just the us can be used by russia can be used by trying that can use by someone else to push their local power plays. and when you have an intersection of different conflicts, let's say between israel draws of syria, iran and iraq. then you have the possibility that a particular conflict can expand it to the region and then beyond. all right, and henry, i thought to get the sense of what it is like in china, it feels like in the west there has been in recent, dies more and more talk of this concept of world war 3 being closer than ever before. is there any tool concern within china or of this as well? i think the absolutely, i think that's uh, you know, uh, even though this just seems to be that far from china, but could actually be sleepy. a fact to china old since, because china, uh, you know, being the largest rating of nation. well we, we have to actually have any dependent on those traffic and those, uh, you know, oceans shipping and the zip code. excellent. so uh, what i see is the, the ward is really catching more doctors are great. what is getting what dangers and more risk

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no one asks about us. no one cares for us. these are the challenging living conditions for people in did your valley account as the rain and severe cold of the winter season continues and the israeli occupation stubborn we blocks access a few minutes hearing aid and the noise is only adds to the board and of suffering making life even more difficult for the residence of northern gauze. what's of box archie goes? well, how about us as reporter given a tentative green light to propose c side here with this right here. now that said, we've got no official response from the group itself. is all according to the tabi foreign ministry. what so is it remains folk. fulman agreement can be reached. been able to consolidate a lot of gas into this proposal that is now at the hands of uh, how much usually takes out the 4 days to get the do it back from the, from the very optimistic because a lot of the language it has been discussed in the, in the past and the mediation, a lot of it is within the framework of what was the agreed. so we ha

i think on the us side, if you agree, there has been a deduction from uh, the allies that the us perhaps had, and uh, basically the western block is somewhat in some sort of transformation, and the palestinian issue has caused a lot of grievances in that regard or differences, i should say, and therefore we are seeing uh people perhaps identifying more with iran and what it stands for, and i'm using the palestine issue. because we're seeing what's unfolding this genocide in the gaza strip um and of course that's one of the core issues of the islamic republic um identifying with the oppressed people of palestine. is it correct to look at it this way? well, i think that definitely you're seeing some very important developments linked to the global south. global south of course describing mostly the developing nations and the non-white countries of the world. um, i think... "this was particularly evident in the case filed by south africa with the international court of justice, so definitely i think that the non-white world, you know, asia, africa, latin america, those countries, if you loo

the use of plastics. we get off this report from lagos with our correspondent only such a cool, much shows us just how dia, plastic pollution is in the city of the does and drainage systems blocked by plastic waste. it's they come on sites in my gerry as largest city lagos, possibilities hope, the new band on a single just plastics will help clean up this long standing problem. i remember this come out as a category not now decades late. that is even worse. most people i agree that it probably needs fixing, but not everyone is happy with the band streets would been those say they've been hits hottest. they use federal phone boxes as a cheap way to pack lunches, or it's non biodegradable and says to states, the biggest environmental menace defenders say they haven't been given enough time to find alternatives. no, i'm the most. somebody. what is the residual? what do you have to tell me to do the job we did to put on the goals soon to present? and obviously need goes, produces tons of waste being some of t

i used to be once i was hoping to allow us to do this, we continue to hold one of us up to so you just lost meanwhile, the hey, the palestinian foreign minister has spoken to gaines. this roy left the international court of justice, accusing the country of committing crimes in goal is a while the world is turning. a blind di genocide under wayne garza is the result of the case of impunity. and inaction successive is where the governments have given the policy of people. only 3 options, displacement, subjugation, or death occupation can only be a temporary state of affairs. a permanent occupation is a legal oxymoron. meanwhile, benjamin netanyahu, who said that his policies will retain control over the west bank and gaza off to the rule. and these were the prime minister's office. this rejected the legitimacy, old b, r, a, c, j, case only occupation of policy and territories. israel does not recognize the legitimacy of the proceedings of the international court in the hague, regarding the legality of the occupation, which are an effort designed to infringe on israel's rights to defend i

single use ones. therefore in front of move to bind individual ment, i mean humphrey plastics intend to maintain the can them government bonds. this tool alpha and success feed. so all in all, 10 is one of the african countries moving in the right direction bots as previous africa told us the item it was. she'll be a complete button, a single news plastics. hey, let me just just picking up with you. um, over the day we see as all reports was saying in the case of kenya, that band and single used plastic bag for load one. it was a step in the right direction. it's not been enough to tackle the pollution problem . absolutely, because you know, the other forms of single use plastic funding, natalia as well as this case of the plastic bottles. um, so for it to be successful, we need to complete by no single use plastic. all that thing is blast, it's because if you got to cut down, so for my kids right now, you still have, you know, things like bread and other products being packed, you know, using single

the vibration simulation us quick. the shock absorber should reduce the movements of the show without the shock absorber, the liquid is the least flushes over the rim of the gloss. ok, now we see the uh oh yeah, and yes, click on these uh on the windows. so could zuba is activated, the liquid remains almost entirely in the gloss. is that still could still this perform even better on the us? quick simulator and probably yeah. the building on the right with the still could still those installed on the roof is fairly damage. the, theoretically the roost of any existing structure could be retro assisted with this shock absorber system in the phone needing in naples. the 1st of these are shock absorbers are in use. a 5 story apartment building was equipped with them off to renovation. the with this technology, existing structures could become more as quick resistant. so could the ice sack shock absorbers also protect old buildings and the stumble. that's easy. so as an earthquake happens, there's 40 percent of the buildings

us warships and the red. see, how do you see the a of the strikes because previous strikes have so far failed to determine who the rebels is. certainly, i was surprised. there's 2 aspects to this. there is a detour, inspect, and deterrence effects don't necessarily happen instantaneously. you've got to look at from a longer term campaign perspective than the other issue is degrading the type ability. so we say the current targets that they are attacking at not already in the me solves themselves through the side of the launch is which there a finite number, right? does that contribute to the effectiveness of these weapons and also other logistics support elements? so while these are still able to launch the weapons that haven't been particularly effective, and for some of those elements of those weapon systems, there's the final number so that they degrade it. it follows. meantime, us air strikes on friday that hit targets in a rock and syria. these were the us response to a drone attack. the killed 3 us troo

us forces.nd places of our choosing." "the united states does not seek conflict in the middle east or anywhere else in the world. but let all those who might seek to do us harm know this — if you harm an american, we will respond." "the strikes are in retaliation for the drone attack that

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to punish us, to put us into, to try and put us into subjugation to try and take away which one of them began independence. they want to take away, i wanna rides, to self governing and making substantive decisions. we are willing to work with people from all over the world, but we have to work on what terms and don't terms which gratify our indigenous people. we cannot be split contrib citizens within our own countries, simply because it's definitely important as the we have to put to a sales specialist. we only have one's above which we have no other country to turn to. so we have to make the best for country for people. we have a nice example of all, so it doesn't come with me, just come in and visit in some bubble. so simply visiting the it as well in the united states functions. this is just one of the companies all mentioned to to save time, but this has been made to allow the united states so to pinch it to unicorn a load, which is why we also agitate to put a multiple of we know we cannot continue to allow other countries to be suddenly imposing legal sanctions, but you want to t

listening to the us. ., , ., , us. - us. it has had very little tangible effect and remembered that - us. it has had very little tangible effect and remembered that the | us. it has had very little tangible i effect and remembered that the us provides the bulk of the military aid to israel and i�*m not at advocating this, but if the us wanted to really turn off the taps and put the pressure, they would cut off the military aid, and no one is talking about that at the moment but critics of america have said that is what would have a huge influence. the diplomatic pressure is not really yielding anything. the air strikes and artillery strikes continue and is low has a legitimate right to defend itself, after what it suffered on the 7th of october, it suffered on the 7th of october, it was beyond barbaric about the response, killing over 27,000 palestinians, most of whom are women and children, is indefensible —— but the responsible top military experts say there is no military or strategic logic to the way they are going

these are what use different types of weapons against us. now we suffer from starvation. i kinda know, and i'm sure man was it was a bad. yeah, i mean these right, it's showing in the bottom and hasn't killed us yet, but the hunger will in northern does that hunger will kill us. we heard that i who come by us a lot of the road the we heard it would come is a round about, then we heard the i would be drops by planes. so we headed towards the crossing is that we ate the feet of animals. we ate the fate of sparrows and pigeons. we were about to slosik cats and eat the. we need help, we need to see how does a whole lot of rush, i will not be sure medical part of this is the situation in northern gauze. salvation is everywhere. well, in these railings, preventing fee of humanitarian aid to thousands and thousands of palestinians, i think desperately needed unnecessary if i just deal some of that as well. so here on the al jazeera, we're on the front lines of democratic republic of congo with the military has found that unlikely l i as a petals in 23 sizes. the the brought to y

joining us tonight's spotlight, we have. former cia analyst, ray mcgovern, joining us from rawley north carolina, and also we have radio host and journalists cpr news, mr. don debar joining us from auseny, new york. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. mcgovern after 126 days of israeli barbarism and brutality, nearly 29,00 people have been killed in gaza, schools, mosks, churches, hospitals and even ambulances. have been frequent targets of the strikes, which have now left only few of the medical facilities partially operational in gaza. please share with us your perspective on this tragedy that is unfolding in gaza before our very eyes. well, the painful thing of course is that i'm an american citizen, without the support of my government, israel could not do these things, not only. is it arming and giving political support to israel, but it's also denying the the requisite funding for the only agency that can help, and that's unra, the un body that provides aid to the people in gaza and has for many

but that one report in us media, the wall street journal, a reporting that within the him, us leadership itself. so between the how much later in gaza you'll send well, and some of the other political leaders that have been basing katasha that there is some disagreement as to which way they would like to go forward. j. s and y, opting for this showed a truth period of 6 weeks, allowing them to regroup a to have a aid brought in for civilians. and of course, a hostage exchange and exchange for some kind of sydney and prisoners. with the, according to this reports, the, the guitar e or the, the leadership passage ship with a basic guitar are opting for a longer sci fi, even on a permanent se saw, so discrepancies within that month. leadership itself could lead to a delay, but the guitar is sort of signaling that within the next couple of weeks, we could say a deal that was utility is rebecca rivers in jerusalem for us. rebecca, thank you so much. i as well in other world news to land firefighters, are battling rapidly expanding wild fires. that officials fear have claimed around 10 lines.

and i think that that's why, but can call with us are used because the beer makes a step the peer back. therefore, the chemical weapons is very high, and the russian forces us, the commander cit, the, it will affect to the possibility to continue the movement of creates fear and that's what they are doing. unfortunately, they don't care about the cause. that's why it has a new claims. use it for hibbitts it chemical munitions on the box of the with boss have been considered a wall crime was homeless, can be used to hold washington and you have accountable no. first of all, the, all these 20 cases they have to be recognized, they have to be discussed. they have to be documented an open. but unfortunately we see from the us all on a really nice to do. all the agreements are for the chemical weapons which we received in the nuclear section. in the kidney, coal section we never wear and the seems like that the whole international bodies are got to buy. and the trade has to be given free, had to do what ever wants to show nuclear stations to show coke blacks, the chemical whitford using wha

joining us. we begin in guys by where israel's forces farming against palestinians is rapidly worsening. acutely malnutrition, friends, who haven't eaten in days of being taken to medical facilities. a 2 month old baby was rushed to the hospital in gaza city suffering from severe mound nutrition. medical staff did what they could to save the child, but he died all 2300000 people in guys are facing for salvation. for the approximately $335000.00 children under the age of 5, the most vulnerable the beginning, but all we saw a woman covering her baby screaming so helpless a pound, baby seemed to be taking his last breath. we rushed him to hospital and he was found to be suffering from acute malnutrition, for your medical stuff rushed them in twice a year. the baby has not been side to any milk for days. as baby milk is totally absent in gaza. oh, my young man, natural predators, we have no tunnel flour, and we are very tied because of how i can go. i will box them as hot because the sky are small. t

our baghdad correspondent muslim salim joined us earlier to give us more details on us air strikes and reactions from iraqi authorities. the nature of the attack was on multiple locations. as we say and it's a it's it's a move that was met by denounce from especially number of officials, the spokesman for the commander and chief of the army forces denounced the attack calling it very dangerous escalation by by the us and there will be severe consequences, adverse consequences on the country, especially in a time where the iraqi government is trying hard to save the... security of iraq, especially with these this let's say specific area in western iraq, we all know that it witnessed lot of operations, and it has say sleeping cells of terrorist groups who might take chance of such unfortunate events to carry out attacks, it will makes it even more dangerous that the the ministry of defense of the united states announced that this is only the beginning of the operation and these attacks were only a... beginning of let's say a process or series of attacks on locations that will be let's sa

this is despite use sanctions. i am just enforcing a price cat, a $60.00 us dollars a barrel transportation of oil. um probably are violating the cops so they use a week. i'm for as many to on the side of it is there is also a shadow trading uh where you know, uh all. ready the is uh, uh, discharged, uh, and the charge, the on another bus or the overseas. uh more and more oil is ending up in india. its most important oil supply is no russia. nevertheless, russians growth is partly finance don't credits, including ministry spending. how long computing actually a forward to do this? this come with the guns it's, i can write that for quite a while. that will set the browser. i had a very low deb level at the beginning of the war. it still has a low debt level even now. actually extend. russia does not look set to run out of money to finance the war and ukraine any time soon. so let's get more on this now. we're joined by the hell crew to him and he is an economic analyst and specialist and the oil and gas market. he's

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also joining us is nicholas davis, independent journalist and author who joins us from miami.welcome to you both. uh, if i may start with you, john phoenix, when we take a look at what's happening in gaza, it's quite incredible and shocking uh that we're approaching uh 30,00 in terms of the death toll, 145 days now, and just in the past 24 hours over 100 palestinians have been murdered. um, what do you think about? the fact that nothing is preventing the genocide from uh stopping, well just just make it clear that the the main factor of the support for the israeli army genocide in gaza is obviously the american government, if the united states wanted to end this massacar, want to end this genocide you only had to pressure the israelis and stop their... daily inition and daily support for the israelis in fact they the clear now from the reports that even the from the last i think 26 of december till now israel did not after the cc stop killing the palestinians so the only brusher can actually stop designist entity killing more palestinians. is the is the american because in the

from london. also joining us is nicholas davis, independent journalist and author who joins us from miami. well welcome to you both uh, if i may start with you, john phoenix, when we take a look at what's happening in gaza, it's quite incredible and shocking uh that we're approaching uh 30,00 in terms of the death toll, 145 days now, and just in the past 24 hours, over 100 palestinians have been murdered, um, what do you think about the fact that nothing is preventing the genocide from uh stopping? well, it's just just make it clear that, the the main factor of the support for the israeli army genocide in gaza is obviously the american government, if the united states wanted to end this massacer, want to end this genocide, you only had to pressure the israelis and stop their sending daily ammunition and daily support for the israelies, in fact the the clear now. from the reports that even the from the last, i think one 26 of december till now israel did not after the ccj stop killing the palestinians you know so the only brusher can actually stop the zinist entity killing more pales

thanks for joining us. we start this bulletin with the latest news from gaza, where the relentless is really bombings and shelling further proves the regime's intend to keep committing genocide. the city of han unis has witnessed a fresh attack near a medical facility. the regime targeted the vicinity of nasa hospital. six people were also killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in han yunis. the city has been the focal point of israeli strikes in recent weeks. medical facilities there have been affected as well, as they were under israeli siage. israel's genocidal war in gaza is now in his fifth month. around 27,600 people have been killed in the palestinian territory since october the 7th. palestinians have been enduring a catalog of miseries, including the... basic needs and displacements, residents of the city of rafa talk about their dire situation, no place is safe, no place at all, where shall we go, what shall we do, shall we die if we're meant to live, where shall we go? rafa is a den