the books in line with steve clements is coming up next. every year, thousands of on peace to use for scientific percent activity conservation saving testings into main $1.00 oh $1.00 east investigate. assuming the legal trade and the scientists lies beyond this, on a tree, caught to you as a month for business, and which is 0, the fast lane of 2 weeks. so the, the, the total does not contain high arc steve clements and i have a question despite the changing views in america and even inside his own administration. why does binding insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza? let's get to the bottom line. the, the contradiction is obvious. talk about the need to protect civilians and aid workers, but make sure is real faces, no consequences for its actions, and then keep the weapons flowing. wash rinse, repeat that sums up the biden ministrations approach to israel's war and gaza, even as it carries out work crimes and uses food as a weapon of war. after really forces killed 7 humanitarian workers for world central kitchen. us pre

i'm steve clements and i have a question. is an arms embargo and sanctions on israel? the only way to prevent a genocide in gaza? let's get to the bottom line. the after her figure of continuous bombing is really veto, say they are still far from stopping the war and gaza. israel's allies say it's a legitimate war because israel space is a threat from hamas and is acting in self defense. but international law experts say something different, they say nothing justifies what's been going on. whether it's israel's killing of so many innocent people, it's use of food as a weapon of war, or the destination of all civilian life and gaza. no schools, no homes assume no hospitals. so what can be done to stop the death and destruction and what damage is being done to the credibility and legitimacy of international law itself. the longer this work goes on today we're talking with francesca alban a say the you in special rapids or on the situation of human rights in the palestinian territory occupied since 1967 francesca. thank you so much for joining us today. i am looking forwa

thanks so much the the challenges with hire and steve clements and i have a question despite the changing views in america and even inside his own administration. why despite and insist on 0 consequences for israel in this war on gaza. let's get to the bottom line. the, the contradiction is obvious. talk about the need to protect civilians and aid workers, but make sure is real faces, no consequences for its actions, and then keep the weapons flowing. wash rinse, repeat that sums up the bye, didn't ministrations approach to israel's war and gaza, even as it carries out work crimes and uses food as a weapon of war. after is really forces killed 7 humanitarian workers for world central kitchen. us president joe biden put out of state and critical of israel, but then the white house rushed to declare its unconditional support of his real no change in policy. so despite the theatrical protest is the weight of setting up a new forever war in the middle east. and what's the effect on the united states itself with a how policy is clearly visible to a lot of voters, particularly younger voters wh

when the time steve clements and i have a question, is israel's war on god? so becoming a forever war and now with an exchange of direct attacks between iran and israel is it'd be coming a dangerously expanding conflict. let's get to the bottom line. the it wasn't limited strike, but the rubicon has been crossed. iran launched a few 100 drones and missiles and israel after israel attacked in iranian diplomatic mission in syria and killed some of it stop generals. then israel fired rockets into iran, not doing significant damage, but nonetheless, and get this. israel and iran are now overly targeting each other's homelands. directly. it prove that the rules of the game in the middle east are changing, especially after israel responded to a ron's response. and with the failure of the world's big powers, especially the united states, to achieve a ceasefire and gaza is further escalation, inevitable. today we're talking with some of my dc professor of history at the university of california and author of faith misplaced the broken promise of us error relations. a

it even more important than usual to come together to share what they feel they have a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question as hunger spreads in gaza and is really ignores a security council resolution calling for a ceasefire where is this we're heading. let's get to the bottom line. the for months is really has been threatening to destroy the last palestinian city in the gaza strip. still standing and that's rasa is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu did a u turn after initially cancelling his delegations visit to washington. and then we scheduling those meetings to discuss his plans for ortho. the reason for the cancellation is real, was angered when the by the administration didn't veto a un security council resolution calling for a cease fire during the month of ramadan, which is almost over. and immediately after the resolution passed, the us said it wasn't binding anyway. so when israel still talking about total victory, the daily killing continues and starvation of palestinians is widespread and with only vague prospects for temporary ceasefire. where is the war in gaza h

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. what role are some of the americas tech giants, including google meta and amazon planning and support of israel's war crimes against palestinians? let's get to the bottom line, the flying drones bit, lingering this guy waiting to identify a target and then firing a missile. artificial intelligence that provides 247, surveillance and spies on a person's political affiliation from the data on his or phone algorithms that selectively sensor content blocking freedom of expression and access to information . these are all tools in the arsenal of governments around the world. but put to use to be fully today by israel against the palestinians. now tech workers across the us are pushing back and summer, refusing to have any part in the work. crimes committed by israel. but what kind of impact and this growing moving have. and how is big tech reacting today? we're talking with seldom montez a no tech for a part height activist and software engineer who was fired from google last week for prot

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. israel's war on god that'd be coming a forever war. and now with an exchange of direct attacks between iran and israel is it'd be coming a dangerously expanding conflict. let's get to the bottom line. the . it wasn't limited strike, but the rubicon has been crossed. one launched a few 100 drones and missiles and israel after israel attacked in iranian diplomatic mission in syria and killed some of it stop generals. then israel fired rockets into iran, not doing significant damage, but nonetheless, and get this. israel and iran are now overly targeting each other's homelands. directly. it prove that the rules of the game in the middle east are changing, especially after israel responded to a ron's response, and with the failure of the world's big powers, especially the united states to achieve a ceasefire and gaza is further escalation, inevitable. today we're talking with some of my dc professor of history at the university of california and author of faith misplaced the broken promise of us error relations and ality via the wrong proj