david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. tv who's in our studio here in tehran uh so hamas has stated that uh joe biden is basically giving a green light to the israelis uh to continue its genocidal war. hamas says that the us has demonstrated what it called a blind bias toward israel which of course is nothing new with regards uh to the gaza ceasefire negotiations. please elaborate the situation for us and our viewers here. yes, as you said uh us is supporting israel from day one. israel has carpet bombing the whole gaza strip and it doesn't discriminate between a un run school, health facil facility or whatsoever, it has continuously bombed this bombed this trip and the mindset is that the mindset of israelies actually is that the whole population of gaza should be wiped out of the strip and they should be cleaned of earth and there there is uh israel is following these steps to uh completely destroy gaza and what says it wants to achieve total victory but it can't achieve total victory as netanyah

david miller, uh, let's focus on uh the same issue, the issue of uh us's support for the israelies, do you think it really makes a difference as to uh to who's running uh the white house, whether it's the democrats or the republicans, this uh, this unequivocal support for these raidies is is bipartisan, and it it spreads to both sides of the aisle of um american politics. well that's true, um, but of course we've also got the question of time and timing, because of course they going through, as we know, and that's why we have the dnc, uh, an election process, uh, and that election process looms over the cease fire, so uh, it may be the case that harris or trump, when they're in the white house will launch uh, effectively a regional war. west asia, but they don't want to do that before november, so that's part of the calculus here and part of the reason why the americans are coming up with solutions, which they say that the israelis will agree to, and then they have the palestinians agree to them, and then israel say no, we don't agree to that, and they try and put in more conditions, s

we have academic, broadcaster and investigative journalist david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. umsia in bethlehem. sir, give us your um overall view on this increased uh israeli aggression uh in these uh in these flashpoint cities, namely tubas that we've been seeing over the past few days. uh, many indications are pointing that the israelis are fearful of the continued palestinian resistance. well the israeli regime is trying to start up the regional war and followed they hope by global war in which the us of course is is the key sponsor of it and so they try to heat up many fronts they tried of course the attacks on bayrut attacks on tahran the attacks in on yemen and certainly the attacks of continuing attacks in gaza and the west bank as clash points of the resistance, they want this, they want to ensure that as many palestinians are harmed, as many palestinians are angngered, as many palestinians are injured or killed, this is this is their policy, it has been their policy for decades actually, but it has intensif

joining me in the studio, as usual, is our resident expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul's am university, and he's a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. joining us again as our guest contributor today is the political and legal commentator armar kasmi, who amongst his many activities has been the honor legal advisor to the left legal fighting fund since its imsection nearly five years ago, and he worked previously. on jeremy corbin's 2016 leadership campaign. welcome to the show. david, what do you know about sima's time in prison and and how was that shaped his leadership style? well, as with many of the leading... cadri of uh of hamas, much of their political education take takes place and took place in in prison, i mean in prison, he of course was a leader in the the the political military structure of hamas, they are involved in disciplining uh collaborators and in organizing uh the prisoners, but also he he uh was quite diligent in terms of his uh academic uh involv

joining me in the studio as usual is our residence expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the... center for islam and global affairs at istanbul ziam university and he's a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is co-director of the center for the study of social and global justice. oliver dod. in his day job, oliver is a phd researcher funded by the economic and social research council. welcome to the show. oliver, can you explain why colombia, which is 700 miles away from israel, was until recently one of israel's greatest world allies. well, to understand this, we really need to go back to israel as settler colonial state, the experience and expertise it's acquired over so many. decades in terms of the oppression of the palestinian people, the build-up of this expertise has really given the israeli state a comparative advantage of the international marketplace when it comes to supporting other states, oppress their people, and this is really where the common interest between the israeli state an

join me in the studio, as usual, is our resident expert and... scholarly critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university and is a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch. joining us as our guest contributor today. is the human rights activist and political analyst batol sabati. batul blogs at stances to salvation, and in her professional life she's a chemical engineer based in london. welcome to the show. david, let's start by asking you, what's your view on donald trump? well, that's a big question, i mean there's a lot of things you can say about donald trump, but of course there are there are those in the american right who think that he's likely to be more critical of israel, more isolationist than would be the democrats and and lot of people believe that, even those... are who are skeptical of some of the pro israel content of republican politics and who are to the far far right and broken fromism, they still believe in trump, that's a mistake of course, because we saw the recognition of j

joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul's am university, and he's a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch. joining us as our guest contributor today is a palestinian organizer from new york city. nadine kizwani. nadin founded within our lifetime, united for palestine, which aims to revive the revolutionary spirits of the palestinian community abroad to help free their homeland from the zianist occupiers. welcome to the show, nadine, welcome back on the show, um, how is anti-zianism viewed within the palestine solidarity movement in the us? thank you for having me and that was an amazing intro, and just to get right into it, i think anti's dynamism is becoming more and more um an integral part of the palestine solidarity movement, mean for many of us it always has been, but there's you know been sort of like confusion that doesn't exist anymore, like the idea that um you could support to solution and support anti-zionism at the

joining me in the studio, as usual is our resident expert and eminent. scholar the critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university and is a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch. join us again as our guest contributor today is the independent investigative journalist richard medhurst who specializes in covering us politics, international relations in the middle east. welcome to the show. david, what's the the english defense league actually created by israel, do you think? well, extraordinary enough, the answer to that is... effectively yes and what happened was that in 2006-7 uh some organizations in the states, the center for vigilant freedom, the center of security policy, all of which funded by the cionists decided to organize in... uk an office in wakefield needs and they organized something called the counter jihad europa conference, they had one in scandinavia and then they had one in brussels in the european parliament in 2007 and and that was effectively the beginning of winning the far right

broadcaster, investigative researcher david miller, joining us from bristol. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. hamas says that the isidi regime has no sovereignty or authority over even an inch of alexa musk. the resistant movement made a comment on the 55th anniversary of an arsen attack by an israelity settler on alex samask. hamas urged all palestinians and occupied territories to have a larger presence at the mosk on friday. on august 21st, 1969, the mosque was set on fire by an extremist settler of ausrarian origin. the arson was said to be coordinated with his. officials and military forces, annually palestinians mark today as world mosk day to highlight the importance of alexa mosk, which is islam's third holiest site. on august 21st, 1969, michael rohan, an australian zoyinist set a fire to al-aqsa mosk. the fire damaged the mosk's facades, roofs and decorations, including the famous salahdin's pulpit. the israeli regime cut off the water. earl

david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. khatibi who's in our studio here in tehran. uh, so hamas has stated that joe biden is basically giving a green light to the israelis uh to continue it's genocidal war. hamas says that the us has demonstrated what it called a blind bias toward israel, which of course is nothing new with regards uh to the gaza ceasefire negotiations. please elaborate the situation for us and our viewers here. yes, as you said, us is supporting israel, from day one, israel has carpet bombing the whole. strip and it doesn't discriminate between a un runner school, health facility facility or what soever, israel is following these steps to completely destroy gaza and what says it wants to achieve total victory, but it can't achieve total victory, as netanyahu says, even his own ministers continue to rabbish his ideologies, because hamas is not a group, hamas is an ideology and it can't... destroyed, as hamas said, israel is continuously bombing and killing everyone, and us is supporting it with massive amo

joining me in the studio as usual, is our resident expert in eminent scholarly critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zm university and is co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is the courageous award-winning investigative in photo journalist vanessa beeley. the british national council for the training of journalists as described vanessa as one of the most respected journalists in the uk. welcome to the show. david, i wonder whether you could just give us some background on ansar allah and how they came become so so prominent in in yemen? well they were originally um a small resistance faction to the president sat present cella and they had a conflict with him and then later on what happened was they made this reprochemon and the they fought on the same side and then what happened was the head of the the uh the aluti as he's called was assassinated and then his brother who's ' is more or less the leader now and after that they got into this uh attack situation with the sau

david miller, i see you notding there, what are your thoughts on how specifically mainstream western media uh cover the events and israely crimes that occur a data day basis in the occupied west bank? one of the most recent uh techniques to do that of course has been that israel has pushed the riot button in the uk so we've had anti uh islam riots across the uk, across especially england, and to some extent in wales, and these are riots which are effectively a weapon of israeli foreign policy, and so in this country now we talk about all racism, against migrants, against muslims, and we have conveniently forgotten as a result what's happening in the west bank in the mainstream media, and that's that was deliberate tactic of the israelis to divert attention, and indeed... to attack muslims in the uk for their uh massive support for the palestinians, so this is part of the reason that we we have these uh this lack of attention, of course in general the western media are appalling and biased against the palestinians structurally, every study, every academic study is shown. that's all th

joining me in the studio, as usual, is our resident expert and eminent scholar the critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university and is a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. joining us again as our guest contributor today is the independent investigative journalist richard medhust. who specializes in covering us politics, international relations in the middle east, welcome to the show. david, what's the the english defense league actually created by israel, do you think, well? extraordinary enough, the answer to that is effectively yes and what happened was that in 2006-7 uh some organizations in the states, the center for vigilant freedom, the center for security policy, all of which funded by the cionists decided to organize in the uk an office in wfield near leads and they organized something called the counter jihad europa conference in scandinavia and then he had one in brussels in the european parliament in 2007 and and that was effectively the beginning of the far right away from anti-zio

joining us now to discuss is aaron david miller, for negotiator and endowment fellow. orter is back with us. again, deputy spokesperson. >> david, i want to focus on the aftereffect of all of this. the impact of what we saw happening. what type of retaliation from iran do you think the u.s. and israel should be repaired for or thinking about? >> thank you for having me. april 13th, they lost 350 high trajectory weapons at israel and with little impact. they did some interception with drones, but this time given the fact that the iranians were unbelievably humiliated and vulnerable is exposed by the fact that haniyeh was killed by a remotely controlled bomb that was placed in a headquarters two months before the strike, iranians are looking for a way to directly hit israel either an infrastructure target or military base. and it will probably be a coordinated response including the houthis, hezbollah and for the u.s., investigation of iranian missile strikes against u.s. forces. in iraq and syria. whether they will be able to do all this, the problem is if they are to su

we have for this segment of the program, uh, academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller, joining us from bristol and international wor barry gransman joining us from balle indonesia, that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's uh news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on presty. moscow says it is repelled several ukrainian drone and missile attacks in the west of the country as kief claims further advances into russian territory. russian officials say the armed forces repelled attacks on the volgograd region. according to local russian governors, missile and drone attacks were also repelled in rostov, briansk and vouroneg. also, according to uh governor of russia's kursk region where kiev claims the seizure of territory, two ukrainian missiles and a drone were destroyed, two and a half. into the war, kei have launched a surprise incursion into russia earlier this month. it claims to have seized more than 1,000 square kilometers of territory in kursk, but this cannot be independently verified. kyev says the operation is meant to

in the words of aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegy endowment, in electing senward aheadby israel, yahya sinwar will lead hamas from undisclosed location. as he continues to be source of anxiety for the israelis. spokesperson, rear admiral daniel hagari said, there is only one place for yahya sinwar and it is beside muhammad deve and the rest of the october 7th terrorists. that is the only place we are preparing and intending for him. yahya sinwar was born in 1962 in the town of khanus located in the southern gaza strip during his early years, particularly in the early 1980s, he was frequently arrested by israeli authorities for his activism against the israeli occupation which he pursued while studying at the islamic university in gaza. upon completing his studies, sinwar played a pivotal role in forming a coalition of fighters dedicated to armed resistance against israel. this coalition would evolve into hasam brigades, the military wing of hamas. shortly after the establishment of amas by sheikh ahmed yasin in 1987, sindwar ascended to a leadership position within the

in the words of aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegy endowment, in electing senward ahead hamas, the organization lays the rest any differences between external and internal leaders and what... ever illusions of moderation existed to reveal its true face. as the most wanted man by israel, yahya sinwar will lead hamas from undisclosed location in gaza. regarded as the architect of operation ala flood, israel has been trying to assassinate him, all be it of no avail to this moment. اليوم شعبنا يدشن مرحله جديده من تاريخ نضاله وكفاحه الوطني. طريق التحرير والعوده اليوم شعبنا يخرج بكافه جماهيره في قطاع غزه في الضفه الغربيه في اراضي المحتله عام 48 ومن الخارج ليدشن هذه المرحله الجديده وليصوب المسار. israeli officials have made no secret of their intent to eliminate xinwar as he continues to be source of anxiety for the israelis, a man capable of keeping them awake, goodnight. for yahya sinwar and it is beside mohammed dave and the rest of the october 7th terrorists. that is the only place we are preparing and intending for him. امضا 25 عام في سجول الاحتlal. located in the southern

david miller, who's an eminent scholarly critic of israel, joins me in the studio as usual. in addition to his role as our resident expert, he's a senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs, istanbul ziam university and a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. today's guest is the celebrated hip-hop artist and podcast presenter for mintpress news, lo key, who's one of our regular contributors. welcome to the show. david, what do you what do you know about gerrard? kushner and his relationship with israel, i mean latif's report suggests he's deeply embedded with with a sionist entity, well extremely deeply embedded, that's why those people who say oh trump wouldn't be as supine in relation to israel as as biden, well yes he would, i mean kishno was a key person in noast trump presidency, he was given the job more or less of the relationship with with israel and of course that was managed through saudi investments and indeed through the the various investment. they have directly in israel, he has a foundation uh kushner and they've funded all s

this edition, of uh the news review, we have academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller joining us from bristol, also we have international lawyer from balley indonesia, mr. barry uh grossman, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with uh mr. miller uh, please share with us your views uh regarding the ongoing pro-palestinian demonstrations that are taking place concurrent with uh with the dnc, well look i mean these are uh... the outcome of many many months as we all know of uh massive demonstrations for palestine in the us, the movement is alive, it is uh increasingly uh explicitly anti-zionist uh and it's going from strength to strength, but of course we face uh in that country in the us as well as in other countries like the uk uh a real blockage which is that the entire political establishment is held in viceel grip. by the zionists, some people say, oh, that's too much, that's the, that's too strong. well, actually, let's look at it. it's not just the question of apac, it's not just the question of the funding of candidates and the defunding of candidat

in the words of aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegy endowment, in electing senward ahead true face. as the most wanted man by israel, yahya sinwar will lead hamas from undisclosed location in gaza. regarded as the architect of operation, israel has been trying to assassinate him, i'll be it of no avail to this moment. اليوم شعبنا يخرج بكافه جماهيره في قطاع غزه في الضفه الغربيه في اراضي المحتله عام 48 ومن الخارج ليدشن هذه المرحله الجديده وليصوب المsar. no secret of their intent to eliminate sinwar as he continues to be source of anxiety for the israelis, a man capable of keeping them awake. in reaction to sanmar's appointment israel has bowed to kill him as part of its policy of killing top hamas leaders. recently, israeli military spokes person admiral daniel hagari said there is only one place for yahya sinwar and it is. beside mohammed dave and the rest of the october 7th terrorists. that is the only place we are preparing and intending for him. located in the southern gaza strip. during his early years, particularly in the early 1980s, he was was frequently arrested by

in the words of aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegy endowment, in electing senward aheadation lays the rest any differences between external and internal. leaders and whatever illusions of moderation existed to reveal its true face. as the most wanted man by israel, yahya sinwar will lead hamas from undisclosed location in gaza. regarded as the architect of operation flood, israel has been trying to assassinate him, all be it of no avail to this moment. يدشن مرحله جديده من تاريخ نضاله وكفاحه الوطن. في اراضي المحتله عام 48 ومن الخارج ليدشن هذه المرحله الجديده. israeli officials have made no secret of their intent to eliminate sinwar as he continues to be source of anxiety for the israelis, a man capable of keeping them awake at night. one place for yahya sinwar and it is beside and the rest of the october 7th terrorists, that is the only place we are preparing and intending for him. located in the southern gaza strip during his early years, but particularly in the early 1980s, he was frequently arrested by israeli authorities for his activism against the israeli occupation

professor david miller, who's an eminent scholarly critic of israel, joins me in the studio as usual. in addition to his role as our resident expert, he's also a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zam university, and a co-director of the lobby watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today is the independent investigative journalist richard medhurst who specializes in covering us politics, international relations in the middle east. welcome to the show. david, that's a... real bombshell report isn't it that latif referred to in her report there? isn't it? yes, and that report that she's just giving us is based almost entirely on the the uh report from the institute for national security. which is a uh zionist think tank in tel aviv. now you might think from in listening to it that if you were just listening to it without knowing that that this was very pro hisballah report, but actually this is a sionist report and it indicates really doesn't it the difficulty of the law legal situation in the uk where hisballah is a prescribed organization

professor david miller, who's an eminent scholarly critic of israel joins me in the studio as usual. in addition to his role as our resident expert, he's also a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university and a co-director of the lobby watch dog spinwatch. our guest contributor today. is the independent investigative journalist richard medhurst who specializes in covering us politics, international relations in the middle east. welcome to the show. david, that's a real bombshell report isn't it, that the teafer... referred to in her report there, isn't it? yes, and that report that she's just giving us is based almost entirely on the the uh report from the institute for national security studies, which is a uh zionist think tank in tel aviv. now you might think from in listening to it that if you were just listening to it without knowing that that this was very pro hisballah report, but actually this is a sionist report and it indicates really doesn't it the difficulty of the legal situation in the uk where hisballah is a prescribed

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david miller, former professor of political. so she all the g at were still university who's dismissal after unfounded, and the symmetric allegations was rude and full. and in toronto, mohammed i ya, she's a professor at mount royal university and a policy analyst for the palestinian policy network. very well and welcome to all of you. well, how did, i'll start with you in toronto? how has as well so successfully distorted the meaning, the idea of anti semitism and use that distortion to further its policies. yeah, absolutely. yeah. you know, israel is that more with reality, the reality of what these really speeds it project is doing to the palestinian people is a brutal reality. one of genocide, expulsion displacement and and we override denial of the palestinian people to their right to live on their lands as, as a free and sovereign people uh and to conceal that reality. these really state has used a couple of tropes. one of them is this notion of the quote unquote new anti semitism. the more or less it weights all serious c