israel and the palestine liberation organization (plo) were able to agree on peace.principles consisted of two agreements concluded following secret talks in oslo, egypt. the final signing ceremony in washington was attended by plo leader yasser arafat, israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin and us president bill clinton. the document itself was signed by israeli foreign minister shimon peres and then plo representative mahmoud abbas. national autonomy. the israeli military was to hand over power to new structures. palestine was obliged to renounce terrorism and other forms of violence and recognized israel's right to exist. it was a huge breakthrough success international diplomacy, including american and russian. moscow and washington witnessed this agreement, but nothing came of it. hamas, islamic jihad and other groups refused to stop terror and the fight against israel. the conflict has not been resolved to this day and is now in an acute phase again. since october last year , about 40,000 palestinians have died as a result of the actions of the israeli military.

the document itself was signed by israeli foreign minister shimon peres and then -plo representativeabbas. a palestinian national autonomy was created. the israeli military was to hand over power to new structures. palestine was obliged to renounce terrorism and other forms of violence, recognized israel's right to exist. this was a huge. breakthrough success of international diplomacy, including american and russian. moscow and washington witnessed this agreement, but nothing came of it. hamas, islamic jihad and other groups refused to stop terror and the fight against israel. the conflict has not been resolved to this day, and is now in an acute phase again. since october of last year, the actions of the israeli military about 40,000 palestinians died. this is what this day in history was like. buy real estate, for example, an apartment or a summer house, have already chosen a suitable option. before signing the contract, find out if there is a debt for this property, otherwise you may face an unpleasant surprise. how to make sure that someone else's debts do not become yours, we w

was in beirot, this is the exact same thing, and guess what, the plo left lebanon, and and the condition, the condition that they have left, the israel is, they have left were fertile to have someone like new resistance group group to grow in lebanon, and they are like i said they mistaken when they think they are going to turn people against the resistance. what what what israel fails to understand or maybe they don't really want to understand so they can kill more civilians is that the their war is is is is not a standard war over over over a border or over a disagreement it is honestly an existing existentitional war and they do they know that that's why for them to eliminate the other side eliminated not necessarily just have. victory over it, but to to eliminate it by either killing them completely, massacring them, jealocide or push them outside a border area, that's to them, that is what war is and that what victory is, and the palestinians and in this case now the lebanese, they do understand that, and for this reason they would never turn against the resistance, because the resi

happened when they slaughtered all sorts of leaders of the palestinian liberation organization, the plo, and and uh then along came hamas and they when when hamas started the zionists actually encouraged it and even funded it a little bit right at the very beginning and then before you know it the leadership of hamas is actually more dangerous to them than the leadership of the plo and likewise they uh killed the the predecessor to hasan nasarala uh in in hesbollah and they got nasara and now they're trying to kill nasara and if they ever do god forbid then they'll be another even more effective leader inshallah. and this is what berkman admits in his book, and apparently the more rational people in mosad uh who are basically working with berdman and producing that book, all know that. so it's it's uh kind of puzzling that they continue to pursue this failed policy of targeted assassinations in the same way that they pursue the failed policy of attacking and slaughtering uh palestinians rather than negotiating with them, but i guess it it does uh... relate to the founding vision of zion

i want to go back a little bit to 1982 following years of hostility and fighting with the plo.ael itself into lebanon and baiting as far north as beirut before occupying the southern portion consisting of about 10% of the country. israel withdrew from there in the year 2000 but lebanon civil war officially ended in 1990 following the signing of the agreement which happened a year before that. among other things, disarmed all the malicious fighting on all sides of the war with the exception of one. has blood. has will was formed in response to the 1982 israeli invasion. it is us liat -- shiite islamist militia financed by iran and heavily influenced by the principles of ayatollah maney and at the time the fairly recent iranian revolution. has below stated objectives included ending any western presence in lebanon on supporting the destruction of israel. unlike hamas, which is for better or worse the government of gaza, has blood currently controls significant parts of lebanon and has a small political entity in parliament but mainly exists as a separate fighting force with signi

book years ago about how the masad was using burrow's computer to follow around all the leaders of the plo uh a giant map on the wall uh because they were using this surveillance system linked to this computer and so they could see where the plo meetings were taking place as these individuals uh moved uh towards a certain spot they i think had bugs on their bodies or on their person in their vehicle or something and so they would then say oh what we just send bomb to where they are all seem to be meeting and that so they were way ahead of the game in terms of electronic surveillance and of course this is the way that they wish to control their own population of palestinians is potentially just looking at their communications all the time uh so it there are a thousand dead in the last fortnite in lebanon uh the israelis going to attempt to turn it into another kind of gaza uh i don't think that they're going to be able to... succeed in doing that, but but charlotte was absolutely right when she was signing off there saying the key campaign now uh here in the west is to force our governments

army began a siege of western beirut, where the headquarters of the palestine liberation organization (plo) was located. on august 18 , an agreement was reached with the mediation of us special envoy philip habib. arafat's fighters left beirut, and israel did not occupy the lebanese capital. on september 1, about 10 thousand palestinian militants led by yazer arafat evacuated to tunisia. formally, the first lebanon war ended, but israel created a security zone in southern lebanon, which it controlled until 2000 together with the south lebanon army. after the israelis left, this territory was immediately occupied by hezbollah militants, and the south lebanon army fighters who did not have time to flee to israel were arrested and put on trial. may 25 is considered liberation day in lebanon. parts of the country on june 25, 2006, on the border with gaza, as a result of a palestinian attack on a post the israeli army in the area of ​​kibbutz kirem sholom, two soldiers were killed and israeli corporal gilad shalit was kidnapped. to free him, israel launched operation summer rains, which lasted

a-z authority of the state of palestine in the government and the plo will have authority on aloe palestinian toward terry and the gaza strip. we are not asking for more but we will not accept any lists. we will not ask for more, but we will not accept any less. we will hold general elections. we are ready to hold elections. we have been ready in the past. israel refused to allow us to hold these elections in jerusalem. if it were to happen, we are ready to hold these elections and form a government in accordance with these elections. we will continue to mobilize international support so that palestine can achieve membership from the united nations as soon as possible. what do we lack to be sitting amongst you? the same footing as 194 states of the united nations. we have the land, we have the authority, we have the people, we have the culture, we have the knowledge. we have everything that we need. we ask you to help us. the full implementation of the general assembly resolution on the advisory opinion that we mentioned issued by the international court of justice that will lead to the end o

a-z authority of the state of palestine in the government and the plo will have authority on aloe palestinian toward terry and the gaza strip. we are not asking for more but we will not accept any lists. we will not ask for more, but we will not accept any less. we will hold general elections. we are ready to hold elections. we have been ready in the past. israel refused to allow us to hold these elections in jerusalem. if it were to happen, we are ready to hold these elections and form a government in accordance with these elections. we will continue to mobilize international support so that palestine can achieve membership from the united nations as soon as possible. what do we lack to be sitting amongst you? the same footing as 194 states of the united nations. we have the land, we have the authority, we have the people, we have the culture, we have the knowledge. we have everything that we need. we ask you to help us. the full implementation of the general assembly resolution on the advisory opinion that we mentioned issued by the international court of justice that will lead to the end o

it's the authority of the state of palestine and the palestinian government to end the plo v of the development for the palestinian people and will have authority on all palestinian territories in the west bank and jerusalem, as has been biased by international law. we are not asking for more but will not expect any less. we will not ask for more but we will not expect any less. we will hold general elections. we've been ready to hold elections in the past, but israel refused to allow still hold elections in jerusalem, but if this were to happen, we are ready to hold these elections and inform the palestinian -- palestinian government. we will continue to mobilize the largest national support so that the state of palestine can achieve full membership as soon as possible. what do we lack to be sitting amongst you, whether we lack to be on the same footing as 100 94 official member states and the united nations, we have the land, we have the authority, we have the people, we have the culture, we have the knowledge, we have everything that we need. we ask you to help us. the solution on the adviso

army began a siege of western beirut, where the headquarters of the palestine liberation organization (plocated. on august 18, under mediation.

israeli airline the airline attack was back then i respond to the israeli rad on the on tunis on the plo meeting in tunis he was sent. to life imprisonment and spent almost 40 years in an austrian prison. on friday september 13, jovali passed away. he was 20 years old as he went to prison and now he died with 60 with six years old by a cancer which was detected too late. the austrian authorities refused to release him after 30 years making javali one of the longest serving prisoners in the country. i thought to get him released but i didn't succeed. "they place one obstacle after another in front of me, it was very difficult, but i want to thank god that he gave me the chance to meet my brother alive, he is finally free now, for his comrades, the funeral was a political testimony in the court of the palestinian and libanese resistance. chavoli spent the final 38 years of his life an austrian prison for his resistance to imperialism and sionism, he never saw his native land again, but until his laugh..." breath he believed in the freedom and liberation of palestine. on monday he was laid

first began in the palestinian cause 50 years ago, you could have fitted all the supporters of the ploand the anc for that matter in. very small hall, now the whole of central london could not accommodate us, so faith can move mountains and god helps those that help themselves, so we we, that's the lesson, isn't it, never give up, keep on fighting, i think the two points, the one is that i don't doubt you on the kind of support that came from the tachery. and and and others from the conservative party perhaps, but i think that what we are most disgusted by is the kind of faside that the labor party once had, of being at the forefront of international solidarity, of being at the forefront of supporting the global south, it seems as if the labour party is completely dismissed these ideas, and i think that's something for us in the global south that we are watching with keen interest in your country to see the... of developments and the kind of flip flopping by those in the labour party, i think that has been something that was coming along, but it is the most stark in this issue of pales

on september 13, 1993, israel and the palestine liberation organization, plo, were able to agree on peaceclaration of principles consisted of two agreements concluded following secret negotiations in oslo in egypt. at the final signing ceremony. the success of international diplomacy, including american and russian. moscow and washington witnessed this agreement, but nothing it didn't work out. hamas, islamic jihad and other groups refused to stop terror and fighting against israel. the conflict has not been resolved yet, now it is in an acute phase again. since october last year , about 40,000 palestinians have died as a result of the actions of the israeli military. this is what this day in history was like. trump refused to continue the debate with hamleigh harris, he said that there was no point in it, since he had already won the first round with his rival. anton dadyken will talk about the election race in the usa. rivals in the presidential race resumed the campaign trail focused on the so-called swing states that are key to victory. kamela harris came to the north. two nights ago,

fully responsible. it's the authority of the state of palestine and the palestinian government and the plo, the legitimate and representative of the palestinian people will have authority on all palestinian territories in the gaza strip, the west bank and eastern jerusalem, as has been stipulated for us by international law, we are not asking for more but we will not accept any less, the west bank, the gaza strip and the easter salalum, we will not ask for more, but we will not accept any less, we will hold general elections, we're ready to hold the elections, we've been ready in the past, but israel refuse to allow us to hold these elections in jerusalem, but if this were to happen, we're ready to hold these elections and to form a palestinian government in accordance with the results of these elections. ninth, we will continue to mobilize the largest possible international support so that the state of palestine can achieve full membership in the united nations as soon as possible. what do we like to be sitting amongst you? what do we like to be under? same footing as 194 official member

habib the american whose commissioned behalf of the president reagan at the time signed deal. with the plo at the time, these palestinians will be safe in libalon and we we know what they did to them, that's with american guarantees, they massacred over 400 palestinian women and children and elderies, men in there and they dance on their bodyw, sharon is guarding and putting spotlights for the the the one who committing the genocide, sharon was the defense minist entity, so this is the kind of of entity you're dealing with, genocidal. entity from the day one these gangs been brought into palestine by the by the british empire and then the americans they start their genocide machine against the people of palestan because their project is about a cleansing the the the east mediterranean of from all the residence in there not just the palestinian their aim of which is the trump said just last month israel is tiny it's have to get bigger. they are loaded of the creating the what the call greater israel which is have to have lebanon, syria, part of iraq, part of arabia and part of egypt, okay,

and a plo members phone in paris so that it blew up, and that was very targeted.this, as we've seen, is that it's because it was in so many pages, appear to have exploded and therefore and it wasn't like people they knew where people were going to be. i mean, this footage we've seen is people in a market. obviously, there's then collateral injuries, including, we understand, a child which is only going to play child which is only going to play into the narrative of indiscriminate action, which is what is playing to those who don't have israel's best interests at heart. kelvin for what it's worth, the israeli government hasn't yet commented, but it doesn't seem likely that it could be anybody else. >> and by the way , nobody should >> and by the way, nobody should drop a tear over this kind of action by israel. let's be honest about it. both hezbollah and iran itself and hamas , by and iran itself and hamas, by the way, as part of their major central policy, is that israel is wiped off the face of the earth. okay. so when you get actions like this, what you have to

they thought or at the beginning they had used the pretext saying that they want to get rid of the plo, they want to push the palestinian factions away in order to try to as they said protect uh the north then uh and he said that at that that point in 1978 1982 all the the lebanese resistance factions that were formed whether before 1982 or 19 after 1982, the main objective for them was liberation, the operations were focused on that buffer zone, and even when in 1992, for example, hezballah used katusha rockets for the first time against settlers, that was only part of a balance to try to create that deterrance to stop the israelis from targeting civilians, only when civilians were targeted, did hizballah target those settlers or the settlements in the north? like kratishmona and amiska fam and so on, however now he said that the targeting of the north is part and parcel of the resistance uh factions operations, it is no longer just a second plan that they would use in order to try to create deterrance from the israelis in order not to target the um civilians and so he made it very um

the authority of the state of palestine and the palestinian government and the plo, the legitimate and people will have authority on all palestinian territories in the gaza strip and the west bank and jerusalem, because has been simulated for us by international law. we are not asking for more but we will not accept less. the west bank, gaza strip, and jerusalem. we will not ask for more but we will not ask for more but we will not ask for more but we will not accept less. we will hold general elections. we are ready to hold elections. we have been ready in the past, but israel refused to allow us to hold elections injerusalem. if this were to happen, we are ready. to hold these elections. and to form a palestinian government in accordance with the results of the elections. we will continue to mobilise the largest possible international support so that the state of palestine can achieve full membership of the un as soon as possible. what do we lack sitting amongst you? what do we lack to be on the same footing as 194 official member states of the united nations? we have the land, we ha

sure, but the plo's place was immediately taken by the creation of hezbollah, a tougher, better—disciplineds invasion of lebanon in 2006, intended to destroy hezbollah, the organisation instead became even stronger and far more effective than the lebanese army or the lebanese government. and it still is, despite all the events of the last few weeks. so, what might the long—term consequences of a new israeli invasion be? well, the one thing we know is that the lives of even more civilians will be wrecked. "please, get out of harm's way," mr netanyahu says to ordinary lebanese people. but we've seen in gaza how horribly difficult that is to manage. well, that's it from the first episode of this new series of unspun world. thank you forjoining me and the unspun team. and, until we meet again, goodbye. hello there. saturday's sunny skies will gradually be eroded by cloud and then wind and rain for many as we close out sunday. yes, it's going to gradually turn wet and windy, particularly from the south and west. now, we've already, in southern england, seen some record—breaking rainfall totals f

now, back to 1982, following years of hostilities and fighting with the plo, israel itself and project israel withdrew from there in 2000. lebanon's civil war officially ended in 1990, following the signing of the agreement the year before, which, among other things, disarmed all the militia fighting on all sides of the war with the exception of one militia, hezbollah hezbollah was formed in response to the 1982 israeli invasion. it is a shiite islamist militia, trained by iran, heavily influenced by the principles and ideas of the ayatollah khomeini and what was at the time the recent iranian revolution. hezbollah's stated objectives included ending heavy western presence in lebanon and the destruction of israel. in light,, which is a government of gaza, hezbollah currently control significant parts of lebanon as a political entity in parliament that mainly exists and is a separate fighting force with a significant influence inside lebanon. hezbollah has been dubbed a state within a state. at the end of the civil war, especially since the withdrawal of israeli and syrian forces in the

approach. of not not recognizing a palestinian partner, if you remember in trump's term he shut down the plo's office in washington, so trump would be much more in agreement with netanyahu in terms of not having or not recognizing any palestinian partner, even if if it's a palestinian authority. should harris come to power, i think that she's going to pursue that approach of having of the necessity of having a palestinian partner, and so the disagreements with netanyahu are going to continue. in that regard, in fact i think that harris would be even uh more extreme if you would like, or would be more pressuring on netanyahu than biden is, because trump or harris's advisers, one of her or her national security advisor right now is philip gordon, philip gordon is a person who very es in the palestinian authority and at least verbally he speaks about two-state solution, so philip gordon, i think is going to be much more... focused compared to jake sullivan for example on the issue of the palestinian partner and on the two-state solution, so i would expect, bearing that in mind, i would expect tha

for the for the liberation of palestine, as you know is one of the groups that was formed after the plo took the pack of talks in the middle east and so we have those groups that... have maintained that issue that there needs to be armed resistance, we know that the head of security in the popular front, muhammad abdul was assassinated along in this attack, we also have the military commander, and so although the the number that were killed were four people, the popular front declared that three of its members were the ones that were targeted in this attack, we also have the third member was abdul rahman abdul. this is also in addition to another piece of news, which also came in this morning, the israelies also for the very first time targeted one of the palestinian refugee camps entire, the palestinian refugee camp of albas, it's called albus and there they targeted the the military commander for hamas. so again we have another assassination of another military figure here this time around focusing more on the commanders of the palestinian resistance groups ' so the the leader of shar

first, israel was at the plo in south lebanon and as the or developed they would attack them, and theyanon when they left. the hezbollah — lebanon fuse continued until the 2006 were with a between them, and i think is russ being in here haven't said over the last few years that hezbollah is the most serious opposition in the region and the iran is the biggest forward facing, they are trained to send a strong message to hezbollah and iran and the others in the axis of resistance that it does capabilities it does not yet shown, and if it's one student one day, it can cause havoc all across the region. the trouble is that they have done this kind of serious move before, including killing and taking prisoners and attacking and occupying, but it is not brought them what they want, it is not brought them its omission by its or surrender, orany omission by its or surrender, or any negotiated peace that allows them to coexist. hezbollah, though, it must feel it can have this number of pagers, this technology in frustrated like this? fit frustrated like this? of course. _ frustrated like this? o

if you remember in trump's term he shut down the plo's office in washington, so trump would be much more in agreement with netanyahu in terms of not having or not recognizing. "any palestinian partner, even if it's the palestinian authority, should harris come to power, i think that she's going to pursue that approach of having of the necessity of having a palestinian partner, and so the disagreements with netanyahu are going to continue."

palestinian national leader at the time the assassinate, and then you can look in the in 50s and 60s of the plo leadership and you can look at the nasar, the president of egypt, they poisoned him in 1970, and and funny enough, it's not funny enough, but it's it's a message, maybe i don't know, nasir was assassinated at the same date, 28th of september 1970, and his eminence the martyr, nasrallah was assinated 28th september 19, 2024, maybe there is something in this message to people to read, i don't know, but this what i'm saying, these guys were the actively killing and maming and destroying. all the leadership of the the people in the area because those people are brought from around east europe, west europe and the west implanted in in in this region to control this region and to keep as they call it mowing of the lawn, which is mean any any intelligence people, any thinkers, any scientists, any political leaders, any novelistts, any writers, any as the nuclear scientists in iran and in egypt and all of that have to be killed to bring backwardness to the region so they can rule it and then

cld be shut down by the ste department in part because of its affiliation as a forgn mission of the plowhich is a signated terrorist organization. and our ccu seem to suggest strongly the control our relationship itself was pt of the strong justification for what the govnmt did. you're not familiar with that we case. >> i'm happy to address it in supplement briefed but even fro your facts the government isn't arguing there's control now either by china or by bce limited. i do think just stepping back from china and talking about your question whether ford nership by itself -- >> justice barrett's suggested this might make a difference. she did but r quite -- thersots of u.s. speakers, political, business insider, we could talk about writers aot of them in her brief that are owned by forei entities. >> but not foreign adversaries. >> well, i think the question, i don't think tha that's a first amendment russian. it's important to take things in stages. other pteive rights that are burden? then we canook at the justifications to see if they ld up. i think at the first stage either first a

could be shut down byhe state department in part because of its affiliati a a foreign mission of the plowhich is a designated terrorist orgazaon. and our circuit seem to suggest strongly theonol our relationship itself was part of the strong justification f what the government did. you're not familiar with thatite case. >> i'm happy to address it in supplentriefed but even from your facts the government isn't aring there's control now either by chir by bytedance limited. i do think just sppg back from china and talking about your questnhether ford ownership by itself -- >> justice barrett's suggested this mhtake a difference. she did but really quite - there's lots of u.s. speakers, political, business insider, we talk about writers, a lot of them in her brief that are owned by foreign entities. >> but not foreign adver. >> well, i think t question, i don't think that that's a first amendment russian. it's important to take this in stages. other protective rights that are burden? then we can look at the justifications toeef they hold up. i think athe first stage either first amendment ri

drive to the cemetery and go to thean proper section in the proper row and i'm telling the numberpl of plos and i get to the kelly space and it is empty. maybe it's a flat stone underneath the snow and i start toaw scrape away and nothing but coldhearted dirt, i said this cannot stay here's a man who's dedicated his entire life to history in american history and a memory of these heroes and i say kelly is a hero to, after the first edition that it came on 2005 there was a whole new interest in his art and his writings and people came up to me and you can't let them lie in an unmarked grave and i contacted the cemetery and they would say are you a descendent and i said no i'm not it's a videographer and they said sorry only the descendent and after a while somebody people hundreds of people throughout the country wanted to help and they call the cemetery office back and i repeated my request and we already told you but i wanted these people to want to donate money in the following year kelly got his gravestone and on it he was called in his lifetime this culture of the making history and so

could be shut down by the state department in part becau of its affiliation as a foreign missionfhe plois a designated terrorist organization. and o circuit seem tougst strongly the control our relationship itself was part of the strong justification for what the government did. you'reot familiar with that wite case. i happy to address i in supplement briefed but en from your factshe government isn't arguing there's control either by china or by bytedance limited. i do think just stepping back from china and talkingbout your question whether ford ownership by itself -- >> justice barrett's suggested this might make a difference. she did but really quite -- there's lotsf u.s. speakers, political,usess insider, we could talk about writers, a lot ofhe in her briefhat are owned by foreign entities. >> but not foreign adversaries. >> well, i think the question, i don't think that that's a first amendment russian. it's important to take things in stages. other protective rights that are burden? then we can look at the justifications to see if they hold up. i tnkt the first stage either first

. >> peter your point about 1982, the tactical goal was to shake the plo out of lebanon and they succeededthey definitely did that. they went to tunisia and hezbollah came up and everything that proceeded from the. thank you both so much. >>> that's all in on this tuesday night. you doing, buddy? >> i'mg, alive, man. i made it. >> i did, too. >> still standing. >> we did your podcast and now we vanish from the world and we're back. >> we're back. 63e' days. >> thanks as

. >> peter your point about 1982, the tactical goal was to shake the plo out of lebanon and they succeeded. they definitely did that. they went to tunisia and hezbollah came up and everything that proceeded from the. thank you both so much. >>> that's all in on this tuesday night. you doing, buddy? >> i'mg, alive, man. i made it. >> i did, too. >> still standing. >> we did your podcast and now we vanish from the world and we're back. >> we're back. 63e' days. >> thanks as always. >>> okay. as of today this song can no longer be donald trump's outro music. ♪♪ on, i'm coming ♪ >> today a federal judge in georgia ordered trump to stop playing that trump "hold on i'm coming" by isaac hayes because isaac hayes estate said it did not approve of its use or give theov trump campaign permissiono play it. it would be one thing if it was an isolated thing but it is not. he'st switched back his outro ymca, which the village people themselves publicly objected to trump using. they have also threatened legal action against donald trump. in fact, isaac hayes and the village people are just two of the doz

the history of the wars between israel and whomever it is in lebanon, be it the plo in year's past, hezbollah2006 is that it would go in, it would go in on the ground, it would do what israeli leaders thought was taking care of business, and not be able to really hold that ground. and israel suffered a painful 18-year experience in lebanon, after 18 years of major ground conflicts, frankly, there, and so that's a real problem. i think for israel, just to add this one thing. israel right now is hoping, i believe, to keep it as an air conflict, but the more this drags on and when there are missile examples, as with going into tel aviv, the more pressure there is for a ground incursion to take place. >> we talk a lot about the death toll from israel and the innocent civilians who have been caught up on both sides, when we're talking about hezbollah, it is a terrorist organization, defined so as such by the west, the united states included. what are they doing? it's not like lebanon is going to war with israel. it's hezbollah. >> that's right. >> what are they doing hiding missiles and hiding wea

bayrut has always been like this, even before hazbollah when the plo was here, it was, there are always western intelligence agencies working here and with israelis and alongside the israelis, so um, they are all a part of this, but they're on the decline, the world is changing, everyone is speaking about a multiolar world, but their decline is going is happening much faster than we anticipated, partially because of the war in ukraine ' that is taking that's drawing there just taking their energy away from them faster than we had expected, there's stupidity in ukraine and the provocations that led to the war in ukraine, nato provocations are are are quickening the pace, of course you the war in the invasion of iraq and afghanistan, the destruction of libya and all their other provocations and crimes, they've all contributed to this, the what they did to yemen and so on with the saudis and the ameratis all this contribute to the decline of the west and and their client regimes and their allies, but um, but uh, that decline will make it more difficult for the israeli regime to sustain its

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