most recently, in 2017, thesign regime closed al-jazera's office in jerusalem, alchuds. in 2021, is israel destroyed the al-jalla building in gaza, which contained the offices of al-jazera, the associated press and other news outlets generating global outrage. the following year, the israel occupation forces shot dead al-jazera reporter and icon of palestinian journalism, shirin abu in the west bank. in the ongoing genocidal campaign in gaza, zionist censorship has reached a new level. according to the committee. to protect journalists, israel has killed at least 116 journalists since the 7th of october last year, and in april, the zaine's parliament passed new law allowing for foreign news organizations operating in israel to be shut down by senior regime officials. while the law was initially temporary, zinist lawmakers are seeking to make it permanent. israel's recent attacks on telegram are their... therefore part of a long tradition of brazen zinus attacks against freedom of expression. you, me and indeed david have experienced censorship and attacks actually by the

the pages, these walking time bombs, within that same period of time you have al-jazera being shut down, so the israel targeting not gaza directly as before, but more against lebanon, it is an admission that they were defeated in their attempt to military, militarily defeat hamas and with regards to the al-jazera close. "it's a second admission on their part that they're losing the narrative war, it's gone too far, and they are desp, desperately trying to stop the anti-uhist narrative that is increasing throughout the world, so within 24 hours they had to admit, in practice, we saw they lost their military war in hamas and secondly, they lost the cultural war or the war of ideas, the the war on the narratives, so they're you know very desperate to..." and recuperate the situation, but trying to show some kind of victory in in lebanon, but it looks, i don't know what you think, it looks to me that they're making the same mistake in terms of conception, wishful thinking as they had with gaza, and now they have that with regards to hisb, and the lebanese people who are standing firmly with

so yes, this is also connected to very ferocious campaign against al-jazera in the united states and that campaign specifically targ targeting aj plus is about forcing the organization to register and..." foreign agent according to the us phara act. now that would then have different implications for the organization in the us, and the main body that is pushing that is zkor legal institute, which is working in coordination with americans for transparency and accountability in this regard. now zakor legal, legal defines his activities as using well-established legal principles back by longstanding government. policy to prevent the adoption and promulgation of bds activity by local governments. it also seeks to successfully prosecute um organized crime and terror movements to impose financial and criminal penalties on entities and individuals that are funding and overseeing bds activity in the united states. so it has a strong anti-bds slan, but as we've seen, aj plus has been a real target for its campaigning. now the funding for the zacker legal institute comes from adam milsteen thr

welcome back, the al-jazera news network has strongly condemned this really storming and closure of his office in the... occupied west bank, the qatar based channel described the move as a criminal act. it's added that the raid is affront to press freedom and the very principles of generalism. heavily armed israeli soldiers forcefully entered the al-jazera building in ramalah on sunday and ordered the network to shut down for 45 days. the regime had also banned the channel from operating inside the israeli occupied territories in may. media rights group have slammed israel for its restrictions and attacks on journalists. particularly during the genocide in gaza. since october last year, israeli forces have killed at least 173 journalists in this trip. israeli forces have raided the city of naplus in the occupied west bank in an operation against palestinian resistance fighters there. the aggression left injuries among civilians. our corresponded in ramala nikahamed was earlier with us for the details. several minutes ago, the the iof ended raid on both nas and the north of the west bank

so yes, this is also connected to very ferocious campaign against al-jazera in the united states and that campaign specifically targeting aj. is about forcing the organization. we've interrupted a regular programming because of the continuation of a genocide in the form of another mascot to have taken place in the past hour or so. we have understood that there has been an humanitarian area, it's called the almawasi. um camp of which uh there has been air strikes by the israeli regime resulting in the death and murder of 40 palestinians from what we have, including 60 to have been wounded. again, this is area that's humanitarian area. it has about 40 tents there, um, there are thousands of palestinians that are that are there, and most of them ones that have been actually murdered by the israeli regime in the form of air strikes uh happen women and children, something that has been um pretty common unfortunately when it's comes to this genocide, the reason for the attack without any prior warning by the israeli regime has been as usual that this was a hamass control and command center

al-jazera has reported that israel has... destroyed over half of gaza's farmland, creating a dangerousn, becoming hazardous due to smoke and pollution from israeli bombings and fires set by displaced individuals using available scraps. metal researchers and organizations are calling for israel's actions to be classified as ecosside due to the extensive long-term damage implicted. un experts have issued warnings about scholasticide in gaza, noting that at least 90% of schools in the territory have been damaged or destroyed. all 12 universities and higher education institutions in gaza have been obliterated, resulting in the deaths of thousands of students and teachers. since october 7th, more than 600 thousand students have lost access to education. المفروض اكون السنه اللي فات صف سادس بس راحت علينا السنه كلها بسبب الحرب وهليت سننا انا مفروض اكون بصف سابع برضه مفترض انه راحت علي برضه السنه لكن هلقيت الصف اللي كنا ندرس فيه ونتعلم ونكتب ونقرا احنا هلقيت نازحين فيه والطابور اللي كنا نصف فيه مع البنات ونعمل تمارين رياضيه هلقيت نحن بنصف عليه على المي او على التككيات. of 333 days since the ons

so yes, this is also connected, to very ferocious campaign against al-jazera in the united states andnization to register as foreign agent according to the us phara act. now that would then have different implications for the organization in the us, and the main body that is pushing that is zackor legal institute, which is working in coordinate. with americans for transparency and accountability in this regard. now zakor legal, legal defines his activities as using well established legal principles back by longstanding government policy to prevent the adoption and promogation of bds activity by local governments. it also seeks to successfully prosecute organized crime and terror movements to impose financial and criminal penalties on entities. individuals that are funding an overseeing bds activity in the united states, so it has a strong anti-bds slant, but as we've seen aj plus has been a real target for its campaigning. now the funding for the zacker legal institute comes from adam milsteen um through his milsteen family foundation. now milsteen is an israeli military veteran, he's

to utilize to uh to promote that messy. but - vanessa, we we heard in a film about this so-called al-jazera law that that allows zinis ministers to to ban foreign news organizations. i mean, this must be the most extreme legislation in the world, isn't it? clamping down on on journalists in that way. yeah, i mean, i would say it probably is among the most extreme, but i would also say that we're not far off that in the uk now, are we? with the... rest of activists and journalists who are effectively anti-genocide um and the shutting down of as we've talked about through the big tech weaponization to shut down free speech on whatever that subject is whether it's russia covid palestine doesn't matter um and so we have to ask with as we've talked about the infiltration of the zionist movement into every sector of society. even in the west, to what degree is that zionist movement now affecting censorship and totalitarianism um in the uk and in the west itself, said before, it's coming to us, yes, and and we need to uh, well look at israel as a palestine, as as cautionary tale, i guess, but davi

outlets generating a global outrage. the following year, the israel occupation forces shot dead al-jazera reporter, icon of palestinian journalism, shirin abu in the west bank. in the ongoing genocidal campaign in gaza, zionist censorship has reached a new level. according to the committee to protect journalists, israel has killed at least 116 journalist. since the 7th of october last year, and in april, the zine is parliament passed new law allowing for foreign news organizations operating in israel to be shut down by senior regime officials. while the law was initially temporary, zianist lawmakers are seeking to make it permanent. israel's recent attacks on telegram are therefore part of a long tradition of brazen zinus attacks against freedom. of expression. vanessa, you, me, and indeed david, have experienced censorship band attacks actually by the israel lobby. why do you think they're so maximalist about attacking anyone who supports palestine? well, i mean, i think you know, it's it's part of this uh censorship industry that the zionist movement has always maintained ever since its

this article and we found examples, we chose uh sort of two larger outlets that over the region, al jazera and middle east eye, both gateri owned or funded, um so the gutari owned and funded um outlets that are larger outlets maybe because they're paying for ads um on facebook and instagram i don't know but they are putting actual photos of these leaders with what very easily would consider inside went to violence. just yeah, just to give you example, so first of all, i'm not going to use that babies because they pay for ads, i'm not going even give my opinion of what the reason is why i think that they get to do what they want, but so that quote that had his finger, our quote they got taken down was from the same speech that the middleast i hosted, and they get to post him and hd, you know, um, saying there's going to be a response, waving his finger on, but you see space, and you know the enemy is waiting and there's going to be great fear and confusion and this and that. and that's fine, but when we put his fingers saying, do you think iran's just gonna sit back uh what after after they

capital in the world is looking at today and every single media outlet is looking at today, but on al-jazeraverted triangle or basambargas inverted triangle meaning this is this is the israeli soldier we're going to blow up right now this is the israely type we're going to blow up right now that goes by fine on instagram but not not the cradles finger exactly i want to read you a quote from december 2023 uh human rights watch a report on med as practices they talk about mena's they say mena's policies and practices have been silencing voices in support of... and palestinian human rights on instagram and facebook, in a wave of height and censorship of social media, they call it, they said that the censorship of the counter related to palestine on instagram and facebook is systemic and global, so you know this was beyond palest, this is not just about the palestinian conflict, it's not about just silencing the palestinian voices or this huge tech platform valley owner mark soccerberg etc etc being like an' "we want people to to stop hearing about palestand because we lost control of them which

killing of this american activist within difference, as in previous incidents, as we know before with al-jazera reporter, american sharin abuli, or will there be some form of action? i think this will not stop what has been going on, it will be a phase in the media or a phase in time where they will talk about this uh crime, and it will pass, it like you said, like so many other killing. of media or press people or even shooting on ambulances or on doctors or on kids and does this add to the tension between personally? i think this is only a short period of time where the media will be occupied by this incident, but at the end they will not stop, they will not, they will all always consider murder like this as a... the right to defend themselves and the right to uh shoot anybody who they consider is a threat, even if it's a press member or doctor or kids, so this won't affect uh the relation between biden personally. i think so, i think they will not stop by this incident, of course, because they the history has proven that they will, they never stopped uh, when there was incidents like this, t

program, sir. now you very well, i'm sure remember shrin abule a palestinian american journalist from al-jazera, she was killed also in occupied west bank initially. the uh israeli said it was palestinian fire that killed her, but there are so many witness accounts that say she was nowhere near the exchange between the palestinian and the um the israelis where they had say that no it might have been killed by one of our stray bullets few days later and then the un actually carried out a probe with eyewitnesses and realized that she was ultimately what the un said was a precise sniper bullet that meant for her head and it hit its uh target that she was deliberately killed. by an israeli sniper, but the us accepted the israeli version that was probably bullet from us, they didn't ask for a probe inter abu ak holding a passport, a us blue passport is american citizen, and you look into her death, and now anthony blinkin yesterday said, we're looking into shan's death, and that time we will take action, how optimistic are you? you see, when when when the israelis get away with it and they and there

to evacuate from nabl city, the iof has rated ramala city this evening and closed the offices of al jazera, al jazeera channel and banned the their work over here in the west bank, this decision is not the first that is that is directed. to to media. iran's president has call on the united nations to fulfill its responsibility to stop the killing of civilians across the world, including the us-israeli genocide in gaza. said if the un properly carries out its duties, no country or entity will bomb another, just because it has a military power and technology to do so. he was speaking prior to leave. tehran for new york to address the 79th session of the un general assembly. said that he wants to be the voice of iranians and justice at the un. the iranian president added that he would hold meetings with his counterparts from other countries to help establish peace and security in the world. author, journalist and activist uh he says that the iranian president and his trip to new york has a strategic opportunity to support the oppressed people in the region and the israeli escalation has threa

they are protected by united states and can do whatever they want, they try to expuse and to expel al-jazera, they are hunting all arabic and proacxes of resistance televisions on the ground, they are trying to do media censorship, but they cannot even anymore convince the jewish. youth inside the united states, which nowadays, the majority of the youth with jewish ascendency is anti-zionist in their politics. the italian parliament has held a press conference to highlight israel's violation of all international norms and conventions during his genocidal war in gaza. meanwile, number of lawmakers are calling on western countries to impose sanctions on israel to end the regime's impunity. on thursday, the... number of deputies of the italian parliament hosted a press conference organized by a group of opposition law makers and number of charities that oppose israel's genocidal war on gaza and its attacks on the occupied west bank. the initiative dubbed the genocide convention international justice and the role of palestinian civil society organizations was attended by prominent guests from th

freedom, and the very principles of journalism, heavily armed israeli soldiers forcefully entered the al-jazera building in ramalah on sunday and ordered the network to shut down for 45 days. the regime has also banned the channel from operating inside the israeli occupied territories in may. media rights groups have slammed israel for its restrictions and attacks on journalists, particularly during the genocide in gaza. since october last year, israeli forces have killed at least 173 journalists in the gaza strip. meanwhile, israeli forces have raided the city of nablos in the occupied west bank, an operation against palestinian resistance fighters there. the aggression left injuries among civilians our correspondent in. has more minutes ago the the iof ended raid on both nas and the north of the west bank causing nevleus two injuries including one child and another 11 years old child was wounded during this this trade nables the iof said he went into navlas to to pursue or to target a group of palest. palestinian resistant fighters, but the the palestinians in nables were alerted that the iof

sir, now you're very well, i'm sure remember shirin abu, a palestinian american journalist from al-jazera, a us blue passport is an american citizen and you did nothing to look into her death and now anthony blinkin yesterday said we're looking into ishure's death and at that time we will take action, how optimistic are you? well let's put things into perspective, i mean... "there's a genocide, there's an ongoing genocide for 11 months now, you know, this this ongoing genocide has been going on and there are like you know you mentioned just few minutes ago the numbers, well the numbers, this is the minimum, i mean these are the recorded numbers, what about the, you know, there are perhaps people, the the rescue teams couldn't get them out, so you have like thousands of cases, you know, and and this ongoing..." has been going on for you know for 11 months and the world is not is incapable of stopping it, i mean now you know the security council passed four resolutions, the highest court in the world, i mean this is like the the the international court of justice issued four orders for for

john ryan of course for a long, long time was israel. of course she was famously revealed on the al-jazera documentary um with another zionist activist um during undercover filming simply making up anti-semitism allegations when someone had asked a critical question about israel so that's the kind of the caliber of the people and of course has been been uh a new kid on the block for funding uh mps to go to uh the call to to the science entity to do to do trips. spend lots of money on these people to go, and of course the objective there is to is to either to uh refresh their their stock of tales about uh the zianist colony so they can come back and try and convince people that it's not as bad as everyone thinks or it's to recruit uh younger younger mps into becoming what i would call careers that's people who are preponderantly not jewish mainly not mainly not jewish but who are recruted by these these trips into becoming loyal fruits just for the saionist entity, yeah, i mean, and in that exert that you that you referred to, she talked about, didn't she discussing a million pounds contrib

here in the west bank this decision is not the first that is that is directed to to media and to al jazera 45 45 days ago and six months ago the the regime issued decision closing the the offices inside the occupied territory and through this through this decision not only azeera will be in will be affected by it but also the the whole media the whole prest that is covering the atrocities that especially in gaza will be attacked by this decision also in the northern valley the the attacks the continuous and very vicious attacks by the settlers continue to take place against palestinians against farmers over there in the northern valleys especially in the village of gardala and the village of palestinians were attacked farmers were attacked during farming their land and hurding their sheeps in the northern valleys and the northern valley is a is agricultural area which has a which fells over their mainly what they do is mainly agriculture and herding sheeps over there the the the ios covering the circulars and their attacks over there uh cause uh the palestinians many injuries over there an

and another thing i'd maybe like to mention is i've been... watching the coverage on press tv and al-jazera and i saw live coverage of the beirot skyline yesterday when you saw explosion after explosion after explosion and it just struck me that what we're witnessing was the exact same thing that the americans and the british did in our illegal war in iraq shock and all and listening to miriam earlier reporting from lebanon and i heard her analysis yesterday. am, i thought it was fantastic, i have to say, listening to the amount of people on the roads, the amount of people here are refugees, the amount of people who are dying and who are being targeted and... not involved in any military or political conflict against the israelis, what we are watching is history repeating itself, this is 1947, 1948 all over again, and which i visited, i believe it's on the j1 corridor outside of jerusalem, this was village that was attacked and hundreds of people every single person in that village was murdered and and some ripped by the st. gangs and the hagana and the lahi before uh the israeli state was

reuters sam abdullah, the moment that this journalist was targeted along with other journalists from al jazera and afp working from lebanon, that was the beginning of the full blown war. now maybe we are, we are not accustomed to very slow cooking war that is happening in pause, sometimes, there are certain moments where israel has passed its attacks, but that doesn't undermine the... the the intensity of this attack, yesterday, for example, in today, yesterday news, the lebanese pro hizballah newspaper al-akhbar has published on the front page, the full blown war has started, but because of what's happening in the southern suburbs, so i do believe that we are already witnessing the full blown war, and it's gonna get even more difficult for the lebanese from here, well, if you "if you think that we are looking at uh uh the beginning of a full-blown war, uh, which countries are going to be involved in this, and uh, what are we looking at? i mean, um, there needs to be more than just the israely regime and lebanon, i'm guessing a full-blown war means that other countries are going to join in, ev

capital in the world is looking at today and every single media outlet is looking at today, but on al-jazera they have a video with the hamas inverted triangle or pasambrargas inverted triangle meaning this is this is the israeli soldier we're going to blow up right now, this is the israely type we're going to blow up right now, that goes by fine. on instagram, but not not the cradles finger, exactly, i want to read you a quote from december 2023, human rights watch report on meta's practices, they talk about meta's, they say meta's policies and practices have been silencing voices in support of palestine and palestinian human rights on instagram and facebook, in a wave of heighted censorship of social media, they call it, they say that the censorship of the counter related to palestine on instagram and facebook is systemic and so you know this was beyond, this is not just about the palestinian conflict, it's not about just silencing the palestinian voices or this huge tank platform body on by the mark suckerberg etc etc being like a we want people to to stop hearing about palesan because we

not get too involved in it, israel gives them no choice. every time they switch on tv, press tv or al-jazera or whatever, they know that arabs are being killed for being arabs. israel wants to destroy the alaxa mosk and the memory of the alaxa mosque in order to have what they call a jewish state, and therefore the future that's a waiting the people in the in palestine and lebanon and beyond is one of horror unless this project is defeated. it's built into the project that it has to mean permanent war or or regular wars in order to assert what they call their deterrant edge, so they need this deterrant edge, they need the... local people to be afraid of them, they need people to realize that if to or to to assume that if they resist then there will be terrible punishment visited upon them, civil infrastructure, large numbers of of civilian deaths and so on. that's what israel is, that's how it has acted since before 1948, actually the beginning of design is project, and it's in the dna, and in a sense it cannot be otherwise, because... sev 6 million zyanis jews and 250 300 million people in

are moving, the're still murdering people in gaza, i watch it every day on pres tv, i watch..." in al jazera, they're murdering people in gaza and they continue to do so today, they have turned their focus on the lebanon, and we don't know how far this will go, when it will stop, how many deaths are enough deaths for the blood lost of the israeli uh war cabinets, we're probably talking about at least a thousand people dead, five to 10 thous people injured, million people on the move, i am not talking as defeatest, i am not... saying that the people of lebanon are being defeated, i'm saying the people in lebanon are facing the same genocidal, racist, psychotic, fascist uh war criminals that have created a holocaust in gaza, and not suggesting it will create a holocaust in lebanon, the facts or the facts, what the people they have murdered, the uh the ministry of health in gaza. talks about 45000 murders, peace be upon them all, the lancer talks about 200 thousand deaths, 10% of the palestinian people, that's a holocaust, that's genocide, that's what these people are capable, i'm simply saying

against lebanon through the pages, these walking time bombs, within that same period of time you have al-jazera being shut down, so the israel targeting not gaza directly as before, but... more against lebanon, it is an admission that they were defeated in their attempt to military, militarily defeat hamas and with regards to the al-jazira closing, it's a second admission on their part that they're losing the narrative war, it's gone too far, and they are desperately desperately trying to stop the anti-uhzionist narrative that is increasing throughout the world, so within... 24 hours they had to admit in practice, we saw they lost their military war in hamas and secondly they lost the cultural war or the war of ideas, the the war on the narratives, so they're you know very desperate to...