angler, nice to see you again. mr. angler, your thoughts on president mass comments saying the us double standards has made the israeli regime more arrogant and emboldened it. commit war crimes? mean it's of course true uh, i think it's secondary to the uh the bombs that is that the us is giving to israel uh uh, but but of course when the americans can't even publicly call out netanyahu for undercutting their uh cease fire negotiations that they're overseeing when it's obviously netanyahu that's doing that uh... and the americans can't even directly condemn the slaughter of over hundred a uh uh school uh like that happened uh 36 48 hours ago uh a you know where 6,000 or so refugees were were finding shelter uh when the americans can't even they sort of say oh may we know that hamas has been operating in these types of facilities they almost almost justify what what israelis did, i mean that's that's the most uh minimum at this point uh, even the europeans are at least directly condemming this stuff, the americans aren'

angler in montreal, sir israel is carrying out a... military operation in the west bank, which is the biggest in the occupied west bank over the past two decades, give us your perspective and assessment of this increased israeli violence there is the genocide in gaza is still ongoing, why are the israelis carrying out these operations on such vast scale now? well, i think it's mostly about if they can get away with the horrors and killings in gaza, why not see how far? you can get away with it uh in the west bank uh we know that the uh zionist movement certainly the current government or certainly uh important ministers in the current government want to expell all the palestinians from the west bank, they want to uh build more settlements, they've been doing that in recent years uh and uh and so uh i think that they want to they're giving it a try to ramp things up. um see what the reaction is uh from those countries like my government in canada that are uh and the us and others that are uh sponsoring so much of israel's crimes and uh and they're moving forward with it obviously they

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eves angler, author and political activist from montreal, canada, and also mr. christopher halali, researcher and political activist from new york, the us. gentlemen, welcome to the news review section. mr. engler, beginning with you, uh, one most... of of the focus in gaza, the focus is on gaza, the regime is also committing many crimes across the occupied territories, especially with the prisoners. the latest incident that took place which angured the world community was or is the rape of inmate by the israeli guards. now these crimes are being committed by a regime and backed by the use by the us that talk of democracy and human rights and uh the whole claim "the reason why israel needs to kill uh, whatever it is now, a couple hundred thousand in gaza, if you include all the excess deaths from hunger and disease and all the like, um, the reason they have to do that is supposed to be to get hostages, to get people kidnapped to get people detained, and yet there are far, far, far more um, palestinians detained, and uh, all evidence suggests that in fact uh, the

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eves angler, author and political activist from montreal. mr. angler, nice to see you again. mr. angler, your thoughts on the latest round of the negotiations and that iran says, how how can the us, how can the us being an impartial, be an impartial mediator when it's been helping the israeli regime for? 300 plus days and also while the talks are taking place, how come there and how come there are no representatives on the behalf of the palestinians at the talks? well this isn't new, mean you go back decades and decades of negotiations under the us oversight, obviously the us is not an impartial uh force, it it speaks to the power dynamics, the u.s. remains the uh the global hegemon and the us remains a very powerful force in the middle east or in west asia, even though it of course does not uh uh live in that region um but uh so yeah this is uh this is a con you know continued and you see that with uh all the rhetoric coming from the americans where they they put the blame on hamas even though everyone knows at this point that it's netanyahu that's done everything to... sabotage

angler in montreal, uh, sir israel is carrying out a military operation in the west bank, which is the biggest in the occupied west bank over the past two decades. give us your perspective and assessment of this increased. israeli violence there is the genocide in gaza is still ongoing, why are the israelis carrying out these operations on such vast scale now? uh, well, i think it's mostly about if they can get away with the horrors and killings in gaza, why not see how far you can get away with it uh in the west bank? uh, we know that the uh zionist movement, certainly the current government, or certainly... important ministers in the current government want to expel all the palestinians from the west bank, they want to build more settlements, they've been doing that in recent years and and so i think that they want to, they're giving it a try to ramp things up, see what the reaction is from those countries like my government in canada that are and the us and others that are sponsored. so much of israel's crimes and and they're moving forward with it, obviously they make all kinds of

angler. on that note, i would like to thank both of our guests, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from new york and also, as always, mr. eves engler, author and political activist from montreal. gentlemen, thank you. and with that, we and with that we come to the end of this news review bulletin. thank you for being with us. welcome back lebanon's southern border continues to witness escalating tensions and the exchange of fire between hisballah resistance movements and israel. in this latest strike hisbolla fired over 50 rockets from southern lebanon. towards the northern part of the occupied territories. now according to israely sources, the rockets hit beithile military site. our beirot corresponder mariam salah joined us earlier with more details. of course there was a lot really aggressions, they targeted area in the darn town, where there was a group of young men who were gathered in the center of the town that led to the wounding of six of them and one of them also was murdered, and here we're talking about 17-year-olds,

anglers are 1—0 up in the series, but at the old trafford, you can bowl left arm her right arm makinginnings that is like a dream. you make test match cricket seem easy, how do you do it? yeah, i think it's a... i make things seem simple, so i do basic things and try to keep calm. i hope in the lord �*s, it will be warmer so i think our team is in a good position. first and the net for england today, ben stokes still absent for injury but by the looks of it, getting close to being fit and probably batting away some of the boredom. we saw a glimpse as well of the big figure ofjosh hall here training with england, he is in the test match squad, 20 over squad, 50 over squad. fast bowlers will always have injuries and opportunities. my goodness, ali stone has earned his. manchester united have agreed a 50 million euro fee with paris saint—germain for midfielder manuel ugarte. this includes a further ten million euros in add—ons, with the uruguayan expected in manchesterfor a medical, as the deal looks to move at the same time as scott mctominay�*s potential transfer to napoli. ugarte is r

angler, there was a reason report by the washington post uh on israeli crimes being committed against palestinian prisoners, so we can say that uh these crimes are apparent and everyone knows about it, and as mr. halali said, they commit these crimes every day, so why is nothing being done about it? "they have the backing of the empire, they have the stick of uh husing anyone who criticizes them of being anti-semitic uh, they have powerful military uh, there's a lot of reasons that explain uh, this is obviously very powerful pro israel lobby in the us here in canada, um, the impunity at which israel operates, uh, the, i just read a report from the times of israel, the doctor, this israeli doctor, i couldn't believe that..." would do this, um, there's this sort of uh, this victimhood, the sense of like, being the most moral army, all of this kind of stuff of like, you know, apparently it's supposed to be the the the palestinians that are the barbarians, right, like, as israel, you know, causes polio to come back in gaza from its onslaught, as israel uh, uh, kills a couple hundred peopl

had reported over 50,00 children across gaza are suffering from acute. malnutrition from canada is angler author and political activist for more on the story, hello eves and welcome to the program here, eas your uh initial thoughts why uh once mean uh let's just put it this way systemic or is this a just a product of a conflict or do you think this is deliberate systematic? the fact that children are bringing the brunt of this campaign of atrocious genocide in gaza? well, it's clearly a war on children, that's partly because so much of gaza's population are young, what i heard is a report came out 10 days, two weeks ago now saying that more than 2,100 palestinian children under the age of two have been killed in direct kills plus. direcles always going to be the the only a small percentage is going to be thousands and thousands more that are dying indirectly from disease from lack of food, we know that there's you know huge malnutrition uh uh issue with children in gaza um, i don't know, i mean i think that israel does have, israel wants to uh eliminate palestinians and so obviously elimi

we were earlier joined by author and political activist stes angler who shared with us his thoughts on the new gaza true stocks decades and decades of uh negotiations under the us uh oversight obviously the us is not an impartial uh force uh it it speaks to the power dynamics the us remains the uh the global hegemmon and you see that with uh all the rhetoric. coming from the americans where they they put the blame on hamas, even though everyone knows at this point that it's netanyahu that's done everything to to sabotage the negotiations, and you quite frankly the you know the ceasefire, i mean israel could stop it's killing tomorrow, doesn't need to have a formal agreement, um so it's already we're even just the whole ceasefire negotiations is is it acceptance of of of you of israeli poh power, and then yahoo has a... personal self-interest of course in prolonging this war, in avoiding the corruption issue domestically, in avoiding kinds of political opposition domestically. now the other side to it of course is the fact that a big swath of the zionist establishment wants to ethnicall

anglers, unruly and disruptive riders who use the santa clara valley transportation authority systems. >> could soon find themselves ban for their behavior. they don't want people behaving badly. the transit system says a new state laws giving them the power. now too acts. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the vta to learn more. >> vta has announced that they now have the authority to ban riders up to 90 days who show bad behavior, including physical attacks to their employees or fellow riders. the tate was added to a group of transit agencies that are now able to utilize assembly bill 17. 35. >> and essentially what it does is it allows vta to issue what are called prohibition orders. basically it means that someone could be suspended from the system for bad unwanted behaviors up to a maximum per the legislation of 90 days. it could be a day. it could be hours. it could be 2 weeks next. steps for the transit system is to figure out how to implement these rules. now they are forming a new transit security advisory committee to help with the rollout goals for the transit security adv

being stopped. well, when you take a look at the uh volume of bombs that have been dropped these anglere news came out that uh uh the bombs that were dropped in the gaza strip uh and this is going back to i believe um... in november that it was uh amounts to roughly the number of bombs that were dropped onto nagasaki hiroshima about 18,00 pounds and when you fast forward to... to uh april or may we're looking at 70, i'm sorry, 18,00 pounds and then now we're looking at 70,00 tons uh that have been dropped, i mean that's gaza strip which is just a tiny sliver, i mean isn't that incredible in itself in terms of uh the entity that's providing the bombs to the israeli regime and that's the us and everyone says i think there was a israeli general that said "if the us stopped, we we'd have to, we'd have to uh wrap up in five days, stop providing the the new the new shipments. um, yeah, i mean, this is uh, this is a completely uh, subsidized us genocide where they're literally delivering the weapons into televive uh, shipments coming on a regular basis and uh, and those..." shipments are uh yo

angler in montreal.el is carrying out a military operation. in the west bank, which is the biggest in the occupied west bank over the past two decades, give us your perspective and assessment of this increased israeli violence there is the genocide and gaza is still ongoing, why are the israel

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and they are activated already closer to the angler. for... for the loss of the owner. the city, surrounded by boundless fields , has been repelling all russian attacks on it for two years and restraining the offensive both on the west of donetsk and on zaporozhye. however, the occupiers are getting closer to the implementation of their plan every week, to cut logistics and surround ugledar. the road was blocked by the village of kostyantynka, and the rushists had already cut it. and south of the intersection on the water and north. in fact, this road has turned into a gray area, forces. defense retreated for the defense of the village of vodyane and the territory around it, but the enemy is attacking the village from the south and the north, taking into account the trends of the armed forces of ukraine , this inhabited place will soon have to be abandoned. point, however, the greatest danger for ugledar will be the cutting of the ugledar kurakhove route, to which the russians have only 7 km left to penetrate, after that a collapse may occur on the southern front, altho

roman, about the angler the military writes about what the russians are trying to do now, first of alle attacking not only the infantry with equipment, but also that they will actually try to bypass the city from the flanks, feel for those places where our defense might be a little more delicate, what do you know more about what is the situation near the ugladar now? and actually, is there a threat that capture the city? quite complicated, we can see that there is an advance directly in the area of ​​the settlement of ughledar, there is also an advance of the enemy along the ughledar highway, water kostyantynivka, there are heavy battles for kostyantynivka, where in fact the muscovites have almost mastered it, they have already to some extent declared that they took it, they hung their rag there on the edge of the fence, but still the fighters of 79. the brigades are at least there and are fighting for every piece of land, this is important, water, they crossed the track in the area of ​​the water and took it essentially under control, that is, we all have it somewhere lost to some ext

well, it's reach the point where we are looking now at angler the retaliation uh that is uh coming based on all the different pieces of news that we either read or hear about and that's the retaliation to come from hisbollah and from republic just a military point of view, if we were to take a look at retaliation either from hisb or from iran, if they were to focus on... sending their missiles either one, either one a time, meaning either does it on his own or the islamic republic does it its own, that would pretty much destroy the israeli regime, isn't that something that the israel regime has taken into account? well, they definitely taken into account, and what you see is lot of pressure from the us and european countries again. iran to measure their response, i think that iran and slightly different, but iran's in a difficult position because i i think netanyahu clearly wants to start a regional a full-scale regional war and he really wants to draw draw the us into a full scale regional war, and iran doesn't want that, i think for very good reason iran doesn't want that, i don't thin

the angler is getting closer.ffensive on the road between kostyantynka and the village continued, and for the third week in a row , the russians have succeeded here, they managed to repel the defense forces from several more positions and push them completely beyond the road. the front line now runs along this road, and as a result, it has lost its logistical functionality. together with therefore, the occupiers entered the southeastern streets of kostyantynivka and expanded the gray zone to most of the eastern part of the village, as well as to the entire neighboring paraskoviivka. the offensive on opiansk, although the number of battles in the opiansk direction was reduced by 30%, however , the all-unionists managed to break not only one kilometer west of pischannoy and 2.5 km from tabaivka. at the same time, on the left flank of the offensive, they significantly expanded the control zone between the previously occupied villages of berestov and novoserivske, and also developed an offensive on stelmakhivka for al

the angler is getting closer. approach to the road ugledar kostyantynivka - village. the russians have continued for the third week in a row. they managed to repel the defense forces from several more positions and completely push them out of the way. right now the front line runs, and therefore it has lost its logistical functionality. at the same time... the occupiers entered the southeastern streets of kostyantynka and expanded the gray zone to most of the eastern part of the village, as well as to the entire neighboring paraskoviivka. the next kupyansk, although the number of battles in the kopyansk direction decreased by 30%, nevertheless the rashists managed to break through not only a kilometer west of pishchannoy and 2.5 km from tabaivka. at the same time, on the left flank of the offensive, they significantly expanded the zone of control between the previously occupied villages. stove and novoserivske also developed an offensive on stelmakhivka for almost 4 km and began an assault on its northern outskirts. in this way, the occupiers ensure the width of the f

the battle for grodivka will be one of the climaxes among the battles on pokrovsky direction the anglertting closer. approach to the road ugledar-kostyantynivka - village. the russians have been successful here for the third week in a row. they managed to repel the defense forces from several more positions and completely. push out of the way. the front line now runs along this road, and as a result, it has lost its logistical functionality. at the same time, the occupiers entered the southeastern streets of kostyantynivka and expanded the gray zone to most of the eastern part of the village, as well as to the entire neighboring paraskoviivka. the next kopyansk, although the number of battles on kopyansk direction decreased by 30%. however, the rashists managed to break not only one kilometer to the west of pischannoy and ... 2.5 km from tabaivka, at the same time, on the left flank of the offensive, they significantly expanded the control zone between the previously occupied villages of berestov and novoserivske, as well as by almost 4 km launched an attack on stelmakhivka and began an

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