for year now, and throughout the whole year, if if you look back at at the role that blincon, anthony blincan try to assuage his client states in the middle east, basically that as if he if they are trying to do something. i strongly believe that blincan and of course biden in this case are israeli firsters, israeli firsters meaning the... interest of israel is first and then the american interest is second, and and actually i don't think they even see a conflict between the two, i think they might think the two are are one and and and the same, however when it comes to this election, as i written recently about the october surprise, i believe and i still believe that what is happening in lebanon today and what will be happening, i believe in the next week or... so is part of netanyahu's october surprise whereby he will push, he is first, let me just explain something, he is, he wants trump to be back in the white house, not that lincoln and biden are not submissive to him, but he would have a transactional relationship with trump, and he knows he will be able to get something back from trump

described the iranian attack as ineffective and defeated and uh we had the us secretary of state anthony blincan uh calling on the war to condemn iranian attack and those are just uh unbelievable because the us has been you know providing israel with diplomatic cover over the past year they have shielded israel against all the criticism they have enabled israel to massacre so many civilians in gaza and lebanon and elsewhere, but now when iran tries to you retaliate in a legitimate manner, in a lawful. against israeli atrocities, they call on the war to condemn iran, and this is just unbelievable, and uh, you know, israeli officials have also reacted to the iranian attack, they have both tried to play down the iranian attack, we had some israeli military officials claiming that they intercepted most of the iranian missiles and that's very hard to believe because iran said 90% of the... says hit their targets and also we had the footage of numerous impacts inside the israeli occupied territories and also we have a long record of israeli officials underestimating and under reporting their casualtie

uh shocking, and what is even more shocking was the news today that the us secretary of state anthony blincan had actually signed document to say: to give permission to the israelies that they could actually bomb aid trucks going into gaza, which includes the truck driver and the distributors. i was absolutely horrified by that, but you're right, you know, even jordan has allowed israeli trucks to pass through uh its territory and and and bring produce into the israeli occupied territories, so yeah, no, the they have been thrown under the bus is the right phrase to use, and um, it's... unforgivable to anybody who is trying to normalize with um an entity that is intent and has said uh publicly on air that it intends to uh commit if you like ameleck or genocide or a holocause whatever you want to call it to normalize in any way with a regime that is murdering an entire population of people and i was glad to see your correspondent in kanjunes only let us not forget that northern gaza at the moment is uh under siege, series of massacres in four, five different towns and cities, including jabalya,

shocking and what is even more shocking was the news today that uh the us secretary of state anthony blincan had actually signed document to say to give permission to the israelies that they could actually bomb aid trucks going into gaza, which includes the truck driver and the distributors, i was absolutely horrified by that, but you're right, you know, even jordan has allowed israeli trucks to pass through uh its territory and and and bring produce into the israeli occupied territories, so yeah, no, the they have been thrown under the bus is the right phrase to use, and um it's unforgivable to anybody who is trying to normalize with um an entity that is intent and has said uh publicly on air that it intends to uh commit if you like ameleck or genocide or a holocaust whatever you want to call it to normalize in any way with a regime that is murdering an entire population of people and i was glad to see your correspondent in hannunis only. let us not forget that northern gaza at the moment is uh under siege, series of massacres in four five different towns and cities, including jabalya, al b

all right, that was the us secretary of state, anthony blincan. well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirut. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh, what i believe, i don't what you think of it, uh, is one of the core problems is do you have the u.s. deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here, and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what how in a sense ridiculous that really shows it. to be, that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not succee

all right, the us secretary of state anthony blincan. well, the key question that i want to ask here from our guest. first, let's take a look at that question. why won't the us force a ceasefire deal on israel? is it because one, is upcoming us elections, two, that it doesn't want to cease fire, or three, a cease fire would mean the us and israel have lost against hamas. those are the options for our guest, annie shaw from london. um whom i'd like to ask annie shaw, the so-called cease fire agreements proposed and reproposed and reconfigured in all this time by the us, including um... the israel regime side, which had the involvement and the approval of hamas on many different instances, begs the question, then what is the deal here? now i gave the options for you that i'd like to find out from you as to what you think, uh, whether it's a, because of the upcoming us elections that it hasn't happened, b) doesn't want to cease fire, the us uh side here, the cease fire would mean the us and israel have lost against hamas, which one do you t

secretary of state, anthony blincan. well, we actually have mariam sal correspondent joining us from beirot. um, mariam, welcome, uh, i want to ask you about lebanon, but i also want to ask you about uh what i believe uh, i don't know if you think of it uh is one of the core problems is do you have the us deciding uh what uh palestinians day after is going to look like in the gaza strip, you have them deciding uh through the israel regime executing uh it what the future of lebanon is going to be and the lebanese, isn't that one of the problems here and in particular when it came when it comes to the palestinians in the gaza strip, the palestinians aren't even... involved in those discussions, so that goes to show you just what type of intentions or what, how in a sense ridiculous that really shows itself to be. that is the usual policy of the united states, whether in gaza or in lebanon, and we've always, of course, they have, they've attempted diplomatic pressure and using blackmail on the political level, they have not

minister has said on this matter in a very important press conference with the us secretary of state anthony blincanyptian foreign minister speaking the annie shaw, the egyptian foreign minister talked about the issue that you pointed out, which uh needs to obviously be addressed uh, if that's even a possibility, with a regime that uh has been uh practicing apartide uh type rule of law in their eyes for the past de decades, um, how can that be addressed after all this killing that has happened, is that a possibility with this uh, at least at least this current cabinet that's in power? i really think that you know most interesting point here to really focus on is how how the i believe the organization of islamic council need really needs to get together and really focus on facts, i mean we probably are a large number, there's a probably a large number of the arab states, but what they really need to do is sit down together and really think and ponder on the problems you know that prob could be created you know within the original. it it it is a massive original conflict at the minute, i mean as we se

trying to save face with these uh political distractions, janet yellen, another jewish zionist, anthony blincan, another jewish zionist duel israeli citizen, how many others in the united states biden administration are israeli zionist dual citizens? uh, their loyalties are not on the united states, not for the constitution of the united states, but for israel and so many others in congress are doing the bidding of israel, either because they've been video taped in compromising positions by musad. or bribed and extorted like lindsay graham has put in these positions and no doubt many, many others like mike lee, uh, there's there's absolute corruption in the united states government, so when they do these uh throwing of red hairing uh in a direction and and cry peace, peace when there is no peace and uh cry for settlements and cease fires, it's all alive, it's all part of psychological warfare campaign, it's delay, delay tactics, it's uh obfuscation, it's a shell game, and i think uh, everyone in has for the past year has woken up to that. it's tragic because this should never have been allowed

secretary of state anthony blincan talks about a terrorist act in essence that the israel regime carried out uh when it came to the exploding pages and the cell phones. let's take a listen to what he said here. so with regard to lebanon uh the united states uh did not know about uh nor was it involved in uh these uh incidents. and we're still gathering uh the information and gathering the facts. uh, broadly speaking, we've been very clear, and we remain very clear about the importance of all parties. avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve uh in gaza uh to see it spread to other fronts, it's clearly not in the interest of anyone involved to see that happen uh and that's why again it's imperative that all parties refrain from any actions that could uh escalate the conflict. all right, that's uh us secretary of state uh anthony blincon there. what's incredible about this new fechary and correct me if i'm wrong uh taking a look at uh what he has said about the uh pages, it was interesting to me uh the way that he uh skimmed over the fact that

nasaralah now in this uh particular um sound bite that we have for you, the us secretary of state anthony blincan talks about a terrorist act in essence that the israel regime carried out when he came to the exploding pages and the cell phones. let's take a listen to what he said here. so with regard to lebanon, the united states uh did not know about uh nor was it involved in uh these incidents and we're still gathering uh the information and gathering the facts. uh, broadly. speaking, we've been very clear and we remain very clear about the importance of all parties avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve uh in gaza uh to see it spread to other fronts. it's clearly not in the interest of anyone involved to see that happen uh and that's why again it's imperative that all parties refrain from any actions that could uh escalate the conflict. all right, that's uh us secretary of state uh anthony blincon there, you what's incredible about this new fechary, and correct me if i'm wrong, uh, taking a look at what he has said about the pages, it was inter

anthony blincan has visited israel several times, obviously seeing exactly what they are up to, so there's no excuses to what's happening. also, seeing the outball and the outcry from everyone, even the fact that many people have walked out with the last uh netanyahu um sort of visits to the un, and again they are just... basically um walking and treading on really thin sort of like you know borders because they're doing what they want to do but just in line so they do not get caught out um against international law so sort of on these areas make sure you have a good excuse bomb these areas so you don't have too many children being under the rubble but at the same time um we have got in within like a month or so sort of november where we've got the sort of new administration or the... current one which will continue, so at this moment in time netanyahu is, quite uh forceful with this current government, because he's actually able to do exactly what he wants in this moment, before they actually start reassessing what they need to, even if they're still on his side, because both parties, the