don't ask why from kyra, the executive director of the arab center for research and studies honeys, so layman joining us here. thank you very much for your time and commentary. we're very grateful for the rising conflict in the middle east. a certainly for all the international community, out to voice, it's concerns with many advocating to finally resolve the long standing crisis with a long term peaceful settlement of correspondent picks up the story as, as changes between the sign and pad, a scene continues to increase the opportunity and has expressed in the office concern of the latest offering cosign is saying that it has grave consequences for the lives of civilians and post ability. the overall middle eastern region, the chairperson on the african commission, most of funky my, how much i said in a statement that denial of the fundamental rights of dependency people. but that's all for the independent and suffering state. i mean, who's off the tensions that are currently taking place? so that take us to see if that to the middle east is in desperate need of a critical piece proce

tahrir square in baghdad , the old passion that is based on the annual survey data of the arab center for research and policy studies from 2011 to 2002. an average of 86 people in arab countries were against recognizing israel. contrary to the popularization and relationship building maneuver that the zionist regime implements in our region and wants to claim that it can establish relations with different islamic countries without provoking the protests and sensitivities of its people. the latter showed that the hegemony of the zionist regime among the nations of the region is broken. and this voice of ashna allah has been brought from the north of the sinai desert of egypt to yemen and turkey, it is meaningful for iranians. i wasn't in shahrehar at the time of khorm, but now i feel the same way. i am really happy for them. this shows that the nature of the people is such that according to the latest survey of the national planning office of the cultural center of the country, 75% of iranians consider it their duty to support the palestinian people. the continuation of the ideals of the islamic re

square from tahrir in baghdad, the old passion that based on the annual survey data of the arab center for research people in arab countries were against the recognition of israel. contrary to the popularity maneuver and establishment of relationship and communication that the zionist regime implements in our region . and he wants to claim that with different countries islam can establish relations without provoking the protest and sensitivities of its people. recent events have shown that the hegemony of the zionist regime among the nations of the region is broken, and this voice of ashna allah has been brought from the north of the sinai desert of egypt to yemen and turkey. it makes sense for iranians. i was not there at the time of khorram shahrhar, but now it shows that the people are arrogant by nature, so that according to the latest survey of the national plans office of the cultural center of the country, 75% of the iranian people consider it their duty to support the palestinian people. the islamic revolution is their own sensitivity regarding the fate of the muslim nations , the support f

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the arab center for research and policy studies from 2011 to 2020, between 86 people in arab countries are against officialization, contrary to the popularity maneuver and establishing relations and communication that the zionist regime implements in our region and wants to claim that it can with different islamic countries. to establish a relationship without the objections and sensitivities of his people the recent events have shown that the hegemony of the zionist regime among the nations of the region is broken and this voice of ashna allah, which has been brought from the north of the sinai desert of egypt to yemen and turkey , is meaningful for iranians. i wasn't there at the time of khorram shahrhar, but i feel the same way now, i'm really happy for them. this shows that the people are arrogant by nature, so that according to the latest survey of the national plans office of the cultural center of the country, 75% of the iranian people consider it their duty to support the palestinian people. the people of iran are still following the ideals of the islamic revolution. their own

for the way the united arab emirates to begin speaking momentarily. i'm told at the you, when i want to bring in, i should have a boss or a researcher at the arab center for research and policy studies. and i'd like to start with your general view on what's happening at the united nations. so we saw that you in secretary general and now 86 countries aligned up to speak about the, the israel, gaza, or the we're carrying many of them live. not all. what we've heard so far from the palace state and foreign minister or the is really the us secretary of state has been more of the say more of what they said until now. oh, that's true. um, there is a quite a bit of difference in bringing the concepts 2nd scene for the 1st time since they started this meeting of the security council. the us has pressured most of the, the members of security council right now to avoid talking about any context occupations where the occupation don't talk about the context that's, that's absolutely was the the red line so far. so i think this is a very important development. the fact that the country, especially the 6 digit general law, one must say that the s g a i'm telling yo

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is aliesha l boss rejoins us again here in the studio research at the arab center for research and policy studies. if we could just begin by talking about the rough across him, because it's not the only crossing between is right between cancer and egypt. and there are other options to get aged and volta and fuel and power into gas a while that's still working on getting that crossing. i think i salute to your rights rough across and is the only person for humans, but the uh, i believe, uh, let me tell you where, cuz i've been talking about 6 to 7 crossings from israel to 2 guys a. and if israel had an intention, a genuine intention to, to provide him and to in aid i, it would have them use this, this crossings. these are the questions that has been using for a guessing of fluids. the word on how the goods i live saving goods to, to for the city is so it doesn't make sense at all. i think the roof i beat the focus on or off of crossing is as mostly for getting american citizens who are blocks in, in, in russell. i think that's the main idea, but you're relying on on that crossing will defi

live now to yousef munayyer who is head of the palestine—israel program at the arab center for researchand benjamin netanyahu talking on the phone again, obviously very strong allies, and the message seems to have been getting in from president biden absolute support for the military action, as long as it is in line with international law. what do you make of that twin message? weill. with international law. what do you make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite _ make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite disingenuous. - make of that twin message? well, i think it is quite disingenuous. it - think it is quite disingenuous. it is plain to anybody who has eyes and can see what's happening in gaza that the way this is being conducted is nowhere in line with international law. anyone who has ears and can hear the statements made by israeli leaders understand that this is not in line with international law. the first thing that they announced in their response was cutting off fuel and water and electricity to 2.2 million residents in gaza. this is collective punishment w

well, joining us out on such as i shall boss for you, she is a research fellow at the arab center for research and policy studies. i. so i'm really interested in the dynamics of what's going on at the security council at the moment. so let's start with this resolution that's being pushed by russia, what's in it from us? so what's the calculus here? or? well, there right now to the resolutions to draft resolutions. one push from a bite, russia, and it's friday. and a new one from cause, which is the presence of october sessions. so a rush show which was isolated for quite some time since the invasion of, of the crane is trying to come back at 2 need, at least in this crisis of it. it is, or of course a new focusing on the missouri actually is it's coming on the ceasefire is also can that mean? but sometimes the size of the acts of violence is not talking about one side against the other. it's also calling for their views release of a post issues. so if you look at it, it's a quite balanced. but the problem is that it's russia was pushing for it. and that's probably the main reason why

yousef munayyer who is head of the palestine/israel programme at the arab center for research and policyin to anybody who has eyes and can see what's happening in gaza that the way this is being conducted is nowhere in line with international law. anyone who has ears and can hear the statements made by israeli leaders understands that this is not in line with international law. the first thing that they announced in their response was cutting off fuel and water and electricity to 2.2 million residents in gaza. this is collective punishment, which is not in line with international law and a clear violation of the fourth geneva conventions. and the rate of killing that we are seeing, particularly the killing of civilians on the ground, cannot in any way be considered in line with international law. the isreali ambassador that ijust spoke to in the studio said they were conducting their operations within international law and they weren't under obligations to supply their enemy. i don't expect the israeli ambassador to come on the bbc and say, "yes, we are engaging in war crimes." i expect

for you. she's a research fellow at the arabs center for research and policy studies. i set yourself a form of you and official, and i know that you've worked and very tough situations, like the full with the well seem to take no notice for a very long time. what do you make of today's? well, us the today is us veto. at the security council. well, it is just another evidence that's the and so can you counsel is broken. it's been colorized, it's been conflicted on it's irrelevant when it comes to securing peace, especially at a time where everyone is, is fearing the worst not nothing does but in the region. so we normal times this should have been able to have unanimous decision to act together to stop the car needs to stop this escalation of vitamins in, in uh, in the, in gaza. they should have been able also to implement on previous. i mean, we're talking about dozens of, of resolutions, a blushing israel to, to, to force really throat as a compassion of power, but also to and occupation like, is there a legal supplements, global design and very few, she's alone actua

arab asia research center. before inviting mr. vladimir vladimirovich putin to speak at the meeting, i would like to note that the leader of an arab country will speak for first time in this forum, which has turned into a major international... platform for discussing topical issues in the field of solving the fuel and energy complex. at the forum last year, vladimir vladimirovich limited himself to making a speech, but today he participates as a speaker in our main meeting, which is a great success for me, since many years ago i had the honor of taking. he is being interviewed, and now i again have the opportunity to ask him questions, which of course will not be limited only to energy issues. vladimir vladimirovich, your word. dear mr. prime minister of the republic of iraq. ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, i welcome the participants and guests of the russian energy week. for the sixth time, this forum brought together in moscow the heads of leading industry companies and scientific institutes, politicians, experts from russia and abroad to jointly assess the trends and prospects of global energy, exchange views on the challenges facing the world o