khalid barakat there. okay, so uh, let's continue with you, professor nimer, and back to that very grim milestone of 40,000 people in gaza, mostly women and children that have been killed so far. uh, what are? do you think the most important humanitarian consequences of this conflict for civilians? of course, onrua has mentioned not only uh the grim milestone of 40,000 people being killed, but also children in gaza have not been to school for the past 10 months, which is again another important issue to be considered. well, if we are going to talk about gaza and what they are subjected to, it's not only the murders in in gaza. who today the official number, those who are registered with their names, how they died, and the examination, those are the 4000. we are talking also about unknown number of those who were buried without even examination and without names, the unknown, and just you know like two weeks ago the israeli handed over to the red cross 80 corps bodies, they were captive by by the israelis a

khalid barakat there. okay, so let's continue with you, professor, and back to that very grim milestone of 4000. thousand people in gaza, mostly women and children that have been killed so far. what are do you think the most important humanitarian consequences of this conflict for civilians? of course, anrua has mentioned, not only the grim milestone of 4000 people being killed, but also children in gaza have not been to school for the past 10 months, which is again another important issue to be considered. well, if we are going to talk about gaza and what they are subjected to, it's not only the murders in in gaza, who today the official number, those who are registered with their names, how they died, and the examination, those are the 4000, we are talking also about unknown number of those who were buried without even examination and without names, the unknown, and just you know like two weeks ago the israeli handed over. to the red cross 80 corps bodies, they were captive by by the israelis and nobody

barakat, thank you, it's always good talking to you sir. welcome back, thousands of yemenes have once again poured under the streets across the country in yet another friday of rallies in support of palestinians in war ravish gaza. they have also avoid support for the appointment of yahya sinwar as the new political leader of hamas. yusuf mari reports from sana. the streets of yemani cities and towns, including the capital sanah, were once again the center stage of pro-palestinian demonstrations. the demonstrators chanted slogans condemning the us and israel for the ongoing genicide in palestine. they also expressed their steadfast support for hamas's new political. we came out today to support the appointment of yahya sinwar, he is fierce mujahid leader, this came as a result of the assassination of marty ismail han which backfired against israel. under his leadership, israel will cease to exist by the will of allah, we the yemen people are in full support of palestinian resistance leader. "we tell the palestinians, you are not alone. this

barakat, mr. gosling, uh, i thought i'd get some optimism from you, not that it's wrong, uh, it's just i tend to think positive, so you said we won't see fire, so what will happen? and all of war, that's what the trajectory looks like, well, not necessarily, because uh, what you're seeing at the moment is actually fairly small actions outside gaza by the israelis, these one off assassinations, this is an old trick from the crusades with the cult of the assassins which they seem to have taken up, which actually goes back lot further in history uh, but i think you know, i also i have to contradict what we've just heard, i don't think... "this is really about imperialism anymore, it's about much more, the attempt to create a third world war, which is what this is all about, mean in a way what's have been happening in ukraine is a bit of a side show compared to the potential of a wider war in the middle east, which would drag in the superpowers, the nuclear powers etc. uh, this is really about, i thin

we also have with us khalid barakat, spokesperson of the masar badil movement from vancouver. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen. let's begin with professor. how do you assess the current state of peace talks in qatar? are they likely to lead to sease fire? good evening to you and your guest as well from vancouver and for all your viewers. i think that we are very skeptical about the results of the talks today in spite the fact that the americans are so you know hopeful about what's going on. and they are cheering about what's going on, but i think this is also part of the policy of the united states at this moment to pressurize even the israelis and especially netanyahu, the hamas is not attending because hamas saying that we have an agreement on july and we are you know committed to the agreement on july which became also as united nations resolution and that what we comment on now netanyahu he added something like: five new conditions, and this is i think for a purpose of on one hand to just destroy this kind of negotiations, and on the other hand to put more pres

khalid barakat, journalist and activist from vancouver, and also mr. tony gosling, historian and investigative journalist from bristol. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. now, mr. barakat, beginning with you, your thoughts on the latest round of the negotiations and how... true, do you think the comments are saying that netanyahu is not looking for a ceasefire, a temporary one may be, but not a permanent one. yes, it's very obvious for palestinians that netanyahu is trying to put obstacles in front of reaching a cease fire, and netanyahu is doing this not recently, but since the beginning of the ' work and the genocide, netanyahu government and his work council are trying to pr prolong this war. netanyahu is doing this with the full support of the united states and the so-called mediators in this whole negotiations, they're really not you know pressuring or doing any kind of real political pressure, they're just like post male people, they they... messages and exchange messages, but in in in in so many ways the palestinian people are saying enough

barakat uh on on much of what he said uh that iran of course has the right under international law to respond to this violation uh of its sovereignty um this gross violation of international law uh and of course that this was a targeted assassination of foreign political leader invited basically with diplomatic credentials uh to the capital uh in tehran, so this is this is this is quite the crossing of a rubocon in terms of what the zionist regime has done here, of course iran reserves the right and i think that that right will be you know will be invoke. in the coming days and weeks depending on what the iranian administration feels is best in terms of not only its national security, but also in terms of international norms and standards like proportionality, and various other aspects of international humanitarian law and the laws of armed conflict and armed warfare. i think of course that this is but another instance of the zionist. regime's reckless foreign policy, it's it's brazen attacks in other sovereign countries and territories, and of course the fact that it does not recogni

barakat road, which is a transit road in order to transport pilgrims, god willing it would be better if it happened with a parking capacity of 54,000 cars. the central headquarters of arbaeen asked the pilgrims to shorten their travel time in pilgrimage cities due to the possibility of serving other pilgrims. merz khosrabi welcomes pilgrims who visited and intend to return. the loved ones who want to return, we are thinking of measures to transfer these loved ones to their countrymen and also to other provinces. the only identification required for pilgrimage is a valid passport. pilgrims should not carry additional identification documents. and pictures of pilgrims walking in arbaeen hosseini the road to karbala moin. we came to get you. hosseini and the increase in population near the city of karbala, many processions will be started, but the provision of medical services with the help of people can be said to be one of the rare services in this direction. wants it was the year 2013 , we went to musharraf with some friends, arbaeen karbala, they said , let's have a drink, of course

now i have two guests to talk this over with, khalid barakat, spokesperson for masar badil movement in vancouver, canada. activist and commentator is also joining me from houston texas. good. see you gentlemen, so uh khalid, let's begin with you, so the resistance front has been there, yeminis have been doing their job by iraqi resistance, now let's talk about this letter written addressing hezballah and how hezbollah has been effective and actually getting part of the maybe 30, 40% as we here of the iof engaged uh with the other parts uh of the border close to uh lebanon. yes, this is very important statement by the palestinian resistance, and it's not the first one, since october 8th, there has been an exchange of public messages between the two resistance movement, and it meant to be public because it is generating and responding to a massive popular support of the unity of the resistance front in this battle. also it shows that the unity of the resistance movement in the region have uh been strengthening in these days more than any other time in the past. we know that the resistanc

khalid barakat, spokes person movement in vancouver canada. mostly activists and commentator is also joining me from houston texas. good to see you gentlemen. so uh khalid, let's begin with you, so the resistance front has been there, yeminis have been doing their job, iraki resistance, now let's talk about this letter written addressing hezbulah and how hezbollah has been effective and actually getting part of the maybe 30, 40% as we here of the iof engaged uh with the other parts of the border close to uh lebanon, it shows that the... unity of the resistance movement in the region have been strengthening in these days more than any other time in the past. we know that the resistance movement and liberation movements in the region has been have been united politically, socially, you know, in their media efforts, but after october 7th, this unity has been taken into a qualitative level. where we see a unity in the battlefield, a unity of the blood, a unity of the goal and the destiny of these movements. people want to see that this is not just

that when we talk about this how the white house has reacted uh, and what we're looking at khalid barakat is a statement coming from the white house just in the past couple hours where they have said that the hamas leader, yahya samwar quote, needs to decide now to take this deal to get sessware in place, saying that the deal is closer than ever, that doesn't quite..." go go with what we just discussed, does it? no, and the people of the region and the palestinian people understand that united states is not just comp sit in these war crimes, they are leading these war crimes, they flying israel with all of the zionist war machines, they are supporting israel, military, financially, politically, covering israeli war crimes and genocide worldwide, united states is responsible on every palestinian child that was killed at the hands of designist army in ghazza and throughout the conflict, the united states is a, pathological liars, no one trusts them, no one believes them, including their collaborators and those who they considered in the region to be moderate, they they they also are not exa

let's speak to dr sultan barakat, a professor at hamad bin khalifa university and senior fellow at rusihouse and joe biden. are you at all optimistic?— at all optimistic? well, i'm not as o timistic at all optimistic? well, i'm not as optimistic as _ at all optimistic? well, i'm not as optimistic as joe _ at all optimistic? well, i'm not as optimistic as joe biden. _ at all optimistic? well, i'm not as optimistic as joe biden. joe - at all optimistic? well, i'm not as optimistic as joe biden. joe biden optimistic asjoe biden. joe biden needs to be optimistic in these last few weeks proprio his election, to help his side of the campaign, but i think a lot relies on fundamental change in the israeli position. israel needs to come out and properly accept the framework of this agreement was announced on the sist this agreement was announced on the 31st of may by biden. when it was announced then that hamas accepted it, they had some questions about it, they had some questions about it, some the details we can go into later on, but the israelis came and using the words, this is the first tim