more and more people uh are moving towards this, it's definitely what helped us in south africa, bds has been... official to south africa um like in fact today i received a petition against the us the us government the uk government to stop trading with israel just today and um there were 87000 signatures on that petition so in south africa if we didn't have bds i don't think our political situation would have changed. when countries continue to do trade with um israel, even though they break international law and they've been breaking international law, there's no recourse, there's no recourse and israel will continue what they are doing to palestians, indeed that's part of the problem that there is no recourse, blane kolman rejoins us now, blane kolman is actually, as we mentioned before a bds activist campaigner, so better to talk about this than him, blahman, welcome back to the program, uh you now this bds movement is great and destructor and what it's promotes when it comes to sanctioning and boycotting um israel, but um, do you think that it has reached the peak that it could

that. then israel's seran has called uh at the oicming call for sanctioning israel, that somewat to bds divestment and sanction in terms of a reboot, and is there an international will to boycot israel? as the crisis continues across the occupied palestinian teitories, there are concerns are further economic crisis in the occupied west bank. since the israeli military occupied the west bank, it has deployed a matrix of policies and practices that seats control the people of the occupied palestinian territory. israeli policies and practices have fragmented the territorial and economic landscape of the west bank. this takes that we vo to the productive capacity of the occupied palestinian territory, depriving it from its growth potential, the occupied palestinian. territories continue to be chronically dependent on donor funding for its fiscal survival, the palestinian economy remains extremely fragile, structurally weak and highly dependent on israel for trade, wage employment and provision of basic infrastructure. data and transfer reflect an economy that has already losts viability and

the anti-racist non-violent bds movement represents tens of millions worldwide. bds has called for ending international state, corporate and institutional complicity in israel's regime of oppression so that the palestinians can enjoy un stipulated rights. the movement can now play a more active role in putting pressure on israel. furthermore, calls are growing to impose sanctions on israel. iran's minister hossain abdullah has called on the... organization of islamic cooperation (oic member states) to impose political and economic sanctions and embargo on israel. the constant policy of usurping the palestinian lands, continuation of settlement, construction, destruction of farmed land and residential houses, torturing women, children and men and controlling the water resources and electricity. they are nothing but crimes against humanity. islamic countries must coordinate efforts to immediately put an end to the war crimes of the israeli regime committed against civilians, especially women and children. hello and welcome to the quick tech section, i'm mattia posi

um, when you take a look at what's happened with the palestinians, there is movement called bds, i'm sure you're well well aware of the boycot that investment and sanction, which has in the worst for quite some time, but this war has happened there. calls for it to really get inforced be rebooted, what do you think, what are the chances of that? more and more people uh are moving towards this, it's definitely what helped us in south africa, bds has been beneficial to south africa, um, like in fact today i received a petition against the us that the us government, the uk government to stop trading with israel, just today. and there were 87000 signatures on that petition, so in south africa, if we didn't have pds, i don't think our political situation would change, when countries continue to do trade with um israel, even though they break international law and they've been breaking international law, there's no recourse, there's no recourse and israel will continue what they are doing. to palestinians, yeah, indeed, that's part of the problem that there is no recourse, blaine colman re

let me bring in blaen colman now blaane colman is a bds activist and campaigner who joins us. blaane koman, welcome to economic divide um in the occupied territories, in particular obviously i'm talking about the west bank, there's a lot of israel control that it exerts um over the palestinian economic activity, things like imports, workforce participation for example, or the availability of palestinian products on the market. let me get an idea from you can, the type of control and how much of it exercised on the palestinians, which makes... very hard fram. well, it's extremely extraordinarily severe and cruel this control that israel exercises over the west bank. for example, israel has split the west bank into hundreds of gettos, sealed off from each other by hundreds of military checkpoints and road blocks, supplemented by armed and dangerous settlers, roaming the main roads, and so in a best of times before this horrible assault on gaza, life was like that in the west bank. now, now you've got these uh, israeli settlers driving palestinians physically out of huge areas of

that word sanction came out uh from him, one uh can only at least i was immediately drawn into the bds movements, maybe there's uh this is a time uh for that to be revitalized and perhaps put into motion because there's got to be some repercussions and um consequences behind what israel has done uh in terms of the massacker that that has taken place, do you think that there's enough uh enough of a will by at least regional countries, if not internationally speaking, which we've seen the condemnation come worldwide. for something like that to be put into high gear? well, i think you know the story of bds is the story of palestinian non-violent resistance, and the world uh, or at least the western world, not being willing to um accept that, and so the irony is that when they resist non-violently they're condemned, and when they resist violently they're condemned. i think this is an optimal time to uh remobilize the boycot devestment sanction movement. it will be an uphill battle in the west. western world um, but perhaps it will be more uh well received in the rest of the world, um, and

absolutely not, mean they tried bds, which is the boycott divestment and sanctions of israeli goods and the zionist also blocked european and american citizens from being able to do just that uh peaceful option, so and ironically even liberal zionists were against bds, so they have been left with no option, but and this has always been. the case, the palestinians have no option but violent resistance, because what they're facing is essentially the jewish isis, it is the jewish state in the lavant and you can't negotiate with terrorists, look, they've tried, look at the oslo accords, arafat signed the peace treaty with israel, and that president was shot by the israels themselves and denied a proper funeral because he was treated as a traiter for. signing a treaty to make a palestinian state, the israelis do not want peace, netanyahu said himself that he wants to annex the entire region um and so this is... an existential uh, this is a fight for their lives, this is the palestinians uh demanding their right to existence, and it's a very proud and glorious thing to see. okay, all right, t

, boycott this investment, and that is that is something which we also need, we have to strengthen bds, we have to make sure that nothing goes in favor of israel as long as they are like. this massacring and in fact torturing the ghazan people, what is, what is that denying water and food and energy, that's torture to living people, and they die in the end of it, and we know that, and why are the trucks not passing through the rough um base, to the rough gate, because egypt is stopping it, why is egypt stopping it, because they are under pressure under blackmail from from musad and from the israelis, this is the simple reason, and "if we know all these mechanisms, then we should be clear about the mechanisms, stop israel wherever israel shows up, no visits with the embassis, no contacts, no diplomatic relations, drive them down to zero. mr. or, stay with us, we now have images from tafila and jordan, where another pro-palestinian demonstration is taking place, monandil correspondent in ramal is also still with us, mona, issue that many experts are also touching upon is the fact that is

i was pleased to sign our anti-bds bill into law this past spring. campaign is inherently anti-semitic and i will continue to fight it as president. [applause] jerusalem is the internal undivided capital of the jewish people. we will put an end to biden's attempts to undermine israel's sovereignty over jerusalem. the same goes for the golan heights, where biden refuses to acknowledge israel's sovereignty to this day. i will ask congress when i am your president to send me a law codifying that recognition in order to stop any future president from putting israel's security at risk by executive action. we will stop bypassing the taylor force act. it will put an end to the palestinian pay to -- we will stop funding organizations like unra from the u.n. that promote -- [applause] they are promoting anti-semitism. they funded terrorists and key palestinians trapped in protected status for decades. our eyes cannot avoid the mounting problems facing us here at home. our southern border is being invaded, a liberal invasion, with the legal -- a literal invasi

indiana, i passed one of the toughest bills in the nation, the time has come for a nationwide law ending bdserica. [applause] and it was the owner of my life to serve as vice president in the most pro-israel administration in american history. [applause] our administration ensured that israel would always have the resources and the strength to defend herself, by herself. from our first day in office, we worked to strengthen the ties that bind the people of our nations together. and it was my privilege to be a part of that. but how times have changed. under president joe biden, american has grown weaker, poorer, and less respected on the world stage than ever before. but the debate over america's future role in the world is not confined to differences between the two parties. i believe as we prepare to choose a standardbearer for our party, the question will not really be who, but what republicans will offer america in 2024. will republicans continue to be the party of the traditional conservatives that has defined our movement over the past 40 years? or will our party follow the siren song o

, and in terms of sanctions, do you think that i mean that goes along the lines i think of what the bds? movement has done, maybe that needs to uh be revamped in a sense and uh be executed in a more tangible way, what do you think? these are all, yeah, these are all important things, but i think at this point what we should count on the most is armed resistance and the success of the resistance in gaza and the success of the resistance access and the coordination we're seeing between lebanon and syria and the palestinian factions and iraq and even yemen, so we need to count on the fact that the access of resistance is not going to stay silent. over these continued atrocities uh the armed resistance that you're talking about has taken some form and shape when it comes to uh not only hezbollah but also the resistance fanctions that are in southern lebanon um but those uh skirmishes have been somewhat contained uh do you think therefore that others need to jump on board and exercise some kind of as you said arm resistance against israel uh hours and if these atrocities and attacks against

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we fought the first governor in the country -- bds.e country to fight anti-bds legislation. we fought bias at the united station and to defund unwrought and leave the u.n. human rights council. we defended the american decision to it knowledge the truth that jerusalem is and will always be the capital of israel. we won a lot of important victories and the reason why is what i want to discuss today. we won because we stood on principle. in this room we understand the fundamental difference between right and wrong, good and evil. when we see people we must always meet it head on, not with half steps and empty words, not with fear, but with strong action and a full throated sense of truth. america needs the spirit now. we need leaders who stand up without exception and nowhere do we need that more than in the oval office. what is happening in israel is a clear-cut case of good and evil that does not get more clear that freedom loving people defending themselves against barbaric terrorists. i am glad in many -- many in both parties are sup

israeli regime and impose sanctions on israel and its products, this kind of goes along the line of the bdse massacre, um, the carnage, i don't know what we can call it, what happened in the baptist hospital in gaza just last night, the israelis are trying of course to change the and use the usual rhetoric of blaming uh such massacres on the resistance itself, of course the people here like i said are very angry, i spoke to some people um and we'll see if we can get any more people over here, but what i want to say is that also there was very significant speech for hazballah's head of executive council sayshim safiya deen and his speech of course he was saying that uh we saw clearly how the israelis were trying to get away uh very openly uh get away with not being responsible of on the and to blame the the crime that occurred on the palestinian resistance factions first they say hamas then they say islamic jihad and so basically this is just one. their method of only trying to give pretext and to to cover their slaughtering and their killing of innocent women and children and uh ill people

which is why the bds movements, boycott, divestment and sanction, requires a reboot, one to include israeliofficials, including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove. successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza. a scene that creates a sense of dejav, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have. in front of the alalas in their future capital. those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. israel started two wars on gaza, it resulted in destroying the infrastructure and ruining most fields. israel has has been imposing a siege on the strip for more than seven years, in addition to blocking the crossings and preventing people from traveling. palestinian women played a significant role in highlighting these issues in media. we as journalists are capable of delivering our message to the worl

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bds requires the reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza, the scene that creates a sense of dejav, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alasa mosk and their future capital. those were the top stories for this hour, thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. the ways that the israeli occupation is using to fight against education in palestine are not limited to the prevention of building and developing the educational institutions when the israely occupation bombs empty ajacent places, this destroys the classrooms. despite the heart conditions and the crippling seige on gaza, i advise all male or fe

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bdsmovements, boycott, divestment and sanction, requires a reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy. is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before. here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza. a scene that creates a sense of dejavu. for this is reminiscence of how palestinians are prayed in front of the alasa mosk. in their future capital, well that's it for this hours bullet and thank you for being with us, news and brief is in about seven minutes time, take care for now. israel started two wars on gaza, it resulted in destroying the infrastructure and ruining most fields. israel has been imposing a siege on this rip for more than seven years, in addition to blocking the cross. and preventing people from traveling. palestinian

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bds movements boy. divestment and sanction requires a reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots to drop the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza, the scene that creates a sense of dejavu, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alasa mosk and their future capital. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, news and brief is in about seven minutes time, take care now. how can i reach the truth? discovering the truth and expressing it is daunting task for female reporter in the war zones in west asia. if you want to be the voice of the voiceless and if you want to shed light on the realities on the ground in the world, you ne

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb. which is why the bdsmovements, boycott, divestment and sanction, requires a reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza, the scene that creates a sense of dejavu, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alalas in their future capital. all right, moving on the anal asset miniature air base in iraq's ambar province, which houses american forces has come under another attack, an iraki resistance group has claimed responsibility, saying that the air base would successfully attack by two drones, no mided reports of casualties, and to us has been growing in iraq ever since the israeli regime launched the onslot on the basage gaza on

know, multi multiple factors that are involved, and of course the financial front is one, you know the bds movement has been there for a long time, but it has been mostly people centered movement, you know we need to see. governments coming to the to the help of the palestinian peoples with sanctioning the government the israeli regime, you will need to have this happening a global scale, you know, it was happening before, you had people who were for example boycotting different products that whose companies, you know, the companies who produced them helped israel in one way or another or the... asking for the academic boycott of israel, asking for sanctioning israel, all of these are becoming more and more, you know, legitimate in terms of more people seeing the reason that this has to happen, so i think as it becomes a global endeavor to put israel on their economic pressure, put israel under political pressure, put israel under public opinion pressure that we should come to a you point in history where we can talk about for example you know bringing these zionist. you now leaders in eve

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bdsmovements, boycott, divesment and sanction, requires a reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots. drop the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza. the scene that creates a sense of dejav, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alasa mosk and their future capital. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. depressed covered of this assination of placemani now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. news and brief for this hour israeli war planes have rain down bombs in areas around three hospitals in the gaza. strip: according to the palestinian media reports,

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bdsvements, boycott, and sanction requires a reboot, one to include israeli officials, including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress to demand a ceasefire in gaza, the scene that creates a sense of dejavu, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alasa mosk in their future capital. iran's fire minister says israel's ultimate goal is the forced expulsion of palestinians from the besieg gaza strip and the occupied west bank to egypt's sinai peninsula and parts of jordan. wasein amir abdullah yan said tel aviv wants a palestinian government to be formed outside palestinian ancestral land. however he added resistance group. are the main obstacle to the regime's intended plot, the iranian

gravity is, and i think israel is provide going to provide that uh pretext, and you're going to see bds, i think return with a real vigur uh right now, exactly, do you also see i toi patrick, buse what israel is doing in this genocide that's going on, the more it goes on, the you know the more. awaken people around the world will be and the more they will be pushing their governments to look at the the facts and what's happening not to turn a ear to the cris you the voice of opposition and protest against these really brutalities against the palestinians and uh do you see light at the end of the tunnel for palestinians? i absolutely do see light at the end of the tunnel for palestinians i agree with my solution to an extent where no we can definitely use the kind of turn the tools on the des occupation um through refusing to do refusing to deal with the occupation kind of like what happened in south africa, but i do firmly believe that it will be up to the national uh resistance of the palestinians in order to truly get justice to truly reach that light at the end of the time. okay, tha

2014, president, france became the first country to bannin demonstrations, but macron tried to ban the bds campaign, in sanctions in 2019, macrone uh criminalized, he said anti-zionism and anti-semitism are the same thing, something which is just completely false and which completely uh, you know, any sort of peace process impossible, if you if you can't even be, you know, if you are being called anti-jewish, just just because you are against the zionist colonialist project of stealing palestine from the palestinians, since the since the unrest in god has started uh obviously with with the banana demonstrations, that should really a indication of on, but very very... i wouldn't say lobby but you know the because of force, even though muslims have number jews here 10 to one, france has the largest muslim population in europe and also the largest jewish population uh french jews have uh infinitely more social and political power than muslims uh for example jews are regularly uh you know occupiers of top ministerial posts, macron had the... first muslim cabinet minister and he was he was a je

antisemitism movement, which was co-found. founded by the former israeli spy and director general of the anti-bds ministry of strategic affairs, siema vackkin gill, it claims 650 members in its supporters network. as a result, the group is hardly able to present itself as independent of israel's foreign policy objectives. its ceo, sasha jata has led smares against francesco albanesi. he was formerly social media chief for the israel occupation force. and he is chiefly known for blacking up with mud and labeling his photo obama style. lest we forget zinism is intrinsically and fundamentally racist. peter, i see the academic joseph masad has recently written about the role the un played in the creation of israel. i mean, what's your thoughts on on that? what you said about that? yes, well the... it was quite right to point out that the united nations was very much involved and very much responsible for the creation of the state of israel, the the secretary, the norwegian secretary general at the time trig the league was a confirmed zionis and he put in place henchmen such as ralph bunch, the us med

couple of them were uh sanctioning israel and for there to be somewhat of movement towards uh what bdsmoted, not to buy products from israel, this goes for regional countries especially in west asia, and bairut now you have a different uh angle uh from uh this now we're street level that we're seeing uh the protesters who have come out. they have mobilized, it's got to be lot of anger, which is quite natural when it comes to, of course you know that's lebanon, where hezbollah is uh... but these people, these protesters, lebanese protestors, they the they have put - they don't care about their physical state of being to go out there in the form and manner that they are protesting, especially when you have hundreds of security forces raining down on you, so live from beiroit, you just saw scenes there and brush to use scenes from colal, anti-israel and anti-america, i should say anti-us protest. okay, great, so miriam salle comes into the picture now, our correspondent who is going to tell us uh what we're saying and what has occurred. mariam, uh, tell us what happened? tell me one to be

actually having the eu do something about this uh asad abu i mean um we're looking at for example the bds program uh that has not really yielded the results or the desired results that one would think it should have in terms of uh banning these uh products um and hurting israel where it hurts the most and that's in their pockets uh but in terms of any action plan by the eu especially right now given this extreme cambiate that's uh um holding position there uh to force them and to uh tell them that what they're doing is wrong, any hopes there? i don't think, i don't think that there is any hope from the european union, because it is demonated first by the americans and then by the british, and it is they who created israel as a sitler colonial state as an apartide state, and they have their own interests with israel and they consider israel as a... strategic and security asset for for for them, so uh, appealing to america, appealing to europe, appealing to, you know, to those countries which created israel, which supported israel, which give all sorts of support, military, financial, weapo

raising awareness of exactly these these uh these these uh concepts, decolonization, right of return, bdsboys, so these are these are people who who are aware of what's happening, but again, you know, their aspirations are not reflected in in in government policy, right? uh, but again, the government policy is a reflection of you know, some people would call masters of the universe, and they tend to be uh, you know, european countries. okay, thank you so much for the contribution, mars prada, former chair of students for justice in palestine at california state university. and with that, we take a short break, i'll be back with the news and brief in a couple of minutes. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israel, ghaza aggression, make sure to join the show through facebook. the ways that the israeli occupation is using to fight against education in palestine are not limited to the prevention of building and developing the educational institutions when the israeli occupation bombs empty ajacken places, this destroys the classrooms. conditions and t

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tunnels, anything palestinians can do is terrorism, and and even the non-violent attempt through the bds movement is condemned as terrorism, so there's nothing. palestinians can do which will which will get any western support at the official level, and there's nothing israel can do that will get any condemnation. that's simple, and if you can see this, if you can see it so simply, i think we can, i think we can discuss why that's the case and what the future looks like. okay, well hardly, um, europeans, europeans and the americans have fully supported of course israel, as we've just heard, and and washington says it's sending a warship now and uh other supplies or equipment. and i mean this whole creation of the israeli entity what came about because of the west and its own guilt and uh killing the jews and now then they created this entity put it in palestinian land and now they continue to support the oppression of palestinians i mean i mean what does it all mean tell me you break it down of what is going on your other guest pointed out what we're seeing is the most blatant, disgustin

bd, and i proudly say that i joined the criminal investigation department, and not at all about i donrs i have been heading the investigative committee of the russian federation and with full responsibility i can say, honestly, with full responsibility, very few cases are solved without the participation of criminal investigation officers, many crimes would remain without detection, in the broad sense of the word not opened. the investigator, criminologist and criminal investigation officer go hand in hand during the investigation of the vast majority of crimes. it is thanks to the coordinated work of the security forces that at each stage of the investigation it largely depends quality and quantity of solved cases. almost 99% of murders committed in our country can be promptly investigated, and the number of serious crimes is consistently decreasing. this was noted earlier by the minister of internal affairs during his speech. in the state duma. the overall crime detection rate has increased. the effectiveness of identifying the perpetrators of murders, robberies, and intentional inf

maybe come down to sanctioning israeli officials, ambassadors maybe or you know the things that the bds movement has in its uh structural policy against israel? i think if public opinion. continues to express its opinion so strongly and this can escalate as well by the way, i mean yesterday for example hundreds of people went into waterloo railway station, london's biggest railway station is a connection point for big parts of britain and they just sat down and started talking about the genocide of the palestinian people and and it was organized by jewish groups that sit in at waterloo station jewish opposed to zionism and opposed to the genocide in gaza, genocide of the palestinian people. we see similar actions amongst jewish groups in new york. new york, new york used to be until very recently the citidel of zionism and zionist propaganda, but lot of jewish community members, especially amongst the young have woken up the fact that this zionist regime is even animical opposed to the... tenance of the jewish religion itself, so lot of jews are coming round to the opinion that palestin

by israel have been eshed in people's minds, especially the wars on the gaza streb, which is why the bdsmovements, boycott, divestment and sanction, requires the reboot, one to include israeli officials. including the pilots who dropped the bombs on the palestinians. after all, now is the time that sanctioning israeli products could prove successful since israel's economy is tanking due to the war. we mentioned a couple of first time incidents before, here's another. thousands of muslims praying in front of the us congress. to demand a ceasefire in gaza, the scene that creates a sense of dejavu, for this is reminiscence of how palestinians have prayed in front of the alasa mosk and their future capital. we're going to take a look now a clip uh showing how some iraqis have made their way to the uh border with jordan of which they have a desire to actually join the fight uh against uh israel and the israel regime forces and uh well some uh developments happened there let's see what occurred غزه تحترق نساؤهم يموتون ولم تدخل لهم المساعدات اليوم وقفه احتجاجييه في منفذ طريبين من المقاومات الاس

tunnels, anything palestinians can do is terrorism, and and even the non-violent attempt through the bds movement is condemned as terrorism, so there's nothing palestinians can do which will which will get any western support at the official level, and there's nothing israel can do that will get any condemnation, that's simple, and if you can see this, if you can see it so simply, i think we can, i think we can discuss why that's the case and what the future looks like. okay, well hardly, um, you appearance. perians and the americans have fully supported of course israel uh as we've just heard and and washington says it's sending a warship now and uh other supplies or equipment and i mean this whole creation of the israeli entity what came about because of the wests and its own guilt and uh killing the jews and now then they created this entity put it on palestinian land and now they continue to support the oppression of. i mean what does it all mean? tell me, you break it down of what is going on? well, as your other guests pointed out, what we're seeing is the most blatant, disgusting

two 2014, almost 10 years ago, so the other thing is non-violent activities, so you have the boycott bds movement, that has been delegitimized by the international community, the us is making laws against people who want to boy up. israel, then you have the resistance, so you have three choices, the world has rejected the negotiation process, they rejected the activism, non-violence process, that's what they got, they got what they asked for, yes, exactly, you, you're talking about the choices and i remember the great return march and the palestinians going towards the wall and waving the fl totally nonviolent and get the captain, i'm sorry, go ahead, i lost your voice for second, go ahead, don't, i said, yes, and the the great march that go went on for marching towards and the israelits kept shooting at palestinians, non-violently resisting the occupation and asking to be free, and basically the siege to be lifted, israel put a siege in violation of international law without any permission from any... international body to put a siige a population, and and that's what they did, and peop

all around the world, they're not just part of this, they uh, mean what can i say, just look at the bdswhere the israelis are even being so sensitive regarding such rallies means that they are in fact effective, they are in fact building a counter narrative to the israeli colonial narrative despite all the work being done by the israelis and the cooperation with mainstream media, including the new media or social media and their barring of any sort of uh solidarity with palestine. right, let's go back to mr. resvy and uh the british capital london, mr. resvy, when we're looking at the operations that took place on saturday operation uh al-arsa flood, what does this show about the enhanced capabilities of the resistance forces and with that, do you think that the israelis should start to feel less and less secure now? yes, i just wanted to comment on these sort of demonstrations and the support that is been um... coming out by the ordinary people and as you know tomorrow in london there's likely to be very huge demonstration and our home minister has actually been... writing to the head

israeli spy and director general of the anti-bds ministry of strategic affairs, siema vackkin gill, it claims 650 members in its supporters network. as a result, the group is hardly able to present itself as independence of israel's foreign policy objectives. its ceo, sasha jatua has led smares against francesca albanezi. he was formerly social media chief for the israel occupation forces and he is chiefly known for blacking up with mud and labeling his photo obama style. lest we forget zinism is intrinsically and fundamentally racist. peter, i see the academic joseph masad has recently written about the role the un played in the creation of israel. i mean, what's your thoughts on on that? what, what what you said about that? yes, well, the academic was. quite right to point out that the united nations was very much involved and very much responsible for the creation of the state of israel, the the secretary, the norwegian secretary general at the time trigzi lee was a confirmed zionist, and he put in place henchmen, such as ralph bunch, the us mediator. 'who helped in versing the zion

struggle, but even pacific, pacific way is it's forbidden here in in in western, let me an example, bds, which is a pacific way to to to struggle, and it's forbidden, you can go to the... exactly, thank you so much for that contribution. susanna khalil, researcher, columnist and activist in montreal, canada. all right, that's it for rolling coverage for now, we'll take a break and we'll be back. the zionist enemy decided to conduct a ground operation in gaza under us protection, but it's still hesitant implement it. as the resistance awaits him underground and above it. the existing coordination between the forces of the axis of resistance witnessed an expansion in the activities of popular support for the resistance in palestine, and that seems to have become an upward path accompanied by increase in the level of field support for gaza from inside and outside the historic palestinian map. at 10th base, koniko base, ain asad base and al-harir base were all under iraqi and syrian resistance fire, while yemen. ballistic missiles aimed at the israeli occupation were intercepted by the us n