belfast.'t feel _ stranded in belfast. well, i don't feel i _ stranded in belfast. well, i don't feel i was _ stranded in belfast. well, i don't feel i was stranded, i j don't feel i was stranded, i feel like i made belfast home. i didn't have a choice, because of the cat was here, i couldn't leave, because bring him back would have been too much trouble when it came to the paperwork. trouble when it came to the paperwork-— trouble when it came to the paperwork. how disappointed were you. _ paperwork. how disappointed were you. you _ paperwork. how disappointed were you, you booked - paperwork. how disappointed were you, you booked on - paperwork. how disappointed were you, you booked on the | were you, you booked on the cruise and then found it wasn't going anywhere and not only not going anywhere and not only not going anywhere, but for four months, going anywhere, but forfour months, it going anywhere, but for four months, it is a long time? itrefoil months, it is a long time? well this is

is to belfast, this shipyard-— this is to belfast, this shi ard. , . ., shipyard.s a huge part of belfast's industrial - shipyard. it is a huge part ofj belfast's industrial heritage, but it is worth saying that in terms of the number ofjobs provided, the output it creates, it is much less important than it used to be. in its heyday, helen and wolf employed many people. and today it is only about 1500. but this latest version of harland and wolff, it only existed for five years after it was brought out on administration on a previous occasion, hope was his business could get somewhere back towards the glory days and start building large numbers of ships again. but now it is clearly hit a big bump in the road on that, it will not be able to grow in that way and in its current form, so the hunt is on now for a new owner, perhaps an owner with a much stronger balance sheet and one which has reason to variance in shipbuilding. which has reason to variance in shipbuilding-— shipbuilding. there isn't any ho -e of shipbuilding. there isn't any hope of further _ shipbuildi

they say the bonds with belfast will remain.g here and we thought, - "home, we're coming home." so it's a nice feeling. it'll be sad to go, for us to go in some ways, and in others, | we're certainly happy to get on the road, on the ship. i it's been a little bit challenging to cope with, but overall i think we've all kept the faith. we all believe in this endeavour, and we're going to go forward with it. and memories are packed up for the globaljourney. one of the things i really love about belfast is the way they say my name. so, you know, in american english, we say "wade", but in belfast, they said something like "wa—ade". and i can't say it with that way, but i recorded the video recording yesterday of a guy saying it. that's going to my new ringtone is the belfastian wa—ade. a lasting legacy which will travel the world with you. that's right! there've been 17 weeks of humour, planning and patience, but tonight, it's apparently time for goodbyes and best wishes as northern ireland says bon voyage. chris page, bbc news, belf

they say the bonds with belfast will remain.d when we came back and we were in the taxil coming here and we thought, "home, we're coming home." so it's a nice feeling. it'll be sad to go, - for us to go in some ways, and in others, we're certainly happy to get on the - road, on the ship. it's been a little bit challenging to cope with, but overall i think we've all kept the faith. we all believe in this endeavour, and we're going to go forward with it. and memories are packed up for the globaljourney. one of the things i really love about belfast is the way they say my name. so, you know, in american english, we say "wade", but in belfast, they said something like "wa—ade". and i can't say it with that way, but i recorded the video recording yesterday of a guy saying it. that's going to my new ringtone is the belfastian wa—ade. a lasting legacy which will travel the world with you. that's right! there've been 17 weeks of humour, planning and patience, but tonight, it's apparently time for goodbyes and best wishes as northern ire

and i think filming in belfast, the for the drama, | in belfast, the for the drama, how is your belfastlmed in not bad, actually. ifilmed in northern ireland many years ago, and i have a top up before we restart. hilt; ago, and i have a top up before we restart-— we restart. my husband i says he is from _ we restart. my husband i says he is from the _ we restart. my husband i says he is from the north-east, i we restart. my husband i says he is from the north-east, he | he is from the north—east, he says there are certain words that work. for wales it is aluminium saucepans. aluminium saucepans? _ aluminium saucepans. aluminium saucepans? no. _ aluminium saucepans. aluminium saucepans? no, in _ aluminium saucepans. aluminium saucepans? no, in welsh... i aluminium saucepans. i don't know if you have a special northern ireland word. i don't have a phrase _ northern ireland word. i don't have a phrase or _ northern ireland word. i don't have a phrase or word, i northern ireland word. i don't have a phrase or word, no. i have a phrase or word, no. there was one that i did use helped to get

okay, so let's bring in our guest from belfast, mr. saib shath, if you could please tell us how how is it possible to balance israel's claim to have the right to defend itself with such acts of terrorism, booby trapping objects that are of daily use of ordinary civilians, such as this pajor incident that we witnessed happening in lebanon. to start with on the level of international law, right to right to self defense when you are accubier is denied, the design entity accupy farms of sheba and parts of lebanon, apart from talking about the whole historical of palestine and the golan heights and others, so this idea of self defense is a manufactured lie by united states america and the west to impose that on the back of the international law, which have no legal legal existence whatsoever, saying that this all operation of attacking civilians by rogue state a mass terror, deploying a mass terror techniques, it came on the back of the on the 25th of august when the libanese resistant targeted the... the intelligence units in galilot base

saib shath, author and commentator and west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much for joining us on this edition of spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. politics is something integral. youtube. is like how i started my journalism, it began on youtube, we are fighting a war on multiple fronts, we're fighting one media, we're fighting on the ground, but it it's it's it's a collective effort, we are at war, the west has habit of stealing the religions of the middle east and then weaponizing them against the people of the middle east, the americans, the israelis, uh, the united kingdom do not respect the value of human life. so, we all have to be soldiers on the front line, we have to keep fighting. i want to speak directly to uh people in gaza, people in the west bank. victory will come. victory will come. victory will come. your press tv headlines has well avows a strong response to israel's terrorist operations in lebanon, which are claim the lives of over 30 people. iran's president says israel's western backer

south author and commentator and west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much for joining us on this edition of spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. apartite and the global north. south divide. apartite was defeated in south africa, it is not yet defeated in israel, palestine, but south africa are doing their very best to bring about that defeat, knowing as they do what a partit really means. we'll be discussing all of the matters that arise from this on have it out with galloway. why don't you join us? depressed coverage of this assassination of passammani now entering its uh uh fourth day we're looking at uh they had mines, international condemnations pouring over israeli deadly terror attacks in lebanon, it says will allows a strong response to the regime. more civilians are killed in israel's artillery. fire and air strikes across gauza and the worsening humanitarian crisis in the blockated territory, and also iran's president calls for unity among muslims, saying israel dares to commit crimes against pa

saib shout, author and commentator and west asia expert from belfast. thank you very much for joining us on this edition of spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. this year, iranian students achieved astounding triumph securing. third place an intense global competition and outpacing formidable contenders like south korea, india, japan and germany. their dedication and brilliance shine as a testament to their hard work, proving that they can compete with the very best on the world stage. your presence of your headlines has a strong response to israel's terrorist operations in lebanon which have claimed the lives of over 30 people. israel's unrelenting artillery fire eros rice continue across gaza claiming lives of more palestinians, mostly women interested. and dozens of un experts urge world countries to end israel's unlawful occupation of palestinian land and impos a full arms embargo on the regime.

husen belfast, first of all, i want to get your perspective with - regarding the recent uh regulations and restrictions that are meant to uh limit and to crackdown on pro-palestine protests and activism on us campuses. it was wrong on so many levels, we're lead to believe that universities are a hot bed of freedom of thought, it's an opportunity for young people aid between anywhere between 18 and 25 to express... to they are, to find their place in the world, the become educated about the world that we live in and possibly how to design that world going forward, we're now living in authoritarian uh regimes, this isn't saudi arabia, america isn't thailand, if you speak out against the uh monarchies and both of those nations, you will go to jail, what we're looking at now is the possibility uh ongoing of students being arrested. uh for using their right and their freedom of speech in america on university campuses, and there is an old saying that says, if you want to find out who controls your country, first find out who you cannot criticize, so you cannot criticize israel, you cannot c

chris page there live in belfast.ts of young people and their families dealing with serious health conditions. the duke of sussex attended the annual wellchild awards ceremony in central london, a charity of which he's patron. it isn't known whether he'll see his father, the king, or his brother, prince william, while he's here, as daniela relph reports. laughter he might be a prince, but there was no special treatment for the duke of sussex. six—year—old noah had prince harry in his sights. the trips back to the uk are just occasional now, but the prince's commitment to the wellchild charity hasn't wavered since his move to america. at the award ceremony to honour the courage of children with complex needs, prince harry called them "little legends" and praised their families. as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller—coaster of parenting. but when i hear about the care that some of you mums, dads and family members provide, the level of round—the—clock care that you offer, the skills you've had to learn

applause live to belfast and our correspondent chris page. thanks forjoining us. much trying to send a new message here. can you remind us of the circumstances of the previous records like nation and why they are talking about time to reflect —— resignation? gavin robinson's speech was certainly warmly received in the conference hall. perhaps a few party leaders would get such a good reception after such a good reception after such a good reception after such a per general election. the dup lost three of its eight westminster seats when the uk went to the polls injuly. they have acknowledged the gavin robinson took over leadership of the dup under the most unexpected circumstances. back in march, sirjeffrey donaldson resigned as leader of the dup. he had been the longest serving mp in northern ireland, and resign from parliament too after he was charged with historical sex offences, which he denies. mr robinson then became the leader and had to fight that general election campaign just fight that general election campaignjusta fight that general election campaignj

he was an international expert and activist from belfast , northern ireland, mr. hughes, thank you for this conversation, ok. bhai's relations with bangladesh and india have become more complicated after a month has passed since the former prime minister of bangladesh fled to new delhi. stopping the construction of the gas oil pipeline between the two countries and the recent floods in eastern bangladesh are also issues that have affected the relations between the two countries. a month has passed since sheikh hussain wajid, the former prime minister of bangladesh, fled this country and sought refuge in india. there are more than 4 thousand kilometers of common border between the two countries. during her rule from 2009 to this year, sheikh hasina suppressed some militant groups opposing india and many others. some informed sources informed that the indian government is implementing the development plan of this 131 km pipeline to the other side it has temporarily stopped bangladesh. the recent floods in eastern bangladesh , which destroyed the property of millions

fraus and belfast. over 4000 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood since last october as israeli attacks across gaza continue, the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year is appalling and in my views disgusting, how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and stating the figures that have been published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 1886,00 people murdered in this genocidal onslot on gaza. i understand the uh ministry of health and gaza can only give the figures that they are able to uh standover and that is the people who have come to hospital, the people have been certified as dead, but with the ongoing uh starvation of people in the north and many probably as yet uh unfound uh mass graves, i think that figure of 40,500 is is to be questio

the controversial murder of the belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined workers at the epicentre of the mpox outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. and taylor swift endorses kamala harris and tells fans to register to vote. how much of a difference could that make in a tight presidential race? kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in theirfirst debate of the election campaign. the pair sparred over immigration, abortion

fraus and belfast, over 40,00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood. since last october as the israeli attacks across gaza continue, the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year is appalling and in my views disgusting. how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and studying the figures that have been. published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 18600 people murdered in this genocidalt on gaza. i understand the ministry of health and gaza can only give the figures that they are able to uh stand over and that is the people who have come to hospital, the people have been certified. is dead, but with the ongoing uh starvation of people in the north and many probably as yet uh on phone uh mass grives, i think that figure of 40,500 is is to be qu

i've been told your first time in belfast, it's been amazing, yeah, and west belfast in particular, yeah, i've spent yesterday walking around yet, mean it, it's personally transformational, listen, you're always welcome, you have my number, i'm hoping to see more of you in the future, that's great, it's been a privilege to be here, thank you, thank you, and that does it for another week, we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow audience across all our social media platforms, i like to thank our special guest dr. michel fl in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. read lines, the usa genocidal war on the gaza strip now in this 333rd day has claim the lives are nearly 44,800, majority of them women and children. one more child is killed as israel's military incursions continue across the occupied west bank for the seventh day in a row, and new yorkers hit the streets again to express solidarity with palestinians and to denounce the government's milita

, it's been amazing, yeah, and where's belfast in particular? yeah, i've spent yesterday walking around, yeah, i mean, it's personally transformational, listen, you're always welcome, you have my number, i'm hoping to see more of you in the future, that's great. it's been a privilege to be here, thank you. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow audience across all our social media platforms. i like to thank our special guest dr. michael flvin. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. yes is really genocide in the gaza strip enters it's 333rd day as overall death total approaches 44,800. hamas says israel's prime minister and army are fully responsible for the deaths of captives and gaza by deliberately obstructing. any prisoner exchange deal, and the eminy army says this attack the israeli linked ship i

we've gotten attached to belfast. the people are so nice and so kind. amazing. we absolutely love - belfast, but we're happy to finally get on our trip. yes, absolutely. thank you belfast and thank you for the delays. looking forward to getting on the road here. it's been a long wait. everyone is in this together. and it's notjust about the journey and about the destinations we're going to. it's about the new friends we've made, and we feel very close to all of them. it's like family being on board. nice to smile at the story for a change. it is the second day conservative party's annual conference in birmingham. this year's party conference is also a chance for the party's four leadership candidates to audition for the top job, with each of them due to give a speech on wednesday. we're hearing from a number of key figures from the party with rishi sunak yesterday urging party members not to let sir keir starmer "re—write history" on the state of the uk economy. also speaking at the event a short while ago, shadow chancellorjeremy hunt was asked whether

the great part is belfast. i have had a great time here.n very hospitable and we have met the lord mayor, and i have been to the many museums here, the botanical gardens, and of course the titanic museum. i've really enjoyed myself. the cruise liner has assisted us. i've been to liverpool and scotland and all points here in ireland. we went to disneyland paris even at one point. i ireland. we went to disneyland paris even at one point.- paris even at one point. i only have about — paris even at one point. i only have about 40 _ paris even at one point. i only have about 40 seconds - paris even at one point. i only have about 40 seconds left. l have about 40 seconds left. what have they said to you about leaving today? b5 what have they said to you about leaving today? as we seak about leaving today? as we speak my — about leaving today? as we speak my shipmates - about leaving today? as we speak my shipmates are . about leaving today? as we - speak my shipmates are boarding shuttles heading into the cruise port, awaiting arrival of the ship

it brought the sunshine into belfast. . :. , ., belfast. is that the dish you are talkin: belfast. is the pork. adobo. they said to with a mango pickle. the thought of 30, 40 people having lunch and half of them were from belfast, half of them are filipinos and it was this natural interaction between everybody. i think food is a great bring together are people really. you think food is a great bring together are people really.— are people really. you have that food cooked _ are people really. you have that food cooked by _ are people really. you have that food cooked by the _ are people really. you have that food cooked by the people - are people really. you have that food cooked by the people who | are people really. you have that - food cooked by the people who cook it and you go away and do your own version. which has been the most challenging? where there dishes you are like... that is a bit different, didn't know about that? i are like. .. that is a bit different, didn't know about that?- are like... that is a bit different, didn't know about that? i have been there and done _

ordered into one of the most notorious killings of the northern ireland troubles — the murder of the belfastitor, pat finucane, in 1989. rare access to a clinic in the democratic republic of congo that's the epicentre of the mpox outbreak — and they're running out of medicines. hug? why not? and why the king found himself in the midst of an affectionate rugby scrum at buckingham palace tonight. on newsnight at 10:30 tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and a regular panel of newsnighters, and of course look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. the us presidential candidates, kamala harris and donald trump have attended a memorial in new york on the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. it was a much more sombre affair after last night's head to head tv debate ahead of the election in november. they were insults and a stream of personal attacks, and they sparred on issues including abortion, foreign policy and the economy. both sides claimed victory after the 90 minute debate watched by more than 57 million people.

chris page, bbc news, belfast.ight between presidential hopeful donald trump and kamala harris, lots of facts to check and some of them are checked during the programme and others who have been looking back on and will be back with our colleagues to just go through it with a fine tooth comb. please stay with us. hello there. things should get a little bit warmer over the weekend, but right, now it's still cold out there. we've seen a lot of showers earlier on today, some dramatic weather watcher pictures. it took a while for the showers to push down into more southern counties of england, and here we saw the best of the sunshine. the showers have been heavy. we've had some hail in there as well, and we still have this very showery air stream with low pressure between us and scandinavia. we've got a northwesterly wind here, but the winds originating perhaps as far north as the arctic circle, which is giving us the chill. and as those winds do become lighter overnight and skies tend to clear, the temperatures are goi

on the streets of dublin, i personally have taken part in many uh of the marches that we hold in belfast each saturday uh, it is an opportunity for people to show their disgust and their dismayay and what the israeli war criminals are doing against innocent families in west asia, but it's also uh it's a seat devolve, so we have people like the irish palestine solidarity can be... uh here in belfast and in dublin, and they will call people out onto the streets to demonstrate, but i mean we've been demonstrating for year, and what has that done? it allows the people who go on the demonstration to feel that they are consciously making a difference that they are actually doing something positive to bring to a wider audience this uh attack upon the innocent people uh in the region, but when people filter away from these marches, they go and have coffee, they go shopping, some people go and have beer and have lunch, so you know, if if organizations weren't already in existence to help uh, i would say manipulate the public narrative, but they already act as a cd, so long as the protests in the

frau hughes, journalist, author and activist joining us out of belfast. frau, i want to put that same question to you, how do you see boots on the ground by this designist entity into lebanon looking? you very well know that because of the siege on gaza that it is tremendously been an obstacle and it's hindered the development and basically the progression of the uh uh resistance in gaza to get their hands on state of the art weaponry, lot of things they have are indigenously built, but that's a whole different story, you very well know both in capacity of fighters and weapons arsenal and capacities when it comes to hezbolah, and right now the uh regime what is doing to leban cities, towns and villages has been successful because it has superior air power, but that's a completely different story if it should dare coming to lebanese. on land, your thoughts on that? okay, well just maybe uh finish the previous thought that donia, the only reason why the only reason why i mentioned estonia, was in talan in the capital for few days holiday, i've been on holid

we absolutely love belfast, but we're happy to finally get on our trip. yes, absolutely.very special place in your hearts. very special, very special. this is now our favourite city in the world. yes, exactly. we figured it would come some time but it is a little bit anti—climactic, just because we thought we would go earlier. but we're thrilled, we're thrilled. we are so excited. we've been here almost four months now, so we are ready to get on the ship. everybody was so welcoming, even the hotel staff _ when they i was saying, _ can we extend, and they were saying, are you a part of that crew? oh, poor babies, we hope you sail. and you have great weather here. i love this weather. we are from alaska and this is like perfect. it is four months to the day since the world cruise was due to begin here. and really whenever you look at the weather here, you would imagine people will be very happy indeed to get up the gangplank. one passenger told me she always planned on boarding today, the 30th september, and on the original schedule it wasn't going to be belfast, it was goi

political analyst out of south lebanon. and sabshath, author, commentator and west asia expert out of belfast. well, thank you both for being with us. i'm going to start off uh with alie, so ali, is it correct, you're in south lebanon right now? yes, i am. okay, so let me start off right there, why are you in south lebanon? why haven't you left that area? well, first, thanks for having me with you. thanks for coming, thank you, i would like to say that exactly what the person said from south lebanon, we will not leave, and if you see so many people left south lebanon is is not the majority, most of the lebanese still stand still in south lebanon and they are ready, um, they are ready to fight for and against any invasion may... the israeli think about it in support of hizbullah, so we are all, we are all under the call of his eminent say hasan nasrullah, and we will never leave our place, you know, about 10 minutes ago, my village here received two big hit aggression attack from israeli raid by fighter jets and we stand still and as you see i'm i'm talking to you from my village, this is one

i want to thank you again, which is your first time, i've been told your first time in belfast, it's been amazing, yeah, and wors in particular, yeah, i've spent yesterday walking around, yeah, i mean it, it's personally trans informational: listen, you're always welcome, you have my number, i'm hoping to see more of you in the future. that's great, it's been a privilege to be here. thank you, thank you, and that does it for another week. we love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow audience across all our social media platforms. i like to thank our special guest, dr. michael flavin. in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. and so tyg uh there's another video of you, let's watch it together. fantastic. in the world we live, there are those who exceed the boundaries of art, culture, and knowledge. i love the... in music, that's pretty good, we need to do everything to prevent that's unimaginable from happening. they go to become icons who would inspir

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station and gone back to his council house in aston, but when the five who were traveling back to belfast were stopped, they were subjected to a forensic test, which indicated that two of them had been handling explosives, now for for laboratory for scientific knowledge standards that test should have been repeated but wasn't, as soon as that result was produced they were treated appling. badly terrible violence. i'd recommend any of your views and listeners to go to chris mollinsburg error of judgment for the fine grain detail on this barbaric process, but three of them did confess to a crime they didn't do, two of them never confessed. when it comes to court, there are all kinds of things that are manifestly wrong. these statements talk about taking the the bombs to the pubs in plastic bags, but the test of the explosion site shows they were in suitcases with d- handles and the places where they say they planted the bombs and not where the bombs. were and yet nonetheless they get convicted and what the judge later ennobled calls the clearest and most overwhelming evidence i've ever hear

belfast. and thank you for the dela . ., ., ~ ., ., belfast. to all of them. it is like family being on board. that isjust the family being on board. that is just the start. they have now got three years together on the boat. the second couple in that vox p0p, boat. the second couple in that vox pop, we spoke to them last week. while waiting, they got —— they met, fell in love and will now get married on the journey. goodness knows how that will work for the next three years! how's the weather? if you set sale you are hoping to set sail in calm weather. not like those images behind you. exactly. good morning. wet and windy today. you can add cloud as well across many parts of the uk. the driest conditions will be in the north of scotland. even here there are some showers. some torrential rain northward and eastward through the night. showers behind. a lot of surface water and spray on the roads. some big puddles. do check for travel disruption if you are about to head out. windy through the english channel and the north sea as the rain advances

station and gone back to his council house in aston, but when the five who were traveling back to belfast were stopped, they were subjected to a forensic test which indicated that two of them had been handling explosives. now for for laboratory for scientific knowledge standards that test should have been repeated but wasn't. as soon as that result was produced they were treated appallingly badly, terrible violence. i'd recommend any of your views and... to go to chris mullinsburg error of judgment for the fine grain detail on this barbaric process, but three of them did confess to a crime they didn't do, two of them never confessed, when it comes to court, there are all kinds of things that are manifestly wrong, these statements talk about taking the the bombs to the pubs in plastic bags, but the test of the explosion site shows they were in suitcases with d- handles and the places where they say they planted the bombs and not where the bombs were, and yet nonetheless they get convicted on what the judge later... nobled calls the clearest and most overwhelming evidence i've ever heard. n

saib shoot author and middle east affairs expert uh joining us out of belfast. thank you both for uh spending time with us on this rolling coverage of israel's intense air strikes on lebanese soil resulting just in over a day uh to... on 492 fatalities among the lebanese, mostly in civilian areas, these are all almost practically all civilians including 35 children, almost 70 women out of those 492 and two medics there in uh the uh beirot suburbs and the heart of beirot, the heart of becca city in the becca valley, um number of uh previous attacks were on the border areas of lebanon, it is moved and into the cities, into the civilian infrastructure onto homes and we're following developments very closely here on press tv, before we let you go, let us also give you a quick update on the uh situation in gaza over the last 24 hours, at least uh 25 palestinians have been killed and 60 wounded in the gaza strip bringing the death tool there to 41,431 since october the 7th, also 95,818 pounds in is injured mostly women and uh children, we'll be following developments

like to welcome my guests to the program. out of bayrut, radwan rizg, political analyst and out of belfast, author, commentator and west asia expert cyib shaf, welcome both of you to the program, i'd like to start it off in beirot, i mean your thoughtswan, when the hezbollah deputy chief says that the war or the uh retaliation has enter new phase, what do you think this means? well, i rather call it a return of ahead or operation, because now we we know that we all know and we understand that we are in a state of war, either we admit that or not, since the 8th of october in order to support the gaz resistance, senior resistance in gaza, so uh now the lebanese resistance are involved since the 8th of october and it's legit. for the lebanese to support their allies or their the their you know the the the palestinian fighters in in palestine because after all we are fighting the same enemy for the same cause and the uh we all know understand that the israelis were preparing themselves since years ago to invade the southern lebanon in order to push back the... from northern litane river, so it

i want to thank you again, which is your first time, i've been told your first time in belfast, it's been amazing, yeah, and wors in particular, yeah, i've spent yesterday walking around. i mean it's it's personally transformational, listen, you're always welcome, you have my number, i'm hoping to see more of you in the future, that's great, it's been a privilege to be here, thank you, and that does it for another week, we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help us grow audience across all our social media platforms, i like to thank our special guest dr. michael flvin, in the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. in our upcoming show we delve into the zianis israeli summer camps operation in the northern west bank now in its second week. laten aggression that seeks to achieve what was unsuccessful in gaza, displacing palestinians under the pretense of voluntary relocation, as israeli occupation forces employ brutal tactics such as sabotage and blockades, res

like to welcome my guests to the program. out of bayrut radhan rizg, political analyst, and out of belfast, author, commentator and west asia expert saib shaf, welcome both of you to the program. i'd like to start it off in beirut. i mean your thoughts r one, when the hezbollah deputy chief says that the war or the retaliation has intered a new phase, what do you think this means? well, i rather call it a return of ahead or operation, because now we we know that we all know and we understand that we are in a state of war, either we admit that or not, since the 8th of october in order to support the gaza resistance, palestinian resistance in gaza, so now the lebanese resistance are involved since the 8th of october and it's legitimate for the lebanese to support their allies or their the the you know the the the palestinian. fighters in in palestine because after all we are fighting the same enemy for the same cause and the we all know understand that the israelies were preparing themselves since years ago to invade the southern lebanon in order to push back the huzballah from northern lita

sab shaf, author, commentator and west asia expert is with us from belfast. and ken stone with the executive committee. member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war in hamilton ontario. welcome to the show, gentlemen. now, sab, let's begin with you. as you know, tens of thousands of palestinians have lost their lives, so this is already genocidal war on the gaza strip over the past 10 months. and you see, the west did not show the reaction to all these killings, large numbers of palestinians, compared to the death of only six israels. uh we had the news all over the wall to wall coverage and western media and social media was exploding with this, so what does this indicate? how come palestinian lives don't matter to the west? there is a journalist was arrested a couple of days ago because she was rebusting the articles and news about gaza, and in here she was in. reviewed by the media couple of days ago and she mentioned something, the security forces when they arrested here, they ask in here like in a way why you treating the palestinians are equal to us

thank you my guests s shath and belfast, ken stone and hamilton.thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight on press cv. i've been your host. i'll see you next time. mr. speaker, i want to thank you for giving me the profound honor of addressing this great citidal of democracy for the fourth time. he pretends to see clearly i could quote the bible but that's just for show it's occupation versus civilization as you know accusations by confession the truths we win they lose anymore this is too tight just not as it in the dead of the night we're criminals in truth but that's gentlemen in the headlight suddenly heaven turned into hell we race the homes gave to order the shell bob schools tells there's more to tell, not just that, hospitals fell as well, thank you madams and sirs for funding this hell, i thank president for his heart support for israel supporting me, even when his talk's not right they killed with rage air of women kids in the prime gods is an open air cage living off time on the way they swor the cr so we pingges encourage in

political analyst out of south lebanon and sab shath, author, commentator and west asia expert out of belfast. well, thank you both for being with us. i'm going to start off uh with alie. so ali, is it correct? you're in south lebanon right now? yes, i am. okay, so let me start off right there. why are you in south lebanon? why haven't you left that area? well, first thanks for having me with you. thanks for coming. thank you. i would like to say that exactly what the person said from south lebanon, we will not leave, and if you see so many people left south lebanon is is not. majority, most of the lebanese still stand still in south lebanon and they are ready, um, they are ready to fight for, and against any invasion, may the israeli think about it in support of hisbullah, so we are all, we are all under the call of his eminent, sad hasan nasrullah, and we will never leave our place, you know, about 10 minutes. ago my village here received two big hit aggression attack from israeli raid by fighter jets and we stand still and as you see i'm i'm talking to you from my village this is one thing

we also have with us fra, journalist, author and activists joining us from belfast. thank you. to both of you, gentlemen, uh, let's begin with our guest from uh beirot, mr. salom, uh, yes, well uh, unfortunately, we are witnessing more and more killing, artillery shells, killing innocent civilians, most of them women and children in gaza, in places that are supposed to be safe, what do you think is the real aim of targeting these? yes, well the real aim is or the main objective of the israeli strategy, the government of bb netanyahu and the fanatics, let me say the ministers, ben grafir and simotric. the main aim or the whole objective is to push out as much as possible, the population in gaza, whether in gaza or raffa or the major. population inside those condensed territories, because there's a plan by israel, they want to move out the palestinian people from such area, which is it seems a very important area to the israelis after the october 7th, i'm sorry, thefan, you know, the whole the whole war that started actually between the palestinians and the israel. oka

the murder of belfast solicitor pat finucane, shot dead in 1989, is to be examined in a public inquiry. healthcare workers at the mpox epicentre outbreak in the democratic republic of congo tell the bbc they are desperate. we have a special report. kamala harris and donald trump have clashed in their first debate of the election campaign. the pair sparred over immigration, abortion and the economy and traded attacks over each other�*s record in government. vice president harris called the former president a �*laughing stock�* on the world stage and said he'd be manipulated by dictators if he returned to the white house. donald trump criticised american military aid to ukraine, as well as accusing kamala harris of having no economic plans. our senior north america correspondent, gary o'donoghue, has the story. we arejust stepping we are just stepping away from the usa to northern ireland, where the family of pat finucane, the human rights lawyer shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries at his home in belfast in 1989 are about to give a statement. this comes just after the launch of an inqui

five games were due to be played at casement park stadium in belfast — but the uk government will norisk" it won't be built in time. mark sidebottom reports. casement part, the home of gaelic games here in the city of belfast has been derelict for over a decade, and the project to have a rebuild has just been bedeviled and the project to have a rebuild hasjust been bedeviled by and the project to have a rebuild has just been bedeviled by setback after setback and this one is the very latest in a long, long list. have a renewed hope to hear of the construction of a modern new stadium in the west of the city. the construction of a modern new stadium in the west of the city.— in the west of the city. the rising cost of the _ in the west of the city. the rising cost of the project _ in the west of the city. the rising cost of the project along - in the west of the city. the rising cost of the project along with i cost of the project along with inertia since the bid was confirmed, have no cause to rethink. the government says the latest estimate of over £4 million and an tightening deadli

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