is the one to watch, but then benny gance's policies are not going to be that different. from netanyahu, he's part and parcel of this zionist uh terrorist mindset, and unless uh they are willing to really give the rights of palestinians unless they're willing to concede uh the land and and give people back their properties, allow uh the the repatriation of all palestinians expelled and their heritage children been born abroad, unless they're willing to settle for a one-state solution which is based on democracy and the rights of palestinians. "we're not going to see uh an end to this uh this uh this uh situation, in fact done is they bread an entire generation of palestinians who will now fight - literally fight for the the the the the the the return of their people's rights. well sir, some of the protesters were saying that the policy has to change by the israeli regime towards palestinians or israel will no longer exists. your assessment of that statement, i mean is there a greater awareness by the settler colonialists that..." the regime um is in danger? i think so, and i very much a

coming here saying, oh well, israel's falling apart, benny gance is here uh..." contrary to the wishes of netanyahu, nonsense, they both agree entirely upon the policy of in in gaza, in palestine, it's kind of like the dispute, the so-called dispute between trump and biden, biden puts an uglier, excuse me, trump puts an uglier face on it, that's the only difference, trump is a little bit more rude than biden, similarly netanyahu the right winner. is more openly brutal than benny gance, but thinking that gance is going to make any difference, no, that's that's lusering. on that note, i would like to thank our guests uh on the left, mr. theo west, geopolitical analyst from dallas, texas and also mr. john andrew murphy, political commentator from coatsquall, pennsylvania. gentlemen, thank you for being on the news review section. thank you sir, and with that we come to the end of this news review section, thank you for. listening, welcome back, a un expert says israel is destroying gaza's food system as part of the regime's broader starvation campaign in its genocidal war on the bl

is the one to watch, but then benny gance's policies are not going to be that different from netanyahu, he's part and parcel of this zinisk terrorist mindset, and unless they are willing to really give the rights of palestinian. unless they're willing to conceed the land and and give people back their properties, allow uh the the repatriation of all palestinians expelled and their heritage children who who who've been born abroad, unless they're willing to settle for a one state solution which is based on democracy and the rights of palestinians, we're not going to see uh an end to this uh this uh this uh situation, in fact done is they bread an entire generation of palestinians who... will now fight, literally fight for the the the the the the return of their people's rights. well sarah, some of the protesters were saying that the policy has to change by the israeli regime towards palestinians or israel will no longer exists. your assessment of that statement, i mean, is there a greater awareness by the settler colonialist that the regime um is in danger? uh, i, i think so, maria, and

besieg territory as the holy month of ramadan approach. and apartied israel's war cabinet minister benny gance in london after spending two days meeting power brokers in washington. is this the beginning of the end for benjamin netanyahu? in only five months, the us europe backed israeli genocidal campaign in gaza has killed more than 30,00 palestinians and wounded over 72,00 others. with us on this edition of the program, british palestinian student and activist tarek othman. and rick sterling, veteran journalist working with the la progressive, anti-war, and al-meyor deen, to name just few. rick joins us via skype from the bay area in california, usa. thank you both for being here. i'll start with you, rick. biden gave the impression a cease fire was as good as done and dusted, yet here we are. what do you think are the stumbling blocks to a cessation of violence at the moment? well, the main stone. block is is the united states refusal to demand that israel uh stop its genocide, there have been three united nations security council resolutions that the united states alone has has vetoed, um

um and governments will ultimately have to respond to that. correct, we'll get to that of course benny gance has been to the uk as well um where he has met with the uh officials here, some people believe it'll be replacing one war criminal with another, him being of course member of the socal war cabinet uh that's been carrying out this genocide in the gaza strip. now let's go to the us, the president of the united states, joe biden used his state of the union address to demand that israel boost humanitarian aid into gaza. he repeated calls as well as for tel aviv to do more to protect civilians and to work toward palestinian statehood as the only long term solution to violence, well biden's motorcade was forced to take a circuitous route to the capital, as hundreds of ceasefire demonstrators try to disrupt its path from the white house. have look. this war has taken a greater tol innocent villains in all previous wars in gaza combined, more than 30,00 palestinians have been killed, most of whom are not hamas, thousands and thousands of innocence women and children, girls and boys also orpha

bessieg territory as the holy month of ramadan approaches, and apartied israel's war cabinet minister benny gance in london after spending two days meeting power brokers in washington. is this the beginning of the end for benjamin netanyahu? in only five months, the us europe backed israeli genocidal campaign in gaza, has killed more than 30,00 palestinians and wounded over 70%. 2 thous others. with us on this edition of the program, british palestinian student and activist tarek othman and rick sterling, veteran journalist working with the la progressive, anti-war, and almaya deen, to name just few. rick joins us via skype from the bay area in california, usa. thank you both for being here. i'll start with you rick, biden gave the impression a cease fire was as good as done and dusted. yet here we are, what do you think are the stumbling blocks to a cessation of violence at the moment? well, the main stumbling block is is the united states refusal to demand that israel uh stop its genocide, there have been three united nations security council resolutions that the united states alone has has vet

carefully monitor the disagreements within netanyahu's administration, and the repercussions that benny gance's visit to the united states left behind, which were exacerbated by the resignations of offices in the information department and the occupation army. in addition, we will go over the failure of the truth negotiations and the captives exchange deal, in light of the demands for netanyahu's resignation and going early. elections, this is while the opinion poles have also favored gants over netanyahu. regarding these topics, i welcome the specialists in israely affairs, mr. ali khaida, with a warm welcome. so let's start from the battlefield where the fighting in khan unis has not ended yet. hamas has not been eliminated, nor has the tunnels been destroyed, and the occupation army is still unable to achieve those two goals. מעיד על זה שאין מה לעשות, צהל, אמנם שולט במרחב, נמצא, אבל זה קורה, יש עדיין פירים, יש עדיין מחבלים, יש עדיין לחימה. מה זה אומר? זה לא אומר שעדיין המוח של חמאס מפקד על כל האירועים הללו, זה אומר שיש הרבה נשק בשטח, הרבה מטענים, ואפילו גם תחקום, מה שאתה דייבחת עם מצלמות וכו

carefully monitor the disagreements within netanyahu's administration and the repercussions that benny gance'sver the failure of the truth negotiations and the captives exchange deal in light of the demands for netanyahu's resignation and going early.

smaldrich, some of the hardline factions, extremist factions in the netanyahu government, and uh, benny gance would be a preferable face uh, and he probably be a little bit more um uh compliant with what us, how us would want to lead this. um, now then, but biden has also said that he's not, while, while he thinks that netan is doing things that are against israel's interests, he's not going to stop, um, and that he doesn't want them to go into rafa, he's not going to stop the weapons deliveries, so so it's quite a contradictory position uh, how biden is said that publicly, um, i, i think they, i think the... would like they know that the israeli public doesn't really like netanyahu anymore and that that elections would probably serve uh us interests so you would have a new government that's more uh you know better kind of optics and and is is um you know willing to be a bit more compliant with the us and i think they so they want they would like to see netanyahu go and i think that probably is what schumer you know i i'm a a critic of uh of us coup policies and us interference around the wor

um and governments will ultimately have to respond to that. correct, we'll get to that of course benny gance has been to the uk as well um where he has met with the uh officials here. some people believe it'll be replacing one war criminal with another, him being of course member of the so-called war cabinet uh that's been carrying out this genocide in the gaza strip. now let's go to the us, the president of the united states joe biden used his state of the union address to demand that israel boost humanitarian aid into gaza. he repeated calls as well as for tel aviv to do more to protect civilians and to work toward palestinian statehood as the only long-term solution. of violence, well biden's motor cate was forced to take a circuitous route to the capital as hundreds of procefire demonstrators tried to disrupt its path from the white house. have look. this war has taken a greater tol and innocent villaans and all previous wars in gaza combined, more than 30,00 palestinians have been killed, most of whom are not hamas, thousands and thousands of innocents, women and children, girls and boy

smaldrich, uh, some of the hardline factions, extremist factions in the netanyahu government, and uh, benny gance would be a preferable face uh, and he probably be a little bit more um, compliant with what us, how us would want to lead this? um, now then, but biden has also said that he's not, while, while he thinks that netan is doing things that are against israel's interests, he's not gonna stop um, and that he doesn't want them to go into rafa, he's not going to stop the weapons deliveries, so so it's quite a contraradictory position uh, how biden is said that publicly, um, i, i think the... "i think they would like, they know that the israeli public doesn't really like netanyahu anymore and that that elections would probably serve uh us interests, so you would have a new government that's more uh you know better kind of optics and and is is um willing to be a bit more compliant with the us and i think they so they want they would like to see netanyahu go and i think that probably is what schumer you know i i'm a a critic." of uh of us coup policies and us interference around the world uh and

absolutely, i think they're giving cover to israel, there's no question about it. look, benny gance, one of you know the leader of the opposition party, the national unity party who uh is thought of as one of the major uh, one of the major uh rivals to benjamin netanyahu made visit to washington dc last week basically with the coordination of the biden administration to to help the biden administration politically to take heat off of them uh, but also to signal that they still support israel, but take heat off of their relationship with benjamin netanyahu and and and put forward a positive, you're we're just against we're just against terrorism in general and we support israel, so i think there are a lot of political moves being made, this is a pr stunt, and some have even suggested that this pier will become a permanent period that israel will use once they completely take over gaza once and for all so... "i do think that this is a stunt uh, because as you said, as has been said by the other guest, there's five crossings into gaza already with food trucks ready to go, doesn't make a

struggling, unemployment is rising, they've got internal strife within israel where people like benny gance and all the others are now fighting because they know they've not achieved any of their targets. "they've not been able to destroy hamas, they've not been able to get rid of the get back the hostages and norther they been able to clear ethnically cleanse the region in the way they wanted. well, mr. shajar, when i guess there talks about resistance groups in the region, um, the us has been very quick to uh accuse iran for the fact that his interest are being uh targeted within the region, but uh that really is a failure of the us policy because of uh it's the way that it is uh, it's president. in the region is in in many cases even illegal when it comes to case like syria um, but iran's leader has praised the resistance groups uh for what they have done, blaming and accusing the us of uh using iran as a scape goat. um, is the us using iran as a escape code? absolutely, but it goes far beyond that. i think we need to get rid of the illusion and that the west has got some good intention.

absolutely, i think they're giving cover to israel, there's no question about it, look, benny gance, one of you know the leader of the opposition party, the national unity party who uh is thought of as one of the... major uh one of the major uh rivals to benjamin netanyahu made visit to washington dc last week basically with the coordination of the biden administration to help the biden administration politically to take heat off of them but also to signal that they still support israel but take heat off of their relationship with benjamin netanyahu and and and put forward a positive we we're just against we're just against terrorism in general and we support israel so i think there are a lot of political moves being. this is a pr stunt and some have even suggested that this pier will become a permanent pier that israel will use once they completely take over gaza once and for all so i do think that this is a stunt uh because as you said as has been said by the other guest there's five crossings into gaza already with food trucks ready to goes make any sense all right this um us mili