john bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst from frederickt in canada.gentlemen, thank you very much. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, dear viewers for being with us. take care and bye-bye for now. the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river end up the way the tigris and the euphretes did? the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. "i'm so old, i can remember when the highest core in the world, the international court of justice found israel plausibly to be guilty of genocide, very high crime indeed, they ordered..." israel to cease and desist the practices which they had plausibly decided was tantamount to the crime of genocide for which people were hanged at the nurenburg tribunal at the end of the second world war. amsold i remember the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, asking the court for arrest war

bosnic, welcome to press tv. mr. bosnic, initial thoughts on the assassination of the... hizballah leader sayid hasanlah. the first sentence is the mertant and that is, he who lives by the sword shall die by the sword, and israel's decision to make terrorist attacks in foreign countries uh, to slaughter tens of thousands of palestinians in the gaza strip, these are all precursors to terrible response that. israel will face not just from the local opponents, but from opponents in the broader region. there is no way out of this, it's a direct assault on international law, it is a direct assault on the entire world order. mr. b, do we have international law anymore from what we seen from the un, the unsc? when we talk about international law, we talk about a concept, we talk about human effort. to bring justice to interfares, there is always international law, and the question, the main question is, are the international out? laws beyond the law, america tends to think that it is, it tends to think that it is not subject to any court, america works with israel in this region

bosnic, uh, mr. nahvi, uh, before we introduce mr. bosnish before he joined us, you to, i don't know if i heard it correctly or not, you said zanis are the puppets of the us, the cia, uh, but i've had few analys here as well, they said that it's quite the opposite way around, the us, the western uh... allies of the israeli regime are the purpose of the zanas regime. well, it's, i think it's, it's apparent that it's that that is not the case, in the sense that when we when we say that the zianist entity cannot exist without the us support that it receives. so if the us stops supporting the zionist. can the zinanis sustain themselves in west asia? they can't. the only reason why the zianists are in power over there is so that they can not only obviously implement and fulfill their own interests, but may the interests of the us. without the support of the us, the ziners cannot sustain themselves. the billions of dollars that are given to them in the form of bonds in the... form of military strength, military in weapons in in the form of

john bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst from federicton. canada and also mr. said monsan abbas journalist and political commentator from london. gentlemen, thank you for being on the news review section. mr. bosnis, beginning with you, your initial thoughts on moscow. expelling half dozen diplomats on charges of spying and also the timing of it and that the uk saying the accusations were based this and that it was a tit for tat action, so it's something that the uk has done before, but if russia does it, like it has, it will be condemned. well, as usual, it's a stream of lies out of london. as we know, the anglo-american empire's capital is not washington, it's london. the... "the so-called city of london is the bankster's capital of the world, and that's where the orders come down to the less educated americans. um, it's important to note that there was a definition of a of a diplomat that was quite commonly known about 100 years ago, 150 years ago, and it was an otherwise decent man sent abroad to lie for his country. well, the english are the best at lying,

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john bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst from feder rickt in canada. gentlemen, thank you very much. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, dear viewers for being with us, take care and bye-bye for now. this week on expos. western broadcast media continues to twist the truth about the zionist captives spiting narrative that shields the israeli entity from accountability while unfairly demonizing palestinians. meanwhile, digital mainstream outlets have once again sided with the israeli entity aggression choosing to justify the latest military actions, rather than covering the loss of life and widespread destruction in places like janin, nur shams and al-fara, they present the israeli entity offensive as a justified act of defense, and the tall of this brutality is... staggering. 41% of the 40,000 direct deaths in gaza are children, heartbreaking reminder of the disproportionate and devastating impact of the designist onslot. stay tuned for expose a, the truth is just a revelation away. this is about people who got silen

bosnic, going back to the spying uh system, for the viewers, could you tell us how the spying system or mechanism works by the uk, the us, the collective west in general, and could you give us some examples of it in russia or maybe any european country so we get a broader perspective. or what exactly do? well, there are many ways by which people are recruited into the intelligence networks of the english government, and i say english, because england controls the british isles, most of which are occupied by england, so i refer to england, because they are the perpetrators of these misdeeds. um, first, i think that the expulsion of the diplomats is a mandatory move. because we all know, and i've worked in intelligence and i've worked as head of state advisor in several countries, we all know that the english are among the most dastardly of spies, they bribe people, they blackmail people, they use their own staff to become an english diplomat, your function is primarily to spy, it is not to improve relations, anybody who suggests that the english embassy in moscow has something to do w

john bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst from federict in canada. gentlemen, thank you very much. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, the viewers for being with us, take care and bye-bye for now. as negotiations st, washington, doha and cairo struggle to bring the zinus israeli regime to accept an agreement with the palestinian resistance hamas, with biased mediators and netanyahu's refusal hopes for a prisoner exchange or cease fire in gaza remain distant, while the us claims optimism, netanyahu's action. say otherwise, also southern lebanon, so intense israeli entity air strikes and artillery attacks that tragically claim the lives of three lebanese civil defense paramedics and left several others wounded. we'll explore the latest developments, the escalating conflict, and what these actions mean for the broader regional stability? gaza deadlock, lebanon escalation, this week on the mediest stream. the cries of the small tunny voices whispering through the darkness they're call, where is the world in its grandu