the british government has called for a _ gaza?tentially playing around with words. semantics, ceasefire and pause what is the difference? if semantics, ceasefire and pause what is the difference?— is the difference? if you ask ma'ori is the difference? if you ask majority of _ is the difference? if you ask majority of parliament, - is the difference? if you ask. majority of parliament, there is the difference? if you ask - majority of parliament, there would be a unanimity on propositions. the attacks of october seven were unjustifiable, the response of visual has been catastrophic, the fighting should stop, the hostages should be returned, there should be negotiations about the future not only of gaza but also the west bank and jerusalem. —— easternjerusalem. and jerusalem. —— eastern jerusalem. this and jerusalem. —— easternjerusalem. this means regional states will have guarantee security, israel is entitled not to have an enemy on the doorstep and the palestinians are entitled to make their own decision about whether they want

to um take action to meet the demands of these protesters. so far um those calls for the british government to do something seem to have fallen un deaf ears, except for that what seems to be a change in tone in. the way the british government has responded to this genocidal war and the unfolding massacre that is upon us, so it seems in the south of the gaza strip in in rafa, and they're telling us, these protesters are, that are more than a thousand, which is a sizable number as far as weekday protests at this time of the evening are concerned, that they're telling us that they will continue to do so uh regardless, until and uh unless their demand is met, which is, as i say, for the british government to not mince its wars to call straight for a permanent cease fire in the gaza strip, marsia. thank you so much for that update out of london on syvice correspondent on the ground there. meanwhile, world's major, the world's major financial institutions are raising the alarm over the global economic repercussions of the ongoing us. the aggression on gaza, the international monetary fund has war

week after week, pro-palestinian protesters have come out in huge numbers to demand that the british government call for a permanent, immediate cease fire in the gaza strip and the... terminate its military and political support for apartied israel, and are galvanized by the knowledge and hope that the pressure their ramping up on the british government will eventually stir action. in a sign of that pressure working, only hours before the protest, the uk's foreign secretary david cameron joined other european leaders to caution the netanyahu regime to think twice about its mass incursion into the southern gaza city of raffa, which... ters 1.4 million displaced palestinians. we are very concerned about the situation and we want israel to stop and think very seriously before it takes any further action, but above all what we want is immediate pause in the fighting, and we want that pause to lead to a ceasefire, sustainable cease fire without a return um to further fighting. but while that may seem like a change in the uk government. tone, the protesters here say it doesn't go far enough, what kin

. hundreds of people have gathered outside of the uk prime minister's office to call in the british government to use this leverage and to call on the israeli regime to not go ahead with the planned incursion into raffa in southern gaza. said puraza was at the demo and sent us this report. emergency protest outside the uk prime minister's office to try and stop an imminent massacre, called for by the palestine solidarity campaign and a coalition of other similar organizations. week after week, pro-palestinian protesters have come out in huge numbers to demand that the british government call for a permanent, immediate cease fire in the gaza strip and to terminate its military and political support for apartide israel, and they're galvanized by the knowledge and hope that the pressure their... ramping up on the british government will eventually stir action. in a sign of that pressure working, only hours before the protest, the uk's foreign secretary david cameron joined other european leaders to caution the netanyahu regime to think twice about its mass incursion into the southern gaza city of

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>> i think the british government has called for a humanitarian pause.think that people are potentially just playing around with words. >> semantics. what's the substantive difference? >> i think if you asked the majority of parliament, there was going to be you nap aniy. the response of israel has been catastrophic. the fighting should stop, the hostages should beeturned. there rashad be negotiations about the future. not only of gaza but of the west bank and east jeers lem. israel is entitled not to have an enemy on its doorstep but palestinians are entitled to make their own determination on whether they want a state. it is up to palestinians and that is the basis for discussion. i think the good news we've heard tonht is that negotiations are still continuing. that's important because i say, again, everything points to the fact that it will be negotiations that will resolve this. recent apology said that even though the majority of israelis do not believe that force is going to work. should the conflict stop now? absolutely in my view and the british

organizers say they're expecting hundreds of thousands to turn out to hold the british government's feet to the fire. said is up press tv, london. that's r latest here on press tv. everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. how designs come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation? how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers these and more questions in this documentary. he specializes in the analysis of power and propaganda. so i, i come from glasgow in. scotland, i'm sorry, did you say that was english? i'm not english. the only way for liberation is for the decolonization of the mind. is this your first time here? how long have you been here now? how many days? two days? answer me about bristol university, russia's and ukraine war iran's foreign policy. the americans are opposed to islamic republic of iran, whatever it does. we marched when halaja was bombed with chemical weapons and

organizers say they're expecting hundreds of thousands to turn out to hold the british government's feed to the fire. saied up press tv, london. on tuesday, law makers from the opposition parties held a flash mob outside italy's lower house calling for a sice fire in the gaza street. the protest was staged while the chamber of deputies was voting on very weak motion was passed by the lower house, the approved motion doesn't acknowledge israel's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes, it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees, international law must be. enforced after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwhile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza, marginalizing palestinian voices. at the weekend during national song contest which brings tens of millions of viewers together, rapper called for a stop the israeli genocide during his. on stage, the aftermath saw a fly of condemnations by pro isra

organizers say they're expecting hundreds of thousands to turn out to hold the british government's feet to the fire. said por is up press tv, london. on tuesday, law makers from the opposition parties held a flash mob outside italy's lower house calling for a sice fire in the gaza strip. the protest was staged while the chamber of deputies was voting on six different motions on the ongoing west asia crisis. some law makers from the once anti-establishment, five star movements, the italian left and green europe parties and the democratic party gathered in parliament square. shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must stop now, i think it's time that we place our attention on what's going on in the overcrowded rafa where the israeli bombardments are ongoing, nearly 30,000 gazons have been killed, this is nothing less than a collective punishment, at the end of tuesday's vote, only very week motion was passed by the lower house, the approved motion doesn't acknowledge is... world's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes, it even confirms italy's suspension o

to see you, very quickly, what with the british government do?— british government do?of sanctions, individual sanctions to represent and violators of human rights, were stripped against of our nationality, and it�*s a crime against humanity. so many things that i presented in the inquiry. so many things that i presented in the inuui ., . so many things that i presented in the inquiry-— the inquiry. juan sebastian chamorro, _ the inquiry. juan sebastian chamorro, good _ the inquiry. juan sebastian chamorro, good to - the inquiry. juan sebastian chamorro, good to get i the inquiry. juan sebastian| chamorro, good to get your the inquiry. juan sebastian _ chamorro, good to get your thoughts in a part of the world we don�*t normally focus on. after the break, we will be here with our panel and talk about michigan my stay with us. hello there. good evening. it was a very pretty start earlier on this morning, with red sky across much of england and wales as snapped by our weather watchers — all ahead of an approaching where the front bringing thickening cloud and some outbrea

peace has always been and continues to be a permanent cease fire that they are calling on the british government here to call for if they represent the british public here. there's a lot of anger of course and and frustration and outrage of the way that the british government has conducted itself and the hawkish support it has lent the israeli regime since october the 7th that of course coupled with kind of support that the biggest opposition party here, labor has also given israel, and that has created a lot of division among the members of public here, people who have been telling us and have um made it clear everywhere that they were going to punish labor part, the labor party and of course those in power at the next general election and before that of course in the local elections in the way that... will they will vote. we've seen a few things of course change since the last demonstration, but perhaps we can get to that a little later. yeah, let's do that so we can cross on over to saikin and speak with her. um, where our correspondent is, you can hear the passion uh that uh people have when

demands met. so far, only slight change in the uk government's position. they are also saying that if they don't... live up uh to um the representing to british public, what will happen is that they are going to um punish um the mps, the the government come the next general election which is uh supposed to take place at some point this year, um, it will be their votes that they will be uh casting in a different direction, that the issue of gaza will be in their minds when they will be going to the polling stations when even when that... general election, it takes place, but for now the most urgent demand top of their list of demands is a permanent cease fire. thank you very much for that, spur is up there from london, we appreciate it. israel was shaped by the flames of war, bengaran, cognisant of vulnerabilities, devised a strategic doctrine, yet on october 7. mic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine. facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic appeaval. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy? welcome back to the news here on press tv. the spokesman for yemen's armed forces has co

_ british government can do. that is the thing, isn't it? the _ british government can do.ent and the west, more broadly, now it does have - government and the west, more broadly, now it does have a i government and the west, more broadly, now it does have a very| broadly, now it does have a very aggressive — broadly, now it does have a very aggressive posture _ broadly, now it does have a very aggressive posture towards i broadly, now it does have a very i aggressive posture towards russia. ways in _ aggressive posture towards russia. ways in which — aggressive posture towards russia. ways in which that _ aggressive posture towards russia. ways in which that might _ aggressive posture towards russia. ways in which that might be - ways in which that might be tightened. _ ways in which that might be tightened, i'm _ ways in which that might be tightened, i'm sure - ways in which that might be tightened, i'm sure they- ways in which that might be| tightened, i'm sure they will ways in which that might be - tightened, i'm sure they will be looking — tightened, i'm sure they wi

our healthcare system has an open, bleeding wound, and the british government is trying to close it withhere's a band-aid on top, advice is appearing online on how to pull out a child's tooth with your fingers, some scary substances for home fillings are being sold online, the tv show "britain's worst teeth" is on television. meet the owners of britain's creepiest teeth, they're under thirty but their rotten smiles are ruining their lives. they also serve in the army young, the british ministry of defense, the same one that is spreading panic about mobilization in the face of the russian threat. counted not only her own employees, but their teeth. more than 22 thousand military personnel, a total of 76,000 people in the regular troops require urgent dental care, they have a toothless army. in british medical news, there may be little variation. you can say that doctors don’t work when they go on strike, you can say that the whole system as a whole doesn’t work. tv presenters, politicians, doctors themselves complain about her, if they get there. patients, one of the few who does not comp

essentially, the british government wanted to introduce a mechanism that addressed grievances and injustices from the troubles era in a new way. having a new panel, essentially an independent one that would listen to testimony. and in some circumstances, a grant amnesty to people who came forward and talked about their involvement and met certain conditions according to the applicants that would have denied that injustice, potentially allowing people who killed a wounded either them or their, their relatives off scot free, even without expressing any regret for those actions. and so that is what they were challenging. and the judge decided that that breach to human rights of those victims under european human rights legislation. he also said that a stop all the civil cases was also a breach of the human rights and so on. those 2 grounds, the governments legislation, tyrant 8, does not stop other calls. it really didn't matter which way you might save. you do dictation when terry b, the side was going to continue this case by heading towards the appeal colts of the that certainly what was why

we want the british government.k with rwanda to ask them to stop their activities in the eastern drc. m23 ask them to stop their activities in the eastern drc.— ask them to stop their activities in the eastern drc. ~ 5: ., ., ., the eastern drc. m23 and the rwandan rovernment the eastern drc. m23 and the rwandan government deny _ the eastern drc. m23 and the rwandan government deny working _ the eastern drc. m23 and the rwandan government deny working together - the eastern drc. m23 and the rwandan government deny working together but| government deny working together but the un and us say there is credible evidence they are backed by rwanda. m23 say it's protecting minority ethnic groups. the lives of millions of people in eastern drc are devastated. we have approached the uk government to respond to criticism from drc authorities, but they have yet to respond. now to close this hour we have the story of two young penguins in the uk — one partially sighted and the other so ill it nearly died at birth. well, their u

, the british— directed at the british government, the british prime minister however that might be, be seen as an _ that might be, as you have got to be seen as an honest broker and that was the _ seen as an honest broker and that was the crucial difference that tony blair made — was the crucial difference that tony blair made an bertie ahern made and helped _ blair made an bertie ahern made and helped create where we are now, which _ helped create where we are now, which is — helped create where we are now, which is to — helped create where we are now, which is to have a power—sharing government out of the tangled horrible — government out of the tangled horrible history of northern ireland _ horrible history of northern ireland. it is imperative that number— ireland. it is imperative that number 10 downing street always plays _ number 10 downing street always plays that role. unfortunately, that has not _ plays that role. unfortunately, that has not been the case as it should have _ has not been the case as it should have heeri— has not been the case as it should have been since 2

tv from khiam, south lebanon. hundreds of people have gathered outside office to call on the british government to use this leverage and to call on this really regime to not go ahead with a planned incursion into rafat in southern gas. said puraza was at the demo and sent us this report and emergency protest outside the uk prime minister's office to try and stop an imminent massacre, four by the palestine solidarity campaign, and a coalition of other similar organizations. week after week, pro-palestinian protesters have come out in huge numbers to demand that the british government call for a permanent, immediate cease fire in the gaza strip and determinate its military and political support for a partide israel, and there are galvanized.

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british government rented this ship to hold illegal immigrants there in a semi-prison situation. swilmin was also baptized in england in 2017 and received british documents. 4 years later he blew himself up outside a women's hospital in liverpool. the improvised explosive device went off as he approached the hospital. where are all those who are supposed to decide questions about visas, passports or other documents looking? they must know for sure whether those to whom they are issuing papers have committed crimes or not, maybe they have already been arrested, if so, then with such people need to be treated harshly, they can’t be here. british journalists, communicating with those who knew the attacker of the woman , abdullah isidi, found out that the adoption of christianity for him was a fiction, a way to legalize himself in this country. abdul shakur ezedi told the clerk at his favorite middle eastern delicatessen where he bought halal meat that he planned to return to afghanistan one day to find a wife. every 2 weeks he came here to buy half a lamb, he never bought alcohol, h

and one of them was weissman, who took the follow-up of this promise from the british government, andween world war i and world war ii, the settlement of many zionists was transferred. now they happened from europe to occupied palestine by such people. in 1917, british foreign minister arthur j. balford. he supported the idea that palestine would be a land for the jews. a declaration that became known as the balfour declaration. balfour proposed a jewish national homeland, not a jewish state. it means that jews from all over the world can go there and sometimes they can find accommodation, not in the sense of going there. the government is formed and many oppose this national homeland. but because zionists like rochelle are behind it. being food and global statesmen in america, england, and european countries laid the groundwork for this in the first world war , somehow the situation was turned in their favor, and even coming to the region , they divided the so-called existing countries among themselves during the saxe-picot agreement. and indeed the palestinian nation. as the nation

of february, the purpose of it all of course being to ramp up to pile up the pressure on the british government to um take action to meet the demands of these protesters. israeli forces says there are attacked vehicle carrying members of lebanon's hesbollah the resistance is moving. meanwhile it's destroyed an israeli radar station and targeted several israeli settlements. our correspondent in beirot matty tells us more about latest developments. they have mentioned that they've targeted several military sites for the israelis. they started out with the rice the radar post which is in the occupied libanishaba farms and they targeted the intelligence devices uh in that post specifically, but they also used today the follow. one rocket twice on two different occasions, we had for example once in the branit uh barracks, which is of course very significant area for the soldiers, they use fulak one to target and as well as the zarat baracks, they used uh rocket uh the same rocket to target that settlement as well, they also said that in response to the continuous aggressions and the israeli assaults

the british government and the american government would say we need this because putin has threatenedthe context of the invasion of ukraine. the idea that like we just have to... everybody has to nuke up, it's not... it's false. it's not working. do you know what i mean? if you look at it, nuclear weapons haven't kept the peace. we're now in this very, very dangerous situation where, you know, the doomsday clock, the atomic scientists who put that together, they're now saying the world is in a far more dangerous situation, precisely because of what's happening in ukraine. so, we feel that, like, just adding more nuclear bombs to that situation is not going to make it safer. so, that's why we're going to continue protesting here, because we don't want these nuclear weapons coming here. we want to encourage our government to say, "no, we're not going to accept them." say hey! hey! say ho! ho! nato nukes have got to go! say hey! ho! nato nukes have got to go! there's now a global movement for a total ban on these weapons. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons has introduc

he added that both the british government and the labor party should be ashamed that thousands of women and children are being killed in gaza. now the eu foreign policy chief also called the us president to stop providing tel aviv with weapons. how many times have you heard the most prominent leaders and foreign ministers around the world saying too many people are being killed? president biden said this is too much on the top, it's not proportional. well, if you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms in order to prevent. so many people being killed. now burel also criticized israel's plan to evacuate hundreds of thousands of palestinians from raffa ahead of the looming ground invasion of the city. he noted that those palestinians will have nowhere to go if israel proceeds with the invasion of raffa that's being pounded by air strikes and artillery. over the past couple of days there have been a series of warnings about the fallout of the regime's assault on ruffa. china warning of serious. humanity disaster, urging israel to stop its attacks o

not provided specific details on the failure that is widely seen as an embarrassment to the british government. many have described this setback as a highly concerning and expensive failure, lambasting the government for wasting billions of dollars on weapons of mass destruction. the uk failed to... launch tried missile in 2016 and had been working to make the missile system more reliable since then. that does it for this. actually, we have one more piece of news. farmers have staged process in european countries once more after weeks of a continued demonstration. this time in greece, spain and poland, they've been disc with rising costs in taxes, excessive environmental rules and competition from cheap food imports. more in the news review program on it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. farmer protests throughout europe continue unabated. hundreds of spanish farmers drove the tractors to the capital madrid to make their voices heard. we want fair prices, we are selling a loss. we ask that we don't get products from third countries that don't belong to the european. economic com

of february, the purpose of it all of course being to ramp up to pile up the pressure on the british government to um take action to meet the demands of these protesters. like the rest of the world celebrations marking the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution was also held in pakistan. now reports: people from diverse backgrounds came together to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the victory of iran's islamic revolution. foreign dignitaries, diplomats, political leaders and members of civil society gathered for a ceremony hosted by the iranian embassy in the pakistani capital islamabad to mark this special day. lot of sanctions have been... post, but despite these sanctions, iran has been able to keep its sovereinity and integrity and solidarity and iran has played a very important role in the promotion of peace and stability in the islamic world. talking to press tv, pakistan's foreign minister jalil abbas chilani said that the islamic revolution of iran holds particular significance for pakistanis as the two name. share cultural and religious heritage. iran and pakistan, we

"the british government has been um approaching of this crisis, this unfolding genocide that has been ongoing for the better part of the last five months, and that's what they're out here to do, to uh deliver message to the uh israeli embassy here uh and by extension to the israeli government that they have blood on their hands, that they have to stop the genocide, and also a message to the british government that they two are complicit if they do not try and stop." stop the massacre. south koreans, palestinians and supporters of palestine have once again hit the streets of soul. the protest comes as israel intensifies his bun. bombardments on the southern gaza city of rafah in what protesters here call war crimes and genocide, they demand an end to the israeli attacks and a cease fire as well, and an end to the blanket support for israel by the us and its allies, press dv's frank smith reports from sou. palestinians and their supporters took their message to the streets of the south green capital soul again as israel's onslot on gaza continues on... palestinians in soul reminded the

the british government claims to have spent £12 billion on ukraine, but this money did not come from the need to maintain its own weapons stockpiles. whether this is really true is hidden under a veil of secrecy, but photographs of simulators instead of cruise missiles on board the mangled destroyer appeared in the british press. it turned out that the royal navy had nothing with which to strike ground targets when britain decided join the us military operation against the houthis. the chief of the british general staff, general patrick sanders, who has combat experience in iraq and afghanistan , believes that the british army may not be capable of conducting military operations. operations outside the country. our strategic power is threatened, and we may be reduced to small, static , conflict-oriented ground forces. i'm not sure what it is. the army that our nation needs or the one that politicians want to see. sanders shared these reflections in a letter to retired generals, however, he himself will soon become one of them. patrick sandres is soon due to resign from his post as ch

an british government has an obugafion british government has an obligation to keep him here until timee as the european court makes its decision. but why can't he be house arrest? why can't he be on house arrest? >> ultimate been >> i mean, ultimate he's been he's at a high he's been in prison at a high security prison, which he's doing for telling the doing time for telling the truth, which is mind blowing . truth, which is mind blowing. he's doing time for telling the truth, at least if he's going to do that, why are they not allowing him to be under house arrest? why does have be arrest? why does he have to be treated vicious treated like he's some vicious rapist, paedophile rapist, murderer, paedophile where he's in top security? why is he regarded as some sort of flight risk in the event of not actually being behind bars? >> applications have so >> our bail applications have so far been unsuccessful because of the history of him going to the ecuadorian embassy. this is the stated reasoning of the judges that gone to ecuadorian that he's gone to the ecuadorian embassy they say emba

scotland's first prime minister has slimmed the british government for failing to demand immediate cessation of the genocide in gaza. amz yusof says the london's failure will neither be forgotten or forgiven, he said that both the british government and the opposition labor party should be ashamed that thousands of women and children are being killed in the gaza strip. also the eu forem policy chief has called on the us president to stop providing tel aviv with weapons. how many times have you heard the most prominent leaders and foreign ministers around the world saying too many people are being killed. president biden said this is too much on the top. it's not proportional. well, if you believe that too many people. are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. b also criticized these really plan to evacuate hundreds of thousands of palestinians from rafa, ahead of the regimes ground invasion of the city, he noted that those palestinians will have nowhere to go if israel proceeds with invasion of raffa, which is being pounded by airs

there's been a shift amongst the british, as they realized they have been misled by their government and mainstream media regarding the us-israely genocide in gaza. this awakening means there will be no led-up in protests across the country until the... genocide of palestinians ends. that, according to benjamal, the director of palestine solidarity campaign, when we caught up with him at the national pro palestinian rally in london this past weekend. i think we are able to maintain the momentum because people are still outraged by the actions of our government. it's refusal to accept that israel is now charged in front of the world's highest court with the crime of gene. and that places responsibility on our government and they're not living up to those responsibilities, continuing to sell weapons to israel and in the past couple of weeks making a decision to cut funding from unvra, the agency providing essential services to the palestinian people, and the continuing to march cuz they see what's happening, they see the genocide unling, they know that right now there are 1.7 million p

— jet zero. 0ne british government calls it — jet zero.sustainable aviation fuel, which is made up of vegetable oils and animal fats, ratherthan of vegetable oils and animal fats, rather than fossil fuels. but right now, it makes up less than i% of the aviation fuel supply. the industry is going to need almost 500 tonnes to meet its decarbonisation goal. to get there — a lot of chips in the fryer. finnish company, neste, the world's largest producer, recently built a refinery here in south—east asia. but here's the challenge — sustainable aviation fuel is 3-5 — sustainable aviation fuel is 3—5 times more expensive than traditionaljet fuel. tt’s 3-5 times more expensive than traditionaljet fuel.— traditional 'et fuel. it's not easy for— traditionaljet fuel. it's not easy for airlines _ traditionaljet fuel. it's not easy for airlines to - traditionaljet fuel. it's not easy for airlines to just - easy for airlines to just switch to more costly sustainable aviation fuel if their competitors are not required to do the same. and that's why regul

fronts benchers which means shadow ministers in the opposition party of the position of the british government is clear it continues to support the israeli regime but all hope and and pressure i would say is on the labor party this evening uh one to vote for the season. fire to be on the right side of history and to not risk losing the support of millions of brits, among them the many muslims who live here who have told us on numerous occasions that are they are disappointed in the way and the position that the labor party has adopted on the uh ongoing unfolding genocidal campaign um in the gaza strip and and also to head off to avoid a rebellion within the labor party itself. um, over the past few days, the labour party leader kier starmer uh, while in scotland called for immediate cease fire, a cease fire that lasts, he said, but since then it has emerged that they have been meeting with members of the party to make an amendment um to the motion brought forward by by the smp to try and get those uh potentially rebellious mps to abstain from voting for. for seizfire, that will, of course, no

there's been a shift amongst the british as they realize they have been misled by their government and mainstream media regarding the us israely genocide in gaza. this awakening means there will be no... led up in protests across the country until the genocide of palestinians ends. that, according to benjamal, the director of palestine solidarity campaign, when we caught up with him at the national pro palestinian rally in london this past weekend. i think we are able to maintain the momentum uh, because people are still uh outraged by the actions of our government. it's refusal uh to accept uh that israel is now charged in front of. world's highest court with the crime of genocide and that places responsibility on our government and they're not living up to those responsibilities, continuing to sell weapons to israel and in the past couple of weeks making a decision to cut funding from unra, the agency providing essential services to the palestinian people, and they they know that right now there are 1.7 million palestinians in gaza who are displace who are sheltering wherever they ca

that message is cleared to call you direct to the at the west side of the british government. and of course the government protesters are condemning the use of pages a states meeting or what they are referred to as the site genocide. we'll see how many people are standing against. i called another, do you have any military forces to step up that escalated military activities when it comes to marketing british ships? and of course, it's really lean chips in the red c a c. we came here for our brothers and goes to protest against the oppression happening in the all messages to the us and the u. k. no matter how much you try, no matter how much you strive, no matter how are we going to you all we are here ready to tell you. we have steadfast and will not back down by them. and there's a red line that they cannot cross until the aggression on bills ends and 8 inches the inkling today we came out to on. so the colon support our brothers and goals are. this is a religious duty for every free. i'm in a to go out to the square s. my message is to the aggressive intelligence policies in

as far as i understand, he has never been accused of crimes in the united kingdom. yet the british governmentns him, detains the journalist without bringing charges against him. even before the meeting of the high court of london , large-scale protests began to break out around the world in support of the journalist. the slogans are identical: freedom for assange and journalism is not a crime. demonstrations swept london, paris, and pigeons flew up in rome. in the west , the attacks on democracy and freedom of speech under the gun of prosecution are probably again confused in the wording, in anticipation of a shot at the phonela. the united states will take revenge on the journalist to the last, assange has been in custody since 2010. it was then that the wikileaks website, founded for the publication of secret documents, acquired wide fame. all because of the release of state department pentagon documents, including diplomatic correspondence about military operations in iraq and afghanistan. these include the following footage of american soldiers indiscriminately shooting at unarmed civilia

and as we heard the activist say earlier that they're not going to stop unless and until the british government changes its position. um, how do you see that, and i haven't lived here for for a long time, but i think this level of commitment is really unprecedented. absolutely, i think that um, we've not seen this level of commitment before, um, "it's it, i've been organizing protests for a long time now, and even i'm shocked seeing that the turnout isn't dwindling, and it's amazing to see that people are willing to come out weekend after weekend after weekend to fight for what they believe is is right for for human rights, and we are seeing more and more that our government, be it democracy, doesn't seem to reflect what the people want, and more and more people are getting frustrated and are willing to come out. so this is something that will escalate, i don't think it's something that will quiet and down with um our government's silence, i think that the more silent they are and the more complicit the uk becomes, um, the more the people will stand up, so when you are going to protest, i would