among the members of the british parliament , they refer to the gaza war as a political earthquake in england. the israeli regime's military invasion of gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in 40 days of this war once again put the british parliament to a test of enlightenment. a request for a ceasefire or the continuation of this crime, the majority of mps chose the second option, 29 of the 41 mps opposed the request for a ceasefire in gaza. the plan of the national party of scotland, the third largest party in england, has created a political earthquake in the english parties, especially the position of the labor party, the senior member of the labor party resigned from his position in the shadow government, and 56 representatives of this party in the parliament also disagreed with the opinion of the leader of the party, starmer. the workers acted and called for a ceasefire, but none of the representatives of the ruling party agreed to a ceasefire in gaza . most of the representatives opposed the ceasefire. their support for israel in the killing of the peo

council with interruption in the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza, the members of the british parliament opposed the plan to establish a ceasefire in gaza. the plan is the national party of scotland. the representative agreed with it, but 29 representatives opposed it. at the same time, thousands of people protested in front of the british parliament building and the surrounding streets and shouted for an immediate ceasefire. 3. they asked the mps to oppose the ceasefire in gaza. a number of members of the labor party resigned from this party in protest against these decisions . we get the news from the news section at 10 p.m during the mobilization week, several different plans will begin, including the dispatch of medical teams to less fortunate areas and plans to remove obstacles from small and medium industries. this project will be carried out in 200 days, focusing on the program that will start in fars province, god willing, and 554 civil service desks will be activated in 54 cities along with this program, god willing. we have the celebration of the moser prisoners' azadeh golriza

gaza killed and the wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in the 40 days of this war put the british parliament once again in front of a test of enlightenment. requesting a cease-fire and stopping the genocide of palestinians or the continuation of this crime, the majority of parliamentarians chose the second option , 293 of the 418 representatives opposed the door in gaza . the leaders of both the main british parties , conservative and labour, who have different views on most policies , have agreed to oppose a ceasefire in gaza. the truce is breathless. repetition of the leaders of the zionist regime and the american regime. the plan of the scottish national party, the third largest party in england, but a mask it has removed the humanitarianism from the faces of many english representatives and politicians and has created a political earthquake in the british parties , especially challenging the position of the labor party on the eve of the elections. so far, 11 senior members of the labor party have resigned from their positions in the shadow government and 56 the representative of this par

caroline noakes has been a member of the british parliament for 13 years, during all this time, she saysed more than fifty times already. london's government quarter had just been rocked by a rape case in parliament; a couple of days earlier, there was a fuss over mp peter bohn approaching a colleague with his pants down; and a little earlier , mp julian knight was accused of sexual assault, only with since the last convocation, 24 official investigations into cases of sexual harassment within the walls of the british parliament have already been launched. we are talking about very powerful people and often their victims, or the complaints department has been operating in parliament for 5 years, charlotte nichols wrote a complaint there against a colleague who harassed her in the corridor, but she will have to wait for the results of the investigation for several months, this is the standard procedure, do you believe in the impartiality of the complaints department ? i don't want to answer this question. for example, chris pincher was banned from entering parliament for only 8 weeks afte

you, good evening, yes, here we are, there is a protest taking place as we speak outside the british parliament, right beyond me, just few meters for more and more people carrying palestinian flags and uh placard supporting the people in gaza joined the protest, i'm going to fall silent for second for you to hear what they're saying. i wonder if you can hear that above the den of the traffic, but they are saying seasfire now, sease fire now. now why are they here at seven. pm this evening, the house of commons is going to vote on two different motions, one, an amendment introduced by the smp, the scottish national party's uh member of parliament here, stephen flynn, that calls for an immediatefire, he uh, the smp has described the situation in the gaza strip as a humanitarian uh catastrophe, let's call it a spade, a spade, they have been saying, writing on their website and in their text of their motion. um that an immediatefire should be taking place um, asap as soon as possible. on the other hand, you have the labor amendment to the king's speech, but what it does, it says it is calling for e

. >> king charles iii formally opened british parliament, announcing the priorities for the coming months. this was the first king's speech in more than 70 years since it was delivered by his grandfather, king george vi. he previously gave the queen's speech on behalf of his mother elizabeth in may of 2022, when he was a prince. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] pres. biden: king charles: my lords, pray be seated king charles:. king charles iii: please be seated. [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] >> my lord and members of the house of commons. king charles iii: it is mindful of a legacy of service and devotion to this country set by my beloved mother, the late queen that i deliver the first king's speech in over 70 years. the impact of covid and war in ukraine have challenges for the united kingdom. that is why my government's priority is to make the difficult but necessary long-term decisions to change this country for the better. my minister is focused on increasing economic grow

thanks charles the third formally open british parliament announcing the government's agenda and produce for the coming months. this was the first speech and more than 70 years since it was delivered by charles' grandfather king george vi in 1951. his mother elizabeth in may of 2022 when he was a prince. [background noises] [background noises] >> my lord . [background noises] [background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> my lord's and members of the house of commons it is mindful of the legacy of service and devotion to this country set by my beloved mother the late queen that i delivered this the first king's speech in over 70 years the impact of covid in the war in ukraine created significant long-term challenges to the united kingdom. that is why my government's priority is to make the difficult but necessary long-term decisions to change this country for the better. might minister's focus is on increasing economic growth and safeguarding the health and security of the british people for generations toon come. my government will continue to take action to bring down inflation, to e

thousands of people from different sections of the british people held a protest rally in front of the parliament building and the british prime minister's office on wednesday evening in protest against the opposition of the majority of parliamentarians to the request for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and to stop the killing of palestinians. five weeks of demonstrations by hundreds of thousands of people from different sections of the british people the protest against the victory of the palestinians led to a meeting of parliamentarians with the government. with the proposals of the scottish national party to establish a ceasefire in gaza. stephen feeley, the leader of the representatives of the scottish national party, the third largest party in england, wants an immediate ceasefire in gaza and challenged the attitude of the government and the labor party in opposing the ceasefire in gaza . children have been killed in gaza . newborn children are dying for no reason. the party leaders should at least let the representatives vote freely. when the government and leaders of both parties major with

walks of life of the british people protested against the opposition of the majority of parliamentarians on wednesday evening. they held a protest rally in front of the parliament building and the british prime minister's office with the request for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and to stop the killing of palestinians . five weeks of demonstrations by hundreds of thousands of people from different groups of british people in protest of the palestinian genocide led to a meeting of parliamentarians with the government . with the party's proposals. to establish a ceasefire in gaza, stephen flynn, the leader of the representatives of the scottish national party, the third largest party in england, wants a ceasefire fori is in gaza and has challenged the attitude of the government and the labor party in opposing the ceasefire in gaza . newborn babies are dying due to lack of oxygen. the party leaders should at least let the representatives vote freely. when the government and the leaders of both major parties are against the ceasefire in gaza and the party representatives are obliged to approve their opinion. the result is clear. the representatives opposed the req

maintenance of palestine required at least 100,000 soldiers, part 1a. the bankrupt in weak british parliament immediately left the issue of palestine to the united nations. i now declare open the first. meeting of the united nations palestine commission. in 1947, the partition plan of palestine was approved by the united nations, and palestine was divided between the arabs and the jews, but it was decided that the zionist would not have the right to form any government before british forces leave palestine. it was the golden opportunity the zionists have been looking for for years. from that time on, the zionist terrorist groups drove the final nail in the coffin of the british empire with numerous bombings and attacks on british soldiers. may 14th, 1948, the last british ship had not faded away yet when benurian announced the existence of israel in a speech broadcasted by the media, from the jewish harmland, palestine and the jewish brigade. the skirmish started. israel occupied haïfa and pretty soon the cities of safa and akra fell. after the bombardment of jafa, saran and his friends left

the british government while in parliament. he unveiled his autumn outfit, which caused a wave of reactions and criticism. today, the treasury minister lifted the cover of 13 years of economic failure. we were told this is a growth budget, but now we see that the country's economy is going to be 40 billion pounds smaller by 2027. the economic growth of the country has stopped, the cost of mortgages has increased, taxes know the income. prices are still the same it goes up and many families are trying to raise their living expenses from month to month. the british treasury minister says that he has chosen the best options for the economy of this country . after the pandemic and the energy crisis, we had to make difficult decisions . to get the economy back on track, we supported the families. in the description of the british autumn budget, the credits for military affairs and the modernization of the country's nuclear weapons were not mentioned, but the british government further announced that it will add another 11 billion po

support for israel is not only limited to the british parliament.the streets, supporters of israel attack peaceful gatherings of palestinian supporters. the urgency and freedom of the palestinian land from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea became the main slogan of the supporters of the palestinian cause in england. in support of the people of palestine and gaza, france witnessed the establishment of demonstrations and reconciliation. the focus of this rahimai in paris and from republic square. it was held towards mellat square. this demonstration is very important. in a situation where the people of gaza are being massacred by the colonialist and extremist regime with the complicity of some western countries, including the united states, we the people should be present in the streets. despite the large number of media supporting the zionist regime in france and false and biased narratives , the public opinion of this country is fully aware of the crimes that are happening in gaza these days. under the pretext that hamas forces are there, bu

the labor party leader there, sarwar to push the labor politicians to vote for it um in the british parliament, but there was another one as well, table by... labor under kire starmer that only called for a durable um cessation of fighting as soon as possible. the warding of course is important, we have known the labor party's position um on what is happening in the gaza strip, which was a humanitarian pause, they only changed the warding to durable uh succession of fighting just to prevent a mutane, a rebellion by the labor front benchers. um in the inside the uh inside the parliament, but what we saw happen was neither of those two motions or amendments um gained the required voting, of course, even if they had um they wouldn't really have much of an impact in terms of uh wrapping the government's hands behind its back, because the uk government's position under this conservative prime minister, rishack remains the same, which is still humanitarian positive. is short of a ceasefire. um, as that happened, as they say, there were protesters outside, and the a chance was shame on you, uh, to uh

will be, no, there is no world culture, it cannot be removed, five hundred meters from the british parliamentsidents in pure russian declare their love for vysotsky for pushkin, the monument to whom was demolished in odessa, film vysotsky odessa notebook, filmed in 2018, its creator believes that this layer of culture cannot be demolished, they love him everywhere, you know, even say, now in a situation where some kind of thing is happening... you understand, such a terrible mess, with his songs, even there there people come out to say, they believe that this is supposedly yours, drag the guy to the mountains, take a risk , don’t leave him alone, if in conjunction with me alone, you’ll understand who he is, there won’t be a second socialist, he’s a socialist, this is a film about films shot at the odessa film studio , where the best talents of a large country blossomed, from which now only the name remained, and the soul was gone, there vysotsky played his first leading role in a movie for the first time, and began to drink from the screen. even though habadada is flying now, kiev, kharkov, c

no, no culture, no, no world culture, this cannot be removed, five hundred meters from the british parliamentdents in pure russian confess their love for vysotsky to pushkin , whose monument is in vysotsky's film odessa notebook was demolished in odessa, filmed in 2018. its creator believes that this layer of culture cannot be demolished. to say, they love him everywhere, you know, even to say, now in a situation where some kind of you know, such a terrible mess is happening, with his songs, even there, there people come out to say, they believe that supposedly this is theirs. pull the guy to the mountains, take a risk, don’t abandon him. him, if in conjunction with me alone, you yourself will understand who he is, there will be no second one, this is a film about films shot at the odessa film studio, which blossomed the best talents of a large country, and from which now only the name remains, but the soul is gone, there vysotsky played his first leading roles in a movie for the first time he sang from the screen, even now letitbada, open kiev ... kharkov, chisinau, and lev open, but i don’t

at the same time as the meeting of the government and representatives of the british parliament outsidehe senior members of the british public service and commercial employees union also held a protest rally, with a speech by richard bergen , a palestinian rights representative from the city of leyed, it is very important that the members of the unions defend the rights of the palestinians. this is the best movement of our unions, which is actually a practical support. long live solidarity with the nation. the support of the leaders and most of the members of parliament from both major parties of this country to the israeli regime in the killing of the palestinian people was described as an obvious shamelessness. more than 14,000 people were killed by israel's bombing in gaza, most of them children. this tormenting unjustified and shameful that most representatives. both the conservative and labor parties supported the continuation of the war and did not take any steps to stop the killing. protesters say it's time to take action to stop israel's war killing machine. our big message to t

it is not to the british parliament. in the streets, the supporters of israel are attacking the peaceful gathering of palestinian supporters. urgently, the freedom of the palestinian land from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea has become the main slogan of the palestinian cause in england. the people say that peace and security in the region is only with the end of the occupation of the palestinian land, on the 6th consecutive saturday , french cities witnessed the establishment of demonstrations and marches in support of the people of palestine and gaza in paris from republic square to mellat square. this demonstration is extremely important, that too in the situation where the people are killed by the regime colonialists and extremists are being massacred with the complicity of some western countries, including the united states. we the people should also be present in the streets. despite the large number of media supporting the zionist regime in france and false and biased narratives , the public opinion of t

the pro-palestinian march ignored both churchill and sunak, walking far from the british parliament andng, the prime minister's residence. they don’t have any questions about the bombing of peaceful neighborhoods in gaza. to the cretan authorities, to a higher authority, to biden's representative office on the thames. elizaveta gerson, halfin and irina chernyshova. broadcasting company tv. london. military operation in kiev, new losses in the kupinsky direction. russian military groups west destroyed four mortar crews, a polish bradley infantry fighting vehicle, three drones and an american-made armored personnel carrier. the deployment points were bombed by our aircraft, and the places where manpower accumulated were hit by the crews of heavy flamethrower systems. simultaneously on in forward positions, our infantry is covered by mortar crews. our mortar men operate from shelters, this allows us to save time for collapsing the position and makes the work of the crews safer, this is the dugout they make for him, naturally, we hide so that we cannot see from above, well, we dig in, this

the pro -palestinian march marched far from the british parliament and downing, the prime minister'stions about bombings peaceful neighborhoods in gaza they do not have cretans, but to a higher authority. according to the ministry of defense, the russian military repelled two attacks by an assault group in the kharkov region, in the donetsk direction, fighters of the southern group of troops repelled five ukrainian attacks, the enemy lost up to 250 military personnel killed and wounded. a self-propelled artillery unit, a polish- made krap, was hit. an m-119 howitzer, made in the usa. three d-30 guns and one d-20 golbitz. in total , russian troops carried out attacks on personnel and military equipment of the armed forces of ukraine in 132 regions, two highmores and 42 ukrainian missiles were intercepted by pvu. drone the ukrainian authorities must at least temporarily come to terms with the loss of crimea and stop fighting with russia in order to begin rebuilding the country. this opinion was expressed in an article for bloomberg by the former commander-in-chief of nato armed forces

gaza killed and the wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in the 40 days of this war put the british parliament once again in front of a test of enlightenment. and to stop the genocide of palestinians or to continue this crime, the majority of mps chose the second option, 29 of the 41 mps opposed the request for a ceasefire in gaza. the leaders of both major parties in england, conservative and labor, who have different opinions on most policies , have agreed to oppose the ceasefire in gaza. they say that the ceasefire is just a repetition of the words of the leaders of the zionist regime and the american regime. the plan of the scottish national party is the third . the great party of england but the mask of philanthropy removed from the faces of many english representatives and politicians and has created a political earthquake in english parties, especially challenging the position of the labor party on the eve of the elections . so far, 11 senior members of the labor party have resigned from their positions in the shadow government, and 56 representatives of this the party in the parliament

it is near the prime minister's building and the british parliament, and the message of this means thatwe are going to gather in this center to announce that this volume of noise and anger of the people will reach the closed ears of politicians and the british government, which is actually to the generation of the palestinian priests. helping the zionist regime for genocide put an end to the palestinians and actually try to immediately stop the ceasefire and stop the killing of palestinian women and children , especially mr. qa . and in the same way, there were restrictions on these public gatherings in the last month. yes, you see, they raise several issues that i think require a detailed discussion to be devoted to this issue in order to express its dimensions. people already know that trafalgar, which i was talking about, is a family out of six people, they came from manchester , the grandmother came with her son and her daughter-in-law with her grandchildren, they came here to participate in this demonstration . that we want to show our solidarity from here and with this glorious ga

it is not only limited to the british parliament, but also in the streets, supporters of israel attackceful gatherings of supporters of palestine. immediate ceasefire and freedom of the palestinian land from. the jordan river to the mediterranean sea has become the main slogan of the supporters of the palestinian cause in england. people say that lasting peace and security in the region can only be achieved with the end of the occupation of the palestinian land. and two gathering places were among these goals. after the zionist army denied that its hormesis 45 drone was targeted in the north of the occupied territories. by publishing the pictures of inbad being targeted, hezbollah once again showed itself as ashraf in the media battlefield in addition to the operational battlefield. the security here is due to the existence of hezbollah . the zionist army denied the downing of its drones . but the release of these pictures revealed their lies to the city dwellers, especially in providing their security. lebanon's hezbollah announced that in three operations it has targeted the zionist

gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in 40 days of this war put the british parliamente again in front of an enlightening test. requesting a cease-fire and stopping the genocide of palestinians or the continuation of this crime, the majority of parliamentarians chose the second option. some people opposed the request for a cease-fire in gaza. the plan of the scottish national party, the third largest party in england , has created a political earthquake in the english parties. especially the position of the labor party in astana challenged elections. so far , 11 senior members of the labor party have resigned from their positions in the shadow government, and 56 representatives of this party in the parliament acted against the opinion of the leader of the labor party and demanded a ceasefire. but none of the representatives of the ruling party agreed to a ceasefire in gaza . most of the representatives' opposition to the establishment of a ceasefire and their support for israel in killing the people of gaza has caused anger and anger in different sections of the people

palestinian people, the participants described the support of the government and some members of the british parliament as shameful for the zionist regime. the presence of supporters of the palestinian cause and opponents of the zionist regime in the streets of central london for the seventh week in a row. i am from iran. the people of iran are with the people palestine stands and feels their pain very well . because our conditions were similar to the palestinians and we lived under british occupation for 800 years. but with resistance and struggle. we achieved independence and we believe that victory belongs to the palestinians. presently in this demonstration by raising thousands of palestinian flags and chanting the slogan of the freedom of the palestinian land from the sea to the river, israel is a terrorist and childish regime , try and punish the criminals in front of the british prime minister's building, show the support of the government and parliament of this country to the zionist regime in the genocide of the palestinians. they considered it shameful and gave pakistan they demanded this pol

england unveiled the country's budget law while the members of the british parliament said that there is a clear prospect for fulfilling the government's promises to improve the country's economic situation. and the living conditions of the people are not observed. critics of the government's performance say that the economic growth of the country has stopped. the british government unveiled its autumn budget in the parliament, which caused a wave of reactions and criticisms. today, the treasury minister lifted the cover of 13 years of economic failure. we were told that this budget is for growth, but now we see that the country's economy is going to be 40 billion pounds smaller by 2027. the economic growth of the country has stopped. the cost of mortgages has increased, taxes eat away at incomes, prices continue to rise, and many families in reducing the cost of living from the beginning of the month to the end of the month. but the british treasury minister says: he has chosen the best options for the economy of this country. after the pandemic and the energy crisis, we had to make

silence, yesterday we had - vote in the house of commons in which the house of commons, the british parliament rejected the call for a ceasefire. which is basic uh you know um call for uh for peace uh which happens everywhere but uh here it's a license and a green light for israel to continue doing whatever it wants so um so this will continue until uh some power or somebody decides to intervene and stop it and i think what's happening is exactly what happened in kashmir. with india um when you know few years ago india basically annexed kashmir and made it a part of um a part of uh india and started to resettle uh hindus in kashmir to to alter the population mix to to to um continue the ethnic cleansing of kashmiris and i you're going to see that in gaza, they're going to destroy it totally, the aim of the destruction and and um, you know, cutting off all means of civilian livelihood and survival is to force them out into another area such as the sina in egypt or or elsewhere, we've even heard israeli ministers say that the other countries should take them in, um, they've called it the nakbah.

gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in 40 days of this war put the british parliamente again in front of an enlightening test. request for cease and desist genocide of palestinians or the continuation of this crime, the majority of mps chose the second option out of 41 mps, 293 opposed the request for a ceasefire in gaza. the leaders of both major british parties , i.e. conservative and labor, have different views on most policies. they also expressed their opposition to the ceasefire in gaza. the truce is breathless. repetition of the leaders of the zionist regime and the american regime. the plan of the national party of scotland, the third largest party in england, has removed the humanitarian mask from the faces of many english representatives and politicians and has created a political earthquake in english parties. especially the position of the labor party. on the eve of the contested elections, 11 senior members of the labor party resigned from their positions in the shadow government, and 56 representatives of this party in the parliament acted against the opi

of the british prime minister, in response to a number of questions from the members of the british parliament that they ask how many more defenseless palestinian women and children have to be killed before the british government tries for a ceasefire , repeating its repeated words about israel's right to defend itself. the leader of the british labor party has also been against the regime since the beginning of israel's attacks on various areas of palestine, including gaza zionist supported. and the cutoff of water, electricity, medicine and food in gaza is israel's right. a number of representatives of the labor party, the second largest british party, resigned in the city councils in protest against the words of the leader of this party, starmer . to try general punishment is a war crime according to the geneva convention. does he use this opportunity to ask israel to immediately stop this general punishment and try to establish a ceasefire? from the point of view of the majority of the british people. i think many things happen behind closed doors that we don't know about and we don't know

order for israel to achieve political objectives and in the west, i mean we can see in the british parliament of palestinian blood, they were - shed, on the october the 7th attack that was made, we now know that all the horror stories, the babies will be headed and so on was simply untrue, and indeed when the shit, the the hostage. back and gave a press conference at the, i think it was the el shipper hospital, she said they've been treated humanely, and then apparently the hospitals pr avib is facing dismissal for allowing that, so many great points there, and sadly though, with those comments, we've come to the end of the show, let me thank my esteemed guest shaber rasvy, and tony greenstein. for gaza attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more, until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts, goodbye. operation also flug took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon unpressed tv. 40 days into 42 days that is into the israeli war on gaza and more

in gaza, support for israel is not only limited to the british parliament. in the streets, supporters of israel attack peaceful gatherings of palestinian supporters. the urgency and freedom of the palestinian land from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea has become the main slogan of the supporters of the palestinian cause in england. people say that lasting peace and security in the region can only be achieved with the end of the occupation of the palestinian land . karun from the book and poster of the national plan to memorize the holy quran. this plan was started to memorize 15 to 20 verses of the quran. kareem is one of the indicators and communication programs of dar al-qur'an kareem organization, which was started with the aim of creating discourse and preserving the quran. the unveiling of the messotore book was the beginning of the implementation of the national project of memorizing the qur'an subject, in which those interested are supposed to memorize 15 to 200 verses of the revelation with concepts . the social contexts and the crises that

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gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in 40 days of this war put the british parliamentonce again in front of an enlightening test. request for cease and desist the massacre of palestinians or the continuation of this crime, the majority of parliamentarians chose the second option , 293 of the 418 representatives opposed the request for a ceasefire in gaza. the plan of the national party of scotland, the third largest party in england, has created a political earthquake in the english parties, especially challenging the position of the labor party on the eve of the elections. so far, 11 senior members of the labor party have resigned from their positions in the shadow government and 56 representatives of this party in the parliament. they also acted against the opinion of starmer, the leader of the labor party, and demanded a ceasefire. but none of the representative of our important message for mps request fire an immediate end to the bombings of gaza is a request that has been expressed for weeks, but the members of the parliament who are committed to following the dem

in london, the participants described the support of the government and some members of the british parliament as shameful for the zionist regime. in several cities of morocco, the citizens demanded the severance of relations with the zionist regime and from other countries they wanted to end the process of normalizing relations with the zionists. berlin, germany was also the scene of the largest demonstration against the war in the gaza strip. the participants in this demonstration emphasized the necessity of ending germany's arms support to the zionist regime and condemned berlin's support for tel aviv. the minister of science, research and technology instructed in a letter to the heads of universities and higher education and research centers of the country. issued the formation of jihad tabin operational headquarters. according to mr. zulfi gol, this camp was established with the aim of following the order of the supreme leader of the revolution and the need of the society for correct and appropriate explanation and narration. the basis of the declaration order is formed and its head in th

parliament, and did not agree with lee borist, threw up the votes of his party, as a result , the british parliamenton, and of course brexit is a classic mistake, which is why it will be included in all textbooks, as called as a man who managed to babble when he was not asked to, cost his career, idiot, yes, that’s why british foreign policy is in good, reliable hands? yes, let's tell you, it's just that no one pulled his tongue, he said, i'm against brexit, i and i will hold a national vote on this topic, he resigned , that is, why, why, an amazing person, well, that's good, to develop he started trading in sri lanka, but on the other hand, excuse me, on the other hand, let’s still see, compared to everyone who is there, he heavyweight, internationally, well , since johnson was removed, right? no, well, he’s the only one left, but not the woman who’s all lies, well, it seems to me, that is, suela braverman , who doesn’t have a drop of jewish blood, and who has indian roots, and whose parents are from mauritius and from kenya, yes, horror, he would be curious, how quickly they gave him a pen, that’s

yet had time to go into his office, and what’s more, yesterday, there were hearings in the british parliamentegation , who were trying to understand what zelsky wanted to tell them, he again tried to show off his knowledge of the english language, and said something several times, and they were honest, you can see it was that very tensely with such eyes they listened to it very simply , look, you have to pronounce all the english words that come to you, that... and the main thing is that at first there was no translator there in all the introductory parts, and cameron spoke in -english, and by the way, he is a good speaker, i have to give him credit, i learned a lot from when he was prime minister, well , he writes speeches impeccably, this is not boris johnson, who stutters, stutters, and so on, but zelsky also can’t understand him i could, but when i heard the name bor. i look, oh, phew, i was relieved from my heart, i immediately stopped itching, i immediately suddenly began to smile, for the first time, actually, once during this meeting, but the meeting, of course, was interesting due to

i know that you went to the british parliament. you're treated this in fact that you went to the british parliaments and you spoke to m p 's about how you say is real, how israel has killed your family. and this is what you say. i beg them to vote for a cease fire to end the suffering of my people and they voted know, how do you react about? do you think that the, the western world is failing. palestinians that there was in world has been assigned for the bus or a 75 years. it was in england. it wasn't the okay. that the bell for issued his declaration to give those are and is the zionist movement homeland. and by this time, and they have been fading us ever since, by was very disappointed when i went to the part of because i was picking from my heart, i was talking to them. i told them that is ready to go to $21.00 family members, including 14 kids. i beat them to stop this genocide. they big them to vote for us . he's fight. unfortunately, that is not. and it was really disappointed to know that there are so many human beings her

additional motives for showing, let’s say, harshness, this gradual approach of the elections to the british parliamentying, showing here this harshness in relations with the greek side , at least to score political points, to show that he is responding to requests for toughness, and in fact, how did all these treasures end up in england, took them there at the beginning of the 19th century the british ambassador to the ottoman empire , it was under its rule that greece was then , and the sultan gave the ambassador permission, 12 sculptures, slabs with ornaments and several other fragments from the pediments of the porthenon arrived in london. later they were bought by a british museum, and they have been there for more than 150 years. greeks. in turn, for several decades now they have been trying to prove their right to sculpture, calling the actions of the british to remove the statue illegal. the british have their own arguments, they claim that for that time everything was according to law, moreover, in the british museum in london, the statues are preserved in ideal conditions and are free for eve

failed to accept document calling for peace in palestine the british parliament voted there in the eveningosal from the scottish national party, which demands that official london: strive for a ceasefire in gas, but the ruling conservative party of prime minister rishi sunak and even some of the opposition labor voted against. in the zone of a special military operation in the krasno-liman direction, russian mortars destroyed a nationalist stronghold. the soldiers fired only one sighting mine, after which they covered the enemy trenches with a volley of fragmentation shells. ammunition. the enemy offered no resistance and left his positions. drones help our units detect and destroy such fortified points; without them, combat operations are difficult to imagine. they conduct reconnaissance, adjust artillery fire, and often attack enemy dugouts themselves. sometimes a real drone duel breaks out in the sky, then everything depends on the skill of the operators. omar magomedov saw. the bars-23 unit is responsible for the destruction of nato armored vehicles, dugouts, we will launch a drone fro

countries that supported the support of the public opinion for israel in some way, but in the british parliament, there was also a proposal in some way it was put to a vote, and in a way, this plan was also voted on he didn't bring it, but this is an important point that 347 delegates calling for a ceasefire and supporting the british government in a way for a ceasefire in gaza, this shows how influential the public opinion was in a way, the demonstrations in london were in america itself. how effective is this increasing pressure of public opinion and pressure on the governments, but the main issue that exists is the adoption of the legitimacy of the acceptance of the rulers of the governments in a way that they gain this adoption from the public opinion and their own nations. if you pay attention, mr. macron in the first few days of the war by somehow traveling to the occupied territories and even mr. biden himself, by traveling to the occupied territories, they have all their support for the zionist regime, but this pressure of public opinion in the form of 54 days of war caused mr. macron to

order for israel to achieve a political objectives and in the west, i mean we can see in the british parliamentel, and of israel." there is no limits uh for the amount of they will uh shed - on the october the seventh attack. that was made, we now know that all the horror stories, the babies were beheaded and so on was simply untrue, and indeed when the shit, the the hostage came back and gave a press conference, the els, i think was shifer hospital, she said they've been treated humanely, and then apparently the hospitals pr, is facing dismissal for allowing that? tony, so many great points there, and sadly though, with those comments, we've come to the end of the show, let me thank my esteemed guest shaber rasvy and tony greenstein for gaza attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more, until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts, goodbye. the us pushed one sided mark overseas. fire announced in northern gaza comes as a direct result of the failure of the israeli occupation army to achieve any significant battlefield accomplishments that could be used in negotiations. this suggests that

it's disgraceful the amount of politicians that have gone along with this, it was vote in the british parliamentand rather than the opposition, mark, what i wanted to to raise here, mark, this the the question of a ceasefire and the fact that despite the millions that have taken to the streets here, the parliament said no. despite the smp amendment parliament said no, despite the mounting death toll parliament said no. your own reflections? well, as i was about to say, sakir starmer, the leader of the so-called opposition ordered his 200 mps to abstain a ceasfire. he's lost a dozen people in his shadow cabinet on the front bench who have either resigned or been sacked by him because they dared. to vote for a ceasefire uh, these politicians have the blood of palestinians on their hands and they're on the wrong side of history, and they will be damned by their failure to stop this massacre, this slaughter, this genocide, there must be a seefire now, not a humanitarian cause, that's just fig leaf, smoke screen for those who don't really want the slaughter to end. and it must end, and i think that i