"oh, well, maybe it'll get better with with camala harris if she wins. well, i don't, think we can have any hope for her, and um, so i think it's a warning which..." "we should all around the world um follow what uh the electronic antifata says and reject camala harris as any type of leader who can help uh palestine and robert it gets me because you spoke about feeling embolden, we always use that word when it comes to the regime when it's either arab countries normalizing ties with it or all these resolutions that the us vito bails it out of but and it just adds" to that uh sense of impunity. um, you know, i mean, the regime was very unpopular, robert, with many of the people in the world that knew the regime, recognized it, understood the history uh behind the palestinians and the um israelis, but due to the the the genocide we're experiencing in gaza, it's now the regime is unpopular with practically everyone to a john's point, everyone knows about the regime now what it stands for and what it does, and uh... basically what i'm trying to say is when y

camala harris, when she said, we are the, i mean, the palestinian people, they have should have their freedom and they should, we should get rid of or stop this, not, she didn't say genocide, but these atrocities, and the killing in gaza, however, however, she said, although i know... that sexual attacks happened in gaza in october the 7th, she she's adopting the narrative of the israelis which had been proven wrong later on, and yet she kept adopting it. also, one more thing, that speech, the most of the many many americans of palestinians origins, they wanted to attend that speech, why weren't they given the right? to attend, why when they allowed? because they didn't want any different voices, so it's just like anasthesia, they are trying to give people anasthesia, like sleep for a while until we finish this elections in america, we we do the genocide in israel, and i would like to commend what your guest has said, i would like to commend the idea that meeting yaho does not... couldn't care less about the the captives being kept in gaza, he couldn't care less about them, and he wou

now these uh protests actually started in front of camala harris's uh hometown of oakland, california on the west coast uh, a couple nights ago. before she even left for chicago, many of these protesters started there and have converged on the uh illinois city of chicago where the convention is going to be held, we're going to follow this uh protest, this anti-democratic convention protest in support of palestinis right here on press tv throughout the next three days. meanwile eric walberg, author and journalist in toronto canada commented on the proto palestine protest outside the democratic national convention in chicago. so it's very strange that they chose chicago, which is ground zero for muslims in america, that's where all the intellectual activity focuses in on chicago, all the all all the conferences, the university level, islam is is very much focused in in in chicago at the universities, because they if they chose this... muslim center, they should be embracing the muslim and the palestinian narrative on this issue, and if they're not, then they're up for a really rough rid

speech yesterday, and i would just like to confirm two ideas, camala harris when she said, we are the, i mean, the palestinian people, they have should... have their freedom and they should, we should get rid of or stop this gem, not, she didn't say genocide, but these atrocities and the killing in gaza, however, however, she said, although i know that sexual attacks happened in gaza in october the 7th, she she's adopting the narrative of the israelis which had been proven wrong later. on and yet she kept adopting it, also one more thing, that speech, the most of the many many americans of palestinians origins, they wanted to attend that speech, why weren't they given the right to attend, why when they allowed, because they didn't want any different voices, so it's just like anasthesia, they are trying to give people anasthesia, like sleep for a while until we finish this uh elections in america, we we do the genocide in israel, and i would like to commend what your guest has said, i would like to commend the idea that netanyahu does not couldn't care less about the the captiv

camala harris, killer camala for presiding over 40,000 deaths in gaza in her role as vice president. the democratic party will have four days to explain how the selection of harris as their nominee is democratic when they threw out millions of primary votes for biden and imposed harris without any voter input. i would say that they're just like the republican party that they get their money and their commands from the corporate power etc. i mean there's there's not much. difference between the two, aside from little social issues, some they win, some they don't, sometimes, sometimes not, so it's just the system is made so that we are a total war path. harris has so far refused to grant a single interview or hold a press conference to be questioned about any of her policy positions. she is expected to maintain unconditional support for israel despite global disapproval and unprecedented domestic rejection of zionism. "we're funding a genocide um and uh, i don't appreciate being taken advantage of that way, and it's not who i am, and to have this criminality going on in the name of the

lots of people gathering there, so uh let's talk about the speeches, both president biden and camala harris, their stances, their postures and the chance of reelection for the democrats, well we saw basically the first night of the public relations by the democrat party, very similar to what we saw with the republican party, we say public relations because basically the real politic. associated with identifying a nominee for a party uh has already been decided and decided by powerful forces within within those parties, so what we see is basically attempt to to mobilize for the democrats, the speech by biden was his farewell speech, but there was something really strange about that speech because part of what has to happen is one has to suspend reality, suspend reality from the fact that joe bidon didn't just step aside for the good of the party and the nation, joe biden was unceremoniously dumped by members of his own party in favor of, so this is the reality of of politics in the us, the basically ' "these kinds of kinds of determinations are made um and they construct a narratives around

camala harris, the uh current vp and the presidential candidate. now, if she has said that, we uh, are going to take a look at this angle, for example, when she said, "i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for..." middle class and then together we will build what i call an opportunity economy. we ask here at economic divide, well was there problems in what she cited uh such as the cost problem, for example the food price gouging or child care and housing cost, those are things that we ask if they were in place before she got there. all right, those were the items that we picked for the infinite section. if you have any topics, wherever you are, whatever part of the world, please. send send them to us, contact information is coming up. in today's show we'll be profiling the new leader of hamas after the previous leader ismael hania was assassinated by the zionist entity on the 31st of july. simar was of course one of the thousand who were um released by the zionists in exchange for a single idf prisoner which is guy called uh gilad sheli

uh, our guest from san francisco, mike harris explain that, and i also do know your position on camala harris, but how do you see the future unfolding as far as this geneside continues, um, no matter who takes office in uh, the white house. well, it it's not so much matter of harris administration policy or biden administration policy. or trump administration policy, uh, the support of this genocide is american foreign policy, and from what i can see and what i can discern uh at this point is it's it's up to hamas, it's up to hazbollah, it's up to iran, it's up to uh ansar allah, and and however the arabs, however the uh, the the um um the saudis uh want to uh uh want to factor into this in other uh countries in the region, because as long as um this remains american foreign policy, it is you're going to get you're going to get more of the same, so uh, you don't believe that there will be any change anytime soon, because this is american foreign policy in general? no, no, well, because com as soon as vice president harris came out uh in her acceptance. speech and said, "i believe that israel

camala harris, the uh current vp and the presidential candidate. now, if she has said that, we uh, are going to take a look at this angle, for example, when she said, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class, and then together we will build what i call an opportunity economy. we ask here at economic divide, well, was there problems in what she cited uh, such as the cost problem? for example, the food price gouging or child care and housing cost, those are things that we ask if they were in place before she got there. all right, those were the items that we picked for the infini section. if you have any topics, wherever you are, whatever part of the world, please to send send them to us. contact information is coming up. right here on press tv, an all new episode, we dive into a world of high stake strategy and geopolitical tension. first unravel the secrets. behind hisballah's latest game changing reveal the imad for facility, discover how this colossal structure and its hidden assets have shifted the strategic balance

monday is thousands of democratic officials and supporters descended on chicago to celebrate camala harris's candidacy. ahead of the us presidential election november. now, meantime, the genocidal war on gaza is claiming more civilian lives using us supplied arms. ironically, peace talks are also going on simultaneously. now welcome to the spotlight. ony and these are our guests in this episode. sadn, professor of political science at the per university joining me from ramala. also with this is richard becker, anti-war activist with the answer of coalition out of san francisco. welcome to the show, both gentlemen. now, professor, let's start with this protest i just told you about at the outside of the democratic convention venue in chicago yesterday, of course is four-day event. now protesters have told camala harris that they won't vote for her in case the us does not bandy regime. so it's... quite evident that many americans are not cognisance of what's happening to the palestinians in gaza, what israel is doing there, and they want their officials to do something serious about it. your t

yes, yes, please, yeah. so you you made, you reminded me of camala harris and what happened in her, oh no, i'm not sure that's good for me, but go ahead and the the sirelity of of that rally where some... protesters had come in the rally protesting on the ceaspire and camala harris says, oh, i'm with you guys, the president and i are working, but we need to focus on the race, you know, that's the surreal nature of the the this response is that we have hundred people who died at morning prayers like my fellow uh, just mentioned, um, you know, where women and children have been the victims of that, you have hamas's leader who was negotiating, assassinated. in iran earlier and now all the sudden they want to come back to the peace talks table on august 15th uh negotiating new terms you know this is this and and the united states is actually behind that as well the united states called on that meaning and can you imagine you just killed a negotiator uh you're still bombing gaza and instead of saying okay let's go back to where we started now you want to restart the negotiation which clearl

speaking with them, of course all uh the democrats want to talk about is uh the switch from biden to camala harris, but everybody here that i spoke with that has registered absolutely ' no change, they know who camel harris is, they know that her support for israel is full iron clad, they know that she has promised to continue funding israel, the absolute sea change in the united states since october 7th uh against zionism against israel is something that would have never been predicted on october 6th of last year, it's it's been absolutely stunning and i have to give the credit to places like tiktok, instagram and also alternative media uh like press tv. "we have finally broken uh decades of censorship uh of actually documenting israel's crimes, this is only their their latest invasion of gaza, but you look at the polls, there was a poll recently that that said half of, i believe it's people under the age of 24 in the united states are now anti-zionists, what a stunning, stunning, stunning uh jortive events, so there's so many incredible reasons to be optimistic, there's so much positivity." mill

monday as thousands of democratic officials and supporters descended on chicago to celebrate camala harris'slection november. now meantime, the genocidal war on gaza is. more civilian lives using us supplied arms, ironically peace talks are also going on simultaneously. now welcome to the spotlight on and these are guests in this episode. professor of political science at university joining me from ramala. also with this is richard becker, anti-war activist with the answer of quality. out of san francisco, welcome to the show, now professor, let's start with this protest, i just told you about at the outside of the democratic convention venue in chicago yesterday, of course is four day event, now protesters have told camala harris that they won't vote for her in case the u.s. does not bandy regime, so it's quite evident that many americans are not cognisance of what's happening to the... palestinans in gaza, what israel is doing there, and they want their officials to do something serious about it. your take on this please. well, good evening to you and your guest from san francisco as well

us vice president camala harris claims that she and president joe biden do all they can to end the gaza war. president biden and i are working to end this war, such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends, and the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination. harris was speaking of the democratic national convention in chicago, there she formally. accepted our party's nomination for president in the november election. the commen came as a us facing widerspread criticism over his military and political support for israel and his war on gaza. numerous rallies have been held across the us in the past months to reject the support. the latest such protest took place as democrats were holding their convention. on the final day of the democratic national. a wide range of leftist struggles converged to declare their opposition to the imposition of vice president comela harris as the democratic party's candidate for november's presidential election. one month ago, president joe biden was forced out by america

camala harris has has rather uh infamously here. uh, she has refused to give a interview, she's refused refused to hold a press conference, we don't know exactly what any of her policies are, but uh, it's certainly expected that she's going to continue her administration support for the genocide in gaza, and with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us. the netherlands, the hague near the sorflet national park, peace palace. the most important case of the court was dealing with human. disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean coast. israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women and children. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. if the legal campaign continues, it can spell the end of israel. this is an opening of justice that can turn the world upside down. this week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for

the gathering will likely see rapid rebranding from joe biden to camala harris as their candidate for the next presidential election. however, thousands of pro-palestine protesters insist that harris is just as guilty as biden and supporting israel's genocide in gaza. ramin mazori has more from chicago. over 15,000 people held a historic protest against the democratic party on the opening day of their national convention, which will nominate their presidential candidate in november's election. israel's latest attempt at genocide and ethnic cleansing in gaza was the primary issue with protest. is expressing anger, rejection and shame towards the democratic party. chicago has the nation's largest palestinian community, at the beginning, even up to now, it cause like depression, waking up in bad news, this is killed, this is got bombed, this is made, this is this building is being destroyed with lot of children and lot of innocent people died, you know, it's it's it's it's not about palestinians, it's about the humanity, you lives, god created these lives, they should be alive, not being

camala harris has has rather uh informamously here uh, she has refused to give a interview, she's refused refused to hold a press conference. we don't know exactly what any of her policies are. but uh, it's certainly expected that she's going to continue her administration support for the genocide in gaza. and now welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in-depth in one of the days top stories: international human rights groups are taking legal action to stop uk armed sales to israel, lawyers submitted evidence of israeli war crimes in gaza, including palestinians being tortured, left and treated at hospitals and unable escape constant bombardment. it comprises witness accounts for palestinian and western medical doctors who worked in gaza as well as ambulance drivers and aid workers. uk has been continuing its armed supplies to israel after the regime launched his genocidal war on gaza early october eight months after the 7th of october uk issued more than 100 arms export licenses to the regime. this is drawn international out. rage, a british foreign office offici

yes, hello, please. yeah, so you made, you reminded me of camala harris and what happened in her? no, i'm not sure that's good for me, but go ahead. and the the sirelity of of that rally where some protesters had come in the rally protesting on the sea spire, and camala harris says, oh, i'm with you guys, the president are working, but we need to focus on the race. you know, that's the surreal nature of the the this response is that we have hundre people who died at morning prayers like my fellow uh just mentioned, um, you know, where women and children have been the victims of that, you have hamas's leader who was negotiating, assassinated in iran earlier, and now all the sudden they want to come back to the peace talks table on august 15th, uh, negotiate. new terms, you know, this is this and and the united states is actually behind that as well, the united states called on that meeting, and can you imagine you just killed a negotiator, you're still bombing gaza and instead of saying, okay, let's go back to... restarted, now you want to restart the negotiation, which clearly ind

the question is, we don't know what donald trump would do, but we can be quite sure that camala harris will carry on the same desperately weak and funding policies that her predecessor. joe biden will will carry out, so this needs only one possibility, public reaction, and the public reaction might stop people from supporting netanyahu, but we cannot expect the politicians to do this on their own. if you could hold the line, i want to also welcome sal asad lebanese journalist from beirot to the conversation, and you could see hamas has released a statement saying that israel school massaker is a part of repeated system. dramatic uh targeting of defenses, palestinian civilians in uh uh gaza and also the uh palestinian islamic jihad earlier released another statement saying the pretext same pretex that are being used for bombing schools and hospitals are now being uh used for this uh latest massacre this morning saying that it was a hamas command center but you can see the bodies string all over civilians from all walks of life and it's just horrendous images there coming in. out of gaza

the fact that uh, camala harris at the democratic national convention was seen as something new, but that any. palestinian speaker was banned from the platform uh, they allowed somebody to speak about the plight, the agonizing flight apparently of israeli hostages held by the palestinian resistance, but not a word about the almost 10,000 hostages held by israel, because they are hostages, they are the product of uh a brutal system which denies palestinians any semblance of justice, we have with a so-called justice system which the israelis impose on palestinians with virtually 100% conviction rate, once a palestinian is sucked into that system, he has no, he or she has no hope of anything other than a than than a harsh sentence. okay, thank you so much for the inside romalan mcnap here in glasgow. thank you for watching this episode of the news review. at least five people, including civilians are killed in separate israeli air strikes on southern lebanon. two people, including a child were killed in ital job town earlier uh three lost their lives after israel struck taharfa town. le

right now we should focus on camala harris as vice president and and also the uh um the uh uh anthonyonal regional access to confront the iranian threat after the deal is just talk, according to one of the hebrew media court. אני שומע את הדיונים על אזה ועל ציר פילדלפיה ועל רפיח, אני חושב שאנחנו קצת מפספסים את האירוע הגדול באמת שהוא איראן, גם אם ארצות הברית הרי בעצם מה באה ואומרת האירוע הזה יכול לנצור את האש, זה זה הכפתור שיכול לעצור את שעון היצר המזרח תיכוני על הפצצה הזו שיכולה להעביר הכל, צריך לומר, הרי אנחנו מדברים כאן באולפן על זה שעוד רגע נביא עסקה שתאפשר לנו להתמקד באיראן, ארצות הברית והמערב, עם כל הכבוד לציר שאנחנו רוצים לגבש נגד האיום האיראני, איראן כבר פתחה. מלחמה, אנחנו בעיצומה של מלחמת הטשה, אני חושב כמו איתן, העסקה צריכה לעמוד כעסקה בנוגע לחטופים, נקודה, מי שמספר לעצמו סיפורים על זה שאחרי זה נצליח לרתום את המערב לטובת האיום הגדול באמת שהוא הסיפור שאנחנו עומדים מולו עם שש חזיתות עכשיו בשנה האחרונה שזה איראן, אני חושב שמספר לעצמו שקרים עובדיות, אף אחד לא הולך לצאת לאירוע עם אירן. preemptive unilateral israeli military operation on iran? actually, it's useful to to know the ba

when... when it comes to pulling the strings in the white house, right now we should focus on camala harrisאפשר לנו להתמקד באיראן ארצות הברית והמערב ועם כל הכבוד לציר שאנחנו רוצים לגבש נגד האייום האיראני איראן כבר פתחה במלחמה אנחנו בעיצומה של מלחמת הטשה אני חושב כמו איתן העסקה צריכה לעמוד כעסקה בנוגע לחטופים נקודה מי שמספר לעצמו סיפורים על זה שאחרי זה נצליח לרתום את המערב לטובת האיום הגדול באמת שהוא הסיפור שאנחנו עומדים מולו עם שש חזיתות עכשיו בשנה האחרונה שזה איראן. what was uh this commentator actually advocating, can this be interpreted as call for a preemptive unilateral israeli military operation on iran? actually, it's useful to to know the backgrounds of this commentator, he is advocating for the uh, you know the radical right and in designist entity, there stands about the conference. ation with iran, they are pushing towards the target of pulling iran outside the gray zone of confrontation between between iran and designist entity that's taking place since years, because the moment iran decided to uh you know aid the resistance movements in the region, designers took this as a war

us vice president camala harris claims that she and president joe biden do all they can to end the gaza war. president biden and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends, and the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination. harris was speaking to the democratic national convention in chicago and there should formally accept. for party's nomination for president in the november election. the comments game is a us is facing wider spread criticism over his military and political support for israel in its war on gaza. numerous rallies have been held across the us in the past months to reject the support. the latest such protest took place as democrats held their convention. and uh that's it for now, thank you for watching. a world of shifting alliances and military strategies, discover the untold story of iran's journey from dependence to self-sufficiency in military capabilities. join us as we delve into the riveting tale of iran's naval transformation culminating in t

forward to that month. next, do the us economy, based on this entry uh in a major policy speech, camala harris has promised to bring down costs. she presented plans to... problem, for example, the food price gouging or child care and housing cost, those are things that we ask if they were in place before she got there. all right, those were the items that we picked for the info section. if you have any topics, wherever you are, whatever part of the world, please to send send them to us. contact information is coming up. this is for palestan. in today's show, we'll be setting out the measures that must be taken to challenge zionism and ultimately destroy it as an ideology that currently holds sway over the british, european and american. political establishment. i think anti-zionamism is becoming more and more um an integral part of the palestine solidarity movement. i mean for many of us it always has been, but there's you know been sort of like confusion that doesn't exist anymore, like the idea that um you could support two-state solution and support antiizyanism at the same time. um, which

osama hamdan said this is attempt to shower up the election campaign for us democratic candidate camala harris and alleviate internal pressure on the israeli premier benjamin netanyahu. hamdon added that resistance is demanding practical steps on what has already been agreed upon rather than more negotiations. on and off sease fire talks have been underway between qatari and egyptian mediators and the israeli regime's officials in recent weeks. hamas has refused to participate in the talks and it said regime should stick to the american seizfire plan announced in early june, joining us now for more of the story from irvine california is uh professor paul foot, academic and commentator, hello professor foot, always a pleasure to check in with you sir uh, and good evening out to you out there in in california, uh uh, professor, these... back in july there was basically sease fire deal struck, the un endorsed it, it was proposed by the us uh president uh joe biden, and then we should be at the implementation stage, and that's exactly what hams is saying right now, instead of more talks, why do we

this uh... convention closely and the they expect changes in the way the democratic party and and camala harris and biden approach the question of gaza, yeah, good luck with that, right? all right, bruce, we're we're out of time, we'll pick this up, we'll pick this up at another time in a point in history, but thank you for exhausting your time and joining us here on the program, bruce katser joining us from canada, meanwile thousands of israelies once again take to the streets of protest. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's failure to secure the release of captives in gaza, we came in this evening because the baby and the government is killing the hostages literally one by one um they does they don't care, they care only about the government and the politics. protest was held through occupied territories including in tel aviv and alcuz. they came hours after israeli military announced that the bodies of six israeli captives were retrieved from the gaza strip. protesters slammed netanyahu whose war mungering policies and warned israel's intense bombardment of gaza will cost the lives of more ca

it's about the uh us presidential election where quite clearly camala harris, the democratic candidate is quite willing to continue the uh policy of giving billions and billions of dollars to the new regime regardless of what he does. in terms of the uk, we don't have a general election coming soon, the uh prime minister k starmer has done nothing to change the policy in terms of this. and nobody really outside uh israel itself and also outside the middle east seems capable of saying this is a genocide that we're talking about to between two and 8% of the population dead already as as a result of direct or indirect actions by the israeli defense force so the direct answer to your question is somebody has to stop the funding and if that's not going to happen because of the politicians, it has to happen because democracies and democracies don't really understand what's going on there, time has gotten the better us, but i want to thank you both for joining us to the program, stay safe to both of you, lambat opick there, former uk member of parliament and press tv presenter joining us out

has been the the narrative that the western press, the western... media continues to put forth camala harris had a little photo up yesterday and a reporter asked or one of the few reporters to ask a meaningful question said what about the latest bombing of of in gaza killed 90 people and she said yes well too many civilian lives are are being lost yeah 120 now yes yeah um 15000 people i mean i loss count, and the thing is, this is not a secret what's going on, these people, the leadership in israel want the genocide, they want the extermination of palestinians. "the settler parties, the rabbies that represent them, make declarations, stating clearly, they want a global war, they want a world war, it is a religious revelation, and this is the war of gog and magog, and all of these biblical references, and they openly state they are targeting children, they are targeting women, there are videos all over tik tok, all over social media." with idf soldiers saying, yes, we target children, we shoot them in the head, we target women, these are the parents of these little butchers that will grow up

pressure on him mounted and he decided to step down and instead he nominated his um vice president camala harris uh for the upcoming elections uh of course now today the dnc will begin its convention the democrats will begin its their conventions in the city of chicago uh in the state of illinois uh it will be held for four days starting from today all the way to thursday and they will basically try to advertise their part the parties plans for the future of america, basically targeting major issues of the country, for example healthcare, it has been a major issue for united states for several decades, previous democratic administration uh, to be clear biden's administration failed to uh actually... address the issue with the one before it, meaning mr. obama's administration also failing to do so with obama tried to solve the issue by providing a plan called introducing a plan called the obamacare which um didn't really help um solve anything in the country. another issue that they might uh talk about is uh the economic fairness. uh we know that the senate and the united states senate has tried

of. appreciate that update mari, our correspondent in laban is capital. now us vice president camala harris has been officially nominated as the democratic party's nominee for the november presidential election. she firmly accepted nomination on thursday, the final fourth day of the democratic convention chicago. a pro palestine protests took place as the event was underway. on the final day of the democratic national convention, a wide range of leftist struggles converged to declare their opposition to the imposition of vice president kamla harris as the democratic party's candidate for november's presidential election. one month ago, president joe biden was forced out by america's ola. even though he had won nearly 90% of 16 million democratic primary votes, without any official public discussion, backroom deals forced haris into power, and despite being the most unpopular vice president in over 30 years. the liberal democracy in my affirmation is first off is it democratic in a participatory direct way, so i've always seen it illegitimate, but even the veneer of choice and the veneer of