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south africans held a new rally in cape town. they also demanded the expulsion of israel's envoy and the closure of his embassy. similar rallies also held in the capitals of. france, germany, belgium and britain where people condemned israel's brutal attacks on gaza. in london, over 300,000 people marched toward the us embassy, calling for an end to the war on gaza. tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of cape town to the office of the provincial administration. they have called on the south african government to support the oppressed palestinians. the government has downgraded ties with israel. but protesters want a complete severing of relations. the west continuously put the narrative through hamas terrorist group, hamas terrorist group, hamas terrorist group. hamas is a resistance group for the liberation. in south africa, when we fought against the apart regime, when we fought against the apart regime, we were called, we were called liberators, we were supported when we fought against the apart the re

press tv, cape town.nate display of unity, people from diverse backgrounds gathered at the rally in a powerful show of solidarity with palestine. the crowd carrying palestinian flags and... banners voiced their condemnation of the actions taken by israel and the united states demanding justice and equality for the people of palestine. the percentage of children who have died in this conflict is more than that who have died in two years of ukraine conflict. it itself shows that actually it's not a war, it's a genocide going on. they are intentionally killing civilians, they are intentionally killing children, or more are actually women, speakers at the rally passionately articulated the need for a peaceful resolution to the longstanding conflict and called for an end to the oppression faced by the palestinian people. 1400 years ago what happened in karbala, you are repeating that, my message to izrail is stop being a genocide, be human, face the reality. my question is to the united nations: if it happens

then, to the regional schools on cape cod where he became director of music. t, his passion was political activism. and,he study of wampanoag history. he understood that knowing the pastas critical to reforming the present. what he read in the primary sources made his blood boil. it bore little relation to the thanksgiving mh that weighed around his people's neck like a millstone. so when jamesas invited to speak at a state banquet celebratinghe 350th anniversary o plymouth's founding, he saw i as a rare opportunity to set the record straight. yet, when he submitted a dra of his speech for review, white officials rejected it as too inflmatory. james, for his part, found an alternive script brought up by authorities to be "so childish and untrue" that he pulled out of the event altogether and instead arranged for a commemoration of h own in which there would be no sensors. -- censorship. inspired by the redower movement for indigenous rhts and justice james orgized a national day of mourning to be held on thanksgiving day 1970 at the site of the massasoit statu

south africans held new rally in cape town.tly seen the recent events of the genocide of the palestinian people, but that didn't start four weeks ago, that has been going on since 1947, the genocide and the extermination and the occupying of palestine. anger at the british government too, for cracking down on these demonstrations, describing them. as hate marches and pro-palestine mobs. in the run-up to today's march, the uk's rightwing interior minister swill bravoment tried to get the police to cancel it because it coincides with armistus. day commemorating the end of the first world war, move campaigners and organizers have described as a crackdown and freedom of speech. previously she asked police to make call on whether even waving a palestinian flag constituted racially aggravated defense, today, as in previous rallies, a forest of palestinian flags. it's well, it's a calculated attempt to stir up population against the... pro-palestine movement, um, i think it has misjudged completely, because huge number of people in br

hasan city press tv, cape town.on't know about the war, and some people are have their agenda, like like means his political party issues and other things, so they are also spreading the same news on social media. observers say such online campaigns and false narratives on social networks are significantly boosting the israeli narrative to south asian audiences. they say if the trend remains unchecked, it could threaten india's communal harmony as violence against muslims and islamophobia are already widespread, but particularly ahead of elections. experts say indian media has become a leading proponent of spreading fake news and false narrative about ongoing israeli war on gaza. it wasn't surprised to many when indian media labeled palestinian operation against israeli occupation, a terrorist attack. most of the indian media tend to run notorious broadcasts to garna viewership. as much they can, raising a big question about what journalism has become in today's india. press tv, new delhi. those were the top stories

south africans also held a new rally in cape town. they also demanded the expulsion of israel's envoy and the closure of his embassy. similar rallies were also held in the capitals of france, germany, belgium and britain where people condemned israel's brutal attacks on gaza. in london, over 300,0 people marched towards the us embassy calling for an end to the war on gaza. after five weeks of shocking war crimes, official western pressure is finally mounting on tel aviv. french president emmanuel macron admitted in an interview that israel's actions have quote, no legitimacy, he added, quote, these babies, these ladies, these old people are bombed and killed, so there is no reason for that, so we do urge israel to stop. citizen pressure on tel aviv continues with marches worldwide with over 10,000 marching across paris. has to finally extend actual support to the palestinians and force israel to accept a cease fire. attempt genocide and there are children dying every day. the deliberate targeting of civilians has left over 11,00 pales

south africans also held a new rally in cape town. they demanded the expulsion of the israeli envoy and the closure of the embassy. seminar rallies uh were held in capitals of france, germany, belgium and britain where people condemned israel's brutal attacks on gaza. in london, some 3000 people marched on the us embassy calling for an end to the war on gaza. "the organizers said it was going to be big, and they were right, hundreds of thousands of people showing solidarity with palestine, and united in one thing, a cease fire, stop the genocide, because that's what's happening, we can all see it, we need to speak up, the world needs to wake up and speak up, this is not okay, this is genocide and not in our name, that's why we're here today, not in our name, it's the biggest march since the israeli onslot on gaza commence." with hundreds of thousands of people walking hours to the american embassy in london to condemn us support for the israeli regime. the americans support palestine, the american government does not. right now in ame

this is video of the cape orlando. finally heading out to sea, this happened around 3:00 this afternoon. protesters claim the ship was on route to carry arms to israel. da lin joins us with the very latest development. >> reporter: protesters cleared out of the port in the last 30 minutes or so, they were very disappointed the ship was able to leave the port, they said they may have lost the fight but they are not losing the war. three palestinian supporters holding onto a rope line and refusing to let workers close the door to the military ship cape orlando. a u.s. coast guard negotiator tried to convince them to get off the ship but protesters refused. >> it is a u.s. military ship, it is going to pick up u.s. military arms and take those to israel. >> reporter: we have not been able to confirm that information with the government. a palestinian american was one of many demonstrators that blocked the entrance to the ship. she said she lost several relatives in the war. >> one missile killed three generations, an uncl

correspondent, i like to welcome you both to our little broadcast here, i'm going to start there in capen intensive care because of cut of oxygen there and she said that 39 other infants are in the intensive care and they are also ' pretends to lose their lives, there are calls on the international community on the red cross, the uh humanitarian aids, the whole world that it's a genocide being carried out, especially that there were reports by the american administration just recently this day claiming that they are not sure about the israeli claims that the uh palestinian resistance headquarters is... already under the asifa hospital, the israelies had been claiming that they know the palestinian fighters or the resistance are under are in tunnels under the shifa hospital, however the americans today said that they are not sure they cannot confirm these israeli allegations, but at the end of the day while the world had been watching and the israeli military had been bombarding and shelling all the hospitals, it's not about... a shifa hospital, it's clear as experts are saying that the i

community want to see the government taking more balance. stock deputies diane whitaker reports from cape town, hundreds of south africans gathering to show support for the palestinian people. they accuse israel of human rights abuses in gaza, someone to solve f as in government to take what would be significant diplomatic action immediate thing the. so these are already invested this. many of those protesting see parallels between ease ralph treatment of the palestinians. and so that freed this treatment of black people and pottage, human rights watch, and amnesty international accused israel of being in a parted state. these really government states, those accusations are biased, inaccurate, and anti semitic. but here in south africa, the birthplace of the tomb. a party became has been a t feature of protests, of africa with our own just sort of project and colonialism. we should have better than anyone else, but we need to start with the most modular lives in order to ensure that palestine is free and we need to do all parts of the international community to, to stand with them. among

stations around the country have been peaceful, but some criticize the choice to whole protest in cape town. see point area home to many to shove africans for these organizations to come to the point on saturday. when they noticed the sabbath. i think is a clear threat against the jews community and it's a intimidation jews. he have also held demonstrations calling for peace and dialogue in the middle east. they urge the south african government to consider the jewish victims of october 7th, as well as palestinians. well, we were deeply hurt and we were angry that the government didn't come out with a condemnation of the how much the tax we have been quoting and our government to condemn the x. and to show a bit more of a balanced approach, more protest i showed you in the coming days, the government sees it's ready to offer support immediate and the conflict. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news. this our at least 120 people are dead after a strong earthquake hit the western depaul. officials fear the death toll could arise further as rescue efforts co

the zakzeki foundation south africa, zainal abidin khaddafi, who's apparently joining us now from cape town, i hope we have zain abddafi with us now. bring us up to speed on give us your perspective on how this um onslot on gaza continues as the world remains silent uh at this point uh there's been a lot of criticism at the international community of not being able to uh implement to sease fire uh to uh at least get uh uh the opportunity to bring the much needed aid in to palestinians who suffering from the bloccade and the attacks that have been going on for 27 days now. thank you very much for having us. the we see that as regime continues to bombard the haz stript in pockets of palestine. we see that for the past 24 days since the beginning of the 7th of october, up until now, the zirus regime has used more than 20 tons of explosives on the people of palestine. in addition to that, we see that more than... 8,000, now the number is increased to more than 9,000 people have been killed, more than 3, 3,00 of them is children, and the zin continues a project and a program of bombarding t

zein abidin gaddafi joining us from cape town. moving on of facilities in the gaza strip bear the brunt of israel's brutal war. the palestinian health ministry in gaza has turned the spotlight on the day. situation of hospitals of israel's blockade. pursuent to the health status in the northern gaza strip, only three hospitals are still operating, but they cannot cover the health requirements inside the gaza strip as these hospitals are small and there are 9000 people left. in addition, the health situation in the northern gaza strip is currently desperate because of the inaccessibility of medical aid and fuel to the hospitals in the north. the palestinian health ministry spokesman also described the situation in northern gaza is catastrophic amit lack of... medicine and fuel. hospital beds are completely full and wounded people are lying on the ground. further in his remarks, he denounced the arrest of the director of shifa hospital by israeli forces. the arrest of dr. muhammad abu salmiah is inhumane and illegal and the internat

with capes, with our rifles, well, her shoulder straps are ours , there’s no escape, the bag, well,his is also our cape, but here’s the thing, i would like to clarify some points that are very important today for understanding what fakes do and what actually happened, in fact, if we are talking about nurses or some doctors in the bandera army, that is, the ukrainian army, banned in russia, we must say that many doctors, like this not yet... it seems strange , were jews whom they forcibly mobilized in their post-insurgency this forest army and which, well, is an uneducated population, there 3/4 of the christian population was actually illiterate, before the start of the war, and the jews were helped by doctors, they are educated, they helped treat under, naturally, at gunpoint, so i would like to just read you one of the orders of the volyn security service of the oun from march 1944, when the german army began to advance and the red army was soon to arrive, we read the instructions of this volyn sb-uu: immediately liquidate the communists and jews, that is, all jews are doctors, the

next, spend 150 kilometers from cape town, the shadow waters of what could be keeping with line. along with the southern right wells. it's also a stopping point for humpback whales who are right here with their cost on the annual migration up south africa's eastern coast. it's super important to have centuries like that's because these wells are spending a lot of energy to get all the way up to south africa, from hands off to giving birth, producing milk for their babies to get strong enough to head back down to antarctica. and if this area is protected, this place where they are resting, then they don't have to use additional energy to move out of the way of ships or parts, or what are the people around and outside the protected season. they all, lots of people on the water here. south africa has the largest population of southern right wales in the world, more than 6500, to pause through these waters every year. so it's not just the scientists who hope to spot them. thousands of tourists from all of the world, visit the toner combine is hoping to catch a glimpse of the gentle g

want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence.y confident that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs, but the big corporates . yes, you'll be up corporates. yes, you'll be up against constitution . personal against constitution. personal challenges have you got the have you got the heft ? have you got you got the heft? have you got the experience? have you got the team of people that can genuinely fight this? having pubuc genuinely fight this? having public sympathy is one thing, but actually battling against the establishment is really tough . tough

want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence.ent that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs, but the big corporates . yes, you'll be up corporates. yes, you'll be up against constitution . personal against constitution. personal challenges have you got the have you got the heft ? have you got you got the heft? have you got the experience? have you got the team of people that can genuinely fight this? having pubuc genuinely fight this? having public sympathy is one thing, but actually battling against the establishment is really tough . tough. >> it

it's in cape town in c point now see point has a lot of jewish residents is predominately jewish. and so these pro palestinian support has decided to defend in this particular community to continue the support to the palestinians. and the mother he's now what we'll see is a handful of these read me supports as obviously as a jewish community, they are in support of israel. and so that has to do of a jewish support is that is really what slashing then with the pro palestinian supports is. yeah, it started off with a one of those is very supportive of what they flag which was the take and then grabbed off the i have thought these are pro palestinian supporters and so from then on with the police came in the south african put these have been destroyed in their shoes numbers together with the local law enforcement officials. done. grenades were fired, war to cannon were fired with sharing some of the people complaining about. some of the protesters who have been to, to, to these have not kids who build whether they are teaching that have been arrested as they continue to monitor the s

, the big the. * in the thousands and the hundreds of but i must mention that yesterday's march in cape town in the central cvd area was the biggest march that had to organize, i should say, in south africa, which thousands, hundreds and thousands of people in k talk to, to the swedes to not only do mon does that, the south african government takes tosh action against israel. we know that the international relations ministry has also di march the, the basset, or to israel, the and saying that what is happening in, in the middle east shouldn't be investigated by the international criminal court. and so these people, yeah, i think some of those steps that i've been taken by south africa to repulse some of its diplomats into the b is not enough. and so what we're seeing. yeah. local residents, people, what labeling these ready got to much as a, as a pod, takes a government for today to have a history. all they are basically trash is what the is reggie support is yet and supports local journalists. i take my son gone us. thank you for the reports. so an irishman, but your p apartment has sp

the standard heating system, unlike the miracle cape, not only occupies the entire area, but has threetly: forolon is a popular material in thermal insulation; sitting on it, the body gives off its own heat, the substrate will reciprocate, but in such a sensitive issue sensations are important, so we asked irina, who often travels as a passenger, to try out all the heating methods, we started with a purchased cape, i was comfortable, the warmth turned out to be just warmer, then we switched to a homemade one, i’m not cold, it’s normal. but the standard heating immediately took first place, i can even feel the warmth in my legs here, on this seat, maybe because it doesn’t reach, i don’t feel it, it’s a homemade thing with foil, but maybe it’s an option, thanks to irina for test, throw away the miracle cape we won’t, but if you don’t mind the money, then you can use a backing, especially from a roll, which is three times cheaper than a gadget, you’ll get 20 of them, and if... you put it on the battery in the evening. if you found an unusual product online, but are unsure whether it’s wor

and out to africa, we're a pro palestinian raleigh in cape town. south africa ended in violence with police breaking up scuffles, local journalists, attainment, and donna brought us this report. this protest is taking place in south africa. it's in cape town. in c point now see point has a lot of jewish residents is predominately jewish. and so these pro palestinian support has decided to defend in this particular community to continue the support to the palestinians in the middle east. now what we'll see is there a handful of these read me supports as obviously as a jewish community, they are in support of israel. and so that has to do of a jewish support is that is really what flashing then with the pro palestinian supports is. yeah, it started off with a one of those is very supportive with a flag which was the take and then grabbed off the i had by the pro palestinian support says and so from then on with the police came in the south african police had been destroyed in their shoes numbers together with the local law enforcement officials done.

this episode chairman of the islamic human rights commission in coordinator in south africa join from cape now, welcome to both the gentlemen, let me begin with masud shajara, masud, iran and few other countries have been asking for a unified stand and concert action against israeli crimes, the question i want to ask you is, this is what of course some other countries, few countries uh... and they also agree with iran, but what does it take for this to realize? well, bis, the reality is that, it's not just end of atrocities and genicide which international community should speak, but sort of addressing this sort of the largest. that we have really noticed unleashing in front of our eyes on our television screens and such a brutality needs to be addressed is of course the first thing and the most important thing is end of the this genocide but i think unless address and the sort of those committed this and bring them to some sort of extence then what we are doing we are. not only not addressing the issue right now, but we are legitimizing this sort of behavior which indeed will be totally u

we have contacted martin jensen, he is the executive member of the palestine solidarity campaign in cape town south africa. thanks lot for your time sir today. it's a pleasure. thanks for having me. we also have with us today azhar sakul, the executive member of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league. thanks lot for your time, thank you very much for having me. the south african government has made its position clear in expressing support for palestinians armed the ongoing genocidal war waged by the israeli regime in gaza. so let's start off with mr. azhar there. now, what's the main factor behind south africa's consistent support for palestinians? for many south africans, looking at the history. south africa where we as south africans have experienced the partit and uh had freedom from apart it and we live in a democracy at the moment many so... afrikans can draw parallels between occupied palestine and south africa during apart and for that reason there's been an outpore of support from south africans for the palestinian cause and the freedom of palestinians. very similarly, ou

reverend allan boysak recently took part in a pro palestinian demonstration in cape town. he called for the closure of the israeli embassy in the country. palestinians can do nothing while their children. are dying, they can do nothing with words when they are dying of hunger, when they are being bombed, when churches and mosts and hospitals are being bombed, then words are no longer enough, i think what this government must do and must do immediately is that this embassy of the israel should be shut down, now let's bring in mr. johnson, now how have these massive pro-palestinian protests impacted on the government and parliaments? policy regarding the israeli regime, one of the kind of lesser demands we've made over the years uh to our government is to kick out the israeli ambassador from south africa and to cut all the diplomatic ties with israel and over the years they haven't really listened, what they have done, they've criticized israel, they've made statements in the media, but nothing substantial, and we have put lots of pressure on. them major major protest and ma

regime, we have contacted jamiah gallant, the chair person of the palestine solidarity campaign of cape town, afrika, thank you for your time, madam, thank you for for inviting me, we also have with us today, zahid rajan, the coordinator of kenyas for palestine movement. thank you, mr. rajan for your time. thank you. now, 50 years ago, in 1973, most african countries decided to end their diplomatic relations with the israeli regime. now, mr. rajan, what? what was the main factor behind this solidarity move? thank you, it's not only the arab israeli war, i think the african diplomatic relation with israel finally broke when africa took a step against israel's support of the upper side regime in in south africa obviously in link with the us, i think that was the main reason why africa is... whole took a stand to say that we breaking of diplomatic relations with israel, i think that is more of a of of a reason for africa taking that stand. now let's bring in miss jamia gallant, we are witnessing the israeli apart regime committing unprecedented crimes against palestinians in the ghaza stri

there was only one or two bathrooms, so we moved people at cape cod. on the bus. and we're on our way to make sure that everyone has the applications filed that they need, and that everyone gets the resources that they need to get settled in here. it was only a temporary fix, but we were able to have bank accounts set up for them, which came with spanish tellers to teach them how to use the mobile app on their phone. we had 49 phones in two days. the right wing media immediately spun it that people got kicked off of martha's vineyard because they weren't wanted there. which is, of course-- like, that's what they're going to do. our venezuelan brothers and sisters came to this country for a better life, and unlike so many, they actually found it. they arrived in one of the prettiest and most affluent destinations on the planet, an idyllic island with unlimited resources and many thousands of empty beds, and best of all, a population that claimed to love them. no person is illegal, read the lawn signs. but it was all a lie. 50 brown people was too many f

he's based in cape town south africa. thanks lot for your time sir today. i am delighted to be able to speak to you, i'm speaking. from cape town south africa and revolutionary greetings from us in this part of the world and congratulate and we want to salute you for your resilience for acting as bullwalk against the continued colonialism in the global south and against your position with regard to imperialism. thank you. now africa has come out strongly in expressing. solidarity with palestine amid israel's genocidal war against the people of gaza. so let's start off with the mrs. rushian dadu. now in your opinion what are some of the commonalities between the... struggle for the liberation of palestine and the struggle for independence in africa? well, we've always sen ourselves as being in one and the same struggle. um, obviously the liberation movements across africa and particularly in southern africa had very direct relationships with the plo at the time, and we have um, certainly for the older generations like myself, grown up. feeling that we're in

press tv, cape town. the un security council held a high-level meeting on wednesday to discuss israel's war on the gaza strip. turkish foreign minister hakan fidan made a blistering attack on the council for his failure to call for a permanent ceasefire in the besieged palestinian territory. rashan saglam reports. the turkish foreign minister has criticized the un security council for its inability to call for effective cease fire in the gaza strip with one voice. speaking during security council session, hakken fidan said israel's attacks against gaza amount to war crimes. israel's brutal attacks on gaza and its population constitute war crimes. we urge all civilized nations to dissa associate themselves from those crimes. in such dark times, we need strong global institutions to enforce international law and protect moral compass of humanity. unfortunately, security council, which entrusted by the un charter to do so, time and again failed to fulfill its responsibility to maintain international peace an

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and the cape orlando headed out to sea. da lin was there all day long, he spoke to demonstrators who came out to take a stand for their relatives caught up in the war. >> reporter: protesters cleared out around 4:30 p.m., they are disappointed but say they will continue to demand a cease-fire. three palestinian supporters holding onto a rope ladder and refusing to let the workers close the door to the military ship, cape orlando. a u.s. coast guard negotiator try to commence them to get off the ship that protesters refused. >> is destined to go pick up u.s. military arms and take those to israel. >> reporter: we have not been able to confirm that information with the government. palestinian american is one of many demonstrators that blocked the entrance to the ship. she said she lost several relatives in the war. >> one missile killed three generations. an uncle, their son and their child. >> reporter: another protester said she also lost a relative in a bombing last week. >> it is literally impossible for any of us to slee

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africa. to condemn israeli crimes, now recently, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of cape town south africa, demanding an end to israeli atrocities in gaza. demonstrates has also called on the south african government to expel the israeli ambassador. now there is no doubt that the total isolation of israel's apart regime in africa and indeed the world is just beginning. hello, i'm mubarak hania and this is africa today. in this week's episode we are focusing on increasing isolation of the israeli criminal regime in africa as masses continue to hold demonstrations across the continent in solidarity with the oppressed palestinians in gaza. so stay with us as our experts give us their incisive analysis on the subject. africa isolating israeli apartite regime. african countries moving towards isolating israel's apartide regime following its genocidal war on gaza. south africa and chad have shown the way by withdrawing their diplomats from tel aviv, in the clearest sign that the african government, just like the people in the continent are standing with palestine. the south afr