you see, behind me there is an il-76 on which i am now leaving from cape town to antarctica.nd of the world, then probably antarctica - this is something like beyond the edge of the world. i work for an international logistics company, it is our company that helps the russian antarctic expedition, and not only the russian antarctic expedition, but also many other countries, to redirect from the mainland from cape town to antarctica and back. for aviation, we mainly use the russian il 76 aircraft, the latest and most current modification. i’m going out to antarctica for the first time, we arrived, landed, wow, damn it, in fact, according to the forecast it should have been like -5, which in my opinion the look was not very cold. in fact, out of habit, it’s really very cold for the first time in 4 years, and in general it’s crazy, it so happens that i’m afraid to fly and when it’s not necessary to fly, i’d probably prefer not to fly, but this season it so happened that i don’t have to fly it’s impossible, and this was my first trip to antarctica, even though i was flying on bus

farms, this again is what cape town is all about, this is shiras, this is... a variety of black grapesyle of the northern rhone, you can here expect aromas of lavender, a little white pepper, perhaps violets, my name is nikolai, my name comes from russia, about the history of my name me every russian person asks, or every russian friend i meet, the fact is that my father was a journalist and worked at the south african embassy, ​​in st. petersburg and moscow, he just fell in love with russia. and really loved the country, loved its culture, went to the theater, loved music, art, all this just fascinated him about russia, and he also liked the people in russia, very loyal, very honest and i just think he really fell in love with this country, so he decided that he would name his first child nikolai, and my sister’s name is nina, in south africa we grew up surrounded by vineyards , wine is a huge systematic part of our business, if we talk about russia, i think this is huge... the opportunity to supply wine to russian restaurants, i also think that with what is happening at the moment, w

the city of cape town is the most beautiful city in the world.lways business through relationships, business through the eyes. relations between south africa and russia are very good, i see the future very, very bright, immediately , where you are from, from russia, someone is surprised, begins to remember where russia is, you and i see a table mountain or table mountain, probably the most popular local a landmark, with this view i go to work every day, and even as a child, in general, it so happened that i had both kindergarten and school with in-depth study of english. language and so, in general, i was probably lucky that i traveled a lot since childhood and liked the country as a country , i like the absolute, probably absolute good nature of the people around me, people walk around with a smile on their face, but they don’t smile. as they call themselves, this is a rainbow nation, a rainbow nation, this is a country with a very diverse ethnic and linguistic composition, cultural. behind every painting here lies a living story, this painting

okay, maybe we have lost contact with him, muhammad in cape town, mohammed just was telling me that there was of course what we have shown you, these are the images that we have received, there are some uh protest rathers elsewhere, and we don't have images like uh what muhammad khalid said was just telling me. in cape town, he was just telling me that there were thousands of south africans in that city also taking part in huge rallies in solidarity with the palestinian people. now these are the the ones uh we have some images and we're airing them here for you, but definitely like what my guess was telling me minutes ago, this has been happening in different parts of the world. and uh the ones, we have the images we're just airing them here, broadcasting for you live on frest tv, and this is what just happened an hour or two ago, in the haik, in the netherlands in waterdam, we had the same thing, in cape town, as my guest just said in south africa, we had the same support rally, also in inside palestinian territories in the city of alguts in ramala, in west bank, they all came out. in dr

welcome my guest. to the program, out of beirout, osman, journalists and political analys, out of cape town, zaynul abedien gaddafi, coordinated the zakzaki foundation, south africa. thank you both for being with me on this program. i'd like to start off with you, your overall assessment of this operation. and the scale of it, let me start by congratulating the palestinian people, the palestinian resistance, the arab and islamic world, all the free people of the world, for witnessing an epic battle that we would have never imagined in our lifetime to see, so let me start there to just show you how immense this thing is to point that i keep going through my phone, watching all the videos because i can, i cannot believe it, i'm very happy, but at the same... time, it's it's brings me pride and joy to be part of this access of resistance and to witness first hand, the liberation of palestinian land, which we have been calling for for the past at least 75 years. now what is going on, that's a big question that we can't really answer, but what we can answer is according to what kind of informati

just covering a pro-palestinian and pro hamas rally taking place in the south african uh city of cape town, the uh grandson of the great nelson mandela was also addressing uh... gathering uh little earlier, and now we're also turning our attention to the yemeni capital sauna where you can see uh pro-palestinian demonstrators have taken to the streets as far as the eye can see. activist in political commentators joining us now on the line from the emmy capital sunna to tell us more about first of all the demonstrations that are taking place mr. welcome to the program uh give us uh give us first of all your perspective. the massive demonstrations that are taking place right now in the yemeny capital so millions of yemenes have taken today to the street not only but as well in all cities like in huda in damar in hajja and showing a full support for the palestinian resistance against the latest israeli occupation and attack and there are as an example there are a huge pressure here in san'a from yemen towards the yemen army to take a serious step to stop junicide against palestian people we al

khalid sayid, political analyst and member of the western cape provincial parliament cape town, altaf adam, founder of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league in johannesburg, and shahied bolson, political analyst in jakarta. a large number of pro-palestine south africans protested outside the us consulat in johannesburg, criticizing washington's decision to send weapons to israel, which is currently engaged in a deadly conflict with. palestinians in the gaza strip. similar protests have taken place in cape town and other parts of the country where people expressed outrage at israeli atrocities in gaza and called for an end to. speaks here on the significance of the expression of solidarity to palestinians by south africans. our former president and founder of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela oce said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans, we have experienced decades of aparte and before that settler colonialism. the palestinians are experiencing the same, un

out of beirout, mira osman, journalists and political analysts. out of cape town, zaynul abedien khaddafi, coordinated the zakzaki foundation, south africa. thank you both for being with me on this program. mira, i'd like to start off with you, your overall assessment of this operation and the scale of it. let me start by congratulating the palestinian people, the palestinian resistance, the arab and islamic world, all the free people of the world for witnessing. an epic battle that we would have never imagined in our lifetime to see, so let me start there to just show you how immense this thing is to point that keep going through my phone watching all the videos because i can i cannot believe it's i'm very happy but at the same time it's it's brings me pride and joy to be part of this axiss of resistance and to witness first hand the liberation of palestinian land which we have been calling for for the past at least seven 25 years, now what is going on, that's a big question that we can't really answer, but what we can answer is according to what kind of information that we are receiving

similar protests have taken place in cape town and other parts of the country, where people expressed outrage at israeli atrocities in gaza and cold. speaks here on the significance of the expression of solidarity to palestinians by south africans. our former president and founder of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela, one said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans, we have experience. decades of apartate and before that settler colonialism. the palestinians are experiencing the same under extremely brutal conditions. so it demands of us, us who can relate to an apartate reality, us can relate to settler colonialism and its brutality, which has also been supported by the west. remember the same americans, the same british supported the apartted government up until the... very end uh as they are supporting israel now. shaheed bolson concurs with the south african president that the israeli regime is intent on committing genocide against palestinians. they'll never be a

similar protests have taken place in cape town and other parts of the country, where people expressed outrage at israeli atrocities in gaza and hold for an end to violence. khalid said speaks here on the significance of the expression of solidarity to palestinians by south africans. our former president and founder of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela, once said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans, we have experienced. decades of apartate and before that settler colonialism, the palestinians are experiencing the same under extremely brutal conditions, so it demands of us, us who can relate to an apartate reality, us to can relate to settler colonialism and its brutality, which has also been supported by the west, remember the same americans, the same british supported the apparted government up until... the very end, as they are supporting israel now. shaheed bolson concurs with the south african president that the israeli regime is intent on committing genocide ag

okay thanks. that now from cape town bring in abed in top diplomat, said and he's actually admitted toaw, so the question i have for you is that if the europeans and officials are honest and what they are saying, not like the statement i already made it mr. bora saying, take action. hi, thank you very much for having us on your show today. um, yes, we see that we have the double standards which is playing out from the european union, from the united nations, the united states and from the western countries in general, that when it comes to giving an actual support for liberation of palestinians, there is a little to no action. of course, more than 7,000 people, more thousand people have been killed in gaza since the offset of this latest invasion. and of course we see that this number it's too much, it is a crisis, it is genocide that is playing out before the entire world, yet little to action is being taken, if today we look at what happened with the charlie attack, few people were killed and all world erupted, if we look at 91 what happened in the united states, the entire world eru

vestly, sale international relations expert, join me from cape town, south africa, and uh, before him if you're dead or if you're alive, you know, you're just living like dead person and maybe even worse with apply to the palestinians and now. what they are going through in a passege gaza strip now okay we'll be uh stopping this and we'll be back in a few minutes with the news and brief. i'm calling on ford's chicago assembly plant to stand up and go on strike. the union has made it clear that one of its key demands is to end the two tier system, this state is very expensive, i love ram from, i love my community, i love to be a... part of this community, however, the going rate of a one bedroom is $2,200. i am hoping that everyone will come on board with us and stand against this. the leader of iran's islamic revolution has warned that no one can stop muslims and resistance groups in case israel continues its crimes in the gaza strip. stressed. the regime must be tried for its crimes in the palestinian territory. the detal from israel's aggression against gaza has risen to more than 2

what it takes in order to achieve victory, conscious of the fact that i am sitting peaceful. in cape town and i am not on in gaza or in the occupied territories at the moment and so it is easy for me to say bring it on, but i think that what is certainly the rallying cry of palestinians on the ground, on ground zero as it were, is for the international community certainly once again to rise up, what we have seen certainly in the last few years, is is bombardment, is occupation, the continuous of occupation and and palestinians are saying to us that they are tired of this, they are tired of living in in a prison, in open air, the world's largest open air prison, and so while it might seem from our viewpoint and from where we are sitting, that yes, they are facing the the might of the zianist regime's army, they are facing the the the the the the onslot of us aggression and us military all right, well... sorry, um, your voice is distorted, even though i can make out what you're saying, but uh, i've been told that the distortion is too much. we're going to uh, continue with david miller. so,

islamic thought in tirana, zbetin khaddafi is coordinator of the zaxi foundation in south africa in cape towngood to see you both gentlemen, now mr. bangash, let's have your comments and how urgent this muslim unity that iran's president raisi is talking about and encouraging to see further is at this juncture in time and also let's also talk a little bit about the conspiracies and plots, and also we have number of you know sacriligious moves like the quran burnings that's happened several times in europe. what's going on in the world and also as regards muslims and islamophobia that's underway? well muslim unity is a self-evident truth. "there is an imperative need for muslims to unite in order to confront the many challenges that they face, and as president raisi pointed out very clearly and very eloquently in his address to the 37th muslim unity conference in tehran, that palestine remains the topmost priority for the entire muslim ummah, and we can understand." why? because palestine is occupied by the zionist invaders, they are hell bent on desecrating not only the masjid al-aqsa, but th

opposing western. for the contribution, zafar bangosh in torana, canada, is in alabad in gadafi in cape town, south africa. thank you for watching this episode of the news review. more than two years after the chaotic and deadly us withdraw from afghanistan, washington continues to use the country as a platform to destabilize regional. countries, that's according to iran special representative for afghanistan. even though the americans have left afghanistan, they're still continuing their mischief, support for daesh terrorism is still on their agenda, so the issues of instability and insecurity, making the conditions in afghanistan cause of concern for regional countries, is still on the agenda. the challenges in afghanistan today are mainly due to more than 20 years of occupation by us led nato forces. he said the us and its allies destroyed afghanistan's security foundations and economic infrastructure. kasami gomi was speaking following the fifth meeting of the moscow format on afghanistan which was held in the russian city of kazan. representatives and senior officials from various regio

i am working at the university of cape town, south africa. and i did a research in the field of canceratment using gene therapy. how many times has he participated in the mustafa award? this is the second time that i come to iran and participate in the mustafa award . how was their experience of participating in the mustafa award and the exchange of technology between world scientists? islam mustafa award is a very competitive and high-level event, and the scientists who are candidates for the award have already won big awards and this is shown from above. the level of this award is high. we are proud to have participated in this award . they also explain the experiences of technology exchange in different countries of the islamic world . this is a very good opportunity for the scientists of the islamic world to network together and improve their scientific level and achieve significant high-level progress . this revolution of technology it will lead to great works. i want to know their opinion about the development of different technologies in iran. young people are now being pursued

south african politician and youth activist there from cape town. with that we come to an end for this edition of the news. for now, it's goodbye. the thought occurred to me one day, the idea that someone should be eternal enemy because they happen to be born to 100 yards away from you or born on the other side of a street for is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, but that's a situation that we find ourself in here, so i thought of that, and again occasionally you see the... little um inspirational quotes which may or may not be true, there's one supposed to be from martin luther king said that um, hating someone is like um drinking poison and hoping they'll die, i could hate michelle all i want, you're probably not even going to, but it's not going to affect your life, but it will affect mine, and um, is it going to make me any happier? no, will it bring anyone back? no, is it going to make the future any better for people that are children now around? no, from the environment to business and economy, to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreeme

zain abidin giddafi, coordinatorki foundation south africa from cape town. many thanks. moving on, well the director of the center for counter-hegemonic studies, tim anderson believes that us marines are unlikely to join israeli forces in case the regime launches a ground invasion of gaza. it seems to me it might be some sort of mediovacta for the israeli forces that are injured or wounded when they go into if they go into gaza um i could be fairly sure, fairly confident to say that they will not be going in as a ground force into gaza, it's it's far too dangerous for them, it's dangerous for the israelis, the reports now that netanyahu is the delays and the equivocation he has about sending ground forces into into gaza are due to him waiting on waiting on an intelligence assessment about one about gaza and one about hezbollah in the north, because if there is incursion by hezbollah in the north, if they decide to liberate for example... the galilee area or move into that area, it will divert um israeli forces from the south, on the other hand, they don't have good intel

said uh and we're going to switch on over to wesley seal the international relations expert from cape town hopefully with better uh audio connection wesley seal do apologize for the audio connection here uh sorry about that um you know when you when we were talking about with our other guest david miller in terms of the possibilities of how much of success uh uh the palestinian fighters are going to have in achieving their goals. um, it's the same type of um thought process was behind what seemed to be an impossibility uh when it came to uh southern lebanon and how hezbollah won that war and no one would have imagined at that point that uh um hisbollah would prevail but but it did uh do you think that uh the the same type of uh approach can be used here in terms of what we're seeing unravel on the ground there between the israeli regime forces and the... resistance fighters, well absolutely at the game, the audio, but i must say that, learning from the south african experience, my parents never thought that apart would fall in south africa in their lifetime, and it did, and i think that as

the had a lot of that is something of a cool down coming to cape town in the next few days. but before we get to africa, let's stop in the middle east and you can see this big band of cloud stretching across the event on woods to the cool, cuz that's boat, some heavy rain to places caused flooding in lebanon. but you can see the west of that weather pushing across into northern parts of iran over the next few days. we could see some flooding from that, but the legacy of showers still touching into faces like 11 on as well as syria as we go. so state in to friday for the south of this much quiet. it's a picture that we are expecting some dusty conditions to sweep in across the gulf as that shemelle picks up. places like go and devising plenty of hazy, sunshine, and strong winds all the story across the north of africa, costs us a higher. you can see that lifted sand and desperate office and shot was coming into northern areas of chad as well as into libya, west to weather, still pegging the gulf of guinea bus of thunder storms and some showers there as well. but for the south

thejet lag is difficult cos you go from mexico to saudi arabia to india and then cape town.antly travelling. now, we go to tokyo. it's a lot ofjet lag also. you are very tired after the races, that's for sure. with overcoming sleep deprivation and improving reaction times in mind, nissan have embarked on a two—year research project delving deep into their drivers�* brains. we isolated two main areas. one is clarity, so how much the brain is about to give focus under these stressing events and distractions, and the other one is speed, the decision—making process. clarity relates to how well the drivers perform under pressure and speed is how fast they can process information and, ultimately, make split—second decisions. so, you can actually map, in a way, how your brain is strong or weak in these two areas and you can have a protocol that can improve the brain on these two specific skills. the first step of this programme has been regularly scanning drivers�* and other participants�* brains to build a map of how different people work in clarity and speed. calming electronic m

wow, we know, there are even special flights that from cape town, and from cape town to antarctica to, more than 30 countries included in the antarctic treaty system, uh-huh, wow, you wanted to ask this question, ask quickly, and yes, we know that this is not just a pleasure trip, this is a serious study that you are there carry out, and why are such studies done at all, well, with pleasure trips, yes, these are completely polar things, this is work, uh, hard, from the word completely, and to some extent, it’s a craft. why is this being done? well, first of all, antarctica declared an international nature reserve of world significance. in 1991, the environmental protocol was signed, declaring antarctica a world reserve. the territories are untouched, one of the few large geographical areas of the planet that is untouched, that is, scientific studies of various parameters of the natural environment can be taken as basic and in order to compare them with those measured on the mainland. and what will be the most important tasks of this expedition, we are working within the framework of t

this land which energy africa opened in cape town in 2023. the workforce as women only the company wants to set an example in an industry that's male dominated. solar panels produce here. also different, smaller than usual and also more affordable what makes us special is that we are able to get that all materials in cheap. well, then we are able to manufacture the products locally, which fact, which kept them on the price. and then we all, well it's also easier for us to just deliver to our as. 1 warehouses that all the choices in my law. we and all the other places in africa. south africa has seen a mass of growth and it's solar industry over the past few years. but it comes with a half the price tax. the majority of the solar panels are imported over $600000000.00 worth so far in 2023. more than 80 percent of south africa's energy is produced by coal fired power stations. but aging infrastructure and mismanagement at state on power company s. com has resulted in rolling blackouts load shedding has become part of daily life. sometimes there

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and this land, which energy africa opened in cape town in 2023. the workforce is women only. the company wants to set an example in an industry that's male dominated. solar panels produce here. also different, smaller than usual and also more affordable. what makes us special is that we are able to get that all materials in cheap. well, then we are able to manufacture the products locally, which that, which kept them on the price. and then we all, well, it's also easier for us to just deliver to out of the warehouse. is that all the choices in my la, we and all the other places in africa? south africa has seen a mass of growth and it's solar industry over the past few years. but it comes with a half the price tag. the majority of the solar panels are imported over $600000000.00 worth so far in 2023. more than 80 percent of south africa's energy is produced by coal fired power stations. but aging infrastructure and mismanagement at state or power company s. com has resulted in rolling blackouts. load shedding has become part of daily life. sometimes there are over 10 hours of

we also have a coordinator. the zak zacking foundation, south africa, joining us from cape town.gneer, thank you for joining us. let's take a look at uh something that iran's leader, where we reported uh just hours ago said about the visits that were being made by the heads of state uh like the eu's vanderlayan or the us presidents or germany's uh and then the french presidents, the uk prime minister, he has said that the visits mean that israel cannot handle this, that it needs the support, uh, not. just uh emotional support, i guess, but the military support that, in order for it to try to uh, i guess go after the goal that it's after, and that's eradicating hamas, do you see it that way? thank you for having me, of course it is this way, from the first beginning of the conflict and the war wage from israel against gaza, benyamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, came out and repeated more than 32 times. that the americans are bringing the two carriers to the middle east, and he asked for the american support. moreover, the americans sent 2000 of their special delta forces

also, in cape town, people express outrage at israeli bombings of gaza, calling for the liberation of palestine. meanwhile, french police have used water can and antigas to the space demonstrators supporting palestine in the capital paris after the government announced a ban on all pro-palestinian rallies. demonstrators were chanting quotes israeler and macron accomplice during their rally, a reference to the french president's stonch support for israel. early today interior minister gerald darmanin said, france was banning pro-palestinian protests. such protests are quote, likely to generate disturbances to public order. domininan said the organizers and troublemakers should face arrest with several hundred people gathered in central paris shouting anti-israali slogans. protesters slammed the government for authorizing pro israel demonstrations with officials actively participating and expressing their support for the regime while banning pro-palestinian rallies. rights groups have also decried the restrictions as an attack. attack on freedom of expression and assembly. the leader of

the everyday level people , for example, separate toilets, a separate bus, separate, i lived in cape townal years, there at the station there was a separate wing for blacks, coloreds, indians , and one for whites and so on. this is it, here we can look at part of the wall where we honor the memory of the generals and leaders of the soviet union. we like to call it soviet russia because we see the connection there. 67 names engraved here representatives of the ussr. they all helped ur in different ways. some trained our soldiers, others trained political personnel, and others guarded the training camps of the african national congress. freedom park is a monument to freedom and humanity, but we also want to remind all south africans that our freedom was not free. our relations developed as the liberation movement developed. africa, around sixty- three, sixty-four, they began with the supply of small small arms first, then more seriously, here in angola, since 1979 , there was a group of our military that trained south african freedom fighters for more than 10 years. at the beginning of the

for the contribution, canada, in cape town, south africa.ank you for watching this episode of the news review. the voice of the voiceless, press tv, mazandaron is one of the most beautiful provinces in iran and an ideal option for mountaineers. the symphony of clers is at play. i dare say this is one of the most amazing views of mount damovent i have ever seen. the track was rocky and steep and it was getting dark a rapid pace. each moment of this track is imbued with wonderful scenes. hello one, you're watching, here from, i'm your host. well in coverage of this. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh, news and brief for this hour. iran's top security official warns that any geopolitical change in the caucases will destabilize the region and escalate the crisis there. aliakbar ahmadian made the comments in a meeting with his armenian counterpart in tehran. ahmadian called for candid and constructive talks between regional countries. iran's envoy for afghanistan says the us is continuing its mischivous plots in afghanistan

ansin siria press tv, cape town. and that's it for your latest here on pr tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the widespread corruption under the guys of reconstruction projects follow the details in this documentary together we have shown that when europe is bold and 95 million people in the eu are threatened by poverty, there is a broken energy market while the energy and arms in industries are making record profits. last year, it seem that italy was better performing as compared to other industrial economies in in europe, this year and this quarter it seems the the opposite. top stories here on press tv, iran says it is against any geopolitical change in the south caucasus region. the foreign ministry spokesman says terron supports expansion of... transit routes and networks in the region in line with regional interests, that's a reference to turk

in the past years, we had many students from iran in cape town, and next year there will be a phd student from iran in the islamic world, iran has invested more in research, and iranian scientists are truly elite in the islamic world, iranians are truly the best in science and technology. are. and as a final question, let's ask them if they agree with this theory . the scientists of the islamic world, in addition to gathering together now in jaiz mustafa, can have a great impact on the people of the world with their achievements in meetings and talks with iranian and foreign scientists. in this event, the exchange of information and communication can help a lot to solve people's problems , and this event is very difficult in the global markets, you can get export customers with only sometimes an export contract with 2 dollars for every competitive field in which you are involved. many terms and conditions. from the supply of energy to the transportation infrastructure of the steel industry, it has reached the alarm line, that is, we are actually convincing the government that, sir , if we

assun citia press tv, cape town. iran's permanent ambassador to the united nations is stress the country's determination to continue its peaceful ballistic missile and space programs. i'm your said made the remarks and letter to un secretary general antonio guuteresh and the rotating presidency of the security council. he was responding to letter by french british and german envoys who claimed iran's missile and space programs violated the security council's resolution 22:31. you when he said the resolution has no jurisdiction over those programs, he added that both programs fall within the framework of iran's inalienable rights according to international law and are necessary to safeguard the country's security. the envoy. also warned against any political approach to this issue by some western countries, he said, such hypocritical approaches are only meant to violate other countries right to have their own peaceful space programs. not to wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top of the hours and read.

the south african capital cape town also witness a pro palestine rally on monday. people there is slammed israely attacks on gaza calling for global action to stop the bloodched. i won't equate south african apart to what's happening there. it's far worse uh than what the palestinians are going through than what we went through and i mean i myself was in. with my family, so i know about that, but i uh um think when you want to please uh the imperialist when you want to make them happy all the time, then you are not going to choose the right side, you're not going to do the right things, because there's a higher power that you want satisfy. we would definitely expect more from the south african government. i expect that it's intracies of diplomacy and trade agreements that are the reasons why they're not taking a stronger stance uh against what the the state of israel's doing? i think ideally we want to see not only the anc but the south african government um we want to see cultural boycots we want to see trade boycots. i think that if you look at south africa that

south africans have also gathered in cape town in solidarity with palestinians and the resistance movement, speaking on behalf of the protesters, nelson mandela's grandson urged the government to expel the israeli ambassador. let us, as we stand in front of parliament, send a clear message to our parliament, to the ance lead government and to the president, we can no longer stand idle while we watch our brothers and sisters being madled by the zionist state of israel, apart it has been declared a crime. against humanity and aparted israel is aparted state, we call on the president, his excellency president ramaposa, not to only stand in the united general assembly and speak on palestine, but act upon it, right here on our shoes, the national airline of israel, flies into the republic of south africa every week, we call on the minister of transport to cancel the traffic rights of and send it back to israel, we call on teko, on the honorable minister pando, to send a clear message to the president, his excellency, president ramap "the apartate state of israel's embassy is no longer welcomed