z state to continue its war against the palestinians earlier on we had one uh journalist uh chris williamsonsums up somewhat uh very justified viewpoint that he has where he said palestinians did not choose the war zionism has imposed on them they have every right to defend themselves against 75 years of occupation i mean it's like a pressure cooker. right uh we've seen the out uh we've seen the outburers that have happened, we've seen the wars also and uh it reached a point where with this extreme cabinet, you know people don't seem to really have grased what was happening this past year, which is almost drawn to an end where you had incursions almost a daily basis, palestinis being killed, albeit a slow pace, uh so uh you know this pressure cooker exploded which we saw operation alocks of flood um tell us what you think about that the couple sentences there that this journalist made and uh you know whether um this operation of flood actually uh is a result of that in some ways oh i think it's absolutely the result of that i mean it's uh you know he's hit the nail right on the head it seems

uh, earlier on, we had one um journalist, chris williamson that in a couple sentences that i pick out from his quote, i think uh sums up somewhat uh, very justified viewpoint that he has where he said palestinians did not choose the war, zionism has imposed on them, they have every right to defend themselves against uh 75 years of occupation, mean it's like a pressure cooker, right? uh, we've seen the outburst, we've seen the outburst that have happened, we've seen the wars also, and uh, it reached a point where with this extreme cabinet, you know, people don't seem to really have grasp what was happening. this past year, which is almost uh drawn to an end, where you had incursions almost a daily basis, palestinians being killed, all beat a slow pace, uh, so uh, you know, this pressure cooker exploded, which we saw operation of flood, um, tell us what you think about that, the couple sentences there that this journalists made, and uh, you know, whether um, this operation allows a flood actually, is a result of that in some ways, oh, i think it's absolutely the result of that, i mean i

continue its war against the palestinians earlier on we had state to continue its war against chris williamson that uh in a couple sentences that i'm going to pick out from his quote i think uh sums up somewat uh very justified viewpoint that he has where he said palestinians did not choose the war, very just to have every right to the... defend themselves against uh 75 years of occupation, it's like a pressure cooker, right? uh, we've seen the up, we've seen the outburs that have happened, we've seen the wars also, and uh, it reached a point where with this extreme cabinet, you know, people don't seem to really have grased what was happening this past year, which is almost uh drawn to an end, where you had incursions almost a daily basis, palestinis being killed, albeit a slow pace, uh, so uh, you know, this pressure cooker exploded, which we saw. the flood, tell us what you think about that's the couple sentences there that this journalist made and uh you know whether um this operation of flood actually is a result of that in some ways oh i think it absolutely is a result of that mean it's y

war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war against solidarity. with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in the past eight years alone, the united nations general assembly has approved 140 resolutions criticizing the zionist entity, and the world's last aportide regime was sensured once again at the general assembly last month. latifa abukra has this report about the proceedings in new york and the unexpected twist in the tail that saw israel's ambassador to the united nations getting more than he bargain for. the 78th session of the united nations general assembly opened on tuesday the 5th of september 2023. the issue of palestine featured in the opening events, perhaps more than usual. however, the only leader apart from the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas to explicitly raise the question of palestine was sayid ibrahim raisi, the president of the islamic republic of iran. in his speech, he discussed the occupation by the zioni

hello, i'm chris williamson. in this special edition of palestine declassified, we're going to examine the extraordinary armed uprising of the palestinian people against the zionist entity, which is: repeatedly and flagrantly spurned every single peaceful attempt to secure justice for palestine. first up is latif abocha with a special report about this audacious military offensive by palestinian freedom fighters that began in the early hours of saturday morning on october the 7th. as fragile as a spiders web, the zionist entity is shaking with fear. in early morning shock, palestinian resistance factions from gazza launched an unpre attack on the entity: first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to ghazza using hand gliders. simultaneously, 5,000 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of ghazza, disabling that much vaunched irondome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over, using bulldozers. what ensued was the homecoming

so until next time, this is chris williamson, saying bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve. we've got the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestinian. i think the israeli economy will have a significant hit just because the market uncertainty around israel based on where it is in the region and what its economy relies on. the headlines israel's onslot on the beside gaza strip enters is 15th day with nearly 4400 people killed, most of them women and children. palestinian president against any attempts to displace palestinians, saying the people of palestine will not leave their land. and people around the world take to the streets to condemn israely atrocities against the people of palestine.

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying: bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the ghaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve. we've got the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations. particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestinian. i think the israeli economy will have a significant hit just because the market uncertainty around israel based on where it is in the region and what its economy relies on. everyone you're watching news from your host. no end insight to israely massacre of palestinians. the hamos resistance movement uh freeze two more israeli captives, two elderly women, and millions of people around the world, voice solidarity with the people of palestine, calling for an end to israely bloodshed in gaza.

war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war against solidarity. with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in the past eight years alone, the united nations general assembly has approved 140 resolutions criticizing the zionist entity, and the world's last apartide regime was centured once again at the general assembly last month. latifa abu chakra has this report about the proceedings in new york and the unexpected twist in the tale that saw israel's ambassador to the united nations getting more than he bargain for. the 78th session of the united nations general assembly opened on tuesday the 5th of september 2023. the issue of palestine featured in the opening events, perhaps more than usual. however, the only leader apart from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to explicitly raise the question of palestine was sayid ibrahim raisi, the president of the islamic republic of iran. in his speech, he discussed the occupation by the zi

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve. the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestinian. i think the israeli economy will have a significant hit just because the market uncertainty around israel based on where it is in the region and what its economy relies on. szabad ország, szabadtatás, haza. first to be headlines, the un rights chief calls for an immediatefire in gaza, as the death golf missals war exceeds 5,000, nearly half of them children, the hamamas leader lashes out of western countries for supporting the israely war in gaza, saying the west is complicit in the massacre of palestinians. and millions of people around the world voice solidarity with the people of palestine calling for an end to the israeli bloodshed in gaza.

held fresh rilly is solid dirty without searchings and hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the... legally occupied people of time. the disconnect between political and the general public in the collective west could not be starker when it comes to support for the palestinian people. despite israel's war crimes and folding before our very eyes, politicians in the uk, united states and europe have continue to offer moral and practical support to the zist entity. these politicians have even tried to suppress solidarity with gaza a time when israel is engaged in a genocide. we'll be discussing these developments after this report by... abuchakra cowardly israeli army only hits from the sky because the d cannot face its prisoner and ghaza still stands gazza has been constructed and deconstructed by israel over years as a laboratory of frictionless occupation mean people are hunted by his recontrolled machines that determined their right to life. israel off the water, fuel and electric from

chris williamson is joining must k -- me now.hris, what does this tell us about where we are going from here? >> good morning. eurozone started fourth quarter on the soft footing. we had five months now of contraction. the rates of decline is not accelerating rapidly, but it is a worrying pace with the gdp falling. the worst rates in france and germany where easily gdp contraction is evident. this is a steep downturn. if you ignore the pandemic months, we have not seen this since 2012 or 2013. historically, this looks weak. i guess where we are on the interest rate picture could be a lot worse. we are seeing some support and tailwind of post-pandemic spending to help offset the cost of living and keeping the pace from falling further. it is interesting to see where it goes in the coming months. >> interesting you are saying we see post-pandemic spending, or revenge spending, if you will. this is due to the labor market holding up well. you have a comment here with the colleague which has commented service providers hiring came al

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. the constant policy. of usurping the palestinian lands continuation of settlement construction, destruction of farmland and residential houses, the occupation used to demolish homes, cut the water, burn land. i hope there is the will internationally to do the same thing against this last apartied state on earth, the apartide state of israel. today i received a petition against the us, not the us government, the uk government to stop trading with. israel. אבל אנחנו צריכים להיכנס לאודם להרוס ולהתקדם, להרוס ולהתקדם, עם תותחים, עם הפתטות, להרוס בית ולהיכנס, להרוס עוד בית ולהיכנס, מבטיע אותם שלא ידעו מאיפה בא הפגז מאיפה באה הפתצה. הלקמה על מה שהם לנו, עכשיו הולכת להתחולל, עכשיו הולכים דברים שלא חלמנו עליהם, כן, שיפלו עליהם קצת. השמידו אותם, כל מה שהנביאים, אחרית, מתרחש עכשיו. israel presses ahead with the steady strike to the strip raising the death zoll to over 8,000 most of them women and children. as sin is reportedly using seawater for survival. casas health ministry has urged internat

hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we investigate the israeli regime's global war. against solidarity with the illegal occupied people palestine. palestine declassified as previously covered design stranglehold on the music industry, and we're looking at the topic again in today's show because we've uncovered more damming evidence. i'll be discussing this in detail with my studio guests after this exclusive report by latifa abu's been looking at the impact on the music industry of one influential oligarch in particular. who is the single most powerful person in the music industry? today, certainly a contender for the title would be sir lucian grange, the ceo of universal music group. in 2019, he was believed to have earned more than 123 million pounds from the role. that was believed to be more than all uk songwriters put together in the same year. grange was pictured happily next to carnier west in the infamous picture of him donning the make america great again, donald trump hat. while west got significant backlash for wearing the hat, received zero sc

war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, hello, i'm chris williamson, in this special edition of palestine declassified, we're going to examine the extraordinary the armed uprising of the palestinian people against the zionist entity, which has repeatedly and flagrantly spurned every single peaceful attempt to secure justice for palestine. first up is latifa abu with a special report about this audacious military offensive by palestinian freedom fighters that began in the early hours of saturday morning on october the 7th. as fragile as a spiders were the zionist entity is shaking with fear and early morning shock, palestinian resistance factions from gazza launched an unprecedented three-ponged attack on the entity. first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to ghazza using hand gliders. simultaneously, 5,000 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of ghazza, disabling that much vaunched iron dome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using... what ensued was

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systematic genocide, but wherever they try, palestine will never die, free, free, hello, i'm chris williamson, in this special edition of palestine declassified, we're going to examine the extraordinary armed uprising. the palestinian people against the zionist entity, which has repeatedly and flagrantly spurned every single peaceful attempt to secure justice for palestine. first up is latiifa with a special report about this audacious military offensive by palestinian freedom fighters that began in the early hours of saturday morning on october the 7th. as fragile as a spiders worm, the zionist entity is shaking with fear, an early morning shock. palestinian resistance factions from gazza launched an unprecedented three-pronged attack on the entity. first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to ghazza using hand gliders. simultaneously, 5,00 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of ghazza, disabling that much vaunched iron dome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using bulldozers. what ensued wa

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying. bye for now. you're pressing headlines, israel's indiscriminate bombing of the gaza strip enters now 15th day, at least 53 more palestinians are killed in latest israelly strikes across a besieged territory, meanwile the ham resistance movement releases two american female captives on humanitarian grounds, and fresh pro- palestine protests take place worldwide as anti-israel sentiments are growing over the regimes war on gaza.

so until then, this is chris williamson, saying bye for now. together, we have shown that when europe is bold and united, it gets things done. 95 million people in the eu are threatened by poverty, there is a broken energy market while the energy and arms industry are making record profit. last year it seemed that either was bad performing compared to other industrial economies in in europe, this year and this quarter it seems the the opposite. from the environment to business and economy, the civil and human rights, treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world defense and new from the farflunged corner of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. your headlines for this hour iran's president strongly condemns sacrillage of the holy quran in some countries as insult to humanity, freedom and spiritual values. lebanon's hisboutchief says any normalization of ties with israel is tantamount to abandoning palestine and playing into the enemy's hands and the israeli regime carries out another airstrike on

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thanks lot from the uk. host of press tv's palestine to classified chris williamson joining us here on this segment of our in-depth coverage of the war on gaza live images now from port said in egypt uh where uh people have now taken to the streets in their vehicles also to uh show their express their support for the palestinian cause and announce the israeli atrocities and crimes that are being carried out against the palestinians specifically the beside people uh in gaza and uh similar demonstrations of rallies are taking place in tripole e lebanon as well, and on the right of your screen, uh, those are images we had earlier today of uh people amassing at the rafah border crossing uh demanding the opening of the border crossing to alleviate to allow in aid and alleviate some of the suffering of the palestinian uh people in gaza. journalist and political commentator said mohsen is now joining us from the british capital. london, mr. abbus, welcome to the program. let's jump right in and uh, give me uh your thoughts, your perspective on the worldwide pro-palestinian demonstrations that

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so to wrap this all together we spoke to chris williamson on that latest pmi data and here's what he had to say between europe and the u.s. when it comes to the industrial sector. >> signs of manufacturing his trough. the bigger question is what happens to the larger service economy because here there is still shoring some impact of rate hikes to come and that's the sector the lost a lot of momentum in recent months compared to the nice surge in the second quarter. >> takes us to the question of the day. can industrials port -- this comes before we get alphabet, apple throughout the rest of this week. does the industrial sector have a place in your portfolio. as this brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion. i look at rtx, 3m, i look at ge. there's a common factor they are all industrial companies but i look at why we are doing what we are doing, >> we have come from this period where there was a discussion of could we see a decoupling there are reasons to think industrial spending will rise beyond the normal cyclical factors. but we have seen is the historical paradigm. the consumer f

and we discussed this with chris williamson.nd then we have the full-year forecast of like industrial names you need in your portfolio. and wall street pessimism jamie dimon and others having -- sharing their view on saudi arabia. and good morning to you, i'm alix steel along with my cohost guy johnson. it is good data here in the u.s.. guy: good data for the u.s. and not for europe. the pmi data, a real gap beginning to emerge in terms of economic performance. it will be fascinating to see how the ecb addresses that. but you have the story when you look at rtx, ge, and 3m today. all the stocks are doing well. it is fascinating. we talk about what is happening with the end -- industrial economy of the states and is it counting back? alix: above 50 and they are being rewarded for the beat. it is a story that is exacerbated by the positive data. guy: are we talking about this just because tech has not arrived yet? alix: probably. guy: they will be out later. are the industrials in position where they can take in people's portfolio

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