so what do you think about that, chris williamson?he key point made there, one of them anyways is the fact that uh the possibility of the us and the uk um attacking yemen to divert attention from uh the uh failure that's uh going on there, the defeat really of the israel regime forces. do you agree with that? yeah, i think david makes a very pertinent point. um, clearly. "the israeli occupation forces are not making the progress that they had anticipated, we know that britain and the united states have been giving support to the israeli regime, providing military weapons and so on and steadfastly refusing to take any action to bring about a cease fire um and and these attacks that have been launched against yemen, there is no provision in international law for these air strikes, i mean..." many ways you could argue case of of international terrorism and indeed um if in terms of international law yemen i would argue is actually in compliance with international law in compliance with the um with the genocide convention which actually uh

so what do you think about that, chris williamson? i guess uh the the key point made there, one of them anyways is the fact that uh the possibility of the us in the uk um attacking yemen to divert attention from uh the uh failure that's uh going. on their the defeat really of the israel regime forces, do you agree with that? yeah, i think david makes a very pertinent point, um, clearly the israeli occupation forces are not making the progress that they had anticipated, we know that britain and the united states have been giving support to the israeli regime providing military weapons and so on, and steadfastly refusing to take any action to bring about... about a ceasefire um and and these attacks that have been launched against yemen, there is no provision in international law for these air strikes, i mean many ways you could argue case of international. terrorism and indeed um if in terms of international law, yemen, i would argue is actually in compliance with international or in compliance with the with the genocide convention whi

also joining us chris williamson, former british mp and host of press tv's palestine declassified who joins us from derby in the uk. welcome to you both gentlemen and i'll start with you david if i may uh taking a look at just what has transpired in the past hours so we had osamaham down in beirut pointing to the fact that israel has pretty much uh not been able. to achieve the goals that it wanted and has in a sense been defeated on that in that in that regard, because it couldn't defeat the palestinian fighters, namely hamas. also, you have the israeli prime minister who in a press conference has said that based on the icj and how that went down, that we're going to continue with what they call their onslaught in the gaza strip, but they point both point to the fact that they have been defeated, that israel has been de... defeated along with the us, which is masterminding this. um, what is your reaction to the fact that approaching 100 days, none of the goals that israel and the us wanted have been achieved when it comes to the their genocidal war on the gaza strep? it's great to be

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. israel's economy is now in a crisis as it was hit by double whamy this year, the so-called judicial overhaul and the us-israel genocidal war. the uh slaughter in gaza, the uh ethnic cleansing which borders on genocide, i think is costing israel a great deal in terms of of money. the regime is... is suffering massively due to the boycott campaign. these are young professionals, lot of college students, uh, they're going to have an impact on this region for the next. years down the road, there'll be the new generation that will join people like malaysia, join us in this edition of economic divide where we look at how israel's economy is suffering. your headlines on press tv: nearly 200 people are killed in the latest israely strikes on the gaza strip as the overall palestinian death told is approaching 23,000. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has recently launched the long-range missile towards the israeli city of hafer. and the human rights group says palestinian prisoners in isr

systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson, and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be looking into the enjoring impact of general casim solemani who was assassinated in a us drone strike that was authorized by the then us president donald trump in 2020. trump is hoping to make a political comeback later this year, but while he's reviled by large sections of the us public, kassim salmani is universally loved across the global south. latif abochakra. has been looking back at saleymani's trailblazing influence in palestine and beyond. qasim sulaimani's killing by the united states in january 2020 shocked and enraged the leaders of the world, particularly those in the global south who knew him so well. his contributions to the cause of freedom are legendary. the illegal execution of general qasim sulaymani by the us was heinous act by

systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigator. and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be evaluating the record of henry kissinger. he was one of the most influential us statesmen of the 20th century and as a hardcore zionist he shamelessly used his position to manipulate the united states into providing unequivocal support to israel. kissinger was incredibly macchiabellian, but unlike his modern day equivalence, he wasn't stupid and he certainly wasn't demented. kiss. was also the architect of some of the 20th century's worst human rights abuses and war crimes. the tfabo chakra has been looking back at henry kissinger's life and legacy. the passing of a war criminal, the death of henry a kissinger at 100 years old marks the end of a bloody life. kissinger is well-known for his role in engineering the coup that brought general peners t

systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die free palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show. focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be looking into the enduring impact of general casim solemani who was assassinated in a us drone strike that was authorized by the then us president donald trump in 2020. trump is hoping to make a political comeback later this year, but while he's reviled by large sections of the us public, casim salemani is universally loved across the global south. latif abuchakra has been looking back at salimani's trail blazing influence in palestine and beyond. kasim sulaimani's killing by the united states in january 2020 shocked and enraged the leaders of the world, particularly those in the global south who knew him so well. his contributions to the cause of freedom are legendary. the illegal execution of general qasim sulaymani by the us was heinous act by

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying, bye for now. this was. economy is now in a crisis as it was hit by double whamy this year, the so-called judicial overhaul and the us israel genocidal war. the slaughter in gaza, the uh ethnic cleansing which borders on genocide, i think is costing israel a great deal in terms of of money. the regime is also suffering massively due to the boycott campaign. these are young professional. lot of college students, they going to have an impact on this region for the years down the road, there'll be the new generation that will join people like: malaysia, join us in this edition of economic divide where we look at how israel's economy is suffering. day 93 of the us israelity genocide against palestinians, two more journalists are killed raising the death tool among the press score to 109. palestine resistance. fighters kill more invading israeli soldiers and destroyed some of their weapons and retaliation for the onslot on gaza. a palestine resistance group of virginian brigade ambushes israeli occupati

hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show, we'll be delving into the dubious activities of number of british charities who've been raising funds for israeli soldiers engaged in genocide in gaza. we'll be asking some probing questions about why the charity commission hasn't intervened. when its role is to make sure that charities fulfill their legal obligations and are accountable for their actions. the commission has a statutory duty to investigate concerns identified in the administration and running of charities, yet there's no evidence of a acting its obligations in these cases. the tef aro chakra has been looking into which charities are involved and some of the prominent individuals associated with them. the association for israel's soldiers. is based in occupied palestine and claims to be the soul avenue through which donations can be

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. germany has shocked many by backing the us-israeli genocide in gaza. namibia says germany is yet to atton for the 20th century genocide in the country. why is germany oppose to the south african case against israel at the icj? les bombardements qui ciblent des civils des infrastructures. in the kingdom of the netherlands, new zealand. i'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. on the 114th day of the us israel genocidal war in gaza, the death toll goes past 26,400, the un secretary general. urges governments to sustain contributions to annawa, highlighting the critical support for nearly 2 million civinians in gaza. this significant scining achievement, iran successfully launches three domestically manufactur satellites into orbit.

it is system genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show. focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be delving into the dubious activities of number of british charities who've been raising funds for israeli soldiers engaged in genocide in gaza. we'll be asking some probing questions about why the charity commission hasn't intervened when it's role is to make sure that charities fulfill their legal obligations and are accountable for their actions. "the commission has a statutory duty to investigate concerns identified in the administration and running of charities, yet there's no evidence of it acting its obligations in these cases. latif arabo chakra has been looking into which charities are involved and some of the prominent individuals associated with them. the association for israel's soldiers is based in occupied palestine and claims to be t

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. israel's economy is now in a crisis as it was hit by double whamy this year, the so-called judicial overhaul and the us israel genocidal war. the uh slaughter in gaza, the uh ethnic cleansing which borders on genocide, i think is cost to... israel a great deal in terms of of money, the regime is also suffering massively due to the boycott campaign, these are young professionals, lot of college students, they're going to have an impact on this region for the years down the road, there'll be the new generation that will join people like malaysia, join us in this edition of economic divide where we look at how israel's economy is suffering. france must leave malei, france is here to steal the resources of mali, france is here to colonize malay. in our tradition, if there is a broom, it means we don't want anymore, that's why we put a stop to france. the world must understand that africa's misfortune is france. because the french are citizens like us, so we can't hate them, but we hate th

systematic genocide, but whatever in shy, palestine will never die free palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be highlighting how the growing public backing for palestine in britain contrast sharply with the british political class to continue to give sucker to israel. one such example is the increasingly voluable support for palestine on the terraces of celtic football club. these displays of solidarity have been frowned on by the club's directors and the union of european football associations used. referred to by its initials uefa, has even imposed fines. amina taylor has this report about a group of celtic fans known as the green brigade who display their solidarity with palestine at celtics matches. back in 2006, a seemingly unlikely bunch of football supporters got together to create the green brigade. staling themselves as ultras, they were declared a

hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. we're the only weekly. show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be highlighting how the growing public backing for palestine in britain contrast sharply with the british political class to continue to give sucker to israel. one such example is the increasingly voluable support for palestine on the terraces of celtic football club. these displays of solidarity have been frowned on by the club's directors and union of european football associations, usually referred to by its initials uefa, has even imposed fines. amina taylor has this report about a group of celtic fans known as the green brigade who display their solidarity with palestine at celtic matches. back in 2006, a seemingly unlikely bunch of football supporters got together to create the green brigade. stalling themselves as ultras, they were declared anti-fascist group and... from the beginning cha

systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be highlighting how the growing public backing for palestine in britain contrast sharply with the british political class to continue to give sucker to israel. one such example is the increasingly voluable support for palestine on the terraces of celtic football club. these displays of solidarity have been frowned on by the club's directors and the union of european football. associations, usually referred to by its initials uefa, has even imposed fines. amina taylor has this report about a group of celtic fans known as the green brigade who display their solidarity with palestine at celtic matches. back in 2006, a seemingly unlikely bunch of football supporters got together to create the green brigade. staling themselves as ultras, they were declare

remember to share today's program on your social media platforms too, so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now, sheikh salih is not an ordinary figure for hamas and for the axes of resistance. he is. prominent leader with a significant military role. throughout his years in beirout, alauri played a significant role in networking between the hamas movement and the resistance in gaza as well as the axis of resistance. some may see zyanist israel has assassination of alarudi aimed at rekindling the possibilities of expanding the war and escalating the confrontation further with hisbullah. however, the initial retaliation by hizbullah at one of the most strategic sionist military bases in northern occupied palestine has rendered the israeli. ation in a quagmire deeper than they ever expected. hisbullah escalates against dynist israel this week on the media stream. on january 3rd, twin blasts in the southeastern iranian city of carmont targeted mourners marking the fourth martterdom anniversary. daesh claimed responsibility, yet many believe there's much more behind this act of t

hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be evaluating the record of henry kissinger. he was one of the most... influential us statesman of the 20th century, and as a hardcore zionist, he shamelessly used his position to manipulate the united states into providing unequivocal support to israel. kistenger was incredibly macchievalian, but unlike his modern day equivalence, he wasn't stupid and he certainly wasn't demented. kistenger was also the architect of some of the 20th century's worst human rights abuses and war crimes. the tfabo chakra has been looking back at henry kissinger's life and legacy. the passing of a war criminal: the death of henry a kissinger at 100 years old marks the end of a bloody life. kissinger is well-known for his role in engineering the coup that brought general pinoche to power in chile and overthrowing t

chris williamson, thanks for - better growth momentum. chris williamson, thanks for that. robotic technology is fast evolving to take on a variety of tasks that previously only people could do. the big ces technology show in las vegas at the beginning of the year showcased some of the new robots being developed. spencer kelly from the bbc�*s click show went along to have a look. don't know about you, but i still love a robot. here's one that's making me a latte. i'll tell you, this had better be a good coffee. whether or not it will beat the human barista, or indeed the coffee maker, depends on your point of view, i suppose. but this type of bot certainly generates a bit of interest at these shows. 0h. foamy hazelnut latte! thanks for coming. have a nice day. i will. thank you very much. much more useful, and i think more practical, are robots that can roam our world doing the more mundane stuff like sweeping the roads. here is a concept robot mooting the idea that if you're going to go off grid, you might want a solar panel on wheels that follows the sun like a sunflower,

armar is legal analyst who has worked alongside pro-palestinian stalwarts, parliamentarians chris williamson and jeremy corben. thank you both for being. here, i'll start with you, um, omar, and more than 100 days on, the relentless bombing of the gaza strip, it is uh, huge milestone, tarek, um, the un has just said that there is increase in hepatitis a cases in the gaza strip, yet there is no end inside, since the last time we have spoken, how dire things have become, it is, it is truly indescribable um the the death, the destruction, the disease that that israel has intentionally manufactured in gaza has been um, you know, it's it's it's unlike any modern conflict, and it's unlike anything that i have ever seen in my anyone has seen in my lifetime, um, and it's truly a revealing moment where israel's genocidal. and genocidal effects have been very very clear um over, since i was last on the show, this was perhaps something that was still, i think could might have still been able to be, debated about, argued about, but you know, since we've seen more and more statements, since we've seen mo

systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will never die, palestine, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified with the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be looking at south africa's momentous application to the international court of justice. in its comprehensive 84 page submission, south africa sets out the legal basis for its contention that israel is perpetrating genocide in gaza. it's historically significant that south africa has taken the lead in holding... israel to account for its crimes against humanity, 30 years ago, nelson mandela said, "we know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the palestinians. amina taylor has been looking back at the links between south africa and palestine and the collaboration between south africa's previous apartide regime and the zionist entity. south africa has taken the step to invoke the genocide convention and charge israel in the int

armar is legal analyst who has worked alongside pro-palestinian stalwarts, parliamentarians chris williamson and jeremy corben, thank you both for being here, i'll start with you, omar, and more than 100 days on, the relentless bombing of the gaza strip, it is: uh huge milestone, um, tarak, um, the un has just said that there is increase in the hepatitis a cases in the gaza strip, yet there is no end inside, since the last time we have spoken, how dire things have become, i is, it is truly indescribable, um, the the death, the destruction, the disease that that israel has intentionally manufactured in gaza. has been um you know it's it's it's unlike any modern conflict um and it's unlike anything that i have ever seen in my anyone has seen in my lifetime um and it's truly a revealing moment where israel's you know genocidal intent and genocidal effects have been very very clear um over you know since i was last on the show this was perhaps something that was still i think could... might have still been able to be you know debated about, argued about, but you know, since we've seen more and m

so until next time, this is chris williamson saying bye for now. press tv's news and brief, masses of people have gathered at the congregational prayer site in iranian city of caramon to offer special prayers and morn the victims of the wednesday terrorist attack. he also called on the authorities to bring the perpetrators of the deby explosions to justice. the un security council has condemned in the strongest terms, the twin blast hitting iran's southeastern city of caramon. the unsc has called for collective efforts to hold to account the perpetrators of the attack that killed more than 80 people.

hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating and exposing. the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in this week's show we'll be looking at south africa's momentous application to the international court of justice. in its comprehensive 84 page submission, south africa sets out the legal basis for its contention that israel is perpetrating genocide in gaza. it's historically significant that south africa has taken the lead in holding israel to account for its crimes against humanity. 30 years ago, nelson mandela said, "we know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the palestinians. amina taylor has been looking back at the links between south africa and palestine and the collaboration between south africa's previous apartide regime and the zionist entity. south africa has taken the step to invoke the genocide convention and charge israel in the international court of justice. while there are severe limitations to this pr

chris sununu. of the democratic candidates. marianne williamson has been campaigning. dean phillips as well.den is considered the front runner in democratic primary, but he isn't on the new hampshire ballot because the state's day■u runs afoul of the democratic national committee's own primary rules. rtsmouth where ronna wass in at a house party encouraging democrats to write in the president's name this ye.>> thee is someone who has dedicatederve and the belief in democracy. president biden didn't start out by making a ton of money and he didn't start out by becoming famous or a talkshow host ora media celebrity. he started out running for the city council. and then he served in the senate for 36 years. didn't make any money. public service. and then he became vice president and could have retired , could have done anything. but he saw the threat the donald tr posed and he came and said, i'm going to come and serve the country again. and i'm going to run for president because i believe in america. and he's willing to do it again. >> the dnc has called this primary meaningless. president bid

chris christie four times. >> how old are you? >> 10. and i have seen dean phillips and marion williamsondo you consider yourself a democrat, independent or republican? >> i consider myself a republican. >> i consider myself a republican. >> if nikki haley doesn't win, who is your candidate? >> nikki haley would first have to drop out. hampshire, we are going to go to south carolina and help her push forward. >> what do you do for a living that you can do that? >> i own my own company. o go to south carolina with dad? >> yes. he's not leaving me. et him do that. >> we need to hear your name one more time so that in 30 years when you are the governor of new hampshire, we can say we interviewed you first. >> hannah. >> thank you for stopping by. >> watch c-span campaign 2024 coverage of the new hampshire primary has the candidates make their final visits to primaries before the granite states first in the nation contest. we will also feature campaign analysis with new hampshire political reporter take your call and get your reaction on sothe new hampshire primary, now through primary night

chris christie has dropped out of the race. who gets christie's votes after he bad-mouthed haley and desantis? >> well, mary an williamsonfill are probably -- phillips probably the big winners in new hampshire, much of christie's support came from democrats and independents that could come in and vote in a republican primary. as far as where republicans go, right now as a we were just talking about trump has this almost inevitableness to him. and americans like winners. and that's not to suggest all christie's votes are going to go to donald trump, but the majority will go to donald trump. and nikki haley will get some, ron desantis will get some. but this, there is every indication that donald trump is going to be the nominee, and no one has any numbers that would suggest otherwise. particularly when you start digging down deep and looking at how committed voters are to their choice. stuart: do you have any idea who trump's vice president might be? he says he's got somebody, he's picked one. there's lots of speculation about who it might be. do you want to speculate with us this morning, david? go on. try your hand. >>

chris christie coming out on top. followed by joe biden and marianne williamson. they have it. caller: thank you so much.ost: we are here to serve. caller: i wanted to talk about one of the colors he said the trump children have not been questioned by the government and whatnot. i know that donald junior was subpoenaed five times. i think it might've been four times, twice by the same committee. i know that they have been. not the defendants. the defendants do not set the rules. i'm looking at it. i was reading an article where it said she talked to them to get information on the lawsuit in georgia. it says at the end, because the january 6 committee later destroyed it records. ironically, he faces separate prosecution handling documents. it makes it impossible to get any of the evidence that the prosecution is saying that they do not have if biden is not going to be on the ballot -- they are talking about democracy being killed by the republican, but it is the democrat who have weaponized our government, and it has gone on and on. host: who are you supporting on the republican side? caller: i'm supporti

chris sununu, the governor, dialing back expectations for nikki haley. what that could mean and the two people challenging president biden for the democratic nomination, he's not on the ballot but marion williamson is an dian phillips is an both are with me tomorrow. i'm told it's not going to be nearly as cold as it was in iowa so that alone has me saying okay, i can deal with this. in the meantime, chip roy is not dealing with this new funding measure. avoids a shut down but at a great cost to the united states. >> the american people are tired of getting a complete lack of representation from their representatives. nobody in this country looks at congress and says wow, heckuva job, guys and gals, well done. who would do that? would we do that? by the way, it does not matter who is sitting in the speaker's seat or who has the majority, we keep doing the same stupid stuff. ♪ nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. businesses go further with 5g solutions. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. pga of america and t-mobile are partnering on 5g-powered analytics

williamson came in. you just kind of ever now. you kind of just have to be here to find out. >> people are trying to eat. chrisky haley when said that some people went and talked with other people. they want to ask them a question. we do it well here in new hampshire. >> do they just meet and greet? do they order food? >> president reagan -- president trump came and we actually changed it to the trump tower burger. we actually have a lineup of things since coming here. i got real nervous because he is from the south. >> they are named plaques of people there. what does it take for people to get on the bar or table? course you will see senator scott is on there. nicky haley, president trump president biden. for in the central stuffer candidates. have important is it for the voters meeting them? we taken very seriously. we are asking the tough questions. i think we do it well. >> how does this year compared to a previous article with candidates? are you seeing more interaction? quick the cycle definitely started earlier. we thought it was really early and then president trump came in april. that was different th

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hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. we're the only weekly tv.