moral case, yeah, okay, we're out of time, unfortunately, let me thank my guest. in beirot and clive menzis in london and thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight on pr being your host najafi and i'll see you next time. the israeli society is turning up. at his fabric, fact that netanyahu has basically showed no remorse ever since is just despicable and it makes me ashamed to be in the same place that he is. the turn of dead captives and body bags sparks the largest protest since october 7. i myself have just come back from traveling in the region and you can see the range of businesses that have been shut down, not just on the palestinian side, but also the israeli side. israel's largest union, is the biggest strike action involving over 200 businesses, tel aviv and other major towns shut down, another massive economic end, the people who are protesting are not supporters of netanyahu, there's a very strong division within jewish israeli society, will this be the new norm? "what happened today is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of beta's residence du

yeah, okay, we're out of time, unfortunately, let me thank my guest karoim sharara in beirot, and clive menzies in london and thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight on press tv, i've been your host and i'll see you next time. politics is something integral. youtube is like how i started my journalism, it began on. on youtube, we are fighting a war on multiple fronts, we're fighting one media, we're fighting on the ground, but it it's it's it's a collective effort, we are at war, the west has habit of stealing the religions of the middle east and then weaponizing them against the people of the middle east, the americans, the israelis, uh, the united kingdom do not respect the value of human life. 'so you know we all have to be soldiers on the front line, we have to keep fighting. i want to speak directly to people in gaza, people in the west bank. victory will come, victory will come, victory will come, this is story of an unrival champion of the african continent'. who captivated audiences with his skill and determination, hero who made history with a bold decision to withdraw fro

yeah, okay, we're out of time, unfortunately, let me thank my guest, karim sharara in beirot, and clive menzis in london, and thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight on press tv, i've been your host narafin, i'll see you next time, 12th century persian poet nizami ganjavi who's widely appreciated in the current age, iran and surrounding countries expresses his love for iran and its heritage by saying, the entire world is like body in which iran is the heart. there's no shame to draw this comparison, since iran is the heart of the earth, surely the heart is the best part of the body. iran celebrates that rich heritage on september 18th, which was named national day of persian poetry and literature in honor of another iconic iranian poet shahi. diverse works ranging from love poems to spiritual ones, including very popular poem called the huma of bliss in praise of ali ibn abib, the first imam of shia muslims, you have come at last, my dearest, but why so late? reads one of his mesmerizing love poems, which was later said iranian traditional music. september 18, the day shahriar pas

israeli occupied palestinian territories um throughout the last three days um joining us now are mr clive menzis from london and als so robert fantina out of kitchen ontario uh robert uh it i like um how uh clive mentioned that uh israel's victim card may have over last year forever expired if it still was impacting and influencing certain people globally that uh barely anyone is any longer buying uh that narrative any longer it resonates with barely anyone and that perhaps can be viewed as the biggest defeat robert for the regime after over years decades of heavy campaigning lobbying and propaganda to try to play that card. yes, and that that is defeat for the the zionist entity, which as you mentioned for decades uh had the the for me, i'm such victim. look what happened at at the holocaust, which when that was five years ago, okay, that was something, but "we're now talking 75 years ago, doesn't fit anymore, it doesn't uh, it just doesn't apply. uh, that as you said, the victim card has expired. israel is committing genocide against the palestinians, it's the aggressor against lebanon, may wi

canada, thank you and stay safe, john and robert, stay if you could, i'm also going to welcome now clive menzi's political uh uh economy analyst and researcher out of london uh to our conversation here, hello clive, pleasure to uh have you uh many feel clive, the uh the israeli regime is pushing for a wider conflict in uh uh and one involving its western allies when it's uh choosing ds or choosing escalation as opposed to a permanent ceasefire in gaza which would uh result in immediate de-escalation and it'll put an end to the uh anserla attacks and supported palestinians, the uh uh yemenis, the yemeni army going after israeli interest and the high seas, all the uh iraqi resistance attacks against the occupied palestine, hezbol attacks on the southern uh lebanese border, it all goes away, they get their captives in gaza back, they get out of gaza, allow gazans to rebuild, it could all be over tomorrow, clive, why isn't it? why is the uh israeli regime choosing escalation at this point? well, i would say that choice is not really what comes into this. um, as i've said on these programs before, is