and neck as an asian a murderer with his wife were you surprised israel also shot missiles into damascus to kill. son jury as well yes this is the s.s. nation continues i mean that it goes to. to gaza and then from gaza to damascus and vice versa and you need don't see the international community oust by this by this murder you don't see a quick the nation and some sanctions imposed upon israel this killing really has taken some highlight because it hits leadership but daily this israelis are killing individuals are killing people and killing brothers sisters wives husbands. and continuing it there are keep the illegal occupation of our land and. building colonial settlements on our villages maybe you don't see that international condemnation because european governments and the united states believe that islamic jihad is a terrorist movement that it. aided to destroying the state of israel the reality is that israel is a terrorist government that is that it catered to destroying the palestinian homes rights people you wonder i mean really who is the murderer and who is the victim i mean

gaza strip and in damascus at a time like this it's very difficult to really say. that it's possible that another iraq rocket hits a target was was misfired rather than intended to be fired by the israelis media in nature nations is showing attacks on israel for instance instead or rot rather than ghibli to have a steroid to because is it actually israeli illegally occupied land under security council resolution 446 an area that used to be called nudge this is colonial acquisition by force by a country that is equipped with atomic weapons and quipped with. the highest technology the murderous weapons by the united states we're not really talking here about. a national liberation movement we're talking about a colonial country that is occupying all our land nuclear whistleblower mordechai vanunu can no longer talk to the media and of course israel has never admitted to having nuclear weapons i should stay but your new prime minister dr mohammed. would his background i mean he's been tweeting in amidst the current violence for protection from the united nations i mea

s you are the same went on to write an article saying that locals locals in damascus believed that it was the government that is the shelling this is absolutely false anybody who spent any significant time in damascus knows that until the stand was liberated terrorists were raining down missiles and mortars on and on a near daily basis on to damascus but clearly it's the ground itself i mean it's the grad's it's to promote u.s. policies and in syria anybody who's been observing us with regard to syria you know step all seaside into. not to defeat isis that's precisely what syria what the this is a brush and our allies have been doing and that's precisely why generals for that matter who was assassinated by the us was a highly regarded region because it was largely a view this is one of the reasons that isis was defeated so clearly the grant doesn't have to do with that it has to do in my opinion just trying trying but i think they will fail to control the narrative on syria but i think as we've said they've been caught out lying the west and media of whether it's british or american a

city of moderates and dominant in the province the city lies on an important highway connecting damascus and aleppo. so plan for the middle east and when israel was created 72 years ago 750000 palestinians were forced to flee their homes for jordan syria and lebanon many of those who were forcibly exiled still dream of returning to their ancestral homes but under trump's plan the refugees right of return will be refused so hire out reports from favorites. i made it all kind was born in palestine in 1942 he now lives in a refugee camp in the lebanese capital with his children and grandchildren he's been displaced twice but remembers the smells sights and sounds of his hometown and it still pains him that in his old age he'll never be allowed to go hire him. well of them and i mean we didn't. we couldn't go. back what can i say. no words can describe it really 3 day getting live the border just to get close to my palestine but. we believe in ourselves as a nation this compass come a long way from being made up of just tents but it's now overcrowded with thousands of palestinian refugees cr

rebel held city of modest anon and then province the city lies on an important highway connecting damascus and aleppo president assad and assad's government and its allies have bombarded the area for months tens of people tens of thousands of other people have fled as fighting intensified and since december an estimated 350000 people have been displaced spring in 7 plus most joining us more on this from istanbul because those people that have been displaced are heading towards the border with turkey stand him. yes there in it's continues actually to displacement has been has been ongoing for. more than many months and recently it's on the rise for the last couple of days we are receiving footage as videos from inside it lip that because of this influx there is there is too much traffic inside the center of course people believe that turkish border side is much safer that's why they are moving up to do north but i have to say that there is no place not that there isn't any enough place left especially around out of my camp area so they are to the turkish government has also urged german a g

and the russian president vladimir putin holds talks with his syrian counterpart bashar assad in damascus amid the rising tensions in the middle east. as we get to 2020 of political correctness still haunts us notably over the latest gangster film the gentleman we put up for the. most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie gangsters guess what really gangsters don't speak and politically correct what. they get even just going to 8 o'clock here in moscow you watching r.t. international a rapid escalation of what's already have volatile situation the iranian parliament has designated the u.s. armed forces as a terror organization it came in response to the killing of the country's most powerful general in a u.s. air raid at baghdad airport in iraq on friday tensions across the middle east of saud as a rainy manned. well those who did this as well as the perpetrators of this crime the killing of general kassim son the money with the pentagon and the military i counted as terrorists the body of the iranian general has been taken back to his hometown for burial huge crying mourne

evidence that the attack was staged was actually filmed at a syrian army facility in damascus in the presence of russian military advisors. the story with an amplified in some. western journalism and left to fester in the darker conspiratorial corners of the internet. was a case study in confusion the manufactured kind and open source research is working from a distance. of closer to the truth. immediately after the yellow canisters hit the balcony in the room. images of those canisters appearing online the next day the syrian military is there and the only news channels that are being brought in russian news. start filming that area and claiming that the entire attack has been staged so the forensic problem was rather. simple did those canisters come from the air we know that the air was exclusively controlled by the syrian air force and the russians or from the ground you did the rebels place it we're working here like archaeologists but archaeologist that have no access to material ity only to the media and from the media building the closest possible proximity to the object of th

special envoy for syria go paterson will be coming in and he plans to visit damascus. i hope that the talks the visits that he's going to make will make it possible to lay out to share deal for further work of the constitutional committee and the we are deeply convinced that we need to. fix that error that happened with. syria was sent out from the arab league syria should once again become the member of the arab family. if you can reach the beginning of the mistral loughborough view now for noon rise you tell in television money. as we see in the trailer we've been we've been talking a lot for sure with you about believe crimes or so what were the mistakes of various retailing governments in the rest and year is in regard to flee. the jail and so what could we do now. and what do you expect from believin conference in berlin. as for the mistakes. past well the greatest mistake was made by a tele. which those were our colleagues from native who made that mistake should use the 2011 they made a decision to start bombing in libya all the from the regime violate the un se

revelations that evidence was buried to justify british airstrikes around damascus in 2018 and apparent u.s. attempts to prevent the evidence being given in person at the un panel has taken place at the house of commons ahead of this thursday's further un meeting it raises critical questions over what the u.k. funded white helmets claim was a chemical atrocity by the assad government chairing the panel is the former director of britain's special forces retired major general john holmes joins me now thanks so much major general for coming on the show i mean the former head of the o.p.c. w organization knows it was johnny may agree with you about questions over any alleged chemical attack by the as a government as a pretext for britain to bomb syria acting u.s. ambassador to the u.n. chair that challenged said that the chinese convene missed meeting at the u.n. this is all brazen dissent from a should leave him yesterday in 10 beers agreed why are there any questions over a subject. of chemical weapons in syria from your perspective i think i should state of the at the beginning that i'm

that made putin meets the syrian president in damascus and the middle east braces for further instability. and a new gangster film the gentleman father of debate over racism and censorship give us their views. could tell you some of the most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie about gangsters and it guess what really gangsters don't speak in politically correct balanced way is. 9 from moscow news headquarters where it's just past 2 in the morning you're watching r t international welcome to the program. the president trump has backed down on a threat to destroy iran's cultural sites the u.s. leader caused global alarm with a series of tweets on saturday which he said key iranian land boss could be targeted if the country 6 revenge for the assassination of his top general kasim sort of money but on tuesday trump said washington will obey international law. we are according to various laws supposed to be very careful with their cultural heritage and you know what if that's what the law is i what i like to obey the law i mean while the iranian parliament has unanimously pass

passed by congress last month on the russian president vladimir putin held the syrian counterpart in damascus amid the rising tensions in the middle east and also to the new i know there are political correctness seems to continue. to film that we put the issue of. racist language this was a movie. guess what gangsters don't speak in politically correct way is. welcome just midnight here in moscow you watching r.t. international now in a rapid escalation of what is already a volatile situation the iranian parliament has designated the u.s. armed forces a terror organization it came in response to the killing of the country's most powerful general and a us air right at baghdad airport in iraq on friday tensions across the middle east have soared. and retaliation. well those who did this as well as the perpetrators of this crime killing in general. with the pentagon and the military counted as terrorists this is the body of the iranian general has been taken back to his home town burial and it's been reported to you that dozens of people were crushed to death in the crowds that had gathered the

talks with his syrian counterpart bashar al assad in damascus rising tensions in the middle east. as we enter 2020 the hangover of political correctness still hold over the new gangster film gentleman. divides. the. racist language this was in movie. guess what gangsters don't speak in politically correct. good evening and welcome. in a rapid escalation of what's already a volatile situation the iranian parliament has designated the u.s. armed forces a terror organization came in response to the killing of the country's most powerful general in a us rated baghdad airport in iraq on friday tensions across the middle east have soared as a rainy and demand retribution. i . i. feel those who did this is well as the perpetrators of this crime the killing of general kassim son the money with the pentagon and the military i counted as terrorists. the body of the iranian general has been taken back to his hometown for burial huge crowds of mourners have been gathering for the funeral reportedly dozens of people have died and hundreds more have been injured after being crushed in the crowd

the russian president vladimir putin has held talks with his syrian counterpart bashar assad in damascus amid the rising tensions in the middle east also as we enter the new year i know that political correctness continues notably with the film gangster film the gentleman we put me up at the back. of the most disgusting racist language this was a movie of gangsters guess what bully gangsters don't speak in politically correct. hello there good evening just 11 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now a rapid escalation of what is already a volatile situation the iranian parliament says ignite the u.s. armed forces a terror organization it came in response the killing of the country's most powerful general and a u.s. air raid at baghdad airport in iraq on friday tensions across the middle east have saw disarray nene's demand retaliation. for those who ordered this is well as the perpetrators of this crime the killing of general kassim son the money with the pension. and the military counted as terrorists. the rain in general has been taken back to his home in time for

also by by the question of the syria he was the main figure that give a backup for the regime in damascus and he was also integrating figure let us say in the region and he's the face of iranian revolution outside iran and he was let's say a figure of nationalism outside iranian borders rachel sort of money had been in the. u.s. before but they had never pulled the trigger why now. so this this killing comes after a few actions from the iranians earlier this year they shot down a u.s. drone attack the saudi oil fields but more recently there was attack where a u.s. contractor was killed and then the age of the u.s. embassy in baghdad by iranian backed hezbollah and so i think at some point the u.s. decided that there needs to be some sort of some sort of payback for those actions and this is also following a twitter back and forth between between trump and how many over the last couple of days so the question again is really what comes next what was big talk to me about the reaction that there's been in the u.s. to his killing politically and also from the public so the reaction has been

in the end there were baria squadron 6 and 9 they were deployed from cyprus to bomb a damascus science research center 2 in the morning on the 14th of april 28th. can you really see how this could have. led to the british bombers bombing another country with stakes suppression of truth i think you'd have to go back into statements by the british government over the previous 5 years in terms of how it would react to the continued use of chemical weapons in syria. my stance is that the report has been question very genuinely very accurately. and i'm not interested in why that's done and dusted the important thing to me is that you should look at its internal regulations etc etc to see how they can prevent such a thing happening again get it its value it is its independence and cannot be influenced by outside actors broadening this out a little. memory has been britain's enemy i says to al qaeda how do you view what happened what was happening in syria with hindsight now the war the main body of the war appeared to be over. i think you. a civil war that goes on for what 8 gives 9 years. c

that may putin's been meeting with the syrian president in damascus and the middle east braces for further instability . and the new gangster film the gentleman fired up debate over racism and censorship our guests give us their views. can tell you some of the most foul and disgusting racist language this was the movie a boat gangsters and their guess what bully the gangsters don't speak in politically correct balanced way is. hello you're watching r t international i am or is on a lot court thank you for joining us and we start with this breaking news a ukrainian aircraft with 180 passengers on board has reportedly crashed shortly after takeoff from khomeini international airport interferon those reports coming from iranian state media but have not been officially confirmed yet ukraine international airlines flight 752 was heading to kiev it's a boeing 737 plane and reportedly went down due to technical reasons according to that same report so far we have no information on possible casualties but we'll of course keep you updated when we get further information and in separate developments

after arrival according to vladimir putin's spokesperson he visited the russian command center in damascus where he held a meeting with president bashar assad and also received a state of affairs reports from the military about what's going on in the rest of the country now in a meeting with bashar assad lot of mir putin says that's a long way and significant steps have been made to establishing the country's territorial integrity as well as statehood meanwhile president of syria bashar. thanked the russian military for establishing in his country and of course for their fight against terrorism on wednesday vladimir putin be holding another top level meeting this time the president in turkey will be formally launching the new took straight line and also discussing the fallout from major general sort of money stuff we of course closely following those developments right here on r.t. . well now the latest movie find a british to write to guy ritchie has been getting some less than stellar reviews but critics branding the picture as racist and out of touch the gentleman has so far only been r

the syrian president in damascus the middle east braces for further instability. and the new gangster film the gentleman plans up debate over racism and censorship. discuss the racist language this was in a movie a boat in stores guess what believe gangsters don't speak in politically correct. you're watching r t international i'm ours on a lot of thank you for joining us and we do start with this breaking news iran has fired dozens of ballistic missiles a basis housing u.s. forces in iraq the iranian military is calling it a revenge operation for the death of major general kasem saw the man who was killed in a u.s. air strike last week well for more on this we can now across like to live in new york and paula slee here in tel aviv paula let's come to you 1st could you talk us through what's been happening and how is this all being viewed in israel where you currently are. well there's been 2 'd waves of a strikes target. 2 major iraqi bases where american troops are concentrated one of the bases is just outside baghdad the capital of iraq and the other one is in

are in syria illegally under international law they were not invited there by the government in damascus so they should even go even faster so how does the political terrain change go ahead in. the world. ryan well obviously your guest in the united states knows nothing about iran and to call all those millions of people who went to the funeral loonatics is an insult to the nation what i do think is important is that trump himself admitted this is one of the ironies of this whole episode trump himself admitted once upon a time that it was iran and russia that were fighting isis and trump also admitted once upon a time that it was obama who created isis so. the the trump regime has admitted that soleimani because he was the key person who fought isis there were from the very beginning when isis was closing in on damascus he went in there you know help us and we don't have a real anywhere here i mean is it we are divided fareed if we have alexei is kris kringle really regime or as chris mohamed didn't you know i think you have a very rapidly regime you have a very ugly regime. you have a v

they were the main fighters against the syrian government is roughly 60 miss groups move closer to damascus helped protect the city. so he is a key person who saved damascus from falling into the hands of isis and al-qaeda, the same al-qaeda attack carried out september 11 and july seven, which was aided by those regions, so he helped save syria from collapse and he was also sent from collapse and he was also sent from iran to baghdad to defend the iraqi capital so again he prevented the black flags of isis from taking over iran's neighbouring country so people in iraq have seen the images of the funeral of qasem soleimani in several countries. the crowds were enormous and it shows how the iraqis feel for him and his companions and for the iraqi commander that the americans murdered as well, who was a senior military official that was also assassinated by the americans along with general qasem soleimani. the argument that it is advanced by the americans is arguably a very straightforward one, it is that qasem soleimani, in pursuit of iran's strategic objectives was the organiser of a large

the russian president vladimir putin has held talks with his syrian counterpart bashar assad in damascus amid the rising tensions in the middle east also to come as we enter the new year the hangover of political correctness continues it seems notably over the new gangster film the gentle but we put the issue to the back. we can tell you some of the most foul and disgusting racist language this was in movie gangsters and guess what the lead gangsters don't speak in politically correct balanced ways. hello welcome you're watching international our top story this hour president trump has backed down on a threat to destroy iran's cultural sites the u.s. leader calls global alarm with a series of tweets on saturday in which he said kirani landmarks could be targeted if the country seeks revenge for the assassination of its top general customs for the money but on tuesday trump said that washington will it by international law. we are according to various laws are supposed to be very careful with their cultural. heritage and you know if that's what the law is i like to obey the law and while

the russian president vladimir putin holds talks with his syrian counterpart bashar al assad in damascus amid rising tension in the middle east. and classifies the us armed forces as a terror organization in response to the pentagon's killing of tehran's top commander that huge crowds of mourners have gathered for the funeral. and u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi announces a resolution to curb donald trump's ability to attack iran but a similar restriction was stripped from the defense bill passed by congress just last month. as we enter 2020 the hangover of political correctness is still haunting this notably over the new gangster film the gentleman who put the issue of . racist language this was a movie of gangsters and hey guess what gangsters don't speak in politically correct ways. thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. and the rapid escalation of what's already a volatile situation the iranian parliament has designated the u.s. armed forces a terror organization came in response to the killing of the country's most powerful general in the usa raided baghdad airport in ira

knew that he was flying from damascus to baghdad as you noted. senator lindsey graham said he was briefed about the operation on monday. the strike took place on thursday. how in practical terms would u.s. intelligence have known he was traveling from syria, where the white house is saying he was planning these imminent attacks, to baghdad where he was killed? >> obviously, there's lots of ways they can do this. they can do it through human source reporting, signals intelligence, meaning their collecting bits of signals intelligence that would indicate those kinds of things. and there are other ways they can do it as well. so some other kinds of surveillance you might imagine. while i'm sure the intelligence community put all of those pieces together and realized that they had some information. he was in damascus and lukely knew that his next stop was baghdad. they figured that out through good intelligence work. sound, good, sometimes detailed nuanced intelligence work. and were able to put him on the ground in baghdad. once that happened, remem

before flying to baghdad where he was killed and it was in damascus according to the national security adviser that he was working on the plans to kill the american forces and diplomats, jake. >> thank you. and now, let's talk about this, and chairman rodgers, you were the head of the chairman of the intelligence committee and that would have been you in the briefing and what would you want the trump administration to produce if you were in there right now? >> i want to see the totality of the information. i am suspect of the imminent piece. i am not sure they had to do that. you know he has planned attacks against the americans, and successfully killed them. he was currently planning to kill american, and as a matter of fact the american who was killed a month ago -- >> the contractor. >> at the hands of sole mimani d the cronies, and so the compelling case, was he preparing for something bigger in damascus and coming to baghdad, and i would argue yes, because he was with a gentleman who was on the target list for the united states in the iraq war including the obama administration an

of custom solomonic said that he landed at baghdad international airport from the syrian capital damascus and was killed minutes after entering a vehicle with the leader of the popular mobilisation forces a boom on the album hondas. but iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harmony has delivered his 1st friday sermon in 8 years he said that u.s. forces are not safe in the region and beyond the also call for unity after protests over the accidental shooting down of ukrainian passenger plane. protesters in ties are calling on yemen's government to try to end the near 4 year war they've gathered in the city's freedom square the southern region is on the front line of yemen's conflict and a struggled with famine and poverty pro iran hooty rebels and saudi u.a.e. backed phases of battling for control of the city jordanians are protesting in their capital amman against the imports of israeli natural gas they're accusing the government of financially supporting israel's occupation of palestine jordan's national energy companies signed a $10000000000.00 deal for the gas back in 2016 that's caused w

el hallak: you could shoot all the way down to the end of damascus road.is: and the people down there, they have no idea where it's coming from. el hallak: of course. and they try to shoot back. but they shoot back at the other balcony. lemonis: on the balcony, it's hard for me to spot those peep holes. but there's no doubt, i'm in their line of site. el hallak: and that's exactly where the bullets came out -- through here, through here, and out. yeah. so, anybody who was there was being killed. lemonis: so as a kid, you would -- el hallak: not allowed to be here. this was the green line. this was no-man's land. you don't cross. lemonis: the green line was literally that -- overgrown trees and bushes that had pushed their way through the ground where people feared to walk. for mona, it's a vivid memory. she was six years old when the civil war started, el hallak: whomever has been through war doesn't wake up in the same way that someone who hasn't been through war because you know you kind of earned your life. during the worst times, the bombing, you run t

meanwhile vladimir putin made the syrian president in damascus as the middle east braces for further instability. to fill the gentleman up debate over racism and censorship our guests give us their views. racist language this was a movie gangsters guess what really gangsters don't speak in correct ways. hello if you're watching r.t. international i'm or is on a lot thank you for joining us and we do start with this breaking news iran has fired dozens of ballistic missiles bases housing u.s. forces in iraq the iranian military is calling it a revenge operation for the death of major general. who was killed in the u.s. air strike last week the pentagon has confirmed that the end base in western iraq and the herbal base in northern iraq have been hit those 2 facilities housing u.s. and coalition forces alongside iraqi forces and there are now reports of iraq casualties in both strikes this of course follows iran's warning that it would hit u.s. targets. in response to the death of its top general on january 3rd the iranian military has named the operation martyrs solemn army and warned

was released in march this year and was used by western powers to blame damascus for the duma incident in april 28th but the findings were called into question after a series of documents published by wiki leaks as r.t.c. closed down of reports the u.p.c. w. is in crisis the body's image once pristine is now being crippled blow by blow or rather one leak after another and it's this video that could bring the eventual reputational disintegration of the watchdog. the o.p.c. w. had been clear that it investigated the 20 team doomer attack analyzed this video 2 and the conclusion was unequivocal the syrian city was the site of a chemical attack but apparently not according to the expertise of a toxicologist a pharmacologist and they by analytical chemist it was agreed among all present that the key takeaway message from the meeting was that the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical causing the symptoms could be identified and there's another technical document that puts into jeopardy the official conclusion that the gas canist

the syrian president in damascus and the middle east braces for instance. and a new gangster film. debate over racism and censorship our guests give us. the most. racist language this was a movie gangsters and it gets more fully youngsters don't speak and politically correct. news headquarters was just composed for in the morning you're watching on t.v. international welcome to the program and we start with this breaking news iran has fired dozens of miss also bases housing u.s. forces in iraq the iranian military is calling it calling it a revenge operation for the death of major general. who was killed in a u.s. . the pentagon has confirmed that the base in western iraq and the erbil base in northern iraq have been hit these are video this video. is currently on verified but is purported to show the missiles flying from iran towards those 2 bases those 2 facilities house that u.s. and coalition for. forces the statement said it is clear that these missiles were launched from iran due us media saying president trump is expected to give an address to the nation on the latest escala

custom sort of mahdi they confirm he landed at baghdad international airport from syria's capital damascus and was killed minutes after getting into a vehicle with an iraqi militia leader. and iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harmony as delivered his 1st friday sermon in 8 years he said that u.s. forces are not safe in the region and beyond he also called for unity after protests over the accidental shooting down of ukrainian passenger planes. u.s. president donald trump has announced the defense team in his upcoming impeachment trial it includes the former independent counsel ken starr and lawyer alan dershowitz the trial will be led by white house counsel pat. and trump's lawyer jay cycle of the legal process was set in motion in the senate on thursday after house democrats read the charges that trumped faces let's go live now to the white house our white house for a correspondent kimberly how good is that tell us more about these new additions to trump's legal defense what's significant about these 2 men. well for some of us who covered the last presidential impeachment it's a little

glad to meet putin's been meeting the syrian president in damascus and the middle east braces according to the team. and the new gangster film the gentleman fired up debate over racism and censorship our guests give us their views . can tell you some of the most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie about gangsters and it guess what bully gangsters don't speak in politically correct and balanced way is. that are you watching the international i'm or is on a lot could thank you for joining us and we start with this breaking news according to iran state t.v. iran has launched dozens of surface to surface missiles towards the end assad air base which is in anbar province in iraq it houses that u.s. and also british troops u.s. military officials have confirmed that at least 6 rockets fell on the air base and the white house says president donald trump is monitoring the situation so far there is information on possible casualties or damage to the base but we're monitoring that this follows iran's warning that it would hit u.s. targets in response to the assassination of its t