also joining us is daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. welcome to you both black, i'll start with. so you have the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues. the ua president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pays of about 20%. that's the latest we have. what's your impression on it? yeah the absolute latest is uh the uaw has gone down to around 36% negotiate. you make smaller moves and take more time, by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is, as you can see quite different in canada. what type of settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a settlement more in the lines of 25. is percent to to 30% increase. 25 to 30% increase. okay, uh, that's over the period of several years. right, right. um, let's look at one thing here, daniel, perhaps many don't realize, and this uh pretty muc

also joining us is daniel shaw, academic and commentator who joins us from new york, welcome to you both uh black, i'll start with you, so you have uh the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues, the ua president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pay hikes of about 20%. that's the latest we have, what's your impression on it? yeah, the uh absolute latest is uh the ua. w has gone down to around 36% negotiate, you make smaller moves, and take more time, by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is, as you can see quite different in canada, what type of settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a... settlement more in the lines of 25 is percent to 30% increase 25 to 30% increase okay uh that's over the period of several years right right um let's look at um one thing here daniel shaw that perhaps many don't realize and this uh pretty

we also have daniel shaw and academic. political analyst joining us from new york, welcome to you both'm wondering, what does israel gain by killing the palestinians except for revenge, but at the same time, palestinian lives in the form of women and children also are being lost. and of course uh people are watching around the world uh some with impunity they they're not when it comes to the so-called international community not issuing the types of statements even in the form of statements to try to deter israel from doing this. um hello thank you so much for having me um first of all i would like to say that um the zionist state is basically gaining from this aggression on the on our people in gaza this is a part of a systematic. take way to ensure that the palestinians are annihilated, they are a plan to remove the existence and annihilate the existence of us as the palestinian people. this is not just a battle between um some resistance faction and a state. this is a battle for existence. right now we are the palestinian people fighting on daily basis against colonial powers, not j

i mean, daniel shaw, our guest there says that it's not as bad as as it uh, that's as bad as some may make it, but uh, so what, what about the workers that are striking? i mean, it's not just the autoworkers. i'm looking down a list of uh some of the industies and some of the companies, i mean, you had the screen riders, which appears that they reached some kind of agreement, you had starbucks. employees, amazon workers, you have frontline workers, um, whether it's nurses, hotel staff and pilots, you have the ups, which they reach an agreement if they hadn't, that would have been the biggest strike in us history, or should i say the largest strike in us history, so and and the news um reads that uh, you know, it's strike season, that the us strikes have made made a comeback, i mean, so why are they out uh a striking, is it not because of inflation obviously, but because of their pay, that's usually what it's all about. how do you explain that? yeah, tomorrow will be the uh first day of strike tober, it seems october is gearing up to be a month of uh strikes. i think uh professor black

result okay, indeed, itself, thank you so much uh for that, as correspondent out of beirout and daniel shaw from the answer coalition out of new york. thank you so much viewers for staying with us at press tv, and of course we will continue to be covering this uh ongoing situation in gaza and beyond. stay tuned please. we want to know more about what israeli soldiers have to tell, about their rules of engagement, the truth behind the occupation, and for that we move to tel aviv, in a non-disclosed location, there is a small office, the exact location will not be disclosed for security reasons, here we are going to meet former soldiers of the israeli military. forces, members of an organization that defies the occupation, breaking the silence. my name is yehuda shaul, i grew up in what you would call the political right in israel. i was infantry combat soldier and a commander, i finished my service as a company sergeant, my sisters are settlers, one of my brothers uh is settler today. even though i grew up in the political right, i found myself in a place where i couldn't justify any more 90

daniel shaw, who gave us his take on us concerns. a good arguments are solver and people, they every right to decide if they want to have a military partnership with any boulevard in countries over the russ euro, we china. and if they're stating that historically, they were invaded by the united states, 14 times in the early 19 hundreds. the us government, under ronald reagan, reagan wage, the proxy war against nick at our little resulting in tens and thousands of deaths . that is why we have this deep sense of distrust emanating out of managua, towards washington. whenever we talk about, and you cut out what we have to remember that nicaragua is under siege by the us governance. we have not heard one positive word about nicaragua in our society for several decades now. and that's because of the sudden denise is in their position against us and carry elizabeth and breaking news just coming in before we go. an explosion that's happened the next to the turkish interior ministry. roads in the area are now closed. members of the presiden

okay, stay with me, miriam, let me cross over to new york and get uh daniel shaw from the answer coalition in on this discussion, daniel, thank you so much uh for being with me, i'd like to hear your assessment, on one hand of course uh the israel. regime uh is in the middle of an unbelievably sadistic onslot on the palestinians in the gosa strip, on the other hand, the israeli regime uh continues to face the wrath of the uh of hamas and other uh groups, resistance groups and i don't know if you saw earlier that even the connesset session of the connesset was interrupted. because of rockets being fired. i mean, what does this do to the psychy of the so-called the invincible israeli regime? you know, thanks so much cuz you're educating uh me as well here in new york city and across the united states. we're subjected to the worst censorship that i've ever seen. this is the crystallization of western fascism. this is the western fascism that led to the uh death of six. million jews uh during world war ii and 6 million uh others socialists and and and other resistance back then and then 27 mil

with professor of latin american and the caribbean studies at the city university of new york and daniel shaw. they gave us this take on the us concerns. it didn't make good arguments are solver and people, they every right to decide if they want to have a military partnership with any boulevard in countries over the russ euro, we china. and if they're stating that historically, they were invaded by the united states, 14 times in the early 19 hundreds. the us government, under ronald reagan, reagan wage, the proxy war against nick as little resulting in tens and thousands of deaths. that is why we have this deep sense of distrust emanating out of managua, towards washington. whenever we talk about, and you cut out what we have to remember that nicaragua is under siege by the us governance. we have not heard one positive word about nicaragua in our society for several decades now. and that's because of the sudden denise is in their position against us. and curious as to look at the news for now up next to the documentary, the young hope of dumbass profile with the children volunteers who have

we spoke to daniel shaw, a professor of latin american and caribbean studies, who says people in the americas are tired of what they see as a costly us proxy war against russia. of the mexican peoples, the population of the us, people across central america and the americans feel the same way that this proxy war against russia has caused way too much human blood on the ukrainian side and on the russian side. and it's cost us way too much money as well. the president of mexico, and today's lopez over is correct to question the almost $200000000000.00 over the past year and a half that has been taken from us us taxpayers to fund this proxy war in lopez over although it is correctly asking if you're sincere about stemming this title, waves of immigration caused by economic injustice in any quality. if you truly, syria is united states government, why don't you invest in, in, in the countries that are suffering so much? not the normal vampire asks investments, but actual social invest. the ukraine risk losing further financial aid from the us if it does not prove the previous payment was

daniel show, professor of latin and caribbean, latin american and caribbean studies and now as uh we were talking uh with mr. shaw, people are pouring to the streets across the world or muslim and non-muslim world in solidarity with the people of gaza and also while condemning the israeli onslott on the civilian population, we saw demonstrations held in iran, lebanon, iraq, syria, pakistan, afghanistan, yemen, and johannesburg in south africa in europe as well, germany, england, the italian capital, rome in paris, france, which uh, the police use water cannons and teer gas against the pro palestinians as well as some arrests being made, we'll keep you updated in our future bulletins. thank you. this time of year so powerful, it's a story of centuries of slavery and years of wandering in the desert. story of perseverance amidst persecution and faith in god and the torah, it's a story about finding freedom in your own land, and for the jewish people, this story is central to who you've become, but it's also a story that holds within it the universal human experience with all of its suffering, but also all of its sa

okay, indeed mari itself, thank you so much uh for that, as maria correspondent out of beirout and daniel shaw from the answer coalition out of new york. thank you so much viewers for staying with us at press tv and of course we will continue to be covering this uh ongoing situation in gaza and beyond. stay tuned please.

daniel shaw, professor of latin american caribbean studies in new york. thank you so much for covering that. thousands of people in new york city who are saying no to the genocide of the people of gaza, 2.4 million people trapped in one of the worst humanitarian crisis we could ever imagine, this thousands of new yorkers were not afraid to be fired, we're not afraid of the zionist intimidation campaign, we've seen in germany, we've seen in france, we've seen in england, the countries that most talk about democratic freedoms and first amendment rights, they banned use of the palestinian flag, the ultimate symbol of the 1948 expulsion, el nakba, the catastrophe that is exiled, how many millions of palestinians from their land, thank you for covering this, because in the united states there is censorship, across the western world, there is censorship, we're not allowed to talk about palestine, they've tried equate the palestinian flag with terrorism, which is a sheer form of of censorship and fascism, we've had thousands and thousands of people here in the s