uh, let's find out what our first guest thinks about this uh, we uh have ranjit or daniel yejich who's an author and researcher joining us from uh barcelona. daniel yejich, welcome to the program operation also flood has reached the almost the one year mark here, we just went through some of the violations as cited by the icj, even though they don't really have legal mandate to make it happen so to speak, but they have come out and have blasted the israeli regime for basically carrying out apartite policies. can you tell us a little bit more how operation also flood actually brought that to light? yeah, i think the operation made it impossible. for the world to ignore the suffering of the palestinians and as your correspondent from gaza has already pointed out, there has been a major effort by the west, which continues to obviously back the israeli regime to present what has happened on october 7 last year as isolated from the broader context, the acts of thought follows 75 years of a brutal israeli genocidal occupation of... palestine and also beyond palestine and gaza in particular,

uh, let's find out what our first guest thinks about this uh, we uh have ranjit or daniel yejich who's an author and researcher joining us. from barcelona uh daniel yejish, welcome to the program, operational also flood has reached the almost the one year mark here, we just went through some of the violations as cited by the icj, even though they don't really have legal mandate to make it happen so to speak, but they have come out and have blasted the israeli regime for basically carrying out aparthite policies. can you tell us a little bit more how uh operation also flood actually brought that to light? yeah. operation made it impossible for the world to ignore the suffering of the palestinians and as your correspondent from gaza has already pointed out there has been a major effort by the west which continues to obviously back the israeli regime to present what has happened on october 7 last year as isolated from the broader context uh the act of thought follows 75 years of a brutal israeli genocidal occupation of palestine and also beyond palestine and gaza in particular, the popula

london, ranjit brah, who is an endovascular surgeon a consultant of vascular, and also we have daniel yejich from barcelona, author and researcher, um, we just uh covered this one particular massacre, and i'd like to ask you ranjit about this, where you have camp that's deemed to be humanitarian zone uh, where aside from the fact that it has no infrastructure to tend to all these palestinians there uh of which uh the regime has relocated. palestinians a number of occasions spread across an area in khan unis called the almasi as an example, and yet they targeted it, and not only that, the used bombs provided by the us that uh were these two thousand pound bombs where it's supposed to basically blow up uh concrete or building material, but there were only human flesh and tents there. what is your impression of the way that these types of massacers have occurred throughout the one year since operation allo flood? taken place by the regime forces. it's very hard to describe your emotions when seeing such atrocities, on the one hand, an abstract level, you can say you weep for humanity, that we l