aaron david miller, that is the military _ gaza. is the military scenario. but - gaza. aaron david miller, that is the military scenario. but i - gaza. aaron david miller, that is i the military scenario. but i wonder how much america is also running the diplomatic effort.— diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what _ diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic _ diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic effort - diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic effort you j diplomatic effort. well, i'm not - sure what diplomatic effort you are talking _ sure what diplomatic effort you are talking about. i think the president is focused — talking about. i think the president is focused basically on three things _ is focused basically on three things. number one is trying to get the israeiis — things. number one is trying to get the israelis and the egyptians to increase — the israelis and the egyptians to increase humanitarian assistance through— increase humanitarian assistance through rafah which is the o

it doesn't involve any hate speech, um, any prejudius, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, um, academic freedom has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the... university of bristol's decision a tribunal here, his supporters say the creator of the uk's lobbying watch dog spindwatch is victim of a zionist lobby witch hunt. if they can actually sack somebody when he's been proven to be innocent uh of any fault uh in those circumstances then that that really does mean that all bets are off and so anybody who is challenging particularly the zionist lobby then they're a very real risk of of of. losing their jobs as well, so this is a massive fetter academic freedom and freedom of speech. well, there's been an ongoing campaign by the israel lobby to really destroy solidarity with the palestinian people. in a new world, earlier this month, interior minister sweela broverman told police that waving a palestinian flag or singing a chant advocating freedom for arabs in the region may be a criminal offense. fr

david miller, welcome, so we're looking at unprecedented times here, um, it's hard to uh really grasp all the different dimensions of what has occurred, based on the past uh almost three days, but uh, who better than you to tell us what we're looking at? uh, he better than i, i mean, there are many, many people uh on the ground who can tell you much better than i, but of course what we see is a whole range of different things happening. first of all the the breakout from gaza, and then i think many people uh, though they saw the surprise of the occupation forces and they saw that the killings and indeed the capturing of uh of enemy combatents, they thought, i think perhaps that that would be the end of it and that the uh the israeli forces would push them back uh, and of course there have been massive attempts to do that, tanks going to the area, of course they attack. on civilian infrastructure on the on the the homes of ordinary people in gaza, but we still see - three, that there are resistance, what's called israel, it looks like bank, and we don't know what's going to happen with

aaron david miller, it appears the u.s. president, after october 7th, he deliberately wanted to make the u.s. approach this with some balance. when he flew out to the region, he was going to meet with the israeli leaders, which he did, then arab leaders. but that summit, as it were, was cancelled with the initial reports of the hospital strike initially blamed on israel. but now u.s. intelligence, the assessment has been that that was actually a palestinian -- a hamas rocket, rather, that fell on the hospital. that summit was cancelled. but the clear direction of the arab world's impression of this is that the u.s. is on israel's side and israel's side alone. is that fair? >> you know, jim, thanks for having me. october 10th, the president set a pretty strong frame in which he sent a signal that he was prepared in response to the brutal slaughter on october 7th. but he sent an unmistakable message he was going to give the israeli government the time, space, and support to do whatever it felt it needed to do with effect to h

that freedom today, after the university of bristol branded their former colleague, professor david miller as an anti-seamite, and fired him two years ago for his views on the israeltine conflict and the pro israel lobbying group. in the uk, academic freeam is basically the life blood of any university community, as long as the views and the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any... speech, um, any prejudice, um, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, um, academic freedom has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the university of bristol's decision a tribunal here, his supporters say, the creator of the uk's lobbying watch dog, spenwatch is victim of a zionist lobby witch hunt, if they can actually sack somebody when he's been... proven to be innocent uh of any fault uh in those circumstances then that that really does mean that all bets are off and so anybody who you know is challenging uh particularly the zionist lobby then they're a very real risk of of of potentially losing

david miller claims pressure over his pro- palestinian anti-zionist stance calls him his job at the university hopes to win his case in the interest of freedom of expression and speech. said puriza reports. universities are meant to encourage challenging conventional wisdom and putting forward controversial or unpopular opinions without fear. it's called academic freedom. miller are behind me, but these academics are having to protect that freedom today, after the university of bristol branded their former college, professor david miller as an anti-semide and fired him two years ago for his views on the israel-palestine conflict and the pro-israel. is basically the life blood of any university community, as long as the views in the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any hate speech, any prejudice, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, academic freedom has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the university of briston. decision a tribunal here, his supporters say the creator of the

sleep not israel, the world has seen your face. as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller, david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul. university, he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel, and please welcome back richard, once again as our guest today, and he joins us via skype. richard is an independent investative journalist focusing on us politics, international relations, the middle east, and during the sanger's fight against tradition to the united states for exposing war crimes in iraq. richards built a large following as youtube channel, and his work has also been published on numerous international news outlets including the black agenda report, press tv, al-meadean, and the canary. welcome to the show. david, israel's bombed hospitals, schools, a church, residential buildings, mean, what does this say about israel's strategy here? well, we can see straight or we can't be

as always, we're joined by our resident. expert david miller. david academic and a former professor at bustel university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he is also a co-director of the lobby watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading de scholarly critic of israel. i'm pleased to welcome back richard medhurs once again as a hester today and he joins us via skype. richard is an independent investigative journalist focusing on u.s. politics, international relations, the middle east and julia's fight against. expedition to the united states for exposing war crimes in iraq. richards built up a large following on youtube channel. as work has also been published on numerous international news outlets, including the black agenda report, press tv, almaye dean, and welcome to the show. david, israel's bombed hospitals, schools, mosks, a church, residential buildings. i mean, what does it say about israel's strategy here? well see, we can't be that this is not. what israel

thank you uh david miller joining us from bristol. we're now going to uh bring in our correspondent ashanan's joining us from gaza city ashhraf so many questions to ask you right now, but let's just start off with updates uh as israeli uh arial assaults have been continuing for the six day now what's going on ash are you with us? all right, we do not have ashref yet, but he'll be joining us shortly, for those of you are just joining us though, we've been covering uh the uh war on gaza which is started, which commenced on saturday following the operation alasa floods, the israelis have been in indiscriminately pounding the besieged gaza strip uh in what has been described as uh collective punishment against the two. 3 million palestinians uh in besieged gaza, they've been under total land, air and see bloccade since 2007, the only remaining crossings uh have also been shut down since monday, reducing uh the besieged enclave uh to uh to the brink of a all-out humanitarian catastrophe which has also been condemned by various internationa

uh for more insight on that we're joined by academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller who's joining us from uh bristol, mr. miller, please uh break down how the events have transpired uh in your views since uh the operation al-aqsa flood commenced on saturday? well, of course we saw the the prison break on saturday morning by the various palestinian resistance factions and the uh response to that then of course from uh the zionist regime first of all it took a long time to um push the resistance factions back towards gaza uh and then they commence their bombing uh which is continuing as we speak uh and of course what's continued at the same time has been resistance responses uh in terms of rocket fire and various other uh resistance actions including in the west bank and also on the northern border with lebanon through both. hizballah and uh it looks like also islamic jahad operating i think for the first time from lebanon uh um and that's quite quick significant but of course what you also have then is the uh the entry of the u.s into the conflict, the setting up of t

encompassed the west bank, ghazzah and easts. as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest expert today is peter ford, has extensive. experience as a british diplomat, working in beirout, cairo, riyad, singapore and paris. he was the british ambassador to bahrain from 1999 to 2003, and then syria from 2003 to 2006, and between 2006 and 2015, he was the representative of the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees based in jordan. and today he joins us via skype. welcome to the show. david, is it true? the only state leader to raise the question of palestine uh at the assembly was uh president raisi of iran. well, he was the only one to uh to significantly discuss the question of palestine. president did mention palestin

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller, david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is samy alariyan, who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine. sami has vigorously campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. sammy, perhaps we could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea? do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zianism was the political movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century. and it was their response to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the programs and continued to what

as always joined by our resident expert david miller, david's academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global at istanbul moium university. he's also a co-director of lobbying spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. i'm pleased to welcome back richard medhest once again as our guest today, and he joins us via skype. richard is an independent investigative journalist focusing on us politics, international. the middle east and during the song fight against extradition to the united states for exposing us war crimes in iraq. richards built a large following on his youtube channel and his work has also been published on numerous international news outlets including the black agenda report, press tv, al-mead and the canary. welcome to the show. david, israel's bombed hospitals, schools, mosks, a church, presidential buildings. i mean, what does he say about israel's strategy here? well we can see straight away can't we that this is not what israel says it's doing, it says it's tr

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest expert today is peter ford, has extensive. experience as a british diplomat, working in beirout, cairo, riyad, singapore and paris. he was the british ambassador to bahrain from 1999 to 2003, and then syria from 2003 to 2006. and between 2006 and 2015, he was the representative of the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees based in jordan. and today he joins us via skype. welcome to the show. david, is it true? that the only state leader to raise the question of palestine uh at the assembly was uh president raisi of iran. well he was the only one to uh to significantly discuss the question of palestine. colombian president did men

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is samy alariyan who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine and sammy has campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. sammy, perhaps you could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea, do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zionism was the political movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century, and it was their response. to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the p

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller, david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is samy alariyan who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine and samy. has vigorously campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. samy, perhaps we could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea? do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism. zionism was the political movement of jewish leates at the end of the 19th century, and it was response to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the programs and continued to what the e

zionist entity should raise more than just eyebrows. as always we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel and i'm pleased to welcome back amar casmi who's joining us by skype today. amar's anti-imperalist political activist and commentator. he previously worked on jeremy corbin's 2016 leadership campaign and was a political advisor in my parliamentary office from 2017 to 2019. welcome to the show. amar, let me start with you. what can you tell us about some of the artists who've released music with universal just so we can get an idea how large this company actually is. uh well universal music group um is the largest music company in the world, it was founded around 90 years ago, and so assign deals with some of the biggest music artists the world has ever known um today and in history and it's

as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the... for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobbying watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is samy alaryan who is a public affairs professor and a longstanding political activist whose roots are in palestine, and sammy has vigorously campaigned for palestinian liberation for many years and he was blacklisted in the united states because of his political views and he joins us today via skype from istanbul. welcome to the show. to could start with you, are we witnessing the death spasms of the zionist idea? do you think? well, we have to go back to the origins of of zionism, zionism was the political. movement of jewish lates at the end of the 19th century, and it was their response to europe's anti-semitism that existed at the time, particularly in russia, the progr

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