joining us ismal pet chairperson of friends of alasa joins us from london. welcome to you both elijah magnefire pause, um, the regime uh has not achieved the goals that it has stated, and uh, basically from what we're looking at, it was forced to submit to the resistance terms, at this point releasing 150 palestinian women and children, this has been uh cited to be in a grand failure uh by israel in terms of uh what has occurred, what are your views? thank you for having me. by saying that um israel has the intention to destroy hamas and put an end to it, and then after 48 days, engage into a negotiation indirectly with hamas again to release all the captives and the palestinian prisoners, it indicates that israel recognizes the power of the resistance. in gaza and understands that all the initial objective to destroy hamas and release all the captives by the meaning of force and military. attack on gaza is impossible to achieve, so we see how the israelis with all their wars against lebanon or against the palestinians throughout the decades, they have never managed to achieve the declared

sure, elijah magne a similar point for you as well, iran's foreign minister, uh, he just recently warnedme even more extensive, will you elaborate on those comments for us please? - hasblah engagement on the borders with israel attracted to it, a third of the israeli occupation forces and all its effectives including the air force etc. we have seen how the settlement were completely abandoned by all the settlers. who gathered in itat and then we have seen how the huties in yemen followed the settlers to ilat and launch cruise missiles that completely upsetted the israeli plans to have um 15000 tents in the area of ilat thinking that this is safe place, but above all when the huti attacked an israeli own ship that... changed everything in the equation by saying that babel mandib is going to be closed with all the pressure on the israeli economy in the last 47 days where israel on day one has lost 13 billion dollars and went to borrow another sixth and that was continue to escalate the causing a real have it in the israeli economy. closing bab and mandib would not affect only israel, but w

sure, elijah magne a similar point for you as well, iran's foreign minister, uh, he just recently warned that if israel continues the war on gaza following this truce. regional conditions will get out of hand and reactions will become even more extensive. will you elaborate on those comments for us please? heizbullah engagement on the borders with israel attracted to it a third of the israeli occupation forces and all its effectives including the air force etc. we have seen how the settlement work completely abandoned by all the settlers who gathered in itat and then we have seen how the huthies in yemen followed the settlers to ilat and launch cruise missiles that completely upsetted the israeli plans to have 150,000 tents in the area of ilat thinking that this is safe place, but above all when the hothi attacked an israeli own ship, that changed everything in the equation by saying that babil mandib is going to be closed with all the pressure. on the israeli economy in the last 47 days, where israel on day one has lost 13 billion dollars and went to borrow another six, and that was con

uh, when the war in yemen was happening, elijah magne, my last question to you, uh, you had uh, obviously the us complicity in that war, we know the way that the u.s. supported uh saudi arabia when it came to uh the war, and of course that how many uh yemenes died as a result, um, the u.s. in this case with israel is doing the same, um, and some are saying, will the us is now complicit in war crimes, but it did before, it did so in the past, i mentioned the war in yemen and also other wars. um recently in the past days you had 100 state department and us aid employees who said that israel is committing war crimes and you also had that senior state department official that resigned saying that you know um the us is just providing uh israel with the military arms and arsenal that is committing war crimes so the question is uh is the us in a corner when it comes to this is this time different um given the fact that we have also seen how protests are broken out in so many us cities? it is important for the audience to understand that nothing has changed really. what the us is trying to commun

duplicity. okay, well let's talk about the international standing, um our guest has mentioned that elijah magne i mean that has been a rather big factor when it comes to the uh genocide that was taking place if you agree in terms of not only the numbers of people that came out the frequency that that happened and to the degree that it happened in terms of the masses uh the impact also on politicians of different countries how some who may have had a positive view of israel then turned against that and then also uh taking a look at the fact that uh the standing itself was on rocky grounds and now it has lost any legitimacy when it comes to the diplomatic aspect of it, we know that uh, i forget it was nine or 12 countries that have recalled their ambassadors and up to three now uh that have uh cut diplomatic relations uh so what is left of israel on the international stage then well in my opinion at the first beginning when israel started the attack on gaza it has informed the international community, including and above all the united states and its european allies, and that is the same western

um just is the strategy less uh approach here all right let's go back to mr uh elijah magnia uh in brussels uh uh mr magn one issue that has uh uh it's a lot of been. lot of attention and lot of focus is the issue of accountability, there has to be consequences for the crimes that the israelis are committing, just earlier today, a convoy of ambulances was bombed by the israelis outside the al-shifa hospital. journalists are being targeted. 38 journalists have been killed since this war uh started. uh, what about the the accountability for these crimes? what about the issue of consequences that the israels should face with regards to all the death and destruction uh that they've laid upon the ghaza strip, given the unequivocal support. the likes of the united states, how can this status quo ever change? it can't, the israelis killed 101,000 palestinians since 1948 until today, they have taken the land and gave 2% of palestine to the israel, to the palestinians in gaza and in the west bank, and every day they break into the west bank and they bomb gaza, all they surround gaza. everyday the violation of the