welcome to you both, elijah magneer, thank you for joining us.ing that iran's leader, where we reported uh just hours ago said about the visits that were being made by the heads of state uh like the eu's vanderlayan or the us presidents or germany's uh and then the french presidents, the uk prime minister, he has said that the visits mean that israel cannot handle this, that it needs the support, uh, not. just uh emotional support, i guess, but the military support that, in order for it to try to uh, i guess go after the goal that it's after, and that's eradicating hamas, do you see it that way? thank you for having me, of course it is this way, from the first beginning of the conflict and the war wage from israel against gaza, benyamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, came out and repeated more than 32 times. that the americans are bringing the two carriers to the middle east, and he asked for the american support. moreover, the americans sent 2000 of their special delta forces to israel, and they recently sent leutenant general glyn to su

let's cost live now to veteran will gen list on the physical on list, elijah magneer for his reaction on what was said during the un security council. right. good. so have you with those elijah festival? i just want to get your take on must goes representative pulling out washington 40 called double standards in the treatments of palestinian and ukrainian civilians. do you see a difference to, to the approaches that thank you for having me. there is a huge similarity between what's happening in your credit and then what's happening in by this time today, however, is not according to the standards. so when at the beginning of the operation in ukraine, also out on the line and the representative of the e. u. the president of the commission said if they didn't put in the water or electricity on ukraine, this is a whole problem. however, when use for a customer to an electricity and q and coughing bomb gas the, the a you present in the present the commission president for. so that on the line said that the use stands with age, right? the american, the british, the french, the german, ever

note, we have to end it, sorry, we're out of time, but i appreciate both of you being with me, elijah magneer, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, mick napier, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign out of edinburg, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm we hope to see you right here next time. the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatridge on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f-16 warget. their way led to the destruction of the houses around the most, causing the fall of marchers and injuries amongst neighbors of the mask. the palestinians did not stand the romans of the masks idly, but they created temporary masks that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. repressive headlines, world health organization warns a real catastrophe in gaza as the israeli regime continues its bloody onslot against the besieg territory. iran warns that if israel's... crimes in the gaza strip continue any preemptive measure by the resistance front is possible in the coming hours. and the hamos resist

an interesting development that has come out that has been revealed here elijah magneer is the fact that you had the us secretary of state anthony blincon uh going to uh qatar and this is going back actually a week to 10 days ago where he requested from the katari prime minister to uh basically have the aljazera channel toned down as coverage of the war on gaza uh. here you have the us that is supposed to support independent press globally, but yet anthony blincon is asked asking the qatari pm to do that. now tell us why the u.s. would want that, because we know that this war on the ground and through the decisions being made behind closed doors in terms of the execution militarily, is not something me and you can perhaps prevent, uh, but what we can do is the other war, which is the media war that's going on, the western media versus what's happening. i mean there's there's only you just have to cover what's unfolding in front of our eyes um do you think that that war is being won uh because it is said that this is the first time that genocide is happening in front of the world's eyes a

note, we have to end it, sorry we're out of time, but i appreciate both of you being with me, elijah magneer, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, mick napier, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign out of edinburgh and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashim, we hope to see you. right here next time. i was wearing a uniform and holding a gun when i was in the army. i was shocked at the reality like this can happen 40 minutes from my house. approximately 800 to 1,000 children are detained each year. the fairly terrifying experience for. next 12 to 24 hours, put the camera down and keep your. now what's special about my unit is that it does um undercover operation? we many doing the occupied territories, it's about making sure palistin will never be free. يلا يا شباب بسم الله headlines of press tv, palestinian resistance fighters fire rockets and occupied al gores and tel aviv in retaliation for the israel aggression that's claimed the lives of more than 2800 gosons so far. tehran in moscow believe that the root cause of the conflict.

note, we have to end it, sorry, we're out of time, but i appreciate both of you being with me, elijah magneer, journalist and political analyst out of brussels, mick napier co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign, out of edinburg, and thank you viewers for being. with us on another spotlight and marz and we hope to see you right here next time. je pense qu'ils vont poser là-haut, faut qu'on se décale. art is the title to describe the beauty or language used to translate its emotions and feelings, resulting in aesthetic values interacting with all the people despite the different tongues and colors. everyone that sees the smoke envisages destroyed home with dead people and devastated lives in its place. however, i try to bring this place back. to life in my own way where i can change the image of destruction into an image that's more at ease to the sensitivities of people. every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian communi

the more the more there is a lot, the more things are going to go out of control or a spring in elijah magneer, who joins us from paris. he's a military and political analyst. thanks so much for being on the program, elijah, it's certainly quite a fluid situation at the moment. the 1st thing i want to ask you is we've heard from our correspondent mohammed jam june, who's in southern as well. that there is the potential for an infiltration to have a could fight him us. but israel i need today. so that had more or less restored control of the region. so how can something like that have been carried out? think of having me in the, in the region of the guys that is something and it happened that is a completely different ball games ended up in the, for the border, a long between 1995 kilometers the all possibilities of infiltration. but nothing would happen without the knowledge and the will pass by. in the past, we used to see that these rudy's with clothes, and not an acute the philistines. because if accusing the lies they would have to re tiny 8 and they would have to hit his block and then he

evacuate the town of kiriyamona near the lebanese border. now join us for some uh special coverage elijah magneer journalists and political analyst joining from brussels, hello elija, hope you're doing well out there in brussels, your thoughts on 15 days of unrelenting atrocities against the civilian population of the besieg ghaza strip. thank you for having me, but these 15 days showed us lot, above all, and to start with is the weakness of the israeli army that has very large fire power, but has very weak army when confronted with the palestinian resistance who came out of gaza and attack the gaza brigade that is one of the biggest, the largest and most trained element of the israel. the army and it was destroyed and wiped out in only few hours. moreover, it shows how the united states is not a good partner for peace, and how the europeans and the west in general have no respect for human life and international laws, unless it is concerned only israel, so what's happening in gaza today as violation of international laws, cutting w. food, electricity, fuel and allowing only 20 trucks to come aft

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and brussels is elijah magneer, military and political analyst has covered military conflict in the middle east for the past 30 years. a will welcome to you will thank you very much for talking to us . if i could stop, perhaps with you nicholas, you stay in athens, but you've been base for many years in a row to speak to people in level and all the times where you'll permanently based . can you tell me what is the reaction so fall from people ordinary people you speak to to what's going on in gaza? well, i actually just return from to needs. yeah. where the outpouring of tunisians onto the streets and support of palestinians is tremendous. the largest street protests that they've seen since the fall, and they've been alley regime in 201111 on and elsewhere in the air world. i'll let lebanese and narrative speak for themselves, but i think what we're seeing and me as an observer. someone 20 years and 11 on as is seeing and speaking with friends and trying to find my way back there right now is uh, is really uh, 2 things. one is great anger over the scenes that are unfolding over the death a

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while let's speak to elijah magneer about all this. he's a military analyst joining us from brussels. thank you very much, elijah for being with us on alger 0. so israel expanding it's offensive on the ground, but we have very little information from them as to what exactly is happening, what directions they headed and to achieve what objectives, what are your thoughts about what's happening on the ground right now? a thank you for having me. these really, um, you know, we've got some freight thing, the essence on the move that is more vulnerable area of the guys that see, particularly in the northeast and the northwest seconds. beach area are not around, then the wind does the street, and they all would be seeing it concentrated the chain of the forces and also bush on the all the data and with a massive number of tools that amount to one division, at least in the area to the is really managerial advancing on 3 main from we have seen on the cost of this database. yeah. home a lot. yeah. and your body. yeah. and then in the middle the g

we are sure of i would just cause we cannot speak to elijah magneer, who is an independent military and political analyst. he's joining us from the hank . welcome to al jazeera, so when the is really prime minister says that the ongoing ground operation and garza is in the 2nd stage of the war. what do you understand not to be thank you for having me. i think the ground operation has started, but it is signed. it is because it has no be efficient in pounds. and the, the reason why the prime minister been reading it and yeah. and he's to other cutting that are involved in taking decision to war. and that these got them and the guns used to try to say that we have installed the operation because they don't want to be told that they had stayed in the b the in the beginning of the ground operation. they have already mobilized the hoses. they um and you agree? they often bought the, the goals and the loans east and they are moving base dodie. so far they are in an open area being on the boat access. and they are advancing at the beginning of the house is in gaza, but they haven't venture so

let's talk about this with elijah magneer, who is an independent military and political analyst. he's joining us from the hague. welcome back to elgin 0. so you know, on not the point that alan was just making about the clock. it's interesting and not press conference. that's the prime minister, and the defense minister said that this is going to take time. why do you think they're saying that now? i mean, do they think that they could accomplish whatever their military objectives were quickly and now they're realizing that that's not going to happen and they need to find a way to climb down from not tree to think of it again. so happy me the straight answer is yes, they understand and they offered to. ready that their object is, cannot be met. now, prime minister, been, you mean to now is what a way of the consequences of it printed on to and the must have been a feel for the thing is really increasing that and hostages by me, these records, it hasn't happened in the past. and he is writing never managed to reduce any one inc. if $55000000.00 reaction is started showing now read