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meanwhile, in an interview with the bbc, the french president emmanuel macron has called for israel tokilling babies and women in gaza. france, like the uk, has proscribed hamas as a terrorist organisation. our correspondent nick beake is injerusalem with the latest. this was israel's aerial attack on gaza overnight. an unrelenting barrage, like most nights over the past five weeks. israeli forces have now surrounded gaza city's major hospitals, where they say hamas have built headquarters underground. but thousands of patients and those just trying to seek shelter are stranded on what is now a front line of the fighting. the red cross says hospitals in gaza have reached a point of no return. france's president emmanuel macron once again condemned hamas, but he told the bbc that israel, a country he called a partner and friend, had nojustification for its continued bombing of gaza. de facto, today, civilians are bombed, de facto there's babies, there's ladies, there's old people are bombed and killed. there is no reason for that and no legitimacy. so we do urge israel to stop. ijust re

and vladimir putin, emmanuel macron says that he will continue to talk with vladimir. and so then they will make a film about him, the man who talked to putin , i would even say that they will make several seasons, because there will be many seasons of conversations, this famous film, those who talk to the wind, the same will be here. yes, viktor orban is blackmailing, it's true, the prime minister of hungary wrote a letter to the president of the european commission to charles michel. in this letter, he demands to start consultations within the european union in order to develop a common strategy for ukraine. in the event that the leadership of the european union does not agree to such a proposal, viktor orban threatened that his government will veto the start of negotiations with ukraine on joining the eu, and moreover, official budapest will block discussions on the allocation of additional financial aid to kyiv and will not agree to the introduction of 12- th package of anti-russian sanctions. viktor orban also noted in the letter, that the issue of european aid to ukrain

how much in israel for yours. last week, the statement of the president of the french republic, emmanuel macronwho said that israel should not kill civilians in gaza, women and children, was harshly answered by the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, who said that hamas was responsible for this killing, but we we remember that emmanuel macron was one of the first western leaders to come to israel on a solidarity visit, and when he arrived, there were no comments on israi, that the french president is changing. rhetoric, doesn't that mean that time is running out, we know how it happens, first france, then germany, and then at some point the united states, so what a time distance, well , we see that actually in power, that in france, in germany, and now in the united states, there are people who represent, let's say, the left political center, and that's why they always, let's say, gravitated towards such, you know, well, let's somehow sit down, somehow israel something will be given to them, and for this somehow we will come to an agreement, and that is why even the harsh statements t

french president emmanuel macron is increasingly under fire for what appears to many like unconditional support for tel aviv, even as their atracities mount with each passing minute. paris only just joined the international cour. demanding that israel accept a humanitarian truce right away. we are here to put pressure on our government to stop these massacres, which are inflaming not just the entire region, but the entire world. i had no faith in macron before this started, but now i can only say that he is not my president. at the previous pro-palestinian demonstration in the capital, local authorities banned the march just 90 minutes. before its scheduled start. that gave police the legal justification to hand out 135 eur fines to a whapping 1,400 protesters, totaling nearly 200,000. however, people here said that, regardless of the government's tactics, they will not be intimidated to stand up for palestine. manifestation, j'en ai fait déjà. i have been to many pro-palestinian demonstrations, one time i was f four times at the same protest, however you can see i'm still here today to

the french president, emmanuel macron, has told the bbc that israel must stop killing babies, women and said israel had the right to respond to hamas's attack, but warned that the country could not fight terrorism by killing innocent civilians. he spoke to our europe editor katya adler. i was one of the first leaders to call the prime minister and president of israel after the terrorist attack, the 7th of october. we clearly condemn this terrorist attack and terrorist group, and recognise the right of israel to protect itself and react. but, day one, with this reaction and the fight against terrorism, because it is led by a democracy it should be compliant with international rules of war, and humanitarian international law. and day after day what we saw is the permanent bombing of civilians in gaza. we worked very hard to try to protect people, our people, there because we, unhappily we lost more than a0 french nationals, and we still have hostages. and when i speak about that, at first i think about our families. but what happened during the past weeks is that we clearly saw that a lot

benjamin netanyahu, who said that hamas was responsible for this murder, but we remember that emmanuel macron was one of the first western leaders to come to israel on a solidarity visit, and when he arrived, there were no remarks about israel, that the french president is changing his rhetoric, doesn't that mean that time is running out, we know how it happens, first france, then germany, and then at some point the united states, so what a time distance, well, we see that actually in power, that in france, in germany, now in the united states, there are people which represent, let's say, the left political center, and therefore they always, let's say gravitated towards such, you know, some kind of attempt to reconcile israel with the arabs, that hey, let's somehow sit down, somehow give israel to someone, give them something. and for this somehow we will come to an agreement, and that is why even the harsh statements that were initially made, as for macron and representatives of the entire left spectrum of europe, it was enough, it even surprised the israelis, who are used to being blamed fo

the french president, emmanuel macron, has told the bbc that israel must stop killing babies, women andw at the elysee palace, he said israel had the right to respond to hamas's attack, but warned that the country could not fight terrorism by killing innocent civilians. he spoke to our europe editor katya adler we clearly condemn this terrorist attack and terrorist group and recognise the right of israel to protect itself and react. but, day one, we say that this reaction and the fight against terrorism, because it is led by a democracy, should be compliant with international rules, rule of war and humanitarian international law. and day after day, what we saw is a permanent bombing of civilians in gaza. we worked very hard to try to protect people, our people there, because unhappily we we lost more than a0 french nationals and we still have hostages. and when i speak about it first, i think about our families. but what happened during the past weeks is that we clearly saw that a lot of civilians were killed. and there is no justification for that. and the clear conclusion of everybody

i've just been speaking to the current occupant, emmanuel macron, about some of the biggest global challengesacing us today, from the wars raging in the middle east and in ukraine to climate change and the new technologies changing all of our lives. we've had weeks of aid organizations sounding the alarm about gaza. and so you've now said that humanitarian pauses and fighting aren't enough and there needs to be work towards a ceasefire. are you disappointed that other world leaders aren'tjoining you in that call like the us or the uk? no, i hope they will. and let's be clear. i mean, i was one of the first leaders to call the prime minister and president of israel after the terrorist attack the 7th of october. we clearly condemn this terrorist attack and terrorist group and recognize the right of israel to protect itself and react. but day one, we say that this reaction and the fight against terrorism, because it is led by a democracy should be compliant with international rules of war and humanitarian international law. and day after day, what we saw is a permanent bombing of civilians in ga

and also we have heard those comments from the french president emmanuel macron calling for israel tothose comments on that are?— comments on that are? yeah, israel has not been — comments on that are? yeah, israel has not been impressed by - comments on that are? yeah, israel has not been impressed by the - has not been impressed by the comments of emmanuel macron, the french president, to the bbc last night. just a reminder that president mccraw said he was a staunch defender of israel and also respected the right for it to defend itself and said in the wake of the taxi was first on the phone to give french solidarity to the israeli people but he said what has happened though the past four or five weeks is now position which is one that cannot be tolerated and, yes, i talked about women and babies being killed by the israeli bombardment and said it had to stop. it wasn't sufficient to have small humanitarian poses or lulls in the fighting. he said there needed to be a ceasefire and he hoped that other world leaders would join him in this. in terms of the israeli response to his comm

speaking to the bbc, emmanuel macron said that while he condemned hamas and recognised israel's rightllo i'm lucy hockings. we will have more from gaza and from israel shortly. we will have more from gaza and from israel shortly. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello, we're starting with football and the premier league, where there was late, late drama as tottenham missed the chance to go back to the top of the table. brennanjohnson had given spurs an early lead afterjust three minutes — his first goal for the club — and that looked to be enough for victory. but wolves scored twice in seven minutes of stoppage time to snatch a 2—1win. maybe the most proud i have been of a group since i have coached. i thought we were the better side, apart from the first five minutes we were slow. but even in 1—0 down with 85 minutes on the clock, i was proud of the group. i thought the understanding of what we were trying to do was excellent, the mentality to do was excellent, the mentality to get an equaliser and then keep going and get a winner was incredible. and fully de

french president emmanuel macron says israel must stop killing civilians. this is the only solution we have — the ceasefire. because it is impossible to explain, we want to fight against terrorism by killing innocent people. also tonight, proof of life, and elusive... for the first time. in an exclusive interview with the bbc has urged israel to stop killing women and babies in gaza. reiterating his call for a cease—fire in the war. he said there was no reason for vulnerable people to be bombed and killed, and that israel's actions had no legitimacy. he called on the us in the uk to support a cease—fire but france clearly condemns what he called the, quote, terrorist attacks of hamas. we've had weeks of aid organisation sounding the alarm about gaza. in humanitarian pauses in fighting aren't enough and there needs to be worked towards a cease—fire. are you disappointed that other world leaders are not joining you in that call, like the us or the uk?

french president emmanuel macron there talking to our bbc correspondence.ing to growing anger and unrest in the wider region and other biden administration reportedly receive dark warnings from american diplomats in the arab board that its strong support for israel's military campaign in israel's military campaign in israel is losing... the cable underscores profound concern among american officials about the growing anger among the united states and my i colleague put these concerns to the us ambassador to turkey. ambassador, we are seeing now these four hours daily pauses in the fighting, negotiations towards a longer pause in the fighting but israel is still rejecting a ceasefire. do you see this then as the first step toward somehow slowing or stopping this conflict? not necessarily because i don't understand what the focus is on stopping this conflict. the most important thing in the middle east today is that hamas be destroyed as a governing and particularly military force in gaza. that is not only the view of the israelis it still is the view of the

well , the thing is that on november 1 in astana, french president emmanuel macron shook hands with kazakhery clear preface, the french leader visited kazakhstan to... find new friends for the west and of course uranium for france. macron has to look for it after the french were actually expelled from niger. the problem arose in the summer of this year, when a coup d'etat took place there and an anti-french-minded military junta came to power. before this, the largest supplier of uranium to the french nuclear industry was, of course, vadim negir. well, here’s the time to tell you about another interesting detail, the fact is that. this week, the leader of kazakhstan kasym zhamart takaev already shook hands to another guest, vladimir putin. in general, as i already said, a new geopolitical knot is being tied at the southern borders of russia. our reporter alexey simakhin will continue this topic. it just so happened that the footage taken at the airport, a week apart, is now literally examined by the entire world’s media under a magnifying glass. on thursday, november 8th. the russian presi

israel, benjamin netanyahu, who said that hamas was responsible for this killing, but we remember, emmanuel macronas one of the first western leaders to come to israel on a solidarity visit to israel, the fact that the french president is changing his rhetoric, doesn't that mean that time is running out, we know how it goes, first france, then germany , and then at some point the united states, so what time distance, well, we see that actually in power, that in france, that in germany, that now in the united states, there are people who represent it.

french president emmanuel macron is calling on people to stand up against what he calls the resurgencef unbridled anti-semitism. in a letter published in a french newspaper, president macron wrote that more than 1,000 anti-semitic acts were committed in the country in one month. saying members of the jewish community are experiencing legitimate anguish. while this all comes as the french president this week called for a cease-fire, saying it's the only solution to end the conflict between israel and hamas. >>> dozens of arab and islamic leaders have issued a joint declaration, accusing israel of committing war crimes and barbaric, brutal, and inhumane massacres in gaza. the joint arab islamic extraordinary summit in riyadh on saturday, iranian president ebrahim raisi, it's the first time an iranian president has visited saudi arabia in 11 years. and shows the influence that hezbollah, backed by iran,n, cod have in a conflict. ththe summit ended with calls f an immediate cease-fire and rejected israel's s descriptionf the war as self-defense and are demanding the international criminal

after thousands marched there saturday, calling for cease-fire, this comes as french president emmanuel macronlling on people to stand up against what he calls the resurgence of unbridled anti-semitism. in the letter published in the french newspaper, macron wrote more than 1000 anti-sematech acts were committed in the country in one month, saying members of the jewish community are experiencing legitimate anguish to the french president also this week called for a cease-fire, saying it's the only solution to end the conflict between israel and hamas, end quote. >>> still much more to come on cnn newsroom. the families of [ speaking in a non-english language ] and hostages rallied in tel aviv saturday . that, and talking to another expert about next steps possible. . >>> has s bliss thatat is s rer ststrikes acroross the bororder how isisrael is respsponding. that's's ahead. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power ou

speaking to the bbc — emmanuel macron said that while he condemned hamas and recognised israel's rightlestinian march is under way. it began at hyde park and the march is now slowly making it's way towards the us embassy. the metropolitan police says there has been a very large turnout and there have been no incidents related to this march so far. 2000 police officers are currently on duty. also in london, near westminster, there have been scuffles between members of a counter—march and police. that's been ongoing for the last couple of hours. arrests have been made. earlier, a group tried to push through to get to the cenotaph and threw objects at officers. it comes on the same day as armistice day commemorations. police say while the two minutes silence was marked respectfully and without incident on whitehall. live pictures now of pro—palestinian marchers. we are hearing from the met police so far that this has been peaceful, that no arrests have been made. this is expected to be the biggest rally since the conflict between hamas and israel began, they have been happening every week

speaking to the bbc — emmanuel macron said that while he condemned hamas and recognised israel's righte live pictures from london. a large pro—palestinian march is finishing up — it began a few hours ago at hyde park, moving slowly towards the us embassy. police say more than 300,000 people have been taking part. these marches have been happening since early october, but police have been expecting this will be one of the largest. nearly 2,000 officers have been deployed across central london. police say the two minutes silence — which look place at 11 am local time — was marked �*respectfully and without incident�*. but as you can see from these pictures, officers have faced aggression scuffles broke out as police attempted to stop them from reaching an area. the group pushed through as officers hit out with batons. london�*s police say objects were also thrown at officers. we�*re told around 90 people have been arrested in the city�*s centre. this is the us embassy in south london. those pictures that we saw earlier of the demonstration stretching back two miles, striking pictures, th

himself, emmanuel macron is thinking about strong contracts, he is concerned primarily with theehow snatching a piece. at the american rayton, be able to promote french missiles, french industry, i’m talking about the scalp and the same one, which, so to speak, unfortunately, now some kind of alternative has been supplied, in principle, missiles from the very beginning, very it’s interesting how he gets out of it with his opposition, one step forward, two steps back, right according to the famous statement of vladimirach, or rather the title of his work, because on the one hand, look, armen paperger, the head of the concern, raimetal, is talking about the construction of a plant in ukraine for the production of tanks, which is somewhat strange, not to say funny, panther k51, which are supposedly due in about 30 months, that is , hungary as well, and despite my rather negative attitude towards france, so to speak, i can say that in france people are also far from crazy and he is forced to maneuver, that is, we will do it, but we will not do it now, we will deliver the taurus, wel

germany's 0laf scholtz and emmanuel macron of france are among those who are absent.rk. talk us through the last couple of days. hi talk us through the last couple of da 5. ., ,., ., days. hi there. right now, some of those world — days. hi there. right now, some of those world leaders _ days. hi there. right now, some of those world leaders with _ days. hi there. right now, some of those world leaders with rishi - those world leaders with rishi sunak, the prime minister, are having a couple of sessions, talking about how they're going to co—operate. how are they going to understand the risks of ai and what they are going to do about it. there has been some consensus, that was announced yesterday. an agreement that 28 nations assigned talking about that need for cooperation and how to harness the benefits of ai that will be coming down the road whilst also trying to get ahead of the game, i suppose, regulation potentially. understanding the real risks of ai. to understand the risks, of course, you need to understand what we are talking about. a quick explanation of wh

really known for having a such a proud and and vibrant pro-palestinian community, but president emmanuel macronof senators are trying to uh pass a law that is going to ban, it's going to make felony offense of any uh anti-zionism criticism, so this is really uh indicative of what where francis is political class is and where they have been, we should remember that back in 2014. france became the first uh country in the history of the world to ban pro-palestinian demonstration so it's certainly uh very surprising that the largest community in in in europe hasn't been out in numbers like in the uk or even the united states or possibly even even canada, but today we definitely have very very big turnout uh certainly thousands, possibly possibly maybe 2000 have to wait and see you are really just just about to get underway with the demonstration here, and that's what's nice too is that this is the first march across paris where people can really bring the message to uh to anybody that comes with ear shot. the other demonstrations have all been static uh rallies where you you are not not permitted t

just saturday, the french president, emmanuel macron, calling for a cease-fire in israel, saying that israel's bombing of civilians in gaza isn't justified in saying that he hoped other leaders, including in the united states, join in calling for a cease- fire. we have also seen divides within the american democratic party. just last week 24 democrats and two independents, so, a majority of the democratic caucus in the senate, writing a letter to president biden, asking for more details about that $14 billion request for emergency military assistance, and asking for guarantees that israel mitigate its killing of civilians in gaza. so, certainly this is all applying pressure on president biden, as he confronts this conflict. of course, he has been standing shoulder to shoulder with israel , certainly very supportive of its rights to defend itself, in what he calls a responsibility to go after hamas. but you have seen some caution creeping into his remarks and remarks from other top american officials, including the secretary of state, antony blinken, who just said this week that far to

displacement of the native palestinian people, the words of the european union, the words of emmanuel macronming very, very... late in the game, 45 days into this genocidal uh violence, but ever so slowly we do see uh quote unquote liberal consciousness, though it may sound like oxy mororon, we do see the liberals who are in power who hold the economic and uh uh military uh levers in many parts of the us government and the european governments they are uh very slowly beginning to look at. "this disproportionate genocidal violence against the palestinian people, it's it's it's very, very little. it appears as uh, chromes, the informational war continues to demonize, palestinian resistance, palestinian nationhood, we're not even allowed to uh carry the kafier or the palestinian flag in many of the european countries, so it's clear before the eyes of the world that the colonizers of yesteryeer, in the genocides, for how many centuries?" " continue to commit the same atrocities in the middle east right uh daniel uh there are reports of uh truth being actually mediated truth talks medated by egyp

you have seen some other voices that have been certainly -- emmanuel macron carding for a cease-fire.t and i just call cease-fire, but frame it in the way that he did, which i think about what everyone feels about this throughout the world. that is first of all, very horror at this scale of civilian deaths that is taking place in gaza. also a sense in looking at this operation, looking at prime minister netanyahu, that there is not really an attempt from the israeli government of a willingness to fundamentally shift course when it relates to taking into account civilian deaths in the context of the military operation when it comes to things like the long term future of gaza. netanyahu's repeatedly disagreeing with president biden's suppression that israel should not operate in the west bank, and should not react by gaza. it should rather have the palestinian authority take control. netanyahu's batted that down, suggesting that israel needs to maintain security control over gaza. i think that that suggests somewhat an open-ended type of operation. what you have is a groundswell of publ

israel and emmanuel macron called for an indefinite ceasefire the day before. today the civilian population, in fact these children, these women, these old people are being bombed and killed, so there is no basis for this and no legitimacy, so we we call on israel to stop, for the first time among civilians, this is because hamas is using them as a human shield, and the israeli army is systematically destroying this shield, today the alkuts hospital was shelled from tanks, last night battles using armored vehicles took place in the immediate vicinity of the ashifa hospital. according to the palestinian health minister, 39 newborns and premature babies who are in special incubators are now on the verge of death in this hospital, the memory of all the dead civilians on both sides confrontation, since october 7, the director of the palestinian red crescent society and the head of the world health organization called on participants in the security council meeting to take urgent action, but to do anything without israeli permission to use ambulances to transport weapons and militants? shocked a

regime they condemned zionism as a terrorist institution and considered their country's president, emmanuel macronaccomplice of the occupying regime in crimes against palestinians. in greece, the protesters expressed their solidarity with the palestinian people by gathering at the athens international airport. the protesters demanded an end to the killing of palestinians by the zionist regime and an immediate ceasefire in gaza. rallies were also held in support of the palestinians in africa. qanai protesters to declare support for the people of gaza in the streets of accra, the capital of this country. all african heads should be united because as one african this i say that we are known for the hospitality of the alliance and the preservation of our cultural values. based on our cultural values, we will never support israel. we will always support the palestinian people. we want you to know this. when the blood of one qana is spilled , it is as if the blood of all people has been spilled in the qana. in the same way, we are all human and we will all fight against oppression and tyranny to liberat

i can't imagine viktor orbán refusing something today, emmanuel macron, or saying, emmanuel , always,i'll play around a little more here and we'll decide on the aid in a month, i think that if the question came up like that, then it would be , you know, everything is quite fast, there is another example of communication, time will tell whether it is successful, if we are talking about an issue that is acute standing in the hungarian-ukrainian relations regarding national vehicles, here is the deputy prime minister... minister of european integration, olga stefanishyna, she stated that ukraine has handed over to hungary a road map for solving issues related to national vehicles, is this possible in your opinion there should be some kind of communication that will bring a certain result, is this really a serious issue that stands between hungary and ukraine, look, for the sake of understanding, for the approval of a compromise between hungary and ukraine, on the issue of the rights of the hungarian national minority in ukraine, everything is ready, ready for a long time , er, this is a

in an interview with the bbc, the french president emmanuel macron has called for israel to stop killinge, like the uk, has proscribed hamas as a terrorist organisation. nick beake reports. this was israel's aerial attack on gaza overnight. an unrelenting barrage, like most nights over the past five weeks. israeli forces have now surrounded gaza city's major hospitals, where they say hamas have built headquarters underground. but thousands of patients and those just trying to seek shelter are stranded on what is now a front line of the fighting. the red cross says hospitals in gaza have reached a point of no return. france's president emmanuel macron once again condemned hamas, but he told the bbc that israel, a country he called a partner and friend, had no justification for its continued bombing of gaza.— justification for its continued bombing of gaza. facto, today, civilians are _ bombing of gaza. facto, today, civilians are bombed, _ bombing of gaza. facto, today, | civilians are bombed, defective. bombing of gaza. facto, today, - civilians are bombed, defective. as babies, as ladie

french president emmanuel macron admitted in an interview that israel's actions have, quote, no legitimacy. he added, quote, these babies, these ladies, these old people are. bombed and killed, so there is no reason for that, so we do urge israel to stop. citizen pressure on tel aviv continues with marches worldwide, with over 10,000 marching across paris. finally extend actual support to the palestinians and force israel to accept a ceasefire. this is attempt at genocide and there are children dying every day. the deliberate targeting of civilians has left over 11, murdered, which is more dead civilians in one month than in over one and a half years of russia's special military operation in ukraine. many say that israel's 75 year long brutality, repression and human rights violations are out in the open like never before, and that things will never be the same. global opinion has changed because all these videos on twitter and instagram make it crystal clear who the aggressor is, and the double standard with ukraine. is also obvious, the french government constantly cried that this was a

french president emmanuel macron admitted in an interview that israel's actions have no legitimacy.r attack by israel, this conflict can turn into a regional conflict with hizballah getting involved, israel instigating lebanise parties, the syrians, the iranians, the yemenis into this conflict. this week at the first western hosted summit on palestine, macron said, the clear conclusion was that, quote, there is other solution than humanitarian pause and then going to sease fire. marchers here hope that washington and tel aviv listen to the sound of the global chorus. robin mazahei, press tv, paris. tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of cape town to the office of the provincial administration. they have called on the south african government to support the oppressed palestinians. the government has downgraded ties with israel, but protesters want a complete severing of relations. the west continuously put the narrative through hamas terrorist group, hamas terrorist group, hamas terrorist group, hamas is a resistance group for the liberation, in south africa,

command the swiss protestors also expressed their opposition to the visit of french president emmanuel macron to their country and his condemnation of the occupation regime's aggression in gaza with demonstrations at the university of lausanne. hundreds of dutch people gathered in amsterdam , the capital of this country , and emphasized the urgent need to help the injured and meet the needs of the people . the zionist regime, following the military and security blow it suffered in operation storm and laqsa, is now tasting defeat in public opinion. according to al-mayadeen network, the regime's supreme council a zionist who traveled to geneva to promote the regime's narrative of the gaza war faced numerous questions from reporters. they learned from the nazis , but it is no longer useful for them. the public opinion of the world follows the realities of gaza more than israel's propaganda. this situation has angered this regime and forced it to appoint tate as the head of its foreign minister to europe . the delegation's mission is to highlight israel's narrative, but they failed to convince mo

french president emmanuel macron said that pledges amounting to $1 billion dollars were announced, but many in france say that's too little and too late. in all of our countries we we've shown our governments how we feel and um obviously they're never going to respond to it as much as we'd like them to. but there is definitely a shifting consensus and that's why we're seeing our governments talking about these aid packages is important because you can no longer you can no longer deny what's going on over death toll over 10,000 european union often boss of being the largest western aid donor to palestine, but they have only sent $80 million this year with $30 million dollars just announced. contrarily, last year the united states sent israel over $3 billion dollars and they are planning to send them over $14 billion this year. 70% of gaza's population has been displaced, the healthcare system has been overwhelmed and routinely bombed while food, water and fuel are at horrifically low, often non-existent levels. the pledges are the first public attempt of many western nations to show any

touches. tens of thousands of people flooded the streets with intense and hanger at president emmanuel macron's jordan and bahrain, but let's not leave out our own president. france has an extremely large lebanese community and many of them marched for what they said are obvious reasons. gaza va tomber, on va tomber après eux. i'm a lebanese christian and we know that the palestinian cause is also the cause of lebanon as well, if gaza falls, it's certain that israel would come after us next, because that is the expansionist nature of zionism. four years ago, macron forced through bill which attempted equate anti-zionism with anti-semitism, despite the obvious. differences between the two. this week, a group of french senators introduced a bill which would make any anti-zionism a felony crime punishable by at least year in jail. macron has finally joined global calls for a truce, and also announced that a international humanitarian conference will be held in paris on november 9th to coordinate aid for the palestinians. ramin mazaher, press tv, paris. on saturday about 10,000 people flooded the s

european union is just simply and appendage of nato, so whatever their personal feelings may be, and emmanuel macron, the french president has, blurted out in a number of interviews, um, how how disgusted he is by what israel is doing, nonetheless, publicly he follows the americans, the german case is very interesting, i mean they are as my colleague pointed out, they they're saying, oh, because we have a special responsibility towards israel because of the holocaust, what you can argue it the other way, which is that the palestinians have had to suffer as a result of what the germans did, i mean it was, it is, it is actually quite mindboggling, it's quite mindboggling when we look at this, okay, so all right, it started, well, we can say it started with the british or whatever, but with the germans doing what they did, so the palestinians have had to pay the price, and then we see the way germany has stood steadfast with the israeli regime against the palestinian it is absolutely mindbockly, and while we are in germany, let me cross back over to harley, i mean harley, the german. are just a whole d