i'd like to welcome james string out of london and eric walberg out of toronto. thank you both for being with me. well, i'd like to um see what's your thoughts. i mean, when we look at the situation that it it just seems like it's just getting worse and worse each day, james. what has to be done, what has to be done to stop. this, i mean every day we see either uh civilians being burnt to life intens, um, kids being cut to pieces, schools being hit, hospitals being destroyed, what else has to happen before this stops? we've got to get the united nations to issue a revolution uh that peacekeeping force must be installed in palestine so that any kind of... attempt at attacking civilians can be immediately intercepted by proper peacekeeping hardware (i) military planes or possibly even military on the ground. it sounds obvious, but also we know it's very difficult because the israelis have got a very strong grip on all or most of the members of the security council. especially america, but this is a good opportunity because they've attached a un school again killing

i'd like to welcome james string out of london and eric walberg out of toronto, thank you both for being with me, well i'd like to um see... what's your thoughts? i mean, when we look at the situation that it it just seems like it's just getting worse and worse each day, james. what has to be done, what has to be done to stop this? i mean, every day we see either uh civilians being burnt alive, intense, um, kids being cut to pieces, schools being hit, hospitals being destroyed. what else has to happen before this stops? we got to get the united nations to uh issue. resolution that a peacekeeping force must be installed in palestine so that any kind of attempt at attacking civilians can be immediately intercepted by proper peacekeeping hardware (i.e) military planes or possibly even military on ground. it's sounds obvious, but it also know it's very difficult because the israelis have got a very strong grip on all the or most of the members of the security council, especially america, but this is a good opportunity because they've attacked a un school again, killing 17 people inside who a

that note, i think both of you for being with me, james three, peace activist, out of london, eric walberg, author and journalists out of toronto. and thank you viewers for being with us on another news review. nine months have past since israel's brutal invasion began on gaza, where the regime's army continues to relentlessly bomb buildings, shelters and schools. the people of gaza witnessed the killing of women, children, and their elderly. day in israeli bombings our gaz correspond has visited a targeted school in order to capture their pain and their suffering up close. we are now in school and documenting this horrifying massacre that was committed moments ago after the israel war planes targeted and destroyed parts of this school. as you can see here this is the kind situation in this school we have missive destruction. folding right now after the israeli fighter gets attacked this school by multiple missiles as as you can see right now uh it's worth mentioning that this school is taken shelter by thousands of the palestinian evacues and the displaced palestinians mostly women and ch

let's cross over to toronto and talk to eric walberg, author and journalists about what has taken placeeally overall common and we have seen two elections take place and of course today uh basically the uh new president has uh taken office, i mean your assessment in general of how iran has done from may when this uh tragic accident took place until today? well, it's iran is really a model for the world and how to conduct elections, how to deal with the tragedy was all done very in a civilized way, and if you compare with with the us, for instance, if there's something like a tragedy like that, it would be uh, well, it would be chaotic, the reaction, and then in an election, you look at american presidential elections and there are farse really, and you have strange, un uncredible people running for taking choosing, you have to choice between worsts, it seems, so uh, "that is something that uh, i think the world should take note, that that's how you conduct policy, foreign policy, domestic policy, you have to have dignity in your in your political life, that that will set the tone for th

right, on that note, i think you for being with me, james string, peace activist out of london, eric walberg, author, journalist out of toronto, and thank you viewers for being with us on another news review. welcome back, nine months have passed since israel's brutal invasion began on gaza, the regime's army continues to relentlessly bomb buildings, shelters and schools. the people of gaza witnessed the killing of women, children and the elderly every day in israeli bombings. our god correspondent moti abu musab has visited a targeted school to capture their pain and suffering close. "we are now in abubani school in a nosarati fuji camp documenting this horrifying massacre that was committed moments o after the israel war and destroyed bars of this school, as you can see here, this is the constitution in this school, we have massive destruction andfolding right now after the israeli fighters attacked this school by multiple missiles, as as you can see right now, it's forth mentioning that this school is taken shelter by thousands of the palesty." evacues and the displaced palestinians, most

going to leave us right, thanks for joining us for the conversation, you take care, stay safe, eric walberg, author and journalist joining us from uh toronto, scott, i'm going to come back to you to take another's land, scott, ethnically cleanse it, commit acts of genocide, the us did this three to 400 years ago with the native americans, but it's been a long time since we've seen it on this scale that we're seeing. by the israeli regime today, but you take the two and it seems what they have in in common that they seem to be so disillusion to think they have a god given right to behave like this - scott, is that any different from the mentality we saw just uh three or four years ago, it's seven years ago now from the daiish uh terrorist group in the middle east the way it was pushing forward through raka and mosul and whatnot? well you're right, the uh isis, the daish... terrorist group who of course were cia mercenaries and displaced people that the the united states in israel uh intentionally created and cultivated and inspired with madness, much as the united states cia has inspired the