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also joining us is fahima mohammed who's a broadcast and tv presenter from london. welcome to you both. sid, let me first start with you and uh get your reaction on what the un expert albanese has said. she's a un special reporter on the rights situation in the palestinian territories. francisco albanese. there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel has committed the crime of genocide against palestinians. israel has committed three acts of genocide with the requisite in intent: well, what's your reaction to that? good evening to you and to your guest in london and to all your viewers, well that was this morning in the session of the united nation security council as well as the united nation general assembly in many cases and on that it was also in palestine and she addressed the the audience with this statement, it is about time now when we are talking talking about organizations, most of the organization around the world are are admitting that there is a genocide in many accounts, not only three as she mentioned, but even more, but this is view of of of th

also joining us is fahima mohammed who's a broadcast and tv presenter from london. welcome to you both. sad nember, let me first start with you and uh get your reaction on what the un expert albanese has said uh, she's a un special reporter on the rights situation in the palestinian territories, francesca albanese quote, "there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel has committed the crime of genocide against palestinians. israel has committed three acts of genocide with the requisite intent, well what's your reaction to that? yeah, good evening to you and to your guest in london and to all your viewers, well that was this morning in the session of the united nation security council as well as the united nation general assembly in many cases and on that it was also in palestine and she addressed the the audience with this statement. it is about time now when we are talking about organizations, most of the organization around the world are are admitting that there is a genocide in many accounts, not only three as she mentioned, but even more, but this is view

elections, count in boycot, divestment, sanctions, demonstrations and so on, thanks for that side mosan, fahima is also in london, uh, let's hear from..." welcome, thank you very much. um, as we know, and it has been said already, that the uk has historically maintained a close relationship with israel, including diplomatic, economic and military ties. so to what extent do you think the uk will be held accountable for its support of israel? especially in your views with the recent developments regarding the efforts to pursue justice through the international criminal courts and as we know, "how can we maintain that they actually will be accountable, because as of recently, my last update researching, knowing that the icc has not even issued any formal condemnation specifically related to the iraq war perpetrators, well let's throw to the oracle uh, a man who knows both the iraqi and the palestinian cases so well, loki uh, will britain ever beheld to account?" " for what it's done and if so how how could that happen? well, in the case of the international criminal court, the lawyer who was just

elections, count in boycot, divestment, sanctions, demonstrations and so on, thanks for that side mon, fahima is also in london, let's hear from her, fah, welcome, thank you very much. um, as we know, and it has been said already, that the uk has historically maintained a close relationship with israel, including diplomatic, economic and military ties. so to what extent do you think the uk will be held accountable for its support of israel, especially in your views with the recent developments regarding the efforts to pursue justice through the international criminal courts and as we know, how can we maintain that they actually will accountable because as of recently my last update researching knowing that the icc has not even issued any formal condemnation specifically related to the iraq war perpetrators? well let's throw to the oracle uh a man who knows both the iraqi and the palestinian cases so well. loki uh will britain ever beheld to account for what it's done and if so how how could that? happen: well, in the case of the international criminal court, the uh, lawyer who was just appoin

of lack of time we need to move to the... successful campaign that the yemenes have uh executed uh fahima muhammad, if you can tell us about the way that this is uh actually surprised many and it does remain a successful campaign and uh unfortunate that uh of one of the yemen is one of the only arab countries to really stepped up to the plate and done what it has. what's your impression of the way that they've gone about this? yes, the yemeni army is targeting of vessels uh bound for countries supporting the uh saudi led coalition reflects its efforts to disrupt the blockade and draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in palestine as well as in yemen, and the linkage between targeting vessels and ending the blockade uh highlights the yemenese government's strategic objectives and i think it has actually uh created a huge international uprore and it has actually even made certain countries to actually back off a little bit because it is going. to affect trade and economics um tremend tremendously, so um again it was huge wake up and huge um effort from uh yemen and i think that that was

very much, asad nummer, professor of political science brised university from occupy bramala." and fahima mohammed, thank you so much, broadcaster and tv presenter from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from me coverway and the team, it's goodbye, مشکل تربیه توی همه کارخونه جات تولیدی بود. از جمله خود ما به این فکر افتادیم که یه کار اساسی اینجا انجام بدیم برای تعویه سالن. با خیز شدن آجورای سفالی و عبور هوا از دیوارهای مشبك آجوری هوای خنک مطبوعی به داخل سالن هدایت میشه. تو این ده ها باد خنک میزنه زیر هر دستگاه یه دریچه هستش که از این ما هم خنک میشیم هم آلودگی بغلمون. سنتی آجر است و هوای خانک خودش یه دمای ۱۸ درجه خیلی مطلوب با کمترین هزینه به شما میده. i'm back, not just here in the scene of many crimes, but on your screen with a brand new weekly show called have it out with galloway. there'll be panel, there'll be experts. there'll be me, but there will also be you. joining me as a studio audience online. have a goal, why don't you if you think you're hard enough? for muslims across the world, eid al-fitr, which marks one month of obedience to god in th

fahima. let's start morning. fahima. let's start with you, shall we?? >> it's not a good thing or a bad thing. i just think it just shows inclusivity as well as integration. and it just so happens that ramadan follows and coincides with easter this year, because it follows the lunar calendar. we're not deliberately trying to overtake anything, and it has been approved by the council through regulations. and at the end of the day, i don't see anyone really trying to offend anybody. if they were going to be easter sort of celebratory lights or anything. parades then no one's stopping it and i don't. and this was not done illegally or anything like that, or to overtake anything . that, or to overtake anything. it just so happens to coincide with easter and i don't understand what the uproar is all about. khadija first and foremost, we have a very british way to celebrate and appreciate religion and religious festivals, and it happens and people are very much comfortable and they don't have any , you and they don't have any, you know, reservations about th

well , joining us now is >> well, joining us now is artist monica roberts and relationship coach fahimase you've got an older husband, i think a 12 year age gap, which probably isn't that unusual nowadays. what do you think? when do you think you're too old to actually think you're too old to actually think of romance ? think of romance? >> i don't think you're ever too old, to be honest. i from i think he's. if he's happy , i think he's. if he's happy, i think he's. if he's happy, i think that's the most important thing. and if a younger wife is what makes him happy, then i say good on him. >> famer, if you've got a 92 year old man who is very powerful, huge personality, very rich, of course, obviously, probably very interesting to talk to, if you're not affected by some of his press, things, but in other words, he's got charisma. clearly he's got money. he's got standing, he's got power, can you ever have a real relationship with that person when he's the grand old age of 92? and you're, what, 65? >> well, you know, this is very interesting. and i know that times have changed. there's