fantina, welcome to our program. have a question from the news channel of the islamic republic of iran with a topic that maybe. you have also heard in the news , i will start by saying that the zionist channel 12 conducted a survey of its audience and asked if they agree with the sexual abuse of prisoners. are you a palestinian or not? 47 declare that they agree , what message do you think this poll has and why ? well, first of all , it is very shocking and disgusting that such a question is asked at all, and the fact that 47% of the participants consider it acceptable to rape palestinian prisoners is very, very disturbing and shows the height of filth in israeli society. if this question was asked in this way and there were other options, maybe the same answer would have been given again, and a large part of them would have supported this action . this shows that their views are racist. that they don't believe in human rights at all, and basically it is the view of the israeli society that is shocking. i actually wa

fantina, welcome to our program from khabar sad and sima network. islamic republic of iran , i will start my question with a topic that you may have heard in the news, that the zionist regime's channel 12 conducted a survey of its audience and asked whether you agree with the sexual abuse of palestinian prisoners. what is the message of this survey? what is the reason? first of all , it is very shocking and disgusting that such a question is asked at all and that 47% of the participants the fact that rape of palestinian prisoners is considered acceptable is very , very disturbing. it shows the height of filth in israeli society. most of them supported this action , this is a sign of racists. his attitude and the fact that they do not believe in human rights at all, and basically it is the attitude of the israeli society that is shocking. palestinian prisoner in prison. the result of this survey and the published images and the mistreatment of palestinian prisoners have shocked the world and the governments of the world must coordinate. body action i

robert fantina, author and journalist from kishna ontario. gentlemen, welcome to the news review section. uh, mr. larudi, beginning with you, why is israel ramped up his attacks especially on schools housing uh the displaced soon after when there were talks of a ceasefire. "israel sees a cease fire as a permanent ceastfire as a defeat, and they may be right, it may, it might be very damaging to the future that they have in mind, but i'm almost 100% certain that israel will will refuse because they need netanyahu needs and and israel itself uh needs um" victory and they're not going to get it. okay, mr. fantina, hamas has age the mediators implement an existing truce plan instead of holding more talks or negotiations. mr. fentina, is the regime even looking for a ceasefire or is it just buying time and why? yes, the regime is not looking for a cease fire. it isn't in its best interests, uh, it wants to be able to annex gaza, uh, reoccupy it and and expand its own uh territories beyond what the international community recognizes, so the ceasefi

program now is john philpot, international human rights lawyer. joining us from montreal and robert fantina author and journalists joining us from kitchner ontario. hello gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program, mr. philpot. we'll start with you when it comes to the occupied west bank, it's been a nightmare, daily nightmare for palestinis there for years. your initial thoughts on this latest escalation by the regime forces there? well, um, there's, i guess there's two things that is strike me today. the first thing is that um... "israel seems to be losing in gaza militarily, israel seems to be losing, and i'm not an expert on military affairs in the north with hezbollah, apparently struck very hard, so it seems now they're turning to the west bank, which is their um, how, how can you say, maybe not a strong resistance, i'm not sure, so that's one part of it, um, the other side of it is that the international court of justice..." rendered its opinion on the 19th of july last where um they pointed out the necessity for the end of the colonization of the west bank and here. we are i

fantina, welcome to press tv. fantina: what are the israely people's demands and as we've seen on for many weeks on end now, it has fallen on def years, but why? well, there are a couple of reasons, their demands are simply for a cease fire deal that will bring the hostages home. they don't care about the palestinians or their suffering, but they recognize that the only way that the hostages will be released is through sease fire deal and they want that, they want the hostages home. benjamin, isn't interested in that, he's interested. in annexing the the gaza strip uh killing or expelling as many palestinans as possible and in maintaining his grip as prime minister of israel. in order to do that he has to appease the very radical right-wing factions of his cabinet. otherwise they will resign and new elections will be called and nan knows that due to his his dismal popularity ratings he will lose the election. he doesn't want that to happen so he doesn't care. about uh about the hostages, he certainly doesn't care about palestinian lives, and the people in israel are getting fed up wit

join us now from kitchener ontario is robert fantina, author and journalist from on the story, hellout there in canada, robert, if you're any person anywhere in the world as part of any uh uh a governmental entity and you make this kind of remark, it would be your condemnation, your alster, and it will weigh heavily on your party and on your regime, but here are uh another cabinet member in netanyahu's extreme far right cabinet making a ludicrous statement that chances are he'll get away with, yes. "the israeli government has learned that it can do anything it wants to, it can say anything, it can kill anybody it wants to with complete impunity because the united states will always protected. now, as you said, the remarks by smutrick are appalling on every possible level. uh, he's talking about clearly talking about genocide, starving to death, men, women, and children, and saying it's justified, any other nation, any other politician, any other nation would be immediately discharged from..." the from the government, the government leaders would would distance themselves, condemn wha

fantina, hamas has age the mediators implement an existing truth plan instead of holding more talks or negotiations. mr. gaza uh reoccupy it and and expand its own territories beyond what the international community recognizes, so the ceasefire talks and negotiations continue off and on with hamas agreeing to them, and as uh hamas spokesman have said they've shown flexibility, they've shown they're positive about it, and yet got uh the zianist regime keeps moving the goal post once it looks like there's a an agreement. then israel wants something else and then something else and something else. when joe biden several months ago uh presented a seasfire agreement, he said that israel had agreed to it, and as soon as announced israel said they never agreed to it. so israel is playing games just as as you mentioned, biting biting its time so it can massacre more innocent people throughout gaza uh, continue its genocide and it's it's it's murder, so the the... international community has to do more to force a ceasefire. hamas is ready and willing to accept the ceasfire terms that were laid

program now is john philpot, international human rights lawyer, joining us from montreal and robert fantina author and journalist joining us from kitchner ontario. hello gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program, mr. philpot. we'll start with you when it comes to the occupied west bank, it's been a nightmare, daily nightmare for palestinians there for years. your initial thoughts on this latest escalation by the regime forces there? well, um, there's, i guess there's two things that is strike me today, the first thing is that um, israel seems to be losing in gaza militarily, israel seems to be losing, and i'm not an expert on military affairs in. the west bank, and here we are in tensed repression on the west bank and making way for more colonization, which is the plan of israel, and israel is planning, in fact the peer, most commentators say this, to expel palestinians from the west bank, which was their initial plan in 1948 with the, so these are my first reactions, hot off the press, how can we react? as an observer and as um a person, i'm a person who believes in using law when

fantina your thoughts as well a what mr. gosling says, an intelligence response is needed, and why, why does the regime resort to these types of assassinations, which many are calling a cowardly act, and isn't it against international law, and if yes, why is it allowed, and what's the role of the un here? well, the role of the un is is to to control these things and stop them, but the un is completely ineffective when it comes to israel, mainly because of the united states. now the, as mr. gosling said, these attacks, these recent attacks... are provocative, uh, these are not things that are going to lead to peace. now israeli spokes people always say they just want peace and security, peace with their neighbors and security with their uh for their people, yet all of their actions contradict those statements, uh, the genocide in gaza, the assassination of these these two political leaders, uh, one in lebanon, and uh, the chief negotiator was killed in iran, uh, mr., these, these are not things that lead to... these are not t

robert fantina author and journalist from kishna ontario and also mr. tony gosling, investigative generalist from bristol. gentlemen, thank you. was nice talking to you again and that's it for this uh news review section, thank you for being with us. مشکل تربیه توی همه کارخونزات تولیدی بود، از جمله خود ما به این فکر افتادیم که یه کار اساسی اینجا انجام بدیم برای. یه سالن با خیس شدن آجورای سفالی و عبور هوا از دیوارهای مشبک آجوری هوای خنک مطبوعی به داخل سالن هدایت میشه تو این دریچه ها باد خنک میزنه زیر هر دستگاه یه دریچه هستش که از این ما هم خنک میشیم هم آلودگی بغلمونو همین سنتی آجر هست و هوای خنک خودش یه دمای ۱۸ درجه خیلی مطلوب با کمترین هزینه. به شما میده. they were several. fire engines going up so was the fire, but the police did not let them through out the fires. these are sickening scenes, scenes of people attacking police officers and even attacking fire crews as they're trying to put out fires. there is no disciplinary action and they have license to kill. and walk, how often do you get stopped in search? every day, every day, every day. الله يرحم

now for the program is jim. all political analyst and blogger joining us from new york and robert fantina, author and journalist joining us out of kitchner, ontario gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here, jim, i guess we will start with you, good to have you on, hope you're safe and doing well out there in uh new york, this doctor said it does not take a military strategist to realize what they are doing in gaza. jim, your initial thoughts on the story, yeah, it it it is really. just horrible watching this every day, every day you think it can't get worse and every day it does, and yeah, at this point, nobody can pretend not to know what the israelis are doing, they are trying to destroy, to make gaza uninhabitable, for the for the people who are still alive, and to kill as many people as they need to, to, get them to to leave ultimately, so this is israel finishing 48, which means driving 80%. as they did in 48, driving 80% of the palestinian arabs out of the area, either by killing them or by expelling them uh, because they've given up on the idea they're going to sub

earlier we asked author and journalist robert fantina about the remarks made by the israeli far right israeli government has learned that it can do anything it wants to, it can say anything, it can kill anybody wants to with complete impunity because the united states will always protect it. now as you said, the remarks by smoothrick are appalling on every possible level uh, he's talking about clearly talking about genocidees. starving to death men, women and children and saying it's justified, any other nation, any other politician any other nation would be immediately discharged from the from the government, the government leaders would would distance themselves, condemn what he said, and the rest of the world would do so. now the european union, france, the uk have done done so, some other countries have condemned this, i haven't heard anything yet from the united states, because united states will do whatever it is. israel requests or or demands, but this this is shocking, it just shows the extreme double standard that other countries have to abide by international laws, not all o

joining us now for the program is pauldi from the free palestine movement from california and robert fantina, author, journalist and activist joining us out of kitchner, ontario. gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here. i believe about three or four months ago when we started seeing real divisions, we started seeing resignations because of the splits in in this uh war cabinet. uh, yav gallant has been at the at the center of it for quite some time, benny gance was there, yayr lapide, uh, daniel hegory, uh, basically, not just in israel. society we've also seen with all the protests, but let's just stick with the war cabinet for the time being, your thoughts on what the ramifications are of this war cabinet not agreeing anything at this point? yes, well the, as you said, the israeli cabinet and the israeli parties, i don't mean political parties, i mean parties with in the sense of different points of view, they've been uh... "they've been at each other's throats for quite some time now, you have the group in the in the military that are let's say realists, they recognize."

fantina, hamas has the mediators implement an existing truth plan instead of holding more talks or negotiations. fentina: is the regime even looking for a cease fire or is it just buying time and why? yes, the regime is not looking for a cease fire. it isn't in its best interests, uh, it wants to be able to annex gaza, uh, reoccupy it and and expand its own uh territories beyond what the international community recognizes. so the ceasefire talks and negotiations continue off and on with hamas agreeing to them. and as uh hama spokesman have said they've shown flexibility, they've shown they're positive about it, and yet got uh, the zionist regime keeps moving the goal post, so it is up to israel to to accept it, which is not going to do, so the international community must act strongly to force israel to accept the terms, money talks in us elections and the uh pro israeli lobbies by members of congress, they many of them are bought and paid for by uh the israeli lobby, then once they're in office, the israeli lobbies right legislation for them to introduce onto the house floor, so yes that is ve

not serious about a permanent cease fire, and we are earlier joined by author and journalist robert fantina out of canada who shared with us his views on efforts made to establish a permanent cease fire in gaza. israel is not interested in the ceasefire, the israel government is not interested in freeing the israeli hostages, it's not interested in ending this genocide, it's only interested in continuing the genocide so that can annex the the entire gaza strip, so the hamas leaders are being very reasonable again saying enough, we're not going to have continual uh negotiations that get agreed to and then the other party uh changes its mind, and also how serious is israel about a cease fire and about. when it assassinated the chief negotiator from the palestinian side. the zionist regime knows that the united states will bail it out of anything, any problem it has, if it needs, if if iran and lebanon should attack it, then the us will send not only weaponry, but soldiers, no matter what happens, the united states protects israel uh military, diplomatically, the united states, which hypocrati

completely hypocritical. all right, well thank you robert, stay safe, we'll talk to you soon, robert fantina joining us, you bet out of canada. meanwile, recent storming of the alax compound by israeli settlers led by far right minister itamar binguber continues to draw condemnations even from the jewish community, five influential israely rabbies have slamed the move saying holy site remains strictly forbidden to jews. rabbi, david cohen who is member of an orthodox orthodox that is party in israel's ruling coalition said those who stormed the mosk were thugs and religious garb who only inflame tensions. now the rabbi of the old city of alcud said it is strictly forbidden to enter the holy site, former is really chief rawby also condem the move saying those who prayed at the compound do not represent the jewish people, in fact, he called on people around the world not to view israely ministers as representatives of the jewish people, muslim nations, the european union, the us and the un have all sharply criticized bengavir's actions. israel forces have killed five palestinians in and around

we are joined by robert fantina author and journalist who is joining us from toronto and well i believe i may. a mistake, this is mr., yes, that's mr. fontina. okay, uh, mr. fontina if you could please tell us your take on these attacks on places that are clearly uh, safe places, they were designated as safe places for the displaced people. in schools, clearly there are children, so it's not just ordinary civilians, but innocent children. why does israel attack places like that? well, first of all, these are clear violations of international law, their crimes against humanity. israel wants to destroy an entire generation. that's why it is bombing uh gaza so indiscriminately, killing men, women and children, when, and the majority of the victims are women and children, so the the goal is to to eradicate the entire generation of people to stop the growth of the palestinan population. it's all part. genocide to kill as many palestinans as possible, part of the cleansing, driving them out of the country, although there is no place for them to go, but the goal is for israel to annex all of t

joining us on the program here, john philpot, international lawyer joining us from montreal and robert fantina, author and journal this joining us also from canada, kitchen or ontario and viewers, this brings us to the end of the segment of your press tv news review program, thank you for joining in, goodbye for now, welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. hez and israel's continue exchanging fire along the southern lebanese border with occupied palestinian territories. and earlier we checked in with our beirot correspondent matdy am sole for your details. earlier, they also launched heavy shelling towards the town of bleida, area which is very close to one of the civil defense uh centers uh where the islamic health association uh provides assistance if they are wounded or if they need to reopen roads and so on, as a result of the israeli shelling, and so that is not the first... time of course that the israelis target areas where you have uh civil defense groups or paramedics and so this is just one of the many aggressions that you can see in throughout south lebanon uh w

joining us on the program here, john philpot international lawyer joining us from montreal and robert fantina, author and journalist joining us also from canada, kitchen or ontario, viewers, this brings us to the end of the segment of your press tv news review program. thank you for joining in and goodbye for now. the asomic resistance in iraq says it is conducted new retaliatory attack on an israeli position in the occupied lands, a group said it launched a drone strike targeting the alonsovor power station in the city of hyfa. it said the attack was in support of palestinians and in response to israel's ongoing genocidal war and the iraqi resistance group stated that it will continue its anti-israel operations if the gaza genocide continues. regional resistance groups have repeatedly targeted sensitive and important israeli bases in occupied palestine since october last year. they have also targeted american sites in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger at the us support for israel's bloody war on the gaza strip. hez and israel continue to exchange. fire along lebanon's southe