also joining us is alberto garcia watson, political analyst and activist who joins us from malaga over in spain. gentlemen, welcome to you both. larry johnson, first over to you. um, i have to mention how this is become uh, it's extraordinary that may maybe um, we're becoming numb when we hear these deaths that's taking place. i mean, we're looking at the the death doll of a around 26 thousand or up to 27 thousand, but we're looking at how over 200 palestinians. have been killed again in the span of 24 hours uh by the regime forces and and then 10,00 children uh so far killed and 7,00 women uh these are happening um this death thole is happening a rather continuous and frequent pace. what do you think about this when you when you hear this type of death though? well i'm not trying to minimize it, but i want to point out that the reason we're able to pay such attention to this is because of social media primarily, which is good, because you go back in history, in the past, like when the nazis wiped out the warsaw ghetto, they did similar things, but nobody saw it, it wasn't, it wasn't o

co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign jones from edinburgh. also joining us alberto garcia watson, a political analyst and activist from malaga in spain. gentlemen, welcome to you both. make nap here first to you. taking a look at the us. role uh is our focus in some regards uh and uh i'm wondering what it is that that it's doing, it's it's rather duplicitous as i said in the intro, i mean it announces for example publicly uh israel needs to decrease the number of civilian deaths, um precautionary measures need to take place, but at the same time it provides it with unfettered access to all types of military equipments, not to mention the fact that uh you have about 40 to 42... percent of the bombs that the us has provided are uh unguided, means they drop it anywhere uh without it going anywhere and it kills lots of civilians, which means maximum deaths. how do you view this type of approach by the us? well, it's straight forward support for genocide. it's not the first time the us government has publicly supported genocide without using the word, but it's it's... going and we can

co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign jones from edinburgh. also joining us alberto garcia watson, a political analyst and activist from malaga in spain. gentlemen, welcome to you both, make napier first to you. uh, taking a look at the the us role uh is our focus in some regards uh, and uh, i'm wondering what it is that that it's doing, it's it's rather duplicitous, as i said in the intro, i mean it announces for example, publicly uh, israel needs to decrease the number of civilian deaths, um, precautionary measures need to take place, but at the same time it provides it with unfettered access to... all types of military equipments, not to mention the fact that you have about 40 to 42% of the bombs that the us has provided are unguided, means they drop it anywhere uh without it going anywhere and it kills lots of civilians, which means maximum deaths. how do you view this type of approach by the us? well, straight forward support for genocide, and it's not the first time the u.s. has publicly supported genocide without using the word, but it's it's ongoing and we can see it on tv