you're still with me, this is gaza under attack and my guess, jonathan chadwick and dr. ali husseini have remained put. thank goodness, uh, we just saw a little bit there, jonathan about advocacy in places that perhaps didn't feel they had that. kind of agency, your reaction first of all to the boycott movement, but also this idea that malaysia is saying, listen, your your ships and your cargo can't dock here, we we won't intervene in other ways, but right now we're hitting you in the pockets, yeah, no, it's a very, very, very significant movement, and actually i only learned about this earlier today, and i'm grateful to the program for putting it in front of me, and i think that it's unsurprising that these countries and these societies... "they know what colonialism is, they know what imperialism is, and that certainly is shared between the malaysians and the yeamenies. i mean, you have to consider that during the 50s and 60s both these um places were fighting against british imperialism, they were fighting the last remnants of british imperialism, and they share that

hard consequences ahead, we pray for the freedom to palestine all the time, you're watching gaza under attack. me and my guests yusuf and ali salam. ali, let me come to you for this next one. the surge in international solidarity with palestine. i grew up in a country where palestinians, um, masjid aqsa, very close to people are. in the western world, what we have seen in recent weeks is really a surge in the way people have been reacting to the unfolding genocide in the gaza strip and israel's treatment in decades of palestinians. in general, what do the palestines, what do we owe that to, how do you think that has happened, what is so different this time? that's just the natural nature that god put in people's heart is the sermon from right and wrong. now the the and the hollywood media machine and all these different types of organizations and entities, they spent billions and billions of dollars to try cloud that natural inclination towards goodness, but eventually it gets it can getated for most most people who haven't been totally in the darkness for too long and... much evil with the l

hard consequences ahead, we pray for the freedom to palestine all the time, you're watching gaza under attack with me and my guests, and let me come to you for this next one, the surge in international solidarity with palestine, i grew up in a country where palestinians, mas are very close to people's heart, in the western world what we have seen in recent weeks is really a surge in the way people have been reacting to the unfolding genocide in the god strip and israel's treatment in decades of palestinians in general, what do the... palestinians, what do we owe that to? how do you think that has happened? what is so different in the time? i think that's just the natural nature that god put in people's heart is the discerment from right and wrong. now the the zionists and and the hollywood machine and all the different types of organizations and entities billions and billions of those to try to cloud that natural inclination towards good, but eventually it's it gets situated for most people, for most people who haven't been totally in the darkness too long and done too much evil with their li

gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. يا لقيف من اوله مغلش ولا محل والله الرهيب almost a decade ago, the islamic republic of iran did its best to pass its proposal duped as world against violence and extremism at the united nations. but why should tehran insist on it and does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? these and more on this edition of iran today. "more palestinians are killed in israel's air campaign in gaza where the death pull is past the 20,00 threshold. the humanitarian situation gets worse in gaza with international bodies now warning of a looming famin."

gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. the yemy armed forces would like to ensure that all ships and international shipments will be safe to travel to all ports except for israeli ports. the the hoothies represent. from material threat to freedom of navigation, to commercial shipping, to lawful commerce. جاندنا خير قضياء سندنا خير الاوياء خيل العربن في عند الحرب واسعتر حتى ينهار الطامع حتى ينهار الطام. as us blocks at un security council from announcing sease fire in gaza is really warplanes kill more palestinian civilians. resistance groups in iraq and lebanon step up operations against us and his. really interest and target is really gas rig in the mediterranean sea and people in niger celebrate departure of the last french troops from their homeland as anti-colonial sentiments are on the rise across africa.

but it does, it just does every you know, each decade is worse than the last. you're watching gaza under attack with me and my guests tarthman here in the studio with me and ibrahim jamal via skype also from london. now let me go straight to abraham, we see there with that contribution earlier that resistance and solidarity are coming in in many different forms. what would you say of anything to someone who wants to get involved in the pro palest? movement, but is afraid of the potential blowback? yes, that poem was eloquent and um moving, so someone who wants to get involved, i would say right petitions, petition your local council, you can also download the apps like no thanks, this is an app that lists boycott, boycotted products, any products that... affiliated with israel um so what you do is you would scan the barcode and it will automatically tell you if it supports um israel by um giving funds if it's complicit um or not more than that the app uh you can donate money now i've got friends in gaza and they are in the need of um assistance food and water but when when when i did go... to g

you're watching gaza under attack. let's continue the conversation on the israeli genocidal campaign in the gaza strip. and of course it's ongoing raids in the west bank with my guests, professor rosenhed in the studio with me, and on skype in sheffield, pablo navaratte. now, pablo, i want to come to you, and thanks for sticking around. um, we made a mention of the hoothies earlier on on the program, um, we heard the... american defense secretary uh lloyd austin talking about a 10 nation naval force um to prevent further attacks on the different ships whether israeli flagged or bound for israel, do you think that's going to make a difference uh in terms of how this um ongoing onslot will pan out? i mean sure i mean if the us were to interven there i'm sure... it would affect how how how things develop uh, i'm not, i'm not an expert, it's a fast moving situation, i know, um, but i know that certainly that the actions of the hooties have been heroic in many ways to showing the world what direct action uh to try and stop t

gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. every time the yemeni navy succeeds in preventing the passage of ships headed towards the occupation sports and thorts attempts to break the blockade on the entity, it reassures the free people of the world. the closure of the red sea to ships colluding with the enemy turns into a heroic festival teaching the us and zianis. israel harsh lessons and threatening them with more successive blows, capable of breaking their alliances and corsive global policies. despite the reluctance of global military powers, the balance has been shifting and the access of resistance is gaining strength as a regional force capable of defeating zionist israel, the united states and their allies. yemen humiliates zionist israel this week on the midiast stream. your headlines on pressv, the un security council approves the resolution, demanding faster delivery of humanitarian aid into gaza, but stops short of calling for season. fire. israel lau

you're watching gaza under attack with me saiza and my guests angelica gale and batul sebedi. batul um and angelica as well thanks for waiting patiently. we've all seen or been to the palestine solidarity rallies. similar ones have been held around the world which brought out. precedented numbers up to 800 thousand people here in london, how would you explain that that rise in such support? absolutely. has ultimately turned into a global issue, it has returned the palestinian issue into the most, i would argue globally important and influential issue on any government interests in any part of the world, because what has done is it unveiled the mask over the true face of capitalism uh the lack of morals and showing that even the support of the west for aggression is contained and comes within certain limits. what means by that is that it actually in effect can be pressured in order to reduce this level of aggression? um, because why the world is unable to contain all of this aggression, it's unable to contain the trespassing of all of humanity's measurements and dimensions, oth

gaza under attack, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. people in israel mark parim as a holiday to commemorate the saving of the jewish people from annihilation at the hands of the... we need empire in persia, as it is recounted in the book of esther, they've been using the occasion to play the victim, but what is the reality and is there truth in it? watch this documentary to gain some insight. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, gaza under attack, make sure to join the show through. facebook, twitter, only on press tv. israel has launched fresh air strikes across the gaza strip one day after the end of a week long trips. the health ministry says the palestinian death doll from the aggression since october 7 has now surpassed 15,000 200. most of the casualties are. women and children. belgason brigades has fired a barage of missiles of tel aviv, ascalan and several other cities, response to the massacres of palestinians in gaza. group also attacked israeli troops, tanks and military vehicles in va

gaza under attack will be back next week with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. استنى خالد يا ابن الواليد يا خالد يا ابن الواليد جبنا لك عريس جديد جبنا لك عريس كفير كفرين لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله الشاهيد الله الشاهيد الله we do not support calls for immediate cease fire. this would only plant the seeds for the next war because hamas has no desire. to see a durable peace to see two state solution every single thing the israelis uh claim uh has happened to them is actually something they have done to the palestinians, just name it and it's something they did, like for example they said that on october 7th uh that babies were beheaded, this is a lie, but did israel behead babies? yes, what do you think happens when you drop bombs that that flatten entire buildings, people get decapitated, this is normal right uh, this is... all over gaza, not just babies, just people, all over people, losing their limbs, um, getting crushed by by you, cement, by by concrete, it's horrible, uh, and then they said

you're watching gaza under attack, i'm in conversation with my guest, ranjit burar here in the studioey were talking very openly about. money as much as the israel is asked for and so on, and now they're beginning to soft pedal and trying to appear to be more neutral and so on, but we we cannot really count on them, they are the big powers have been used to ruling the world and they are actually beginning to lose that kind of hold over the rest of the world, and i think it is for us to really. continue to be more independent and here i must say that i am happy how the muslims and arabs and other communities sort of came together and and i think actually we should also be quite clear is that it's no longer actually defined by religion or race that this time people have really gone beyond it that this is a human question and they have taken really very strong position on that and what actually i was quite happy to see it very early stage that you begin to get these people say jews who said not in my name and i think that is really major development i don't not know whether i have ever s

you're watching gaza under attack coming to you straight from the british capital, london.uestion to karam elli who's been waiting patiently. um, karem, we just saw there many, the contribution and solidarity with the palestinian. and struggle comes in many different forms, you know all too well uh how the israel lobby goes after people who uh speak up for the palestinians, i've seen some of your amazing videos exposing corporate support for settlement expansion, um, what do you have to say to people who get in want to get involved in pro-palestine uh movements, but are afraid of the potential blowback or of the consequences. it's very simple, sometimes points of history and in life, individuals need to take a stand, the same question can be asked to other people in other societies, history, where they've also had despotic rulers and leaders and people have admired those who stood up against them, so it's who you want to be and the light that you want to be in this world, you should aspire towards it, there are... many many action groups locally and nationally that are work

end of this edition of the program. many thanks again to my guests for their contributions. gaza under attackely onslot on gaza, tens of thousands have been killed, while displayed survivors are at imminent risk of famin and starvation. israely occupation forces once again stormed the refugee camp of new champs in the west bank town of tulkaram. and resistance groups in the region have launched more attacks than american and israeli targets and supported palestinians.

gaza under attack will be back tomorrow with more, until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts attacks on the gaza strip. the mass resistance fighters say that they have targeted israeli cities with barage of missiles and have hit gatherings of the occupation forces in the northern parts of gaza. an american coffee chain starbucks and swedish clothing brand h&m have been forced to leave morocco as a boycott campaign against companies supporting israel gains momentum.

we have to wait and see which of those camps within the zinis regime wins out you're watching gaza under attack with me saiza and my guests here. in the studio zamzam ibrahim and by skype lampini toma joining us uh all the way from athens greece. lampini, i'll put the next question to you. so the whole world is calling for a ceasefire, everybody's calling for deescalation, the end to the bloodship, yet we are looking at the american, the us national security advisor jake sullivan, who is in the region, saying that washington backs israel, um, israel's. seriously to have escalation and i think that hez was very very self-restrained until now, the answer ali is another thing, i mean, i, i, i really want to visit yemen one day, i cannot believe what we see and how they act, and how they apply their faith, because it's a faith thing for them to resist to tiran, but uh, i don't think that we can discuss real politic with... them, but hezbolah was is in its land, it's in lebanon, it's taking care of lebanon, and hesbolah sees the golan heights just next to it, yeah, hez every day remembers what israe

gaza under attack will be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. وحضرني على ارضي صامده لاخر نقطه دم في روحي لاخر نفس فيا لما يعني خلص هيك يبطل في نفس انخنق اموت بعديها بندفن حتى في ارضي بندفن تحت بندفن تحت الزر الزراعه في ارضي بدي انا نزرع. انا ما بدك تسيبي ارضك بالمره بالمره رغم انك هلا كثير بردانه ويمكن جوعانه وما في ادويه والوضع صعيب برضه مش حتطلعي برضه مش حاطلع حضرنا صامدين هالقد بتحبي فلسطين اه هالقد اطفال فلسطين ما بتخلو عنها زي ما حكت الاغنيه انا دمي فلسطيني انا دمي فلسطين israel says they're not going to bomb any hospitals to israel's bombed every single hospital in gaza but it was justified because there's maybe tunnels and oh that was an elevator shaft our mistake, but it's still justified. we went from all palestinian civilians need to flee south in gaza because israel's targeting the north too. yeah, we did end up targeting the south as well and in fact we targeted some of those civilian convoys that were fleeing south after we told them to do so, but it was justified. we went from

we're going to wrap it up one more time, many thanks again to my guests for their contributions, gaza under attack will definitely be back next week with more, until then continue to keep palestine in your hearts, goodbye. the headlines of president israel be founding the gaza strip including its refugee camps and made mountain consens over the humanitarian crisis in the territory. palestinian resistance fighters say says they are inflicting heavy losses on invading the occupation troops in the vestige guard. and the un secretary general deplores the secured council's failure to stop the war in gaza at the washington veto the resolution calling for sease fire.

gaza under attack will be back next time with more.til then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. هي الدفاع المدنيه. the one you're watching ball here from, i'm your host.

you're watching gaza under attack. talked about this earlier in the program, and that is saw there, people supporting the palestinians and their liberation and the request for justice, at risk of arrest, as we saw and heard earlier. so there's a lot of support among the... masses around the world. on the other hand, we're seeing the even more dense populated south of gaza facing brute israeli force the coming hours, perhaps. is there a point that all of that, that understanding and this grounds of support will have probably do you hope that that will lead to some policy change in any of the western capitals that support? i think it will, i think ultimately will happen right? whether it's because became too expensive, whether it's because um, because it's much international pressure, ultimately you will get to seasfire. i found that clip of the activist arrested the protest really interesting because earlier we were talking about how 76% of people in the uk support cere, 76% of people support a cfire in the uk and yet w

gaza under attack will be back next week with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. i'm over in lakesh and i've come here to occupied palestine to investigate what the so-called deal of the century means for the palestinian people and future of palestine, this deal is not a deal for b or base plan, it is a war plan, you are the oppress and they are the oppresseds and they they want the oppressed to give more to the oppressor, they want the oppressed to be oppressed more. "what would you do? you would just leave your houses for money, leave your land, leave your life, your memories, your history, for your money. so now more and more people are realized. from videos and reports circulating online that many many many of the idf occupation isready forces are actually speaking on camera with foreign accents, accents from around the world, could be states, could be australia, could be european countries. i saw the number 5,000 uh, hamas terrorist code, i saw that number, we had the number at 1,400 casualties,

voices in accordance with the... prevent with the prevent our legislation to. you're watching gaza under attack. we're going to continue our conversation with my guests in the studio and on skype. uh, we're going to pivot to uh what we heard earlier, the the ground swell of support for palestinians, the international solidarity with palestinians here in the uk and beyond. i'll start with dr. patel. uh, you have helped organize these protests that we have seen over the past more than two months. um, how did you do it to bring out so many people, and also what kind of impact do you think uh, these protests have had on the political establishment here? first, let me say, it's interesting to see someone is doing a phd of some of the work that we are doing in our lifetime, so i think that's quite encouraging that... must be doing something right, but going back to your question, really, i think it's a long-term impact of the work that has been done for over the past few decades, and we've been around for nearly 30. years now, psc even longer and where the two main if you like bodies that are then su

but the community was coming together until it led to the ultimate revolution, you're watching gaza under attack, let's continue a conversation with masoger from the ihrc and with political analyst mon abbas on skype. masud i'll continue with you uh that is the two scenarios that people talk about uh for the future for want of better word. conflict, the one state solution, the two state solution, where are we as far as that is concerned, what is being done about it as far as arab muslim countries, two solution illusion to keep the supremac, illegal occupation, apart state intact, and to give them time to take over every aspect, every inch of palestine, and this is if you look at the history of last 20, 30 years, that's very... here you know, it's not feasible anymore if indeed was feasible any time, so really all we got is one state solution, and we know even from the experience of south africa, this two state solution is just skills to to continue the and so forth, so why are we not moving forward a one state solution, because that is the only solution, it will mean end of sionism. "it will mea

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. of the most recent developments. overnight, there have been scores more palestinians killed, bringing the total to north of 20,000 palestinians mattered. at the united nations, the security council adoption of new un resolution to get humanitarian aid into gaza has been delayed. a vote on the arab sponsored resolution, first postponed from monday, has been pushed back until thursday. as council members continue intense negotiations to avoid another veto by the united states. meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis deepens with a unicef report saying displaced children in southern gaza are accessing only 1.5 to two liters of water a day, well below the requirements for survival. the un special coordinator said the bombardment of gaza means 2023 ends as one of the deadliest year with the situation deteriorating on all fronts. the un is also warning about the risk for escalation in the region, citing the possibility of a miscalculation setting off a wider conflict. in the run-up to christmas,

gaza under attack will be back next week with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. años estamos llevando adelante una nueva jornada. so my name is joel, i'm a british jew, secular jew from north london a long lion. of traditional secular jews in london and i'm here because i think it's really important as british jews that we stand up and say we're not a monolith, we don't all think the same way um and palestine deserves to be free within our lifetimes and ethnic cleansing and genocide as self-defense is a disgrace, claiming it as self defense i should say is a disgrace and we should all stand up and say loudly not in our name and what message would you give to a zionist supporter? the current version of political zionism where you support israel right? rome where people like netanyahu, like bengavir, like bennet, are in the israeli government and are preaching heights, they are preaching hates, they are expanding settlements illegally, they are illegally blockading gaza for 17 years, they are continuin

have to leave it and wrap for this show, my many thanks to the guests for their contributions, gaza under attack will be back tomorrow with more, until then continue to keep palestine in your heart. first of the headlines: bodies of more than 8,000 palestinians are missing in gaza as the death bowl from this way on slot surpasses 20,000. "the israely military admits that nearly 500 of his troops have been killed in gaza, as palestini resistance fighters say that they have destroyed 35 israeli military vehicles in recent days. also in the headlines, the irans for ministry spokesman categorically rejects us allegations that iran was behind the recent drone attack on an oil tanker in the indian ocean.

you're watching gaza under attack, we're going to continue uh our conversation with my guests in the studio and on skype. we're going to pivot to uh what we heard earlier, the the ground swell of support for palestinians, the international solidarity with palestinians here in the uk and beyond. i'll i'll start with dr. patel, uh, you have helped organize these protests that we have. seen over the past more than two months, um, how did you do it to bring out so many people, and also what kind of impact do you think these protests have had on the political establishment here? first, let me say, it's interesting to see someone is doing a phd of some of the work that we are doing in our lifetime, so i think that's quite encouraging that we must be doing something right, but going back to your question, really, i think it's a long-term impact of the work that has been done for over the past few decades, and we've been around for nearly 30 years now, psc even longer and where the two main if you like bodies that are then surrounded with another four organizations and united we have been ab

neil nasser here in the studio with me and hasanain jafer on skype for their contributions, gaza under attacklestine? fashion lovers decorate platforms in public squares and palestinian colors, musicians ignite the stage with palestinian songs. famous journalists resigned because they were not free to report events about palestine, activists, cartoonists, artists. academics, drivers, trade unionists, young and old, people from every profession and every speciality you can think of, are abandoning their silence and pasivity and rebelling and shouting out into the world, into the deaf ears of their own complicit governments, free palestine. intifada returns as liberation, this week on the mideast stream. your headlines here on press tv, at least 45 palestinians are killed in one of the latest israeli strikes on central gaza, as the un says the safe zones and enclave are impossible. palestinian resistance fighters launch retaliatory rocket attacks against israel, amid intense clashes with the regime forces north and east of khans and one lebanese army soldier is killed and three others wounded i

but i just came here for peaceful protest so i forgive the old woman. into gaza under attack, my guests are still with me, sheikh ladak and olga nadia valavani, um, start with you, sheikh, want to pick up a couple of things we heard, those young men and out there, one was we want to see more transparency in terms of our tax money goes, uh, we know for example, the uk is hosting systems, that is the producer of weapons, lot of which are used against palestinians, the double standards as far as freedom of speech, if it comes to ukraine, it's a whole different story. you get you're running the risk getting a rest if you speak up for palestinians, your thoughts on that because we said earlier that i think the palestinian cause has now become a litmous test for many people in the country, that means that the litmous test extends to politicians, it also extends to the ways in which the people see members from their own community reacting for a long time uh people who are activists or of that nature have always been sort of siding or belittled. it was sort of the image of the tree hogger or yo

chader here in studio with me and on skype for their contributions, gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more, until then continue to keep palestine in your thoughts, goodbye.

gaza under attack will be back next week with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. i'm over in lakesh and i've come here to occupied palestine to investigate what the so-called deal of the century means for the palestinian people and the future of palestine. "this deal is not a deal for b or base plan, it is a war plan, you are the oppressed and they are the oppresseds and they they want the oppressed to give more to the oppressor, they want to oppressed to be oppressed more. what would you do? you would just leave your houses for money, leave your land, leave your life, your memories, your history, fair money. خطم خطم جان بالباعي اه امشي امشي امشي الخطم على الارض الجن من اول كناكس اول كناكس حط الباقي زم so now more and more people are realizing from videos and reports circulating. online that many, many, many of the idf occupation is rady forces are actually speaking on camera with foreign accents, accents from around the world, could be states, could be australia, could be european countries. i saw th

san francisco bay area by skype and here in the studio with me and of course you're watching gaza under attack um rick sterling, i'm sure you watch and read different media on both sides of the two very different narratives of the israel palestine conflict, you mentioned the support for the israeli regime plummeting, despite the murdok empire, facebook exam mosk traveling to kabutes recently, um them backing israel, but still more people than ever seem to have started calling into question the israel narrative, is that how you see it? too, can you expand on that? yeah, absolutely, the establishment and in the united states are still very much supportive of of israel, but they are getting worried because the public perception of israel has changed dramatically, in the last days i would say, after october 7 there was no poring of support for for israel, actually, ever since um israeled the you and has continued this bombing with all of the civilians as... with with thousands and thousands of children being killed. this has changed the perception and think i think it's really threatening um to th

gaza under attack will be back next week with more, until then continue to keep palestine in your heartsf the palestinian resistance movement hamas launches several deadly operations against intruding israeli forces in the gaza strip and the yemeni army targets two israeli vessels in bababel straight as lebanon's hezbollah resistance movement intensifies its retaliatory attacks on israel.

gaza under attack will be back next week with more, until then continue to keep palestine in your heartse not permitted to work in israel, this is what the fate of palestinians hangs in the balance, people in israel mark prim as a holiday to commemorate the saving of the jewish people from annihilation. at the hands of the kemenite empire in persia, as it is recounted in the book of esther. they've been using the occasion to play the victim, but what is the reality and is there truth in it? watch this documentary to gain some insight. rest of the headline, 60 days into the israel on the ghaza strip, the regime kills dozens more palestinians in strikes, including a hold told people to take shelter. the united nations human rights chief says israel must stop quote blatant disregard for basic humanity. also on the headlines iran's president warrans the genocide of palestinian women and children will push israel to its end.

it doesn't become a front to... to ignore the human rights of palestinians, you're watching gaza under attack with me, saiza and my guests, angelica gale and batul sebedi. batul, um, and angelica as well, thanks for waiting patiently, we've all seen or been to the palestine solidarity rallies, similar ones have been held around the world, which brought out unprecedented numbers up to... 100 thous people here in london, how would you explain that that rise in such support? absolutely. gaza has ultimately turned into a global issue. um, it has returned the palestinian issue into the most, i would argue globally important and influential issue on any government interests in any part of the world, because what khazza has done is it unveiled the mask over the true face of capitalism, the lack of morals. and showing that even the support of the west for aggression is contained and comes within certain limits, what means by that is that it actually in effect can be pressured um in order to uh reduce this uh level of aggression um because why the world is unable to contain all of this aggression um i

you're watching gaza under attack coming to you straight from the british capital, london.with the palestinian struggle comes in many different forms, you know all too well uh how the israel lobby goes after people who uh speak up for the palestinians. i've seen some of your amazing videos exposing corporate support for settlement expansion. um, what do you have to say to people who get in want to get involved in pro-palestine uh movements, but are afraid of the potential blowback. or of the consequences? it's very simple, sometimes points of history and in life, individuals need to take a stand. the same question can be asked to other people in other societies in history, where they've also had despotic rulers and leaders and people have admired those have stood up against them, so it's who you want to be and the light that you want to be in this. you should aspire towards it, there are many, many action groups locally and nationally that are working towards creating information packages as well as dedicated days of action sometimes a weekly basis to keep pressure up and a

the attacks came in retaliation for the regime's genocidal war on gaza. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm amina taylor, your guide to unpacking some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and its ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. israeli war planes and artillery hit the beure and nessert camps, leveling buildings and leaving at least 25. five people dead, including five children and seven women, according to hospital records. non-stop explosions could be heard throughout the night in the town where hundreds of thousands of people have sought shelter, with many spending cold nights sleeping on sidewalks. the israel us europe's genocide has already killed over 21,00 palestinians and driven about 90% of the population of 2.3 million from their homes, much of northern has been leveled, largely depopulated and isolated for weeks. many fear a similar fate awaits the south. meanwhile, a convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid, includ

this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. of the 50 days of an israeli onslot on the gaza strip, and it's ongoing incursions in the west bank. a seasfire deal between hamas and israel enters day five. the original four-day deal has now been extended until thursday morning, the com is revealing the scale of destruction caused by seven weeks of israeli bombardment, which killed more than 15,000 palestinians and many thousands injured since october, the seventh. the past four days have been have seen hamas release 50 israeli captives in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. another 20 captives will be released in the next two days in exchange for six. palestinians, as part of the deal, around 200 trucks of aid have entered gaza over the past few days, but substantially less aid has made it into the north. meanwhile, relief and danger and anger in the occupied west bank where israel's mass rates and arrests are ongoing. the us secretary of state, anthony blincon is a tour of a divided europe before flying to the region, ireland

gaza under attack, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv, les bombardements qui ciblent des civils et des infrastructures. i'm deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. hello and welcome to prest tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well we're now on day 57 of the israeli genocide on. gaza, more than 200 people have been killed with 600 being injured in the last 24 hours, this after the seven-day genocide pause, what does it mean to take a pause in a genocide and then to return to right where you left off. well, believe it or not, this is the world we are living in today, and during this pause, the u.s. made sure that the zionist regime has been reloaded with the latest munitions, including the bunker busting bomb which is meant to penetrate hard surfaces at death. now just imagine what that can do while hitting a refugee camp or an apartment building. this is the state of gaza

things for this edition of the show. many thanks again to my guests for their contributions, gaza under attack, we'll be back next time with more, until... continue to keep palestine in your hearts. وكل الاردن محام تختم صوتك في سبيل الله زي ما اخواننا في القسامكم. نحن في وضع يجب ان اذكر الحقائق اي في اول ليله عندما تعرضنا الى الهجوم الايرانيون بعثوا لنا طائرتين محملتين بالسلاح وهذا كان في تلك اللحظه كان دعم كبير. your headlines on press tv, the commander of the iogc ruds force says the united states and israel have been incapable of defeating palestinian fighters in gaza, which have only been supported by the resistance front. palestinian resistance fighters launch fresh retaliatory attacks on the invading israeli troops as the iof admits 160. seven of his troops have been killed in gaza and demonstrators in yemen and jordan take the streets in solidarity with palestinian people as global rallies are held in condemnation of the israeli genocide in gaza.

gaza under attack. we'll be back next time with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. we killed salmani, the number one terrorist in the world by every account. let me explain to you why kasim sulaimani was killed. نحن في وضع يجب ان اذكر الحقائق ايه في اول ليله عندما تعرضنا الى الهجوم الايرانيين بعثوا لنا طائرتين محملتين بالسلاح وهذا كان في تلك اللحظه كان عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا حقكم ان تتضاهروا ولكن انتبهوا الى من يتحرك تحت الطاوله قلنا له حاجه ان الولايات المتحده الامريكيه قد اهينت في العراق فنرجوا منك عدم الحضور الى العراق لكن كانت حجي قاسم رحمه الله تعالى عليه انه لا يابه الى الموت.

everyone else but 'i just came here for peaceful test so i forgive that old woman you have to gaza under attack, my guests are still with me, sheikh laddak and let me start with you uh sheikh, pick up a couple of things that we heard those young men and say out there, one was want to see more transparency in terms of where tax money goes, uh we know for example uk is posting el systems that is a producer of weapons a lot of which are used against palestinian'. the double standards as far as freedom of speech, if it comes to ukraine, it's a whole different story, you get your risk of getting rest if you speak up for palestinians, your thoughts on that, because we said earlier that i think the palestinian cause has now become a litmous test for people in the country, that means that the litmous test extends to politicians, it also extends to ways in which the people see members from their own community reacting, for a long time uh people who are of that nature have always been sort of sidelined or belittled. it was sort of the image of the tree hugger or in the wake of the the environmental crisi