, they want to destroy gazza, they want to push gazza into... to the stone age, and when they're doing this against a clave, a small clave would like the the the prison that has been under siege for the past 17 years, ghaza has been under siege from sea, from land, from air, israel controls all the crossings, absolutely all the crossings and we see that the egyptian regime is complicit in this crime, and for the past 17 years israel have been committing war after war as the siege is continuing. not being left one day, this entire battle is about freeing our palestinian political prisoners and in the sie on ghaza and change rules of engagement. if israel kills every palestinian in gazza, now if israel commits all of these massacres and these and and displace palestinis from ghaza, would that solve israel problem, will that solve the united states problem? will that solve anybody's problem? absolutely. not, absolutely not, i want to quote, writer david hurst, said that this crime that israel is committing as second nak that is going to burn the entire state of israel, and i believe so, i

is revealing that, gazza. is also revealing the true um balance of power that it's a new world it's coming along and usually in these kind of interim periods we see the atrocities that could happen at the hands of empire that is retreating, sure, the united states is weaker than actually what it used to be ever, and it is empire that is crumbling in my view, if you agree with that, makeen nap here that the us has actually a leading role in this, which all fingers are pointing to that, um, how much of risk does the us play in terms of uh, not only its international standing, but also... uh revealing the true color and nature of the us in a previous wars that have happened in this region, for example the yemen war, we don't have your voice, mcnapier, i'm sorry, okay, while we get that fixed, well that gets fixed, let me let me come to you, khalid barakat, so let's expand on this a little bit more, because it's it can't be just summed up in in in your response, um, in terms of the amount of military assistance uh that the us has given uh israel just since this operation broke out and e

people of feels that they are almost ashame of this regime that is blocking humanitarian aid to reach gazza, many of these and students have... and also going to rafa crossing and threatening even do it by force if the regime is going to hesitate and we see that there are calls by regional power like iran and others have been calling the egyptian government to you know speed up the process of reaching humanitarian aid to palestinians in in gazza so the egyptian regime in one hand feels the pressure, but at the other hand, it is waiting for a us israel approval, and we we know that these humanitarian aid really it's um, like it's not enough compared to what's happening in gazza and the needs of ghaza, when they talk about 20 trucks, this is basically probably wouldn't even you know be enough for one neighborhood in in a refugee camp in gazza. gaza is 2.2 million palestinians, it's very highly as you know densely populated area, and the neans is massive, whether in medical need or food or water, or even basic needs, and the other thing is that they they're practicing this delay as a way to pr

i think that gazza is going to be a graveyard for israeli soldiers and israeli tanks, just like what happened in lebanon in 2006, if israel invades gazza, israeli army is going to suffer a great casualties that they might not be able to withstand. the other thing is that the israeli generals are complaining now that they don't have a clear orders from their political leadership, in fact they are publicly complaining that they don't know what they're doing, like are they going to occupy gazza, for example, and then what they gna rule gazza, and can they actually determine the faith of the palestinian resistance, this is not an organization, whether we're talking about hamas or... islamic jihad or others, these are not organizations who are operating in vacuum, they are part of the palestinian national liberation movement and their relationship to the people is like the relation between blood and flesh, you can't separate the two, so that's why one of israeli objectives is to displace palestinians from gazza because they feel that the palestinian resistance is a threat to israel and al

, they wanted to divide palestinian people and the resistance and what's happening in gazza despite all the pain is actually unifying the palestinian people across palestine from the river to the sea and outside of palestine in the diaspora and the shatat. also, israel is committing all these crimes, but at the same time, palestinians are seeing again and again that there is a... true, strong, palestinian and camp of resistance in the region, and they know that this camp is they can count on, the lebanese resistance have been escalating its actions, along 120 kilometers border between lebanon and palestine, and the israelis are very hesitant in term of any land invasion to gazza, because they know that the price. is going to be very, very costly. now we know the united states lies, i mean, you know, in in alaamiria refuge in iraq, one us bomb kill hundreds and hundreds of people, the united states didn't even apologize, we know the massacres in lebanon, in qana, massacre first, and khan massacre second, and people were taking refuge in the fiji, united nations facilities, and they didn'

crimes, the declared target for the israelis is to approte hamas and other resistant groups in in gazza, on the on the military level, the resistance groups are stead feed, stead fast, i mean, and israel is unable to achieve any military achievements against them. in the beginning of the aggression, netanyahu said, we are not shelling targets, we are taking revenge. it seems like he meant that that the bombardment of the... civil environment of the resistance, of the military resistance, the people of gaza will give up on the resistance by doing so, so he understands the truth that the resistance actually consists of both the armed resistant and the civilians inseparably, he knows that, what he said also refers to to that to that israel does not know where that the military basis of the resistance are, so the way they chose to approat it is through its people, the result of that will... lots of war crimes by the israeli against the civilians in ghaza, lots of devastation, but alongside major military failure for israel that couldn't defeat the besieged arm resistant that it's besieging

right now the people of gazza and the children of ghazza are dying and the world is quiet, even some of the arab countries that pretend to be concerned for the future of jerusalem and its liberation. they are now. with israel, this thing, the normalization, which is humiliating and frightening, because the people of palestine is in need of total solidarity and and support and a firm stand of every arab and all free people of the world. we are embroiled with him in the struggle, even though we are from far off land geographically. we continue our struggle with him in order to prepare and mobilize the arab public opinion and international public opinion in order to assist and and support and stand firmly with. the struggle of the palestinian people, and now i believe that the iraqi people will spare nothing, will not hold back to be with their palestinian people in solidarity, and in fact some youth have all the determination to go to palestine in order to help their people in gaza. israel is also escalating its atrocities in the west bank while continuing its relentless bombardment of

defending themselves, they are killing palestinian, they are trying to... drive palestinian out of gazza like they did from other areas in in palestine and as long as this international support from actually from the governments of those country like uk, germany, france and usa, have seen millions of people has been taken to the street in london, in germany, in belgium and all those country, they are actually against the israeli and the zionist occupation of palestine and as well design aggression and actually this latest attack has ex israel to the... entire war to the population and it has shows solidity around the world toward palestinian. okay, i, you know, it's interesting these western regimes, they know about the settler colonial entity, and at the same time they expect the palestinian people not to resist at all, and israel regime saying that it wants to crush the resistance, but isn't the reality, is that by what it's doing, it's actually giving energy to the resistance that it is the only way for it, and for every kid that we're looking at who's watching his home be destroyed.

i think that gazza is going to be a graveyard for israeli soldiers and israeli tanks, just like what happened in lebanon in 2006, if israel invades gazza, israeli army is going to suffer a great casualties that they might not be able to withstand. the other thing is that the israeli generals. are complaining now that they don't have a clear orders from their political leadership, in fact they are publicly complaining that they don't know what they're doing, like are they going to occupy ghaza for example, and then what they gonna rule ghazzah and can they actually determine the fate of the palestinian resistance? this is not an organization, whether we're talking about hamas or islamic jihad or others, these are not organizations. are operating in vacuum, they are part of the palestinian national liberation movement and their relationship to the people is like the relation between blood and flesh, you can't separate the two, so that's why one of israeli objectives is to displace palestinians from gazza, because they feel that the palestinian resistance is a threat to israel and allie

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gazza is also indicating that there is a birth of new palestinian revolution and palestinian chapter. yes our people is the very heavy um price for this revolution to be born, but this is the... the destiny of the palestinian people as they are in the forefront of confronting imperialismism and reactionaly arab thank you you could hold for second let me welcome our press tv correspondent out of romala monican deal to the program hello mona hope you're safe and doing well i believe we have mona on the uh telephone mona what can you tell us i believe there are over 110 people killed by the regime and settlers in your neck of the woods give us an update you can anything related to by west bank or ghaza please rates to the palestinian areas have not stopped and clashes had been reported in several areas across the occupied forces and refugee camp in north ramala and surrounded the house of peers is a palestinian member of the of the hamas and he is palestinian prisoner, they destroyed his home there in the janazon refugee camp the israels are claiming that his home is located in area c of

gazza _ fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gazza is— fear if it doesn't happen? fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gazza is not a - fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gazza is not a place - fear if it doesn't happen? well, as i you know, gazza is not a place which produces any of its own food or basic essentials so everything has to come across either from israel or egypt. and there has been a blockade for two and half weeks now and that is what the facts provided in the clip you have just run, is what the facts provided in the clip you havejust run, medical supplies and everything is running out. what is needed, if we are not to get to the situation where the largest loss of life comes not from the bombing and shooting at the military activities, but from the consequences of people having no food to eat or no clean water or no medical facilities, food to eat or no clean water or no medicalfacilities, therejust food to eat or no clean water or no medical facilities, there just has to be access. it is going to need to be on a large scale. hun

first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to gazza using hand gliders. simultaneously 500 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of gazza, disabling that much vaunched iron dome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using bulldozers. what ensued was the homecoming of at least 1,000 palestinians from the resistance factions into the fragile zionist entity. military bases were seized by the resistance and israel's marker tanks were captured and taken back to ghazza. settlements like stearth, whose zionist guests had previously watched from hilltops while gazza was bombed were seized by the resistance. over 100 settlers have been taken as prisoners of war by the resistance. the vast majority are members of the occupation forces. some are extremely high ranking figures like general nimrad dellone, commander of the depth core and former commander of the 143rd ghaza division. he was unceremoniously marched from his bet in his underwear by the resistance forces. an area of occ

, it was established in 1987, response to the brutalization and military rule on the west bank and gazza, every day people are killed, every day land is confiscated, every day a church at most is attacked, you have seen the the zionist spitting on churches and on nons and on priests in jerusalem, they don't spare anybody, it's a jewish supreme state and it's running the agenda. declaring war on defenseless people ong gaza but this has to end and the international community, look the human rights watch, the the israeli bitsalim, you know organization, all the amnesty international has has documented the zist atrocities, but it's the other way around the... international pr. when you take a look at the role that the us is playing here, it needs to be highlighted, because uh, they're the ones that are providing the bombs, for example that are dropping down in the ghaza strip, killing these uh innocent palestinians, um, why is that role not really given the attention that it deserves in terms of the atrocities that are being committed here? they are not just doing that, they are sending the

zionist entity is shaking with fear and early morning shock, palestinian resistance factions from gazza launched an unprecedented three-ponged attack on the entity. first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to ghazza using hand gliders. simultaneously, 5,000 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of ghazza, disabling that much vaunched iron dome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using... what ensued was the homecoming of at least 1, from the resistance factions into the fragile zionist entity. military bases were seized by the resistance and israel's marker tanks were captured and taken back to gazza. settlements like stearth, whose zionist guests had previously watched from hilltops while gazza was bombed were seized by the resistance. over 100 settlers have been taken as prisoners of war by the resistance. the vast majority are members of the occupation forces. an area of occupied palestine larger than the gazza strip was taken and held by the resistance factions who reached within only

palestinian resistance factions from gazza launched an unprecedented three-pronged attack on the entity. first, armed fighters sailed over the israeli fence to ghazza using hand gliders. simultaneously, 5,00 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of ghazza, disabling that much vaunched iron dome system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using bulldozers. what ensued was the homecoming of at least 1,000 palestinians from the resistance factions into the fragile zionist entity. military bases were seized by the resistance and israel's markava tanks were captured and taken back to ghazza. settlements like stearth, whose zionist guests had previously watched from hilltops while gazza was bombed were seized by the resistance. over 100 settlers have been taken as prisoners of war by the resistance. the vast majority are members of the occupation forces. some are extremely high-ranking figures like general nembra dolone, commander of the depth core and former commander of the 143rd gazza division. he was unceremo

nowhere is safe really and gazza and we also | is safe really and gazza and we also noticed people whoth, they walked to the south and they are going back to the north because they had nowhere else to go because they had nowhere else to go because they had nowhere else to go because the shelters are overwhelmed.— because the shelters are overwhelmed. , ., ., overwhelmed. this woman lost 13 members of _ overwhelmed. this woman lost 13 members of her _ overwhelmed. this woman lost 13 members of her immediate - overwhelmed. this woman lost 13. members of her immediate family. overwhelmed. this woman lost 13 - members of her immediate family. the surviving siblings traumatised. translation:— surviving siblings traumatised. translation: ~ ., ., ., translation: when we moved to khan younis with my — translation: when we moved to khan younis with my family, _ translation: when we moved to khan younis with my family, there _ translation: when we moved to khan younis with my family, there were - translation: when we moved to khan younis with my family, there were 17 - younis with my family, the

was somehow, it was understandable that israel has killed a palestinian child every 15 minutes in gazza for the last, but somehow they couldn't tell that those children were not combatents according to you, it's understanding, didn't say that, and i have said it is absolutely appalling the number of children who are dying in gaza, it's appalling and it will get words, i make no bones about that at all, and i have to say and i have to say, but you have to start, you have to start sure. from humanity point of view, i can absolutely express my horror at the deaths of palestinian innocent civilians, as i have done many times over the years, i think it's horrifying, and i think this is why i i have serious problem with the proposed ground invasion, because i think it will create unbelievably large numbers of civilian casualties, and i'm not sure what the strategy will work, um, but i'm just curious why you who is, i know you care about people, i know you care passion'. about the palestinian civilians, but you're the only pro- palestine voice i've had who's even tried to suggest that what ham

i said, why should i go to to gazza to live with hamas? hamas are there also in the west bank, some of my colleagues in the university are hamas, lots of my students are hamas, so hamas is something, not an organization like al qaida or daesh that you can deal with and end it, no, it is not, it is a palestinian party, it is a part of the palestinian. people and it's an integral part as as palestinians, so it it's not, it's not something you can just take off or you can you know finish or end, it won't it won't be end at all, the israeli do know that, but as i said they wanted to show this kind of picture in front of the foreign media and to demonize hamas and to blame someone, terrorism, terrorism, and they even compare that with what happened in 911 and they compare that with daesh, their supporter, big supporter biden, he said that hamas is like daesh, i think it's it's quite clear, they are trying to justify the israeli. crimes and genocide against the palestinians and to make it easier for the international community to uh um be silent

the zist occupation of palestine and as well the zist aggression, and actually this latest attack on gazzae palestinian people not to resist at all, and israeli regime. saying that it wants to crush the resistance, but isn't the reality, is that by what it's doing, it's actually giving energy to the resistance, it is the only way forward, and for every kid that we're looking at who's watching his home be destroyed, his siblings killed, his parents under the rubble, that's fuel for the resistance, your thoughts, absolutely, the the the united states and the zionist regime share a very similar ideology, in fact we can say that united states was perhaps a testing ground uh for the the type of policies we're seeing today imp by design regime. they thought they were some kind of superior chosen people and that is their divine right to come and conquer this new land. many of them referred to america as some kind of new jerusalem. and of course even back then there was a alliance between uh the american or the british colonists in america and some of the powerful families that are would be. proto

israeli and the zionist occupation of palestine and as well as aggression and this latest attack on gazza, it has acose israel to the population and it shows solidarity around the world to the palestinian. okay, well it's interesting these western regimes, they know about the setler colonial entity, and at the same time they expect the palestinian people not to resist at all, israeli regime saying that it wants to crush the resistance, but isn't the reality, is that by what it's doing, it's actually giving energy to the resistance, that it is the only way for it, and for every kid that we're looking at who's watching his home be destroyed, his siblings killed, his parents are under the rubber, that's fuel for the resistance, your thoughts, absolutely, the the the united states and the zionist regime share a very similar ideology, in fact we can say that united states was perhaps uh testing ground for the the type of policies we're seeing today implemented by the zionist regime, they thought they were some kind of superior chosen people and that there is their divine right to come and conq

united states you know work war criminals who are now directing this war against the civilianan in gazza, they are the one kill over 8000 people, mostly children and women in gazza, the united states and force in our area now and just israel, and they are viewed by the people of the region as an occupied forces, because that they just provide military, financial and economic support for israel their war crimes and fabricate lies, you know, market the israeli narrative in international arena, but they also are actually involved military, that's why this genocide and crimes is at the hands of biden and his administration and that's why all the united states military bases, interest, companies, emisis in the region is now becoming a legitimate target of palestiniance and resistance and people in general, people have the right to defend themselves against the this us israel genocide against our people in uh, and that's why they think that this war is going just remain in gazza, they are absolutely wrong, people are seeing that this is becoming a everywhere, all the world is watching these is

it where does this land in terms of retaliation on gazza?— retaliation on gazza?need to end there, all israelis stand behind the government and we are giving as much time is necessary to the idea to do the job, are giving as much time is necessary to the idea to do thejob, and i want to be very clear, a home, a school, a hospital that hosts terrorist is not a home, school or hospital it is a terror base and as such if they are shooting rockets at us from there, we will retaliate back. hf us from there, we will retaliate back. , ., , , ., back. if you were still israeli prime minister _ back. if you were still israeli prime minister would i back. if you were still israeli prime minister would you i back. if you were still israeli - prime minister would you recommend that israel goes back in and takes control of gaza? i that israel goes back in and takes control of gaza?— control of gaza? i am not making recommendations _ control of gaza? i am not making recommendations right _ control of gaza? i am not making recommendations right now- control of gaza? i am not mak

one in just in rafah with egypt, ease the situation in gaza by allowing you know contact with the gazza and with west bank, all that should be you know address definitely, i don't think that they will negotiate over like you know what happened with sharit, the only one. soldier to release 1000 palestinian prisoners, but this time it's a huge issue and it should be you know worth uh changing the situation totally, maybe that will change the whole formula of the also kind of relationship between israel where israel is always in control and israel is always giving the orders and now it's about time to shut down and listen to what the palestinian resistance will say. "the role of the us is very prominent here uh and it's becoming more uh distinct in the type of support that it has announced that it will give uh israel, but we we're trying to figure out maybe you can tell us as to the amount of involvement the us will have uh the latest that we have is that uh it's sending an aircraft carrier along with a group of warships to the eastern mediterranean as it said and that it was uh adding to

towards the gazza strip. israel must respect its obligations under international humanitarian law and ensure the protection of civilians. we reiterate once again, our unequivocal rejection of israel's order to evacuate more than one million people from northern to southern gazza, and we demand that these orders be cancelled. we also warn against any attempt to forcibly displace the palestinian people from their land, as this can to new nakastrophe for the palestinian people. mr. president, while we continue working to end this war, we must not view it in isolation from the situation that has existed in the palestinian territory for almost six decades as well as the escalations we have witnessed recently. the gazza strip has been under siege for more than 17 years, suffering from hunger, poverty and unemployment. since last year, the west bank has witnessed a sharp increase in the number of deaths and settler attacks whose violence against palestinian civilians has become widespread. this includes the announce

simultaneously, 5,000 rockets were launched into the zionist entity from the open air prison of gazza, disabling that much vaunched iron-down system. at the same time, palestinians broke down the fence, which fighters had sailed over using bulldozers. what ensued was the homecoming of at least 1,000 palestinians from the resistance factions into the fragile zionist entity. military bases were seized by the resistance and israel's markava tanks were captured and taken back to ghazza. settlements like stehart, whose zionist guests had previously watched from hilltops while gazza was bombed. where seized by the resistance, over 100 settlers have been taken as prisoners of war by the resistance. the vast majority are members of the occupation forces. an area of occupied palestine larger than the ghaza strip was taken and held by the resistance factions, who reached within only 10 kilometers of the west bank city of al khalif, known to settlers as hebron. it is documented that resistance factions were able to fashion weapons from unexploded with munitions dropped on them by the israelis, b

it has killed 26 israels in the air strikes on gazza. is this the application of the hannibal directives which we know exists within the israeli militant? time will of course tell, but you are seeing reports from those who were taken um as captives um from within the green line, saying that others who were with them were killed, other hostages who were with them or prisoners of war were killed by the israeli forces, so what does that do even our perception of what is the death toll? israel claims to have the bodies of 1,500 palestinian fighters from the resistance fac. within the green line, do we know the conditions within which they were killed? of course, al-jazera has produce a investigation which found some palestinians within the green line being killed, um, were unarmed, and had their hands up, of course there's been other investigations that have found similar evidence, so the question is is is is open, there are likely to be many palestinians stuck und the rubble now as we speak, so even our perception of the death toll is massi

this is clear murder, they are killing people so they can, they can take over gazza, the same way theym sorry to burst your bubble, but it does, need to think seriously about it and we need to focus on freeing palestine now, because it's enough and we should not wait anymore, bombing should stop immediately and the palestinians who are injured and families, déjà que ils arrêtent de financer i want our french government to stop financing this war and to allow us to protest publicly in favor of palestine and to finance humanitarian aid for the victims in palestine and above all i want them to stop taking the wrong side of history. the sont plus des victimes. the offensive by the palestinians was magnificent and has caused widespread admiration. "there is so much hypocrisy and lying coming from the great imperialist powers right now, but that's because they're desperate to conserve their power in the region. i'm convinced that nothing can ever stop palestines fight for liberation. i see that people valuing israeli life more than the life of palestinian people who've been uh being tortured

they said they would raise gazza to the ground. i they said they would raise gazza to the round. :.rry but we are out of time. we _ the ground. i am terribly sorry but we are out of time. we have i the ground. i am terribly sorry but we are out of time. we have to i the ground. i am terribly sorry but i we are out of time. we have to leave it. some autumnal fog started in western parts and in the north across scotland we've had some rain. in our earlier satellite picture, a couple of different weather systems bringing outbreaks of rain in these weather systems tending to move southwards over the next day or two. through this afternoon some rain and some of it heavy across the western side of scotland. the potential for some further flooding. another band of rain will peter out as it sinks down across northern ireland. further south, down across northern ireland. furthersouth, highs down across northern ireland. further south, highs of 24 or 25 degrees. this evening we will see this rain pushing down across scotland into northern ireland and parts of north wales. to the south are som

the inevitable, as as i was saying about the invasion or the the potentially imminent. invasion of gazza. the israeli military traditionally only has about 160,000 personnel within it. it has now claim to have called up 200,0 people um from the reserve military. that means they've taken 200,000 people out of the traditional economy. that as well as the disabling of bengorian airport will have major economic ramifications and that can be seen on the israeli. stock market, but in terms of the push uh with lebanon, israel is now claiming that it can fight this war on two fronts, since the beginning it has bombed syria, it has bombed lebanon and it has bombed of course gazza, and as was said you have seen around 50 people in the west bank be killed too, but what israel knows is that in lebanon there is a far more experienced and essentially well-armed fighting force. that israel fears, so can israel really deal with um the exertion of force it will take in the west bank as well as a ground occupation of ghaza as well as um major moves from the south of lebanon and the north of palestine, wou

the egyptians had been pushing for the aide to go in, they want to relieve the pressure inside gazza. there were moves to try and get palestinians who have foreign passports in gazza out through the rafa crossing. egypt has consented to do that but we heard egyptians would not allow anyone to go out until the eight convoy went and which put pressure on israel which said it would not bomb the convoy until the age when in my senses from mr linkid that he is saying the crossing will reopen but we don't have any information on the as yet. they have told americans to get close to the crossing in case it could get reopened. but in a limited form, there could be moved in on that but we still await the details. we will talk about the humanitarian situation later in the programme. thank you for that. last saturday's attacks by hamas and other militants were the most deadly since the foundation of the state of israel in 1948. it's still not clear how they were able to happen. let's speak to one of those involved. markjoffe was at home in kfar aza when hamas fighters entered thank you for comin

we have seen that since the aggression against gazza, there are many protes globally and yemen is one of the countries that has in the last week gathered in their millions, many days to show their support towards palestine and actually this latest brotest in san other cities across yemen, it shows that yemen, even though we were fighting each other, that this palestinian case actually has united all yemen, there are brotes in many areas, either under the occupation of saudi and united arab emirates, and to show you that the palestine is the heart of the islamic nation, and i believe the yemen have been putting pressure on government either to target israele or as well to target united arab emirate troops in yemen because united arab emirates has been actually building bases with the help of the united states and israel in bab island in island that's why i believe that jermanies now are united to help palestine and sure that as we heard yesterday from saying that they have intercepted some missiles and as well drones that were hidden towards palestine, it's actually true because german

significant part of that battle and our people and their fighters, by on the other hand, also we had gazza that was also already with its resistance and its marters as well, and it forced the enemy to withdraw and to dismantle the settlements until ghazah. brought its resistance to new equation with the enemy and it launched great marvelous battles and thousands of marters from our people and their fighters, the heroic fighters. we saw also that our movement was movement that fought shoulder to shoulder with all the resistance factions in palestine and also went from one battle to another, whether from the call of fajr until the sword of al-quds battle, which was also a very... significant point of transformation in the path of resistance of our people until the tunnel of liberty where we saw that the heroic and courageous men also conducted very significant and unprecedented operation which also led to the quds also and how they were present even stronger, their presence was even stronger in the west bank, and the resistance reached a new point and new era which made the enemy launch very

, do not fail the test, there is a resilient people in gazza who have... have tolerated what no humanlong live freedom so that peace can live for long. thank you, mr. president. i thank his excellency mr. al-maliki for his statements and i now give the floor to his excellency mr. elilie kohen, minister for foreign affairs. of israel. mr. president. okay, un security council meeting uh regarding the israeli palestinian uh conflict, and the war on gaza that's been going on for 17, 18 days. for now, we had the palestinian authority for minister raad almaki, addressing the security council meeting, he said that the massacre must end and that the un security. council has this responsibility to stop this, that this is collective human duty in his words and any failure to take action is inexcusable, he thanked brazil for asking for that meeting to be held at the security council, thank un agencies operations, relief 8 in gaza, uh un agency in gaza, some of this stuff have been directly hit and killed by israeli forces and he said that people on gas try to just survive, they are killed, they'

israel has cut off electricity, water, food, connection and even transportation in and out of gazza, and so that's why today is extremely important that we're mobilizing all across new york city, flooding brooklyn, flooding our streets, make it clear that that call for liberation for each and every single palestinian is clear and it will happen within our lifetime. we are here to see the palestinian's brothers, we are nation, brothers, one muslim country. people have also pour into the streets of the french city of marseil to show solidarity with palestinians and condemn the israeli atrocities against them. today we have. demonstration and everything is going well, there's been no bracket, nothing at all, people want to show that the in solidarity with the palestinians and today's messages to or support to the palestine people and tell them that we are there for them, we are their voices, in gaza today there is no internet connection and they can no longer talk to us, we can't talk to them and we don't hear from them, i'm here to show solidarity with the palestinian people here. mult

israel has of electricity, water, food, connection and transportation in and out of gazza, and so that's why is extremely important that we're mobilizing all across new york city, flooding brooklyn, flooding our streets to make it clear that the call for liberation for each and every single palestinian is clear and it will happen within our lifetime. we are here to support the palestinis brothers, we are one nation, one brothers, muslim country, since israel launched h deadly ons on gaza, there has been a spike in cyber attacks targeting. regime now an activist group says it has succeeded to hack into mosat systems. we have done the lack operation in the century versus the most demanding secret service in the world which have spent billions its security. our operations show that the dictators just know how to kill charge, patients and innocent people. all of the informations about mosad and idf do not work more than $50. today the hacking process of the zionist rushim national network will be shown to the... see every data about secret officers such as their mind and pictures will be pub

will not be replenished or will be not be recharged with new or rearly recharge that could come into gazzaestinians has sat below world health organization standards with the human rights organization and hack finding that israeli settlers get six times more water than west bank palestinians average. according to the un, ocha, at least 180 westbank communities are completely without any direct supply of water. around 200,000 people a strip or also without any direct link to water system, with the water there being 97. unfit for human consumption. the water situation in gaza is so bad that leading scholar on gaza's economy, sara roy from harvard university has essentially said that israel is allowing for the systematic poisoning of million children in gaza. many palestinians currently still live inside of palestine, but unfortunately the large majority of palestinians have not been able to remain on their lands after being displaced to all corners of the globe. many. still stateles and living in refugee camps. the issue of refugees began with what is known as the nakba or the ethnic cleansi

hamas, have not any support from the people or have they say that hamas was the reason. destroying gazza as they say that zin propaganda and is israel because of the existence of hamas, i mean if they have no support, they will not be able to stop this major and massive attack from one of the strongest army, as they say in in the middle east, but i believe that hamas still, they still have many types of attack against israel, but they are not actually they have not used all the power because they do want to put their paper all the paper on on the table, they are trying to stop the... attack, but i believe they still have many new weapons and new types, we might see in the coming days, there might be attacks against zist ships and military ships in in in in the in the sea, that's why we've seen in this latest clashes that actually the resistant is the one who have the upper hand against one of the most powerful army in the middle east, right? well um, how is it the regime which always brand? about how professional and efficient its military is, it's simply killing civilians from the air o

and uh denying them access even leave the the the space, you know, like it's an open air prison in gazza, there's no food, no jobs, um, they didn't... access to everything. protests have been ongoing throughout the year in washington dc, however this demonstration is one of the largest, its intensity just as extraordinary as its size. this should. pay attention because people are dying, nobody's left, they're killing every last one of them, the child, old men, old women, that they can killing babies, similar protest took place in other cities around the world, it is still undetermined when the assault on gaza will stop as the death toll there rises. colin campel, press tv, washington, israel must respect the international law, pakistan has made it clear that... any attempt equate the palestinian struggle for independence with israel's aggression is unacceptable. addressing a press conference in islamabad pakistan's foreign minister jalil abbas gilani denounced the siege of gaza saying the poor palestinians are facing unaabated israeli aggression and had been without water, food and power

military aggression as well as imperative to halt the force displacement of over million people from gazza the united. also denounced the us and some other western countries for supporting israel's brutal war on gaza under the pretext of self-defense. the iranian un envoy added that palestinians have uh suffered painful history of occupation, aggression, discrimination and the imposition of apartide policies by the israeli regime. he said iran continues to fully support the legitimate rights of the palestinian people. idav only noted that iran will stand with palestinian aspirations until the israeli occupation is ended. diplomats from other countries at the un security council have also reacted to israel's carnage in gaza turkey has uh said that turning a blind eye to the crimes committed against the palestinian people amounts to sheer hypocrisy. today the us secretary of a state once again attempt to wrongly place the blame on iran. iran categoric. categorically reject these groundless allegations. our commitment to the regional peace and stability remains unwavoring. iran align with int

it has killed 26 israels in the air strikes on gazza. is this the application of the hannibal directives which we know exists within the israeli. military, time will of course tell, but you are seeing reports from those who were taken um as captives um from within the green line, saying that others who were with them were killed, other hostages who were with them or prisoners of war were killed by the israeli forces, so what does that do even our perception of what is the death toll? israel claims to have the bodies of 1,500 palestinian fighters from the uh resistance factions within the green line, do we know the conditions within which they were killed? of course, al-jazera has produced a investigation which found uh some palestinians within the green line being killed, um, who wa were unarmed um and had their hands up, of course there's been other um investigations that have found similar evidence, so the question is is is is open, you know, there are likely to be many palestinians. stuck under the rubble now as we speak, so even our

to gazza, and so this is why it's it's very important for them to show that support, in addition to the fact that we also have more political figures and even religious figures that basically are fos of political spectrum, but when it comes to the issue of resistance and support for the palestinian resistance, they say that they will be right by the side of hazballah, they will not stab, as we heard from one of the the sunni claricks who was um very clear an opposition of hazballah on several issues, but now he clearly said and stated that we will not be uh be with, so we have... more people joining that stance of support for the resistance, especially if there is a war against lebanon, you also have like i said protest, in every single university, students are gathering. even if it's a small scale, you have um the students committees getting together and also schools and universities uh we also have several protest uh from the refugeees inside the refugee camps as well as outside uh going to the unirrwa agency stations going to um the united nations headquarters anywhere where they