, and greater israel uh includes the gaza strip and the west bank, you have about 7.3 million palestinians and 7.3 million jews and in a country with that kind of demographic distribution, there is simply no way you can have equal rights for the palestinians and the israeli jews, because you would... eventually end up with a palestinian state and there would be no more jewish state, so there's no room for equal rights, and that means that you end up with a brutal occupation, and when you have a brutal occupation, what you end up doing is dehumanizing the victims, and there's a very powerful tendency inside of israel, and this is certainly not true among all israelis, but among israelis on the right, especially to dehumanize the palestinians and dehumanizing the palestinians is necessary for lots of people, because it provides rational for the occupation, for keeping the palestinians down. so i think given the present situation in israel, talking about equal rights or treating people equally, whether they're jewish or whether they're palestinian, has no place in the discourse, want to take.

, and greater israel, includes the gaza strip and the west bank, you have about 7.3 million palestinians and 7.3 million jews and in a country with that kind of demographic distribution, there is simply no way you can have equal rights for the palestinians and the israeli jews, because you would... eventually end up with a palestinian state and there would be no more jewish state, so there's no room for equal rights, and that means that you end up with a brutal occupation, and when you have a brutal occupation, what you end up doing is dehumanizing the victims and there's a very powerful tendency inside of israel, and this is certainly not true among all israelis, but among israelis on the right, especially to dehumanize the palestinians and dehhumanizing the palestinians is necessary for lots of people because it provides rational for the occupation for keeping the palestinians down. so i think given the present situation in israel, talking about equal rights or treating people equally, whether they're jewish or whether they're palestinian uh has no place in the discourse. want to take

sharon had previously officially announced that the realization of the greater israel narrative is noger possible. israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip did not reach one year when the zionists aimed to hit lebanon's hezbollah once again in the south of lebanon and the bint jbeil area , where the leader of hezbollah had used the term "spider's house" for israel. they attacked the war that became known as the 3-day war or tammuz war. the 33-day war, although apparently aimed at freeing two zionist soldiers captured by hezbollah began. but in fact, it was the beginning of a series of strategic changes in the middle east region that followed the formation of greater israel and the strengthening of the foundations of this regime. now the time has come for the birth of the new middle east. and we should look for ways to implement it. attacks were launched from the ground and air so that the zionists could once again dominate at least the southern areas of the leytani river. 12,000 air strikes, the dropping of 250 bombs, the use of prohibited weapons, including millions of cluster bombs ,

netanyahu was elected. and in fact even israeli zionists uh talking about uh the uh netanyahu's greater israel block has become a dictatorship uh and so we're we're dealing with very dangerous government in israel, nuclear armed government uh and that's why i think that there's been a certain amount of restraint uh one thing that could of course happened is either the british prime minister or the american president could say uh that that they no longer support the israelis that they demand se then i think the guns would fall silent, but unfortunately the israel lobby is so strong, in fact britain and the united states have built up israel, so it's very embarrassing for them to then say the israelis have got to stop fighting back. well, we've seen it from emmanuel that he said that there should be immediate ceasefire. could we could we see this from the us or british government as well? i would love to say yes, and of course the british people have demonstrated. uh in their hundreds of thousands, the latest demonstration, over three quarters of million on the streets, but no, we have politicia

there that the only reason israel would have for taking these actions can only be to create a greater israel, which itself is a problem, a project which is hugely fraught, they've tried the twin track, the twin state solution, which israel kicked into touch, um, this is now going on where israel is going to create a greater of israel, if you like, shrinking the palestinians into even smaller areas, and what's going to happen is that the demographics of the place indicate that even within the greater israel, you would have possibly a small majority of palestinians. yeah, now the only way you can continue to maintain a state in that way is to have huge. discriminatory laws, so for all of these reasons, it seems bizarre to anyone who is looking at this with the perspective of history, with the perspective of our experiences in other political establishments and so on, the only way you can you can stand this up, is by calling a c, not a hot for moment, you need a sease fire. humanitarian laws, which we will talk about, that the figure of 8,00 is more than 8,000 that excludes people who are still

. uh the palestinians in gaza and in the west bank, so that the demographic balance inside of greater israel favored uh the jews over the palestinians, so i think basically truman understood at the time, what the problem was, and talk to me about nato and western europe, what do they expect the united states to... do in order to bring about some resolution uh of this? i don't think they have any expectations, i think all these people understand that there is no resolution to this problem. i believe that tony blincon and joe biden understand that as well, we're in a situation where there just is no solution. is is there um an angle here for vladimir putin or? president j to uh show some leadership? oh, absolutely, this is mona from heaven for the two of those guys, first of all, they have been making hey out of the argument that the united states, which was or has been principally responsible for trying to settle this conflict between the palestinians and the israelis has failed, we failed, and they've been pointing that out, and they argue that if they had been more involved in the process.

blueprint for the complete elimination of palestine from the region for the sake of the so-called greater israel. israel's prolonged. of ignoring palestinian's rights as a nation is clearly reflected in its illegal settlement projects built on usurped territories, these settlements and their cancerous expansion have dashed palestinians hopes for establishing their own state and ending their lingering limbo as nation under occupation. in recent years the israel regime has put settlement expansion at the top of its priorities. in one of the recent cases netan. who passed a controversial resolution in june 2023 and gave a cart blange to his cabinet to construct more settlements in the occupied west bank. one month later, the head of the regional council for west bank settlements, yasi dagan. submitted a proposal to netanyahu to increase the number of jewish settlers in the northern west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,0 israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalems. all of these settlements and

blueprint for the complete elimination of palestine from the region for the sake of the so-called greater israel. israel's prolonged policy of ignoring palestinian's rights as a nation is clearly reflected in its settlement projects, built on usurped territories, these settlements and their cancerous expansion have dashed palestinians hopes for establishing their own state, and ending their lingering limbo as nation under occupation. in recent years, the israeli regime has put settlement expansion at the top of its priorities. in one of the recent cases, netanyahu passed a controversial resolution in june 2023 and gave a cart. launch to his cabinet to construct more settlements in the occupied west bank. one month later, the head of the regional council for west bank settlements, yasi dagan submitted a proposal to netanyahu to increase the number of jewish settlers in the... northern west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,000 israel settlers, living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalemm awards. all of these s

it was meaningless to talk about the ideal of greater israel.truction of the goals of the zionists, especially after the 3-day war, became completely clear, and the desire to form a great zionism completely collapsed. great israel, which was once thought to extend from the nile to the euphrates, today is limited to a small land , within which there is also a flourishing resistance , which weakens the foundations of this regime day by day and is resistant to support. outside the borders of palestine as well has with the publication of the famous winograd report , the phrase israel's huge defeat was mentioned more than 10 times to confirm the weakness of this regime against lebanon's resistance once again. the military consequences of the defeat in the 33-day war reached the cabinet of the zionist government, to the point where danot, the head of the joint chiefs of staff, amir parit, the minister of defense, was appointed. were forced to resign. despite the bitter results of the battle with the lebanese resistance , 2 years later, the zionists tr

plan that goes back to ben gur and and and all of the early zionis they want greater israel, they don't want. palestinians are in the way and palestinians have been let down by um by the whole the whole planet really, but certainly by by arab countries who have sold them out, they have deserved far better, but i think that that may be changing, i would like to believe this. all right, john steplin, thanks so much for being with us, arthur and commentator out of norway, and we cross back over to beirout and mariam. mariam, we heard the secretary general of hazbullah um the other night talking about as far as the resistance and what has happened and how the occupation forces have had to actually concentrate and deal with now the lebanese border and and how that uh has affected uh the concentrate the the uh occupation forces because they couldn't send all of their forces towards gaza. because of the resistance in lebanon, i want to look at that, and if you have any information about that as far as the occupation forces, uh, their numbers is still the same, um, or or what is the situa

blueprint for. complete elimination of palestine from the region for the sake of the so-called greater israel. israel's prolonged policy of ignoring palestinian's rights as a nation is clearly reflected in its illegal settlement projects built unsurped terror. stories, these settlements and their cancerous expansion have dashed palestinians hopes for establishing their own state and ending their lingering limbo as nation under occupation. in recent years, the israeli regime has put settlement expansion at the top of its priorities. in one of the recent cases, netanyahu passed controversial resolution in june 2023 and gave a cart blonge to his cabinet to construct more settlements in the occupied west bank. one month later, the head of the regional council for west bank settlements, yasi dagan, a proposal to netanyahu to increase the number of jewish settlers in the northern west bank from 170,000 to 1 million by 2050. there are already over 700,0 israeli settlers living in 176 settlements and 186 so-called out posts in the occupied west bank and east jerusalems. all of these settlements and o

them, so what you what you're seeing is iran is the key bullwalk to to prevent. this kind of greater israel, this absolute imperialist dominance of that region, and what you're seeing in these in these trips and these uh these uh these visits, not only the foreign minister of iran, but also you can see the president going around to various countries and getting them to uh do the sensible thing, do the humanitarian thing, stop the conflict in gaza, stop the stop the sort of bombing of children and the annihilation of of innocent innocent people, all right, thanks lot, journalists and political commentator said uh, speaking to us from the british capital, london, and with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the world news, but stick around, i'll be back on the top the hour news and reef, see you soon. اذا هناك ازمه كهرباء انا اقول يعني انه الاحتلال من اطلق الرصاصه على الكهرباء وجعلها في حاله مرضيه كبيره منذ فتره طويله لم يسمح او لم يدخل الى قطاع غزه ولم يسمح الاحتلال بادخال اي بالتالي عدم اتاحه هذه المياه للتدفق داخل حدود قطاع غزه طبعا هذه كلها تعتبر سرقه من قبل الاحتلال لمصاد

clearly don't want anything to stop, and they want to go and you, create new fronts and enact this greater israeln in the works for decades, so uh, what are we looking at, says? a boss when it comes to strategy, which i think i guess there was uh talking about, does israel have a clearcut strategy that it wants to go ahead with, and is the strategy something that the us has to give the green light to, which many say it's all up to the us in terms of how uh israel should proceed uh, well while at the same time, many uh publications are saying uh the us uh has let the tiger out of the cage and it's not going to come back in reference to netanyahu. on the ground, israel changed substantially, i mean they were extremes in the first place since the nakba and the early years of israel's development and onwards, but they've gone to level which now is just beyond. "i think anybody's ability to control. these right-wingers you're talking about, they're crypto-fascists, the basically absolutely beyond the pale in terms of their ideological commitment to genocide. at the heart of what they've got is these k

the israeli cinema was always showing and trying to reach a greater israel. before that, the israeli cinema rarely made feature films, but since the 1960s, the development and support of fictional cinema was put top of israel's cultural policies. in that decade, movies were made in israeli cinema that were known as a buddha's genre. the movie salah was the first movie of this genre. these movies. which were mostly superficial and crude comedies were made based on the story of the immigration and settlement of jews from all over the world in israel, these scenes were not satisfactory for the israelis. after a while israel huge investment on the production of fiction films. on the one hand, the jewish immigrant community that had been transferred to palestine from all over the world, after several decades, still had no sense of commonality and national pride. cinema could instill the spirit of patriotism in the immigrant groups by telling stories of unity. somebody come and help me cut him down? the movies that were made with new strategy opened a window so the

to be implemented, and that means incorporating the west bank into the sovereign territory of greater israel, and probably resettling the northern part of gaza, and having the benefit of the oil and gas. uh deposits that are off its coast, i think that's all part of a political economic final solution, and it's a horrible one from any kind of humanistic or politically sustainable perspective. let me turn to your other, the other part of the question and the... geopolitical alignment that is taking place and for me represents the beginning of new phase of international relations. first of all, the revitalization of the bricks and the role of china and india in shaping a global policy is one direction of challenge, notably outside the un context. secondly, the russian invasion of ukraine was partly as a challenge to the unipolar uh domination of international political life that followed the soviet collapse. and it was attempt to reestablish traditional russian sphere of influence. richard, i, i would love to continue this discussion, unfortunately we're out of time, but uh, we we'll have to i

uh he stress that what the israel have seen so far is very very ' very little from hizballah's potential, it's nothing compared to what they might see, which is much greater than what they have. now, of course, israel is known to have very sophisticated weaponry, and very expensive weaponry for that matter, in addition to their rocket defense system, which is considered significant since hazballah does, basically rely on rockets when it comes to targeting the home front uh of the enemy, but what said hashim safidin by that is probably in a another mystery uh that we might need to uncifer what as time uh comes closer, but what is more important for hezballah is what we heard from husball secretary general basically saying that this fight and the resistance fight here in south lebanon and in gaza is not only national security issue for palestine, it's also also national security issue for egypt, for jordan and for lebanon. today we heard better explanation or a longer explanation from sayid hahim safien who said that the the reason why it's important for egypt is that there is the project that was put forth even before the 7th of october by the israelis bas

, you know, the idea of ethnic cleansing of both the west bank and the gaza strip to create a greater israel, that's not going so well for israel, both diplomatically, on the media front and other areas, but it seems to sell for the right-wing elements within the state of israel, that this is going to succeed, and finally i might say on the fifth point is there is beginning. of an international global involvement by key players like china, there is a meeting now happening in china with some arab foreign diplomats and and that there is a and that is is going you know slow too slow for stopping the genocide and we need much more action at the diplomatic front. i didn't mention the only thing i didn't mention. here is of course what's happening with yemen and and the ships and all of this and i think this is also significant because we cannot have normality of business and shipping and all of this without normality for the palestinians and without ending this genocide. well i couldn't ask for better round up and summary there. thank you very much for that but on the point on china i need to get

some of them have been saying, they'... want to have lebanon and syria and jordan as part of a greater israel, parts of egypt even they would want back as well, and that that is what's going on here, so they they've themas slipped as far as we're concerned, we see the genocide, but what they've got in their mind is eliminating the palestinians and moving beyond palestine to take part of lebanon and syria, and jordan etc. and that's the real aim of of zinanism and we all to understand that, no indeed, well look, well well come. to the discussion shortly after this report about the british science movement support for israel's war crimes and the fact that you came here to do that is not only the british government that's directly supporting the killing in gaza, but there are also significant members of newly visible cohort of what we might call british zionists for genocide. they are everywhere in the organized jewish community which is overwhelmingly zionist. british zionist organizations have been... falling over themselves to pledge support for israel after the start of the genocide on the 7

oppose what is essentially and actually an anti-abrahamic faith war that the uh that the that the greater israel block has been launched. against gaza and in such horrific fashion that i don't think anybody with any uh common sense uh would ever interpret the israeli government as having anything to do whatsoever with god in fact possibly uh you know the other side from they are they're actually what they're doing is evil it's not mistaken it's not uh you know some sort of um error that they've made it is most definitely deliberate killing of civilians which can only be described as evil nothing. to do whatever with god. right, indeed. well, most and we talked about um, as as far as some of these muslim countries and um, actually not doing what they're saying, but i want to look at another country, i want to look at yemen, because on the one hand, it's a country perhaps with not a lot, i mean compared to if we're looking at some of the persian gulf countries and others, um, but at the same time uh, extremely dedicated, and and we have reports uh, i'm sure that you've heard that. they actually go

together to oppose what is essentially and actually an anti-abrahamic faith war that the uh that the greater israeluld ever interpret the israeli government as having anything to do what's. with god, in fact, possibly uh, you know, the other side, from, they are, they're actually, what they're doing is evil, it's not mistaken, it's not uh, you know, some sort of um, error that they've made, it is, most definitely deliberate killing of civilians, which can only be described as evil, nothing to do whatever with god, right, indeed, well, moreson, we talked about um, as as far as some of these muslim countries and uh, actually not doing what they're saying, but i want to look... another country, i want to look at yemen, because on the one hand, it's a country perhaps with - not a lot, i mean compared to if we're looking at some of the persian gulf countries and others, um, but at the same time, extremely dedicated, and and we have reports uh, i'm sure that you've heard that they actually got an israeli ship in the red sea, and and it's in response to the massacre of the palestinians in gaza, i want to

, of libya, and zionism would not have been able to continue to try to build their project of greater israelncroaching deeper into egyptian uh land in the cyani, syrian land in the golden height, so it's difficult for us here in the belly of the beast in uh new york city to take the un or the icc serias in anyway, they've given a card blange uh to u best imperialism to trod across the world in the most arrogant in genocidal ways. antonio guutierrez gives his uh morning declaration uh which amounts to a pile of beans as the palestinian people continue to be starved and and killed off, so when they talk about a rules-based international order, they're talking about they make up the rules and the rest of humanity has to follow, but israel and the us are losing the media and informational war, because it's not all... of turkey or all of pakistan or all of nigeria, it's not the entire global south, that is subjected to the same propagandistic barrage that we are here in the quote unquote collective west. but so do you uh think that one day there will be an independent uh probe by an independent b

netanyahu is a greater. israel fanatic and his intention is not to stop and to allow these pauses because he's under enormous pressure internationally and even within israel, but he said and he's made clear he's going to intend to continue the war as soon as the seasfire or the temporary truce ends. he said the other day when he was asked about this kind of image of israel, he said history does not favor jesus christ over gengas khan. history favors the strong, so his view is that he's going to be strong, he's going to carry this out. now what your other guests said is absolutely true, the us could stop this. i just wrote an article about how eisenhower intervined in 1956 in the sues crisis, when israel, england and france invaded egypt, and isenhower threatened to use the economic power of the united states against the british, threatening to dump the us holdings of pound sterling bonds if the british didn't end this invasion and within 24 hours the brits, the french and the israelis pulled back, so the us does ha

netanyahu is a greater israel fanatic, and his intention is not to stop and to allow these pauses, because he's under enormous pressure internationally, and even within israel, but he said. and he's made clear he's going to intend to continue the war as soon as the seasfire or the temporary truce ends, he said the other day when he was asked about this kind of image of israel, he said history does not favor jesus christ over gengas khan, history favors the strong, so his view is that he's going to be strong, he's going to carry this out, now what your other guest said is absolutely true, the us could stop this. i just wrote an article about how isenhower intervened in 1956 in the sues crisis when israel, england and france invaded egypt, and isenhower threatened to use the economy. economic power of the united states against the british, threatening to dump the us holdings of pound sterling bonds, if the british didn't end this invasion, and within 24 hours, the brits, the french and the israelis pulled back, so the u.s. does have the power, the question is, how do you overcome the insanit

people of gaza, raise it all down and rebuild. it as a jewish city, it's all about achieving the greater israel, step-by-step, and the genocide of the goim, called human animals, as israel sees it, has been obibies, that's how they look at israel, as at palestinians. next, the agricultural ministry, seeking to lear out of work israelis and then for them to take up jobs on farms. the ministry has promised to double the wages of farm hands in fields close to the gaza and the lebanese borders as it tries to... make up for serious manpower shortage across the agricultural sector. okay, those were some of the posts there, by the way, uh, the manpower shortage is our focus of the in-depth section, and that's a big one, uh, do stay tuned as we dive into that topic. let me first introduce our guests uh for our q&a, the first one in this program. joining us, is dimitri lascares, he's a lawyer, journalist and activist. dimitri, welcome to the program. um, we're taking a look at how the israeli economy is being impacted by this war, by some accounts is being devastated, the cost of the war itself, on the

people of gaza, raise it all down, and rebuild it as a jewish city, it's all about achieving the greater israel, step-by-step, and the genocide of the goim, called human animals, as israel sees it, has been okay by their rabbies, that's how they look at israel as at palestinians. next, the agricultural ministry, seeking to lear out of work israelis and then for them to take up jobs on farms, the ministry has promised to double the wages of farm hands in fields close to the gaza and the lebanes. orders as it tries to make up for serious manpower shortage across the agricultural sector. okay, those were some of the posts there, by the way, the manpower shortage is our focus of the in-depth section, and that's a big one, do stay tuned as we dive into that topic. let me first introduce our guest for our q&a, the first one in this program. joining us is dimitri lascaris, he's a lawyer, journalist and activist. dimitri. welcome to the program, um, we're taking a look at how the israeli economy is being impacted by this war, by some accounts is being devastated, the cost of the war itself, on the one

strategy of taking back gaza, not just as occupied territories, but as part of what they consider greater israel nobody seems to be willing to take on board calling people to task for not making some of the most obvious observations, namely that all palestini is not associated with hamas, only very... percentage of palestinians are associated with hamas, without even questioning the status unilaterally attributed to hamas and then of course later to hesbollah as terrorist organizations when in fact they're committed to to to advancing and protecting the interests of of palestinian people as an occupied people, illegal ongoing occupation that seeks ethnically cleanse them from the lands they've occupied for more than way more than millennium, in fact the total we want to talk about who was where first and for longer, it's quite clear that muslims have occupied the the holy land for far longer than the jews did, even if we go back to the beginning of time, because each each time jews had some measure of control over governance in the holy land, it only lasted a relatively short period of time, but