it's not that difficult to close guantanamo bay.m proper civil american trials, either in america or... guantamo bay where they have real trials and not these military commissions, that could be done, and then if you convict them, you convict them, and you put them in a prison, but if you don't convict them, you got to set them free, that's all there is to it, if they don't do something, this will go on forever, and that's the problem, guantanamo doesn't have a time limit on it, these guys don't have sentence that they finish, the war doesn't end without something happening, in 10 years time it's going to be there, in 20 years time, in 30... years time it's going to be there and one by one these guys who were you know what the average age of them when they arrived was what their early 20s they're going to die they're going to die decades from now some of them but they will when you stand back and look at it the longer this prison goes on the worse it is for their long-term reputation so i hope that that will lead to something but i

guantánamo.es de 1906, de 1912 y de 1917 por el pretexto de proteger los intereses económicos norteamericanos y proteger las vidas entre comillas de los ciudadanos norteamericanos que residen en cuba. de esta manera en 1906, cuando el presidente tralapalma quiere reelegirse y surge una situación convulza nacional, el ejército norteamericano traspasa la frontera de la base naval. lo mismo pasó. en 1912, cuando se produce en cuba el movimiento de los independientes de color, un movimiento de hombres de la raza de color que se sintieron extraordinariamente marginados y se lanzaron buscar sus derechos por las armas. en el año 1917 ocurre, vuelve ocurrir un movimiento interno que pasa la historia como la chambelona, estados unidos interviene por tercera vez empleando territorio de la base naval de huantana. es muy poco conocido que durante el año 1900. 17 en cuba estados unidos estableció un contingente militar de ocupación de 35 mil efectivos, 3500 efectivos para una isla eh pequeña, aquella época la

when he's spoken about guantanamo.esumption and accurate presumption that he doesn't mean what he says, that he says great things um, but that he has no intention of actually fulfilling them." it's not that difficult to close guantanamo bay: first you take the 86 people who we agree should be released and we release them, then you've got the other prisoners and other 80 people, now you've either got to try them or you got to set them free, and you got to give them a proper trial, and there is nothing that prevents the us from giving them proper civil american trials, either in america or in guantanamo bay where they have real trials and not these military. commissions, that could be done, and then if you convict them, you convict them, and you put them in a prison, but if you don't convict them, you got to set them free, that's all there is to it, if they don't do something, this will go on forever, and that's the problem, guantanamo doesn't have a time limit on it, these guys don't have sentence that they finish, the

perpetuación de la presencia de estados unidos en guatán, la hostilidad desde la base naval de guantánamodo constante, llegó utilizarse como... política de los gobiernos de los estados unidos, esta política la siguieron todos los presidentes norteamericanos del siglo xix y tuvieron siempre la ambición de apoderarse de cuba por lo que cuba representaba geopolíticamente en la estrategia que estados unidos, estrategia expansionista que estados unidos estaba trazando hacia el continente. en 24 de febrero de 1895 está ya la guerra de liberación de cuba, la guerra por la independencia, se desarrollaban de manera exitosa las operaciones militares favor de los cubanos contra españa a partir de ahí se empieza mover maquinaria militar y política de estados unidos para crear las condiciones para intervenir en cuba. la decisión de estados unidos de intervenir en la guerra de cuba estaba ya decidido por el gobierno de los estados. ladies and gentlemen, we're going back live to the iranian capital, tehran, iranian president is back from his 3d official visit to iraq, his first official foreign trip, an

, la presencia de la base naval de guantánamo sea eh una...st $1 mirror and uh as time went on and eventually got to guantana and i heard some of the guards singing the song i realized that this is the song that i used to hear as a child guantana is the woman the girl from guantanamo and uh so i i i guess that that was my first ever um subconscious knowledge of guantanamo welcome to campus. it was originally constructed in 2006 a cost of $37 million. coming off of it, there are four blocks, each block has both an upper and lower tier, and each tier has between 12 and 14 cells. if you follow me this way, i'll show you a standard cell. every individual in the facility is on either a one or a three-minute check. every compliant individual in the facility is offered a minimum of four hours of media time per week. ill treatment is. something that i think everybody in guantanamo has suffered, there's not anybody who's been held in guantana would say that i was treated very, very nicely in the way i should have been, in addition to that, religious ab

so his is not in this i've got held in guantanamo with a charge of trial to coming up to 22 years. and that really underlines my connection to this whole sort of cage and also being connected directly to this story of mentoring. so this is, was the upper hon in kabul for me to return here's going to the emotional to the intentions of this trip is to put them on the line. my experience with afghanistan for the whole story to come full circle and to see with the process the change and impacting my thoughts. so traumatic to me actually began to go back to the the couples changed feeling, recognition, and the telephone's back. and i don't think anybody could have imagined the not the moment. okay. i know not that i said yeah, the more so we came here yesterday. yeah. but i drove, posted on, didn't recognize it because it is so different that you have them on the desk on the side of things so. so it's the same, made the same place with just 20 obviously the i was out in. okay, get some good looking at the the the couple manufactured on 2nd cuz he changed the subject which came to later

it is not that the choice is guantanamo or no guantanamo.train left the station a long time ago. i think, based on my reporting and experience, contributes to the fading memories in certain parts of the population. it is far away and so are these proceedings. i have been covering guantanamo since it opened in 2002 when the world press came down and wrote about the effort to hold prisoners. i have been writing about the trial or effort to get these men to trial since they were charged in 2012. most people do not even realize that guantanamo still exists and there is an effort to put them on trial. the debate the callers concerned about is the human rights debate, but that exists outside the question of wether -- whether guantanamo is the place to hold them or there is a better solution for it. there can be guantanamo and guantanamo liked attention and it is not as simple as good or bad can't remember or forget. these issues have become intertwined in the history of the conflict. caller: i would like to express my opinion about donald trump at

it is not that the choice is guantanamo or no guantanamo.train left the station a long time ago. i think, based on my reporting and experience, contributes to the fading memories in certain parts of the population. it is far away and so are these proceedings. i have been covering guantanamo since it opened in 2002 when the world press came down and wrote about the effort to hold prisoners. i have been writing about the trial or effort to get these men to trial since they were charged in 2012. most people do not even realize that guantanamo still exists and there is an effort to put them on trial. the debate the callers concerned about is the human rights debate, but that exists outside the question of wether -- whether guantanamo is the place to hold them or there is a better solution for it. there can be guantanamo and guantanamo liked attention and it is not as simple as good or bad can't remember or forget. these issues have become intertwined in the history of the conflict. caller: i would like to express my opinion about donald trump at

i'm a former president of the united states held at guantanamo without charge withdrawal for 3 years. and i'm very pleased to be speaking to you whole here this evening for me, but my likes work since my return from guantanamo has been about advocating for people in such a place as people that you don't know about. so there all these different groups of people, libyan saudis, europeans and so forth. and i wanted to know the stories, and i wanted to know how many of these guys could we could i do something for. and so i found this organization, i began to engage with it and, and joined and i've never left since the, of the use of applying for a passport. i now finally have more of decided to go back to afghanistan. yeah, some people end of us talk to us say of, of a show you should want to go to a it's, it's a very, very, very personal journey. it's very it's something that i have sleepless nights about since that time till now. and i haven't talked often say that the experience for me was not as profound this background was given us sort of this call, right? so if i promise cause of v

thank you very much. indeed it's, i actually did know you were in guantanamo and you just kind of told me off the cuff, took me a little bit by surprise, but actually was a good surprise because you are the most appropriate place to talk about the subject. can mine what's, what's the best way to talk to the you the now that i'm here many doors open please say destiny has had to look to do it. it feels like this was meant to be the . 2 the sounds of the perfect towed when he visited a couple of years ago. he said for 2 days, he couldn't do anything. he was in capacity. i remember i broke down outside of my old house on the wednesday the the, the, the model for the where the active sites on the heck, oh my, my have a don't mind but when i was the way you think of it, it wasn't that when it done a lot of that's it, that's the kind of fee kept it kind of, i'm not a huge impact of the manufacturer. this is the little for us. but when i, when i, when i was so but definitely with that you've had it with us . well this is what we wanted to see the . this is marie, that's the full russian. i re

. in guantanamo, they have put individuals who have not been tried as criminals or terrorists. they aresoners of war who were tortured by the cia, by the... united states government, some were transferred, as you say, to certain clanstein prisons abroad, but guantanamo, everyone knows what is happening in there, that is public because documentation and legal statements have been made before the united states courts and the bush government tried to justify this torture by saying that it was a way of interrogating individuals in very mild, very mild way, so much that courts have disqualified confessions from these supposed terrorists because... the united states obtained the confessions on the torture, and under torture people say anything, so it is hypocrisy on the part of the us government and arrogance. jose, is it possible for empire to carry out a policy of domination, plundering of natural resources, etc. without these criminal practices. stops being empire, there's precisely very intimate relationship between this ideology and the policy that is applied, and if the ideology is of a

us hasn't been held responsible regarding local law, international law, i mean, if you look at guantanamo bay, last year a lot of reports have come out showing the methods of torture that already american law has prohibited, such as water boarding and... it's it's it's amazing to just see the similarity between for example the torture being used in abu ghraib or guantanamo bay and the torture being used in israeli prisons against palestinian prisoners, the us isn't going to be held accountable for violating international law just as israel won't be held for prohibiting uh for violating international law, and that's because the us, as you can see... "the un for example holds an upper hand when it comes to vetos, they the world can see the atrocities being being done in in prisons, in wars, in countries against people." and as i say, as long as money talks, the law isn't just going to set itself straight, and so you can see that guantanamo bay, abu ghraib and other prisons are the excuse for the us to say because of 9/11 we have the right to do this against those who we think have committed

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado. in 2002, the first detanees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this. prisoners without anybody looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so plus gitmo. this is an exclusive report on gitmo. only on press tv. uh, for a long time it had the yellow crosses on it, which meant to uh, for even aircraft. the commercial aircraft in in trouble, do not land here, and this is a strip that um uh you come in and you, i presume you come in in the military plane, you can turn off the transponder, nobody no faa is checking anything, nobody's going to get tail numb

guantanamo bay, it's an us navy base, but it's in cuba in a least piece of land. eso es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado. la inmensa mayoría de la población. cubana están en contra de la perpetuación de la presencia de estados unidos en guatanamó, la hostilidad desde la base naval de guantánamo ha sido constante, llegó utilizarse como un posible.

it's amazing to just see the similarity between for example the torture being used in abuhib or guantanamo bay and the torture being used in israeli prisons against palestinian prisoners, the us isn't going to be held uh accountable for violating international law just as israel won't be held uh for prohibiting uh for violating international law. "and that's because the us, as you can see in the un for example, holds an upper hand when it comes to vetos, they the world can see the atrocities being being done in in prisons, in wars, in countries against people, and as i say, as long as money talks, the law isn't just going to set itself straight, and so you can see that guantanamo bay, abreib and other prisons are the excuse." for the us to say because of 9/11 we have the right to do this against those who we think have committed this atrocity on 9/11 and they're going to keep doing that by using that alibai by using that excuse in order to commit international crimes and international uh war crimes yeah interesting point rachel and batul i mean exactly what she said we're looking at an ext

, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, the a mazda, big a supervisor of the united states, the tory as guantanamo and background detention center. so it's so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone helped him one time will be retraces as steps, revisiting, because that's it. that's by the echoes of background. with this documentary on the jersey to they swore an oath to protect the american constitution. so why would they take up arms against their own country? and stayed back in standby on youtube. hot series excludes the role of military venture. and us for right all good. we're going i could see against the coming soon on al jazeera holding the 5 foot 2 accounts, which we examined the us each row in the on alger 0. the limits to have a dream contains key stuff in your own adventure now counter and waives the is riley forces to a us active as during a protest against the legal settlements in the occupied westbank. the money in sites solid, is there a knife from debt? also coming up, donald trump wouldn't be sentenced until off to the us pres

as long as money talks, the law isn't just going to set itself straight, and so you can see that guantanamo bay, abu ghraib and other prisons are the excuse for the... us to say because of 9/11 we have the right to do this against those who we think have committed this atrochery on 9/11 and they're going to keep doing that by using that alibai by using that excuse in order to commit international crimes and international uh war crime yeah interesting point rachel and batul i mean exactly what she said we're looking at an extension of that right now of course unfortunately when we see what is happening in gaza and the excuses that the the regime, the israeli regime uses is for as their continual attacks and genocide basically taking place, so overall now when we look at the world today, is the world? safer today than it was in 2001, and in your perspective, the overall result of the us's war on terror? the war of terror ultimately failed uh, the real defeat of terrorism didn't happen, in fact it only encouraged it. the nations in the region, um, the resistance access essentially, iran to syr

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay, ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado. in 2002, the first detanees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and masked, most of them with... without charge or a criminal trial, it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners without anybody looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. has been dragged through them by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled. and spat on, so that's gitmo. this is an exclusive report on gitmo only on press tv. if i stop, you must live to tell my story to sell my things. to buy a piece of cloth and some strings, make it white with a long tail so that a child somewhere in gaza looking heaven in the eye, awaiting his dad who left in a blaze. and bid no one fail well, not even to his flesh, not even to himself, see the kite, my kite you made, flying up above, and thinks for moment, an ang

guantanamo bay, it's an us navy base, but it's in cuba in a least ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado, la inmensa mayoría de la población cubana están en contra de la perpetuación de la presencia de estados unidos en guatanamó, la hostilidad desde la base naval de guantánamo ha sido constante, llegó utilizarse como un...

be there in the first place, but he he further debunks this. um, there is no uh, due process in guantanamo bay, there is murder, there's killing, there's displacement, there's torture, there's kidnapping, and so, for me, i care about this case because i care about the people of iraq, i care about the people who are locked up in guantanamo bay without charges and we were tortured, i care about the people in afghanistan, i care about the..." of american imperialism and british imperialism, and i care also what's happening inside of my country, i don't accept that the americans come into my country and dictate that we throw a journalist in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, that's already happening, he's not even in america yet, in america it will be even worse, but he's already being tortured now in london, i don't accept this, i don't accept that we tell everybody we have a free press and then we we do this, what is this hypocrisy? this is outrageous, i mean even if we said nothing to the world, it would still be outrageous, um, his his human rights are being violated on every single leve

guantanamo bay, it's an us navy base, but it's in cuba in a least ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado, la inmensa mayoría de la población cubana están en contra de la perpetuación de la presencia de estados unidos en guatanamó, la hostilidad desde la base naval de guantánamo ha sido constante, llegó utilizarse como...

in the first place, but you know he he further debunks this. um, there is no uh, due process in guantanamothout charges and who were tortured. "i care about the people in afghanistan, i care about the victims of american imperialism and british imperialism, and i care also what's happening inside of my country. i don't accept that the americans come into my country and dictate uh that we throw a journalist in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, that's already happening, he's not even in america yet, in america it will be even worse, but he's already being tortured now in london. i don't accept this, i i don't accept that we tell everybody we have a free press." and then we we do this. what is this hypocrisy? this is outrageous. mean, even if we said nothing to the world, it would still be outrageous. um, his his human rights are being violated on every single level, you know, like this case is riddled, it's riddled with inconsistencies with giant, plot holes. the fact that he was spied on when talking to his lawyers any case in the world will be thrown even if you you a serial killer, if

president was not hit, has that been confirmed, he was wounded. in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so let's get now, this is an exclusive report on gitmo only on press tv. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi as his captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. you may not have noticed. but numbers are sometimes more meaningful than words in your daily life. some numbers like 2,974 or 91,000 or 47,245 remind afghans of some bitter realities. watch this documentary to find out what these numbers mean. you headlines on press tv: more palestinians for victim to israel's ongoing genocide in the gaza strip as the overall. death toll nears 40,900. israeli protesters hold mass rallies for the fifth consecutive night carrying mock coffins and demanding deal to release the captives held in gaza and israely forces press ahead with deadly aggres

be there in the first place, but he he further debunks this, um, there is no uh, due process in guantanamo bay, there's murder, there's killing, there's displacement, there's torture, there's kidnapping and so for me, i care about this case because i care about the people of iraq, i care about the people who are locked up in guantanamo bay without charges and we were tortured, i care about the people in afghanistan, i care about the victims of american imperialism and british imperialism, and i care also what's happening inside of my country, i don't accept that the americans come into my country and dictate uh that we throw a journalist in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, that's already happened. "he's not even in america yet, in america it will be even worse, but he's already being tortured now in london. i don't accept this. i i don't accept that we tell everybody, we have a free press and then we we do this. what is this hypocrisy? this is outrageous. i mean even if we said nothing to the world, it would still be outrageous. um, his his human rights are being violated on every sing

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay.y want to do with this prisoners, without anybody looking so... surprising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through them by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so that's get now. this is an exclusive report on gitmo, only on press tv. the headlines, more palestinian women and children fall victim to israel's indiscriminate attacks across. un experts condemn israel's violence against journalists in the occupied west bank and the united nations surprise the devastation of the palestinian economy due to israel's brutal attacks across gaza.

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay, ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado. in 2002. first detainees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners without anybody looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through them. by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so that's gitmo. this is an exclusive report on gitmo only on press tv. 500 کیلو می کردند در افق غرب آسمان حلبچه. i didn't know if he could survive or not. "what happened today is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of veta's residence during demonstrations since 2021. it is intentional killing that is now receiving the light of day, receiving that receiving the light of day because she's an american citizen. it was intentional killi

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. in 2002, the first detanees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever. they want to do with this prisoners without anybody looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked, stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so let's get now. this is an exclusive... به شلیک راکت وقتی می خورد زمین یه دود سفید از این خارج میشد اصلاً انتظار نداشتیم که این شیمیایی باشه بیش از ۱۰۰ هزار کیمیایی تو ایران هست نگاه کردم دیدم بدنش سوخته گفت. i didn't know if he could have survived or not. the siege of gaza must end, allahu ekber. we're coming back and we'll keep coming back. until palestine is free, in the silence of the night, he the cries of the small tiny voices whispering through the darkn

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay.upervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headline. time and time again i was being dragged through them by american soldiers and being punched and kicked um stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on so let's get now this is an exclusive report on gitmo only on press tv. more palestinian women and children fall victim to israel's indiscriminate attacks across gaza with the overall death those surpassing 41,100. the united nations decries the devastation of the palestinian economy due to israel's brutal attacks across the basishka strip. and iran's president's visits to iraq semi-autonomous kurdistan region as a part of a three-day visit to iraq.

it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. in 2002, the first detainees were transferred their hooded, shackled and massed, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners without any bite. looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on. so that's get now. this is an exclusive report on gitmo only on press tv. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi as his captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. کبورتر اصلا اینقدر هواپیما آمد من هواپیما عراقی دیدم که دو سه تا بودن طرف مغرب ما حمله کردن و شروع کردن به شلیک راکت وقتی می خورد زمین یه دود سفید از اینا خارج میشد اصلا انت

greatest casualties of war are seldom on the battlefield. in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. in 2002, the first detainees were transferred their hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners, without anybody looking supervisising. or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so that's get now. this is an exclusive report on gitmo, only on press tv. we still oppose a general ceasefire, yes. israel has a right to defend itself. your headlines here on press tv: israel's air strikes target 2010s housing display. palestinians in southern gaza, wiping out the tents and killing and injuring scores of civilians. a senior un official expressed a deep concern about israel's inhuman treatment of palestinian abducties calling for indep

unless it stops this genocide of war against palestinians. in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. in 2002, the first detainees were transferred their hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners, without anybody. looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on. so that's get now. this is an exclusive report on gitmo, only on press tv. i'll continue with other news this hour right here press tv. the international atomic energy agency board of governors seasonal meeting has kicked off at the agency's headquarters in vienna. the iranian ambassador at the iaea has express hopes for discussions without any political bias. what the our members says as well as observers looking for is that there would be serious discu

a mazda, some big, a supervisor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo, and background detention center. civic, so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone have been one time. i'm will be retraces of steps. we visited prison. that's the prison echoes of background with this documentary on the jersey to the colleges here with the safety meeting in summit as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm somebody the, this is the news our live from the law coming up in the next 60 minutes. the us, the new kayley does expect that to discuss, allowing ukraine to buy a long range, most files into russia. israel's accused of intentionally canning an american took his axe of us to be occupied, westbank i saw the shooter, she was deliberately hit by a soldier.

guantanamo or bush versus gore. we had a little disagreement about that.[laughter] >> i noticed that. >> yeah. and so they -- that's a hard category. >> of course. >> it was easier on guantanamo. >> did you use to read the petitions yourself or mostly relied -- >> no, most of the time -- occasionally i would read petition and responses. so what we get is say on wednesday a stack of memos and they go through the arguments and so forth pretty thoroughly and they look things up that need to be looked up and they make a recommendation but they'll summarize it. then i go through it like this and when i talk to the students about that i say i reduce it to something like that from say something like that probably in a couple of hours. .. .. .. i do it because i have the criteria that i just told you. i can see with this case is about very quickly. when i see what it is about that usually disposes of it. quick you would come to the same conclusion. if you read them you would come to the same conclusion. i believe it. but, this is the stack problematic or whatever

in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay.might have to get to with another company to to get to our destination, so it's unclear for now. welcome to new episode of israel watch, the rapid developments in the occupation entity on both. political and military front, especially with netanyahu's insistance on occupying the philadelphia corridor, and the discussion about an updated american proposal for deal were the focus of comments and analysis in the hebrew media. joining me today to discuss these

watch this documentary to find out what these numbers means. in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay. in 2002, the first detainees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and massed, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners without anybody. looking, supervising or controlling what's happening there. since then, reports of secret detentions, torture, and suicides have hit the headlines time and time again. i was being dragged through the mud by american soldiers and being punched and kicked and stripped naked again and photographed and shackled and spat on, so let's get now. this is an exclusive report on gitmo, only on press tv. تمام يعني هو حزين مطلوب منكوب. this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try. hello, i'm chris william.

prisons and pre-trial detention centers are increasingly reminiscent of iraq's abugrape, the american guantanamoere a term is given without charge, but by putting shackles on his own citizens, zelensky has sentenced himself, a sentence from which it is no longer possible to buy off. yevgeniya petrukhina, prisoners of the kiev regime, this is what will happen next on our broadcast. the united states is shaken by spy scandals, even tourists are accused of working for china, is this an element of a trade war or a strange election campaign? russia still does not give up options that could lead to the end of the svo by diplomatic means, but at the same time understands that the kiev regime and its western masters are interested in prolonging the hostilities as much as possible. vladimir putin spoke about this during the plenary session of the eastern economic forum today, although the topic of the special operation was far from the only one, since the president was also asked about the upcoming american elections and about...

guantanamo. >> orr, bush versus gore? >> we had a little disagreement about that. >> i noticed that. >> but yes, and so that is a hard category. it was easier on guantanamo. >> did you used to read the petitions yourself are mostly rely on the clerks? >> occasionally i would read the petitions in the responses but what happens is a large number of us, maybe seven, eight, nine of us pull the clerks and so what we get is say on wednesday, a stack of memos and they go through the arguments and so forth pretty thoroughly, and they look things up that need to be looked up and they make a recommendation but they will summarize it, and then i go through it like this and when i talk to the students about that, i say i reduce it to something like that from something like that. probably in a couple of hours. >> you have clerks look at the petitions too? >> today look at the ones they didn't right? no, not unless i put them in the small pile in the small pile , i usually say to the law students, i want you to think i can do that bec

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