huse, why do you think, why do you think there has been a lack of accountability for the repeated targeting of civilian areas, especially those densely populated tent camps? i think there's no accountability, because the organs of society that would hold the israeli genocidal cabinet to account uh pieces like the united nations and also western governments in europe and in north america. are fully complicit and fully uh behind the genocide that we're witnessing in gaza. if you think about whether or not people should be held to account and may be brought before the hag, there was a no one brought before the hag uh after the illegal uh occupation and invasion of iraq. that was an illegal war brought forward by both america and britain and no one's been held responsible for the one million deaths that occurred there. no one has been held responsible for. the 600 thousand children who deed previous to the uh invasion due to the sanctions imposed on iraq, they were allowed to sell oil for food, but they were denied medicine and many other essential uh food stuffs and medicine that were needed i

jerome huse press tv, brussels. italy has voiced concern over escalation of violence in west asia after israel killed dozens of people and wounded thousands of others by detonating pagers and wireless devices used in lebanon. leader del on thursday, italy's foreign minister antonio tayyani said he is very concerned by the gravity of the situation in lebanon following israel's terror attacks which were carried out through pagers and walky talkys in back to back coordinated explosions, he asked the israel regime to show restraint. tayani was speaking a joint press conference with the spanish leader of the people's party alberto nuñez feijo in rome a mid fears that after almost a year of... a daily exchanges of fire between hezbollah and israel, the conflict would escalate into an all-out war. the united nations rights chief folk has demanded accountant. ability following israel's cyber terror attacks in lebanon, an informal meeting of g7 foreign ministers will be held on the sidelines of a un general assembly in new y

i'd like to turn to belfast now and welcome journalist author. and activist for huse. fra, thanks so much for being with us. fra, we're seeing a reactions throughout the region and beyond about the uh assassination of sad hassan national law. um, your perspective, how do you think that this is going to affect the region? because, uh, we've had, as one of our analysts mary machez said earlier, even for example. bahrain, we've seen the um bahraini resistance coming aboard, and others are saying, we have seen pakistanis, kashmiris, others are saying they are ready, they are ready to join the resistance. your thoughts about how this could possibly affect the overall situation in dealing with the israeli regime. well, firstly, i'd like to offer my condolences to all the morders and all those have been injured, mean it's horrindous what we're witnessing this uh total lack of respect for human life, this total lack of respect for uh the laws of engagement in international conflicts and the fact that the israely society which has elected a criminal blood thirsty psychopathic u

jerome huse press tv, brussels. the islamic resistance in iraq has announced the death of one of his commanders in an israeli drone attack in syria. the group confirmed that abu haidar al khaffaji was killed while conducting his duties as security advisor. the israely drone strike targeted vehicle on road leading to damas. international airport also wounding another person. israel frequently conducts air strikes on syria. damascus has repeatedly called on the un security council to take action to halt the attacks. syria says these acts of aggression are a clear violation of his sovereignty and territorial integrity. the iranian capital is hosting the 38th international islamic unity conference with scores of shia and sunni scholars from around the world in attendance. the three-day event centers on the necessity for muslim countries to foster unity amid the gaza genocide. our correspondent fatima massumi has more in this report. the 38th international islamic unity conference kicked off in tehran on thursday with em

jerome huse reports from brussels.despite the ongoing scale of the genocide in gaza, this marked the first time. since april that eu lawers debated the 11 month carnage targeting palestinians, several newly elected meps were among those who spoke out, sanction israel now, madam president. this is my first speech in this chamber, and i wanted those to be my first words. what is happening in gaza is nothing short of total humanitarian catastrophe? dozens of meps in the european parliament debate repeatedly highlighted that over 411 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed by israel since last october, with more than 95000 injured. we should bring mr. netanyahu and his... eu nations have been called upon to accept thousands of palestinians in urgent need of medical treatment. my own swedish government has rejected this proposal despite for example university hospital being ready to provide care just as they did for ukrainian patients. experts closely monitoring the situation in gaza and the west bank sugg

bananza for western companies and by extraction western politicians. okay, thanks uh for that uh fra huse. allow me to bring our correspondent from levan, mari am sal standing by our correspondent in beirot, and as we are airing live images from the lebanese capital beirout. let's bring in mariamsala and uh ask her for an update. yes, well the israeli shelling has continued all across lebanon, and the recent most recent challenge was in the southern suburbs of beirot, we learned that the israelies struck a residential building in the area of the huaitity, and it's not clear whether it is a drone attack or shelling from airplanes since that the the sounds of explosions were not as loud.

trying to shut down social media that allows the public to see the horror that israel inflicts, from huse, i'd like to address the military assistance of the u.s. when it comes to the israel regime. we um, understood last week when the news came out that uh the 500th uh drop was made. uh, but this came out to what our reporter said of uh twice a day the us was delivering military equipment to the israeli regime uh to the tune of 50,000 tons i believe is what the figure stands at. you know that's a awful lot and it's an awful lot for this tiny sliver to have all these bombs dropped on it. we believe it's uh at the last count which was back in april that has surpassed a world war i bombing of london and dreston and all these uh other towns combined, what does that say about the us role in this genocidal war? well, it proves that without uh american military backing that israel could not sustain the level of violence and genocide that it's inflicting upon the innocent uh people of gaza, it proves that this is not an israeli war, this is an american war, this is the world's only superpower, u

gathered at shannon airport in west ireland to express concerns and call for immediate change, jerome huse has your details from the protest. activists deliver letter to authorities at shannon airport, ireland, demanding an end to us and israeli military use of the facility and irish airspace, as hundreds gathered from across the country to highlight israel's horrific actions against palestinians. "the trade union movement in ireland has for many years advocating boycott divestment and sanctions as a peaceful, non-violent way to bring israel to the negotiating table. one, two, the f, occupation, no more. during the demonstration, irish mothers staged powerful display of solidarity, reenacting the carrying of dead infants to symbolize the suffering of palestinian families. blood, sweat and tears in all over palestine is very..." visual as well that there's over 16,000 children have been murdered since october. the campaigners are furious at the irish government for steadfastly refusing to inspect us warplanes that... stop at shanan airport or otherwise use irish airspace. we have this fear

we're going to cross over to our correspondent jerome huse who's uh at the protest site. jerome please phillisen tell us what's going on? yes. i mean we've had hundreds. thousands of people came from all over ireland today to shanan airport um and the main protest was just outside the boundaries of the airport, but now a large group has been able to get closer to the actual to the airport and to the runway, so there's now increased police presence here to try and manage the situation, but people are very angry because okay, looking from the outside, looking in shanan airport, on the map, it looks like it's in the middle of nowhere, to a certain extent that's true, however, it's a very significant international airport because what has been happening now for at least you know post september the 11th uh with the 9/11 attacks, you've had military aircraft from the united states stopping here and feeling and just imated that up to three more than the million us soldiers have actually stopped here um on us aircraft military aircraft to refuel and aside from that what the prote

director of palestine aid ireland, frau huse is joining us from belfast. and we also have author, journalist and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital, london. welcome to the program, to the uh both of our guests. let's start off with mr. fraus and belfast. uh, over 40,00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood since last october, as israeli attacks across gaza continue, the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year, is appalling and in my views disgusting, how many more innocent women and children? "aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and stating the figures that have been published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 186, people murdered in this senocidal onslot." i understand the uh ministry of health and gaza can only give the fig

froch huse, journalist, author and activist joining us live from estonia. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen for sharing your thoughts and views with us as we uh provide. live coverage uh of the recent developments in the southern uh regions of lebanon and the escalation of tensions there as israel continues to uh attack lebanese territory, we'll be bring you more details after this show, the spotlight. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marse hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well it's day three of the latest round of the israeli aggression against lebanon, the zionist regime has bombed many areas in the south and east in the country so... far, there have been at least 620 lebanese killed and over 2 injured. meanwhile, hezbullah has launched extensive retaliatory strikes deep inside the occupied territories and on

director of palestine aid, ireland, frau huse is joining us from belfast, and we also have author, journalist and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital london. welcome to the program, to the both of our guests. let's start off with mr. fraus and belfast, over 40,00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood. since last october as the israeli attacks across gaza continue, the fact that the international community has failed to stop this genocide for almost a full year is appalling and in my views disgusting. how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this bloodshed is stopped. well, i think we should start off maybe by saying and studying the figures that have been. published by the lancet. the lancet is the newsletter of the british medical association. i believe that they said in march that the figure that they have is over 18600 people murdered in this genocidalt on gaza. i understand the ministry of health and gaza can only give the figures that they are able to uh stand over

bananza for western companies and by extraction western politicians. okay, thanks uh for that uh fra huse, allow me to bring our correspondent uh from labanon, mariams standing by our correspondent in beirot, and as we are airing live images from the lebanese capital beirout, let's bring in mariam salah. and uh ask her for an update, yes well the israeli shelling has continued all across lebanon and the recent uh most recent showing was in the southern suburbs of beirot, we learned that the israelies struck a residential building uh in the area of baity and it's not clear whether it is a drone attack or shelling from airplanes since that the the sounds of explosions were not as loud. as they were in previous attacks, so it is possible that it is more from a drone instead of a shelling, we know that the attacks continued in several areas all across not only self, but also the area of ali and there was a direct attack and the area of a as well, learned that there were murders in that area, this is in addition of course to the the murders that were killed as the result of the israeli attacks

fran huse journalist author and activist from. fast uh, thank you for your time uh, miss uh, uh, krishnaswami, that's why i call you isa, because it's a bit hard, difficult to say, and also mr. hughes, and with that we come to the end of this rolling coverage, we will have a short break and feature program and then we will continue, so stay tuned, and may peace. be upon all of the prophets and messengers, may peace be upon you all. this israel which considers itself to be the strongest army in the middle east, the strongest country in the middle east, when it resorts to such. the level of lying, this shows the level of illusions and failure and weakness of this entity. so this is the lesson we can learn from the confrontation. i consider it to be one of the achievements of the operation, the arbin operation. after all, as a retaliation for the assassination of and the others in this is an achievement. if we want to look one by one, to say that there was a plan for the resistance to target the city of tel aviv, they opened the bomb shelters in tel aviv or targets within the city of tel aviv li

and in that wor hused a french phrase laissez faire. does anyone happen to know what that means? translate that for me. for the government to stay out of war. not out of war, but just stay out of business. i mean, basically, laissez faire means let it be. leave it alone. don't involve yourself. in other words, don't pass legislation on that will lead to inspections, regulations and any sort of restrictions you just let business take care. business. in other words, just hold your hands up. don't get involved. that would be the best type of government for economic growth. we have that in the post-civil war era. the government is not going to pass a lot of regulations. they're not going to send out investigators into factories all over the country. but if government can't help itself, you know, sometimes politicians just can't help themselves. if they help themselves. there are two ways that a government can still be a friend to business. if you're not going to leave your hands off of it, there are two ways to help. one is by passing a high protective tariff. we've talked about that

s. reputation, also suffrage husing and i think reading that kind of was quite b u and in this position of being caught the ineffective invitations because the use of a visual power prevent it from saying when these eyes feel catastrophes are taking place. and there's no indication that the members of the security council would agree to having the veto power taken away. so where does that leave the when then its ability to stop was to protect people and when you talk about, you know, the damage that it's doing to the you, when's reputation? do think that the permanent members of the security council could that have a bearing on how they act at the security council? or do we have to remember that the, the us organization is not a static organization to simply say that the same as here. and around the problem on the be so there's been various initiatives lead a certain moments most notable ones 2 years ago with the lichtenstein initiative, which is to move discussions added security time. so after period of time when they're large gives you mentoring crisis definitely. so there are member