in december, israel's finance ministry said that the onslot will likely cost israel approximately $13.8 billion this year, if it's high intensity phase concludes during the first quarter of 2024. these staggering costs, which could very easily rise, especially if another front develops with hesbollah, leads to the question of how the regime will fund the onslot's effort, the impact on israel's high-tech sector, which is considered the engine of the regime's economy, is significant, according economist, 10% of israeli employees work in the high tech sector, but they are responsible for 50% of the regime's exports. time now to take a look at what's posted online, we begin with a website uh which has stated that muodi has lowered israely credit rating, downgrading its outlook from stable to negative, at the same time uh the agency has born public finances are deteriorating and it has predicted materially higher debt burton amid the well they call it war, we call it an on slot in gaza, and it says to have lowered the outlook due to the risk of escalation with hisbollah. now the israel prime

israel's economy is a complex tapestry. the first pillar of israel's economy is its startup ecosystem, particularly in areas like cybersecurity, biotechnology and telecommunications. cities such as tel aviv have strived earn monicas like silicon wadi. meanwhile, companies like intel, checkpoint software, and mobili have striven to position israel on the global map, contributing significantly to the regime's exports. by supporting research and development, coupled with the contributions of academic institutions like the technion and the wisman institute, israel has tried to foster an environment conducive to innovation. the second pillar is the military industry. israel's ongoing occupation of territories has created adversaries, leading to substantial investments in the development of advanced military technology, which has become a significant contributor to the economy. the third pillar is foreign investments. israel has made efforts to draw in substantial foreign investment, enticing companies to establish research and development centers within the israeli occupied territories. th

israel has denied the palestinian people's right to self determination. it has ethnically inclinsed and colonized palestinians lands. furthermore, it has implemented upertite regime, that's to say, a regime of systematic racial oppression and discrimination established with the intent to... maintain the domination of jewish israelits over palestinians. to maintain that regime, it has killed, mamed and imprisoned thousands of tens of thousand of men, women and children. these are the root causes of the situation we face today. these same causes are the subject of the general assembly's request for advisory opinion. 20 years after. historic wall opinion, the court now has the entire question of palestine squarely before it. the general assembly did not mense its words when it pos two clear and and complementary questions: question a calls upon the court to assess the legality of israel's individual policies and practices and its occupation of the palestinian territories, which i will refer to as the obt. question a further calls upon the court to state the

this was followed in august of last year by a message broadcast on israel army radium by israel's heritage minister sovereignty. sovereignty must be extended within the borders of the west bank and the most prudent way to create international recognition that this place is ours. there is no green line, it is a fictitious line that creates a distorted reality and must be erased. in september 2023, israel's prime minister literally erased the green line in his presentation to the united nations general assembly. as you saw earlier, he depicted the state of israel as extending from the jordan river to the mediterranean sea, eliminating not only the green line but all traces of palestine. this was no oversight. it was an act of the head of government with the old, the attribution that it implies. the same message was delivered by israel's finance minister, paris 6 months earlier. when he denied the existence of palestine and declared that palestinians do not constitute the people. previously he said, quote, as we are here to stay, we will make it clear that our national ambition for a jewish s

when the us israelity genocidal war against the gaza strip began, israel thought it could wrap up this aggression within a short period of time. over four months now, going into the fifth month, israel has realized that was just pipe train, and it didn't anticipate the... costs involved and how it's draining its purse? just a couple of the angles we'll be looking at in this edition of economic divide. taking a look at some of the highlights of this program, israel's economic crisis, we'll break it down, there's been a credit downgrade by modies, also the budget deficit and uh the gdp decrease, obviously all negative economic indicators for israel. then we will take a look at uh huge concern and these are the mountain costs that are occurring for israel. "it has to subsidize salaries of 360,000 reservists who are also workers that contribute to the society, at this point they're not because they're fighting an illegal um genocide, then you have the cost of aggression itself, $59.3 billion for the year, with the daily cost uh to be between either $246 million or $272 million. then these

our top story for this salf hour israel uh struck.

the boycutting of products linked to israel made in israel, or that israel in one way or another benefits from lies in one of the core. bds movement, it has come up with its own list of targeted brands. their campaign is divided into four categories: consumer boycots, boycots of brands that have a proven record of complicity and abuses against palestinians, divestments, pressure on governments and institutions to stop doing business with companies that enable the israeli occupation of palestinian lands pressure, and this calls for people, institutions and organizations to pressure brands and services to... and their complicity in abuses against palestinians and organic boycots. grassroots boycots have brands that openly support israeli violence against palestinians. since the operation alaxaflod and the ensuing us-israeli genocidal war, there have been many products that have been on the list to boycot depending what part of the world you're at. the list is pretty long and wide and in many industries, especially brand names, as you can see here, these are just some of the products, and ye

we find that israel has been a paraa state for very long time. um, un reports have reported have have found uh that israel quote unquote kills children indiscriminately. the last unhcr report during the great march of return, i think or in 20 2021, said israel is killing medical workers, uh, journalists and children, knowing they are medical workers, knowing they are journalists and knowing that they are children. so, "this has been out for very, very long time. it isn't as if our intelligence agencies don't know, but they have continued to supply weapons. they've continued to supply smart bombs made in america or made in britain or made in belgium in order to carry out the genocide in gaza. this is now widely known, and and and every time the america or britain or the eu start to lecture the world about a rules-based international order, never mind, democracy and..." human rights, i think they're going to be met with a with laugh or with a cruel smile and and told this doesn't wash anymore, so i think yes, the collective west is going to suffer

israel, israel has made it clear that it wants and will tolerate only one state, israel between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river. this is confirmed interrera by the map displayed by the israeli prime minister in his speech before the general assembly of 22nd september 2023 that you have already seen, as well as by his november 2023 statement where the israeli prime minister said that he was proud to have prevented the establishment of a palestinian state. but these statements of israel's head of government have not been empty words. rather, they are reflected in concrete policy decisions and measures on the ground undertaken by israel for decades. interalia, when faced with the attempt by pales. time to initiate the conciliation procedure under articles 11 and 12 third, it was israel that consistently and continuously rejected any meaningful attempt to bring to an end by way of negotiations under the auspices of theoc commission set up under article 12:3rd its entrenched system of racial discrimination inherent in its occupation regime. second and significant the security council has re

suffering over the territory. israel captured in 67 for israel, the land is extraterritorial. and given most i said about the monday territory over which it has no legal saw for an entitlement. despite this, israel has purported to amex, east jerusalem, and taken various actions that under the rest of the west bank constituting de your rate and a fact to pull to the next station. including implanting supplements is really policy that israel should be not only the exclusive of pharmacy over the entire land between the river and the sea, but also the exclusive suffering all for i see that this constitutes a complete repudiation of palestinian self determination as a legal right since it empties the rights entirely of any territorial content, actualizing this to de facto into your a propose he's on next. ation is 1st a serious violation of palestinian self determination. and 2nd, it's because it's a, a enabled through the use of false a violation of the prohibition on the purported acquisition of territory through the use of false in the law on these to false. and so an aggressio

what he wrote because that hasn't changed that that is what keeps israel israel. it is a remarkable place. and that piece of it what you what you wrote about in that first chapter, i was right i was reading i was trying to say how i'm going to talk about this, given all the stuff we need to be talking about it, because that hasn't changed hasn't changed people's psychiatry. they love being israelis. they love they love being there. and is why this country's been so successful. can i just want to say two things on that? two points in that responding time. one is, i think when they talk about these international rankings and we focus on these happiness rankings throughout the book, it's happiness is not the right word. it's sort of like a slippery term. what they really mean is life satisfaction. i mean, if you really drill down in what the language lives, are people satisfied with the lives they're leaving and when you draw down on what satisfied, satisfy action in life means, it means are you living with purpose? are you living with meaning? and i think tom, you w

the heads of israel. spy agencies, musad and shinbet, sat down with us, egyptian and qatari representatives on tuesday to secure a seaspire deal. no significant breakthrough has been achieved in negotiations that are said to take another three days. israely media has revealed the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is opposed to proposal put forward by spy chiefs a deal. hamas has accused netanyahu of trying to buy time to pursue his own agenda, while proposing a ceasefire. hamas wants a full halt to israely strikes, troop withdrawal and prisoners. among other conditions. is a political analyst and blogger joining us from new york. we also have a journalist and commentator joining us from berut. there was this first proposal just a couple weeks back, i believe, a three-stage one of which hamas had given an initial green light so to speak, but there were some terms that it revised and the sent was sent to israel of... the prime minister netanyahu rejected. now we don't know about what has happened in the pas

you know, if you go back 4050 years, i would support for israel was bi partisan. israel had a very positive image in american politics and of a lucky under dogs, surrounded by hostile errands. it was seen as something of a strategic partner in the cold war as well. so i as many people, including some officials in groups like a pack used to say, you know, we had a pretty easy product to sell on that. so i think of fundamentally different today, and the reason is the long occupation, the sense that israel was never going to give back the territories it had conquered during the 6 day war was actually trying to essentially colonize them, filled them with, with settlers uh, its treatment of the palestinians was increasingly arch repeated bombing campaigns in gaza, etc. and suddenly you don't have a lucky under dog. you have a powerful, wealthy nuclear armed israel, treating this subject population in terrific ways. and you see this most evident in a generational change that people under 40, including i should add an or of the younger american jews with just a very different attitude towards isra

he argued that a weak israel would benefit the whole region, while a strong israel would pose a greater threat. he said if the regime emerges victorious in the gaza war, it may decide to invade lebanon again as it did in the 1980s. nasa said israel only understands a language of force since it doesn't respect international resolutions. the heswallah leader also touched on a flurry of visits by western delegations to lebanon, he said their only purpose is to get security guarantees for israel so settlers can return to their homes in areas near lebanon. all of these delegations which came which brought with them proposals and ideas and suggestions and mechanisms, they all come with one goal, which is israel's security, protecting israel. stop stop attacking the israeli positions, the israeli bases. anasta said the delegations are not acting as mediators, but instead present israel's proposals as their own proposals and expect hisb to accept them. he said the western delegations are not even ready to help lebanon retrieve its territories occupied by israel, nasa said the israeli enemy is n

israel's economy is a complex tapestry. the first pillar of israel's economy is its startup ecosystem, particularly in areas like cyber security, biotechnology. institutions like the technion and the wise man institute, israel has tried to foster an environment conducive to innovation. the second pillar is the military industry. israel's ongoing occupation of territory has created adversaries, leading to substantial investments in the development of advanced. military technology, which has become a significant contributor to the economy. the third pillar is foreign investments. israel has made efforts to draw in substantial foreign investment, enticing global companies to establish research and development centers within the israeli occupied territories. the regime has actively courted foreign investors enticing multinational corporations to set up research and development centers. a shining example of this initiative is the invest in israel media campaign. the campaign is a marketing strategy, calling on the world and inviting investors to partake in the regime's economy, it tries to

israel's scientific and economic standing, so boycuts do have an effect on israel's economy, and the longer israel continues its us-israeli genocidal war, the losses will... continue for israel, something that it cannot afford, and with gisu's report there brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here, press tv. thanks so much for staying with us and don't go away, i'll be back in a few minutes uh with our program the spotlight, so stay tuned. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli loby, crackdown, diplomacy, israeli onslaught on gaza. you got to let it burn baby, burn baby, this house is on fire. اهدي عليك دعوه محمد يا رب الله يحفظك يارب الله يحفظك يارب عنده عنده عنده الله وحوش وحوش now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some.

, and and how israel serves the us supremacist agenda, is when robert f. kennedy jr. said very clearly that israel was essential to the united states to prevent. the independence of the global south, the freedom of the global south, and to prevent the rise of russia and china and the multipolar world that would squeeze the us out of the control of global commodities, including oil, gas, etc. and so therefore israel itself is essential to the united states and to the countries that are aligned with the united states, the palestinians to to a degree... stand in the way of israel's security and israel's supremacy in the region and as joab gallan, the war minister said before december, before christmas, they have to have... victory in the middle east in order to survive, so what we're seeing is the us tacitly supporting palestinian genocide, but actually not so tacitly, because by supplying the weapons, by cutting off funding to arawa, they now come into the line of fire for actually uh not only being complicit in the zionist genocide, but also committing geno

israel continues its us-israeli genocidal war, the losses will continue for israel, something that it cannot afford. israeli forces have abducted more than 7,000 palestinians across the occupied west bank since the regime's genocidal war started in gaza. several rights advocacy groups said in a joint statement that palestinins abducted by israely forces included about 220 women, more than 440 children and nearly 40. the regime has also issued nearly 3,500 administrative detention orders including against women and children since last october, israel's inhumane administrative detention policy allows the regime to keep palestinians in jail for indefinite periods of time without charges or trial. according to palestinian sources, israel is currently keeping more than 9,00 palestinians, behind bars, nearly 3,500 of whom are held under administrative detention orders. that's wrap for now, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. may 15th, 1948, the last british ship had not yet faded away when ben guurionn announced the establishment of so-called st

security the people of israel's security the people of israel have sacrificed enormously.oices necessary and realise the vision of the long elusive process of true peace interest security. as a true friend of israel, as the country that is always been first to woodside, whether it was may 14, 1948 or october seven, 2023, we will always be there for those.— always be there for those. thank you mr secretary — always be there for those. thank you mr secretary for _ always be there for those. thank you mr secretary for the _ always be there for those. thank you mr secretary for the question, - mr secretary for the question, have a couple _ mr secretary for the question, have a couple for— mr secretary for the question, have a couple for you. you are still sitting — a couple for you. you are still sitting room for agreement and terms of the _ sitting room for agreement and terms of the negotiations over the release of the negotiations over the release of hostages but the prime minister after he _ of hostages but the prime minister after he spoke of them was pretty blunt _ after

. the us, one of the biggest supporters of the israeli regime, has been doing double talk telling israel that there is disproportion of force leading to too many civilian casualties while providing the armaments that lead to the killing." meanwile, what about other countries like those in west asia? why haven't they done more? like resistance groups who have done so much, including movement, just some of the angles we'll be looking at in this edition of the spotlight. first let me introduce our guests, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign joins us from edinburg. also joining us mo, human rights activist who joins from houston. welcome to you both, i'll start first with you mick napier and uh taking a look at what the us role is in all of this, well uh based on some comments that we're reading on the us, this been described as being very hypocritical, where it tells uh israel uh not only to watch out for civilian casualties, but uh just recently the us president joe biden uh said that uh what's happening there is over the top uh but then we know that uh they're providi

"if israel will attack their western countries are not doing anything to stop israel activists," argued, it's because they don't see or they did fall in the tr of the... see this entity, this occupation israel its reality, that it's an incubation, it's an ap system and that the palestine are human, indigenous people who are fighting to get their land back. rotterdam has been one of the most active dutch cities in organizing initiatives against israel. sid in gaza over the past months. the netherlands has so far provided unconditional support to the israeli regime, not only did the dutch government abstain during the united nations vote a humanitarian sess fire in gaza, but it is also supplying parts for the f-35 jet fighters with which israel has been bombing palestinian civilians. i feel like the dutch government has long always supported uh fascism. the whole world, imperialism, we have a long history of imperialism, and we also have a long history of supporting israel, for the same reasons, i think that germany has them, lot of people of older generations, they are imprinted with thi

his in the vision of israel to try to defeat hamas? well, i think the point here is that if the us was concerned about civilian casualties, it could do something about it. yesterday at the state department briefing the press was challenging the state department briefers when they said, well we're advising israel to to be used caution to limit civilian casualties, and the reporters were saying, well, if that's what you're doing, it's not working, are you going to do more? and they said, no, we have faith in the israeli defense forces and the government, they're listening to us, this is public relations, they're trying to cover for the fact that the u.s. policy is to support israel in its plan to ethnically cleanse gaza, to drive the palestinians out. look, and it's clear in terms of the attack on rafa, you, you said it at the beginning of the uh discussion, where can people go now? there's other place on in palestine for them to go, they're being driven so that unless egypt accepts them, which the egyptians are not going to do, because

the representatives of israel. the us, egypt and qatar launched a fresh round of cease fire talks in paris on friday. the negotiations have resumed in the qatari capital doha between the four countries as well as the hamas representatives. israel is under pressure from international community, including his allies to stop his genocidal war in gaza. hamas has been demanding a complete and permanent ceasefire as well as the full withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza, terms which israel has rejected. "i really would like to meet him later, he seems like such an important figure in the history of iran. me to give me their view, everyone in iran has an opinion. welcome back, american british fighter jets have carried out fresh strikes across yemen in their fourth joint operation against the arab country. the air strikes hit the provinces of sana, taiz and haja. several locations including pesticide factory and telecommunications networks. were targeted, this comes as the yemani army has targeted an american oil tanker

israel has progressively engaged in the dejury and de facto annexation of occupied. mr. president, israel's ongoing annexation of the west bank accelerated in 2023, with the largest ever expansion of settlements in the territory. 22 new settlements were authorized, and more than 16,00 new housing units were built, funded or planned by israeli authorities, as explained by israel's finance minister. "the construction boom in judea and samaria and all over our country continues, we will continue to develop the settlements and strengthen the israeli hold on the territory. in developing it settlements, israel has invested heavily in the infrastructure needed to supply them with water and electric power as well as a network of roads and highways." them to one another and to israel itself, these investments in the hundreds of millions of dollars a test to the intended permanent character of the settlements. the roads which palestinians are forbidden to use, and a pervasive system of road blocks and check points prevent palestinians, but not israeli settlers from moving from pla

so the title and the way the, the plans announced by the government of israel confirmed the will of israel to maintain the ma street over this territory. the result of all this, as you will cool out, this will confirm, is that the occupation by israel of protest in the entire country is trip really a little full. it is and also at its source. having breached the prohibition of the use of force, it is law for on account of the means used, which comes to choose the systematic violations of humanitarian rule and human rights. lo, it is of no fault, but it's a objective i'm being too antics palestinian territories does, depriving the people of palestine. it's fundament right to self determination. right now, like to just give you a few of my reflections to conclude this rounds unjustified and punished, uses the fall and it's against the palestinians. needs to get more violence in response in an infernal cycle. that's the vengeance and vengeance. next, the faith is the strongest. this is the mattress chain of events. tragic, the taking place as we watch to break this chain. face impartial 3rd p

, united states stands with israel.earching for renal, this is not just the world over. why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and we'll never really know how many people are dead they drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in their bed israel is a terror state the terrorists that terrorize i'll testify my television televize i'm telling lies how many more resolutions have to be violated how many more children have to be annihilated this is not a war it is systematic genocide but whatever they try palestine will never die free palestine free palestine free palestine hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified, we're the only weekly tv show that's dedicated to...

israel with the same weapons and on the same lands, but failed to defeat israel. it was not the territory that gave the upper hand, as palestinians engaged israels in the same territory, so did the lebaneses. then what made the difference? tactic is the element that puts. different forms of knowledge at the service of a battle. the more skillful and capable a commander, the fresher and more creative his military tactics would be. it means a capable commander's exceptional leadership and war plans are the results of defining the principles and rules of battle in a specific way. these two factors are in turn rooted in the commander's perception of the principles of war and his detailed assessment of the facts on... the ground in the battlefield, the rules of battle can be both firm and flexible. did hisbollah develop a special tactic during its years of resistance? is hisbollah now in possession of new technology they have adapted to the battlefield? in theory, tactic is the knowledge of capabilities, technologies and details. but in practice, tactic is the ability

the headlines this hour the us israel genocidal war in gaza enters 132nd day, the death doll tops 200 and - i'm sorry 28,660 mostly women and children. israel's prime minister defies all international warnings, pushes for ground invasion into gaza's most populated city, ruffa, and yemen leader underscores the pivotal role of the us in israely bombings of gaza, unleashing devastation, equivalent to the power of four atomic bombs. 10:30 p.m. at irans capital tehran, this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. the israeli onslot on gaza is in his fifth month now. in the most recent acts of genocide, the regime forces of storm nasa hospital in the southern city of hun unis, where thousands of displaced people, as well as a sick and injured, are taking shelter. videos show israely drones targeting journalists and doctors evacuating naster hospital, palestinis are being attacked by the israely forces both inside and outside of the hospital as they try to flee the facility. the palestinian health minister said that israel is repeating the horrific crimes that it committed in other hospital

the us, one of the biggest supporters of the israel. has been doing double talk telling israel that there is disproportion of force leading to too many civilian casualties while providing the armaments that lead to the killings. meanwile, what about other countries like those in west asia? why have?

here in the us, where support for israel in a in a large way, was it given?"h totally in control by the corporate media here, that is changing and overwhelmingly and every recent poll, particularly among young people, but now in the whole population there is a solidarity or an identification with palestine and its goals or call for a cease fire, that is a change that israel won't recover from, they're they're continuing isolation. horror and the and the resolutions being passed to to disinvest, to block, to stop, whether it weapons, economic aid, the actions, and i'm talking about everything from sit ins and shut downs to port closings are important, and especially i do think it's always important to salute the action that yemen has taken, completely legal in international law, and has not led to... not one death or casualty, actually even when ships were sunk as they were a british ship, they it was yemani navy that evacuated the entire staff, what's the us and the british response, it's to bomb yemen also to creating hundreds and hundreds of deaths and injur

israel is also suppressing this resistance that is taking place there, well, the main news around israelhey did not reach an agreement with hamas regarding some kind of agreement on the release of hostages and on some exchange, ceasefire, due to the fact that the demands of hamas are already, you know, completely unacceptable, from the point of view of the leadership. to israel, this, well , when there was a storm in the press about this, it looked to the israelis like, you know, capitulation, it's like ukraine now agreeing to denazification, demilitarization, and all this delusion that the leadership of russia is telling, as well as the demands of hamas, when you read, the impression is that hamas is winning on the battlefield now, and not israel, and therefore, let's say... now it's all back on track a pause, there are some negotiations going on, but we can expect a ceasefire and the release of some hostages very soon, now , no, it is not possible, or now, or is it already clear what the end of this war should be, that is, what the victory of israel in this war will mean ? well, the tw

, number of recent events that shows the question of not rendering assistance to israel is beginning to take shape for the un, for the general assembly and the security council. uh the aim is to increase the uh decisions, in general conclusion, mr. president, ladies, judges of the court, algeria is profoundly convinced that impunity is the for law of impress oppressers, your duty is to tell them, there is a law and this law must be um upheld, that this law is not a law of vengeance but of justice, it's in that spirit that algeria repeats the request: made in its previous submissions. thank you, mr. president, members of the court. i would thank the algerian delegation, participating delegation, saudi arabia to address the court. i call upon his excellency mr. ziyad al-atiyah to take the floor. live at the heg, you listen to the icj hearings on israel's occupation of palestine, this being uh day two uh of which you heard deliberations by uh the last speaker from algeria and prior to that he had uh from south africa uh quick recap on this basically talking about the different violation

israel um for so many months? well, when you have leading israeli officials and spokes people going as far as trying to claim that the united nations relief works agency is a front for hamas uh and and making outrageous conspiracy theories like that in order to justify these actions against a well-respected international body uh that basically just trying to prevent any food from being delivered just try. to prevent any relief being provided to the palestinians uh just so they can just carry out these genocidal operations. at some point uh international voices have to look on and say, okay, this is, this is insanity. um, we have seen very embarrassing behavior from the united states, particularly the united nations, just doing everything they can to protect israel from any criticism uh, before the un security council, just any resolution that might in any way restrict israel's activities has been. beetoed um, but that's not enough, it is never enough, it seems for uh the pro israeli lobby in the united states. uh,

according to hamas, israel is violating the january ruling by the un top court. the international court of justice has called on the regime to prevent acts of genocide in gaza. israel is threatening to launch an operation in raffa, which is hosting over million displaced palestinians from. across the gaza strip. aid agencies are warning of a catastrophe if israel attacks rafa. our correspondent in the gaza. earlier gave us the details of the latest is strikes on the southern city of raffa. israeli occupation forces uh committed several massacres and atrocities against the palestinian civilians. at least 11 palestinian. houses uh in addition to two mosks were completely destroyed over the relentless israeli air strikes that targeted uh the shabura neighborhood which is known as one of the most densely populated uh camps in the rafah city uh knowing that the rafah is completely overwhelmed and overcrowded with the people uh of the city in addition to the displaced palestinians from several boards and areas of gaza strip uh "it was horrific night for the palestinian

in november, the bank of israel put the onslot's gross effects on israel at $53 billion and paired back its estimates for economic growth to 2% per year from 2023 and 2024, down from 2.3% and 2.8%. in december, israel's finance ministry said that the onslot will likely cost israel approximately $13.8 billion this year, if it's high intensity phase concludes during the first quarter of 2024. these staggering cost. which could very easily rise, especially if another front develops with heizballah, leads to the question of how the regime will fund the onslot's effort. the impact on israel's high-tech sector, which is considered the engine of the regime's economy, is significant. according economist, 10% of israeli employees work in the high-tech sector, but they are responsible for 50% of the regime's exports. time to take a look at what post it online, we begin with a website uh, which has stated that mudi has lowered israely credit rating, downgrading its outlook from stable to negative. at the same time, uh, the agency has warned public finances are deteriorating, and it has predicted m

international rights organization says israel has turned a supposedly safe corridor to southern gaza into a trap to kill displace. palestinians and an active duty us airman sets himself a blaze outside of the israeli embassy to protest washington's complicity in the israeli genocide of palestinians in gaza. well welcome to our studios here in the capital tahan, this is... news, thanks for joining us. 143 days into the israeli onslot on the gaza strip, the regime has carried out more deadly attacks on sibilian targets. the regime's latest attacks killed 43 people across the gaza strip. at least six of the victims were targeted by air strikes in the cities of rafa and darara. the others were killed in different incidents of drone strikes and artillery shelling across gaza. the ddy spikes come after gaza's health ministry said the... situation in the northern parts of the strip is extremely catastrophic with hospitals left without fuel. the regime's genocide in gaza so far killed 29,700 palestinians, most of them women and children. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees cal

hopes right there, moodies caught israel's credit rating one notch from a1 to a2, and this was israel's first ever credit downgrade. the reason it gave was israel's poor finances, and also how the economic and political future remained unknown, especially due to israel's military exchange. changes with hesbollah, given all the different expenses of the on santo, israel, will need to borrow almost 58 billion dollars this year, which equates nearly $23,000 per household, and three times the amount of the fiscal deficit in 2022. if all of this is too much information, let's just summarize this segment in one shot, there it is, much of... the slide and gross domestic products stemmed from 26.9% drop in private consumption in the october to december period, a sharp decline of 42.4% in the import of goods and services and 18.3% dive in exports and 67.8% decline in investment, especially in residential building. meanwhile, spending surged 88.1% due to the onslot cost. on top of that, consumers were spending 27% less. finally, this aggression was supposed to initially cost 50 billion us dollars

israel in gaza. and these war criminals, this biden genocidal administration will not have second, second of peace. 1500 is the number of political prisoners who are still languishing in the presence of the al khalifa regime in bahrain which have housed 5,000 detainees over the years since the beginning of the february 14th 2011 bahraini revolution. members of the bahraini opposition have been judged in illegitimate courts on. political, sectarian and religious grounds with fabricated malicious charges. many political detainees have been sentenced to death or life imprisonment with revocation of citizenship based on confessions extracted under torture in brutalizing interrogation rooms with ready-made charges determined by the executioners, and yet the revolution lingers to its 13th year. bahrain continues to rise up this week on the mediast stream. welcome back everyone, group of pro palestine activist the stage protest actions outside two uk based firms over their role in feeling is really onslot o

continues so to do, so israel must assume the consequences and it's up to the court to remind israel of them and to specify the contents thereof in the lights of the facts of the case. once again because i don't have the time and because iterary diabolicum, i humbly request..." due to refer to the relevant paragraphs of our observations, in other words of our comments and written statements. i'll merely recall in telegraph stale that third states, starting with the un must prohibit the provision of israel with any military or technological assistance which could be used in the opt, including gaza, of course, to perpetuate or reinforce. occupation and the regime of racial discrimination apparatid instituted by israel. this prohibition covers all authorizations for any type of arms trade which could be used to such ends. third states also have to aid and assist palestinian people, including refugees from the time of akbar up until those who have fled recently atrocities. giving them the means necessary for their subsistence into alia via competent international organizations, and that