israel. israel has released _ of attacks against israel. footage _ of attacks against israel. israel has released footage of - of attacks against israel. israel has released footage of what l of attacks against israel. israel has released footage of what it of attacks against israel. israel - has released footage of what it says is the biggest hamas tunnel found so far, 2.5 miles long and just inside the main crossing point to israel. this, the army says, is a hamas video showing how the tunnels were availed. a major construction project using industrial tools. the man on the right of this video, it says, is the project manager of gaza's tunnel network. the brother of the hamas leader blamed by israel for the october seven attack. pressure in israel is on for a cease—fire to because of the israeli hostages shot dead by israeli forces this weekend. in gaza, the renewed conflict is pushing hospitals to breaking point. pictures like this rarely make it to israeli tvs but our shipping opinion abroad. as the war goes on, more gazans are dead and

israel did that, tell us how this impact palestinian's way of life economically, and how it led ultimately to not only their displacements, but also it bolsted israel enterprises and economic growth as an example, so israel directly so that they can claim the resources which they can use then to sell to the world in the creating more of the technology tools and israel is used to reveil and contain the palestinians, israel uses these same um these same tools that they devel test on the palestinian population to productize and sell other countries. okay, as you just saw uh prior to our speaking, italy was one of those countries. let's bring back uh palestine solidarity movement, he's a former columnist of san francisco chronicle. henry nor, welcome back to the program. we're just talking about the way that palestinians are basically. restricted when it comes to their economic growth and the basic ways for any economic to thrive is the issue of water and availability, but you have this company that took over uh that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the getco decades ago, and at this point it has led ultimately to the displacements of palestinians. tell us the way that this company actua

israel's security is unshakeable. and israel is not a loan. at a time of mourning. _ and israel is not a loan. l friend shows up. -- israel is not — of mourning, a real friend shows up. —— israel is not a loan. i know how terrible _ —— israel is not a loan. i know how terrible these _ —— israel is not a loan. i know how terrible these days have been for the israeli — terrible these days have been for the israeli people and i know that 0ctober— the israeli people and i know that october the 7th touched everyone in this more _ october the 7th touched everyone in this more democracy. —— israel is not alone — this more democracy. —— israel is not alone let _ this more democracy. —— israel is not alone. let me again express my deepest _ not alone. let me again express my deepest condolences to the general has been _ deepest condolences to the general has been sitting shiva for his 25—year—old son and mourning his nephew— 25—year—old son and mourning his nephew after they both fell in gaza. on october the 7th, hamas committed one of— on october the 7th, hamas committed one of the _ on october the 7th

israel by whatever means it can, israel is now trying to uh just eliminate them directly so that they can claim the resources which they can use then to sell to the world and the creating more of the technology tools israeln the palestinian population. to uh productize and sell countries. okay, as you just saw uh prior to uh speaking, italy was one of those countries uh, let's bring back uh henor, palestine solidarity movement, he's a former columnist san francisco chronicle. welcome back to the program. we're just talking about the way that palestinians are basically restricted when it comes to their economic growth, and one of the basic ways for any economy to thrive is the issue of water and its availability, but you have this company that over uh that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the get go decades ago and at this point uh it has led ultimately to the displacement of palestinians. tell us way that this company actually restricted economic growth for palestinians and uh furthered and advanced israel's economic interest in the meantime. well, my understanding as far as the water in the for the west bank and gaza goes, it it goes back to the uh oslo agreements where unfortunate.

israel's genocidal war against palestinians in the gaza, it's no secret that the us provides israel. not only its unwavering support, but also military equipment and supplies. now it has come to light how much it has provided israelwhat was controversial here was that washington had transferred these bunker busting bombs, which carry a warhead weighing more than 900 kilograms. point that many don't know is that israel tests a lot of new us weapons on the battlefield against palestinians as it has done in the previous wars on gaza. the current gaza war is the latest laboratory like the spike drone rocket which can be fight to carry a fragmentation sleeve of thousands of 3 mm tungstin cubes. the cubes puncture metal and cause tissue to be torn from flesh. and after these sorts of weapons are tested as innocent palestinians, israel sees a spot in global demand. israel's devastatingly surgical killing machines tested on palestinians have global takers, according to analysts, but why has this genocidal war produced so many casualties and deaths sp? initially when compared to the previous wars, it's called the gospel, an ai target creation platform that israel is using to murder palestinians. the difference from before

enterprises and economic growth, as an example, so israel is attempting to basically eliminate the palestinian population from israel by whatever means it can, israelg more of the technology tools israel is used to surveil and uh you contain the palestinians. israel uses these same um these same tools that they develop and test on the palestinian population to uh productize and sell to other countries, okay? as you just saw uh prior to our guest are speaking, italy was one of those countries. uh let's uh bring back uh henry noor, palestine solidarity movement. he's a former columnist of san francisco chronicle. henry, welcome back to the program. uh, we're just talking about the way that palestinians are um basically restricted when it comes to their economic growth, and one of the basic ways for any um economy to thrive is the issue of water and its availability, but you have this company mokerot that took... over uh that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the get go decades ago and at this point uh it has led ultimately to the displacements of palestinians. tell us the way that this company actually restricted economic growth f

israel. we must confront the global arrogance of america and israel. israelthe brutal killing of oppressed palestinian children the veil of crimes of this arrogant regime, this usurping regime , this fake regime should be removed. mass demonstrations in several arab and non-arab countries, including lebanon. syria, jordan, yemen and the united states condemned the aggression of the zionist regime on the gaza strip. in yemen, tens of thousands of demonstrators are protesting against the zionist regime. they agreed with the residents of the gaza strip. yemenis also condemned america's support for the regime occupying jerusalem . the jordanian people greeted the american embassy in their own way . the participants in the demonstration in support of palestine in front of the american embassy in amman by taking off and on the united states has strongly criticized the policies of washington in support of the zionist regime . the united states of america also condemned the attack on gaza by thousands of demonstrators who gathered in front of the aipac building of th

israel. the us, which has supported the formation of israel since world war ii, is israel's top trading partner with annual bilateral trade of nearly $50 billion dollars in goods and services. as matter of fact, experts believe the creation of israel was the direct result of imperial powers support including britain and united states policies. without the external support that. dianism received from the british, none of what we have seen in the past century and more would have happened as it did. um, british and later american and other external support were absolutely essential to the success of the zin project from the very beginning. shortly after the beginning of the nakba, or the catastrophe, in which zius forces expelled hundreds of thousands of palestinians and established israel. the united states started transferring huge cash of weapons to israel. according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,000 weapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and

enterprises and economic growth as an example. so israel is attempting to basically eliminate the palestinian population from israel by whatever means it can, israelnd use these same the same tool. on the palestinian population to productize and sell to other countries. okay, you just prior to our guest the speaking was one of those countries. let's bring back, palestine solid movement, the former communist san francisco chronicle. welcome back to the program, we're just talking about the way that palestinians are basically restricted when it comes to their economic growth, and one of the bas for any economy to thrive is the issue of water and availability, but you have this company. took over that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the get go decades ago and at this point it has led ultimately to the displacements of palestinians. tell us the way that this company actually restricted economic growth for palestinians and uh furthered advanced israel's economic interests in the meantime. my understanding this as far as the water in the for the west bank and gaza goes, it it goes back to the oslo. where unfortunately and and his c

israel? my experience is in representing _ to israel? my experience is in representing israel _ to israel? srael and - representing israel and washington not in tel aviv, i do not give the americans advice on how to go about their business. they have had long experience in bilateral relationships with us but we have gone through periods of very close friendship and cooperation with the occasional tension even with the friendliest administrations, this could be yet another of this could be yet another of this kind. this could be yet another of this kind-— this could be yet another of this kind. ., , _, this kind. you said this could potentially — this kind. you said this could potentially pose _ this kind. you said this could potentially pose problems i this kind. you said this could | potentially pose problems for benjamin netanyahu, do you think essentially his political future hangs in the balance, if you look at the current state of the war cabinet for example there are others with military experience, i'm talking about beanie against a former military chief, he is arrival of netanyahu h

from israel by whatever mean can, israel is now trying to uh just eliminate them. directly so they can claim the resources which they can use then to the world creating more of the technology tools israel is used to surveil and uh maintain the palestinians. israel uses the same um these tools on the palestinian population to uh productize and sell to other countries. okay as you just saw uh prior to our guest are speaking italy was one of those countries uh let's henry noor palestine. solidarity movement, he's a former columnist of san francisco chronicle. henry, welcome back to the program. uh, we're just talking about the way that palestinians are basically restricted when it comes to their economic growth. and one of the basis for any economy to thrive is the issue of water and its availability. but you have this company mochot that took over uh that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the get go decades ago and at this point uh it has led ultimately to the displacements of palestinius. tell us the way. that this company actually restricted economic growth for palestinians and uh furthered and advanced israel's economic interests in the meantime. well understand th

israel. demilitarized israel because the problem in the middle east according to biden, lincoln, sullivan, according to obama and thomas friedman, the problem in the middle east is israelthat is the problem so you can see the change from one administration to the next. biden today the diplomacy behind the scenes from a they are undermining, sabotaging israel and netanyahu government, they don't want them to win hamas. they are siding with hamas, openly they have what they call a big hug. we are with israel. as i said, they are stabbing him in the back. hamas, war crimes, using civilians as human shields, that's a war crime. war crime, ordering civilians not to flee so they would be harmed, war crime. using rape as a weapon of war against israeli women, war crimes, targeting specifically women and children, even babies. war crime, targeting and slaughtering israeli civilians. war crime, stealing humanitarian and civilian aid to support terrorist activity. it is israel is constant over and over, protect the civilians. do not displace palestinians in southern gaza. don't even go into southern gaza. even more, don't fight in southern gaza. most of hamas moved into southern

israel, which used to fond domestic security was now facing a c crisis, the land where they live has been under the control of israel for 20 years, the antifada had tarnished the image projected from israeldidn't know that that this is an occupied. during the 40 years of conflict between palestinians and the israelis, both sides always chose weapons to solve their problems, but this time it was a little different. now this wanted is a go between in this long standing war. we must do all that we can to close the gap between israel and the arab states and between israelis and palestinians. "there can be no substitute diplomacy, the time has come to put an end to arab, israeli conflict. now debating a no conf motion against the government raised by six opposition parties. israel was under pressure, to either accept peace proposal or and the cabinet to someone who solve the issue through negotiations, took place, arafat found himself a dead end as everything was over. soon, during secret meetings with us representatives in tunisia, he received a proposal to reach his goal a lower cost, but the beginning of the entifada put a halt to the plan and arafat came a crossroads. a month later, he an

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that. the us has strong historical and economic ties to israel. the us, which has supported the formation of israel since world war ii, is israel'se of nearly $50 billion dollars in goods and services. as matter of fact, experts believe the creation of israel was the direct result of imperial powers support, including britain and united states policies. without the external support that zionism received from the british, none of what we have seen in the past century and more would have happened as it did. um, british and later american and other external support were absolutely essential to the success of the ziest project from the very beginning. shortly after the beginning of the nakba, or the catastrophe, in which zianist forces expelled hundreds of thousands of palestinians and established israel. the united states started transferring huge cash of weapons to israel. according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,000 weapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground. missiles and bombs, most of which were used

israel is if joe biden instead of making some idle threat, some idle criticism like this, if he turned around and said, okay, call in a halt to all us military flights to israel, effective immediately. "and we're going to suspend foreign assistance to immediately, that would give's attention, he would then, he would care, the reality is, yeah, israel, israel is more isolated now than it has been any time diplomatically, and yet it doesn't care, it's going to pursue this, and it's it's murderous policy against the palestinians without any regard for their lives." "and this is this is the zionist vision and they are pursuing it ruthlessly and to do it until the palestinies are forced out of gaza, so it's not - it remains to be seen how long hamos can continue fighting uh, the they're inflicting number of casualties on the israeli uh occupation force, but israel still has time its side, and as long as it is not facing any kind of economic consequences for its actions. going to continue doing it. all right, so um, john, this next uh move by the eu making announcement with the eu foreign policy joseph barall, that the eu is mulling sanctions against what uh they have described as these israeli setters in the occupied west bank for the violence that they're exercising on them. they're very alarmed, the eu is very alarmed that these sers

and and israel and uh my final question goes to you um here, we're taking a look at the uh way that israel's standing has uh pretty much been decimated uh not to mention the us uh that has uh israel has brought the us down with it in this uh genocidal war uh has israel lost legitimacy on the world stage when it comes to the way that countries are going to be dealing with israel whether it's through trade or through diplomatic means? certainly in terms of popular opinion, um, popular opinion around the world, it's pretty clear, is it's very hostile to what what israel is doing, even in a country like canada, that's the case, um, but uh, whether it leads to long-term ramifications on trade and stuff like that, um, you know, the us is still very powerful, nato is still very powerful, they back israel, uh, it's going to... has clearly been very damaging for uh us uh standing within the middle east and uh and i think more generally i mean you keep the statements coming from south african leader about this being a genocide uh so probably in large swats of africa as well uh to a certain extent in latin america uh but whether this leads to uh long-term effects on um trade and things like

examples are israel under attack, i stand with israel and iranian. "iran stands with israel. expressing solidarity with israel, allegedly on behalf of the iranian people, but even this hashtag didn't make lot of noise. in other words, it failed to achieve. goals for two reasons: first, freedom-seeking people didn't welcome it. second, the hashtag was used mainly by unidentified users. there are around 10 pro israel hashtags and the interesting point is that the second most popular hashtag was used less than 10,00 times. in other words, it was used less than the 10th most popular pro- palestine hashtag. it shows that there is at least an uptake in public awareness throughout the world concerning the issue of palestine, and that's despite all the... investment pro israel groups have made to shift attention in favor of the regime. iranians are purposefully a direct target of israeli and western cyber wars. the youth here are extremely active on social media which might distract them from history. but there are those generations that would remind them of how the iranian people ar

as victim of hamas. examples are israel under attack, i stand with israel and iranians stand with israele trending. it was the most famous hashtag "expressing solidarity with israel" allegedly on behalf of the iranian people. but even this hashtag didn't make lot of noise, in other words, it failed to achieve its goals for two reasons: first, freedom seeking people didn't welcome it. second, the hashtag was used mainly by unidentified users. there are around 10 pro israel hashtags and the interesting point is that the second most popular hashtag was used less than 10 th00 times. in other words, it was used less than the 10th most popular pro-palestine hatch deck. it shows that there is at least an uptake in public awareness throughout the world concerning the issue of palestine, and that's despite all the heavy investment pro israel groups have made to shift attention in favor of the regime. iranians are purposefully a direct target of israeli and western cyber wars. the youth here are extremely active on social media which might distract them from history, but there are those generation

enterprise and economic growth as example, so israel is attempting to basically eliminate the palestine population from israel by whatever means it can, israelin the palestinians, israel uses the same um these same tools that they develop and test on the palestinian population to uh productize and sell to other countries. okay, as you just saw uh prior to our guest are speaking, italy was one of those countries, let's bring back henry noor, palestine solidarity movement, the former columnist san francisco chronicle. henry noor, welcome. back to the program uh, we were just talking about the way that palestiny are um basically restricted when it comes to their economic growth, and one of the basic ways for any economy to five is the issue of water and this availability, but you have this company mokerot that took over uh that aspect of life in the occupied palestinian lands from the go decades ago, and at this point uh it has led ultimately to the displacements of palestinians, tell us the way that this company actually restricted economic growth for palestinians. and uh furthered and advanced uh israel's economic interests in the meantime, w

israel to _ israel? there is lots of pressure inside of israel to get _ israel? f israel to get the - israel? there is lots of pressure i inside of israel to get the hostages back and particularly the remaining women hostages, the elderly hostages and the infirm hostages. and i think that's why we are seeing now so much pressure around these hostage negotiations, where israel wants to get these hostages back, but it simply isn't willing to do it at the price of seizing its military operations completely. and i think it is likely that we will see a deal in the weeks ahead. but the next few days really going to be decisive. and of course, the long—term issues regarding gaza and regarding who potentially would be able to control gaza, is another key element the president biden and prime minister netanyahu clearly are having talks about right now behind the scenes. right. the israeli government has been reluctant to discuss what is going to happen on the day after gaza, before it has actually finished the high—intensity phase of its military operation. and prime minis

that goes to israel, which enables israel to kill women and children, so i'm trying to get an explanation on that, if you maybe can assist me, well uh, look, "the united states is enabling israel to do this, and if it's halted the shipment of the uh ammunition, the bombs, the artillery rounds and told israel we're going to cut off your economic aid, the war would stop, but that's not going to happen because the israeli lobby in the united states under the american israeli political action committee, apac is so strong that israel enjoys majority support among the democrats." and vast majority, overwhelming majority support among republicans, so politically it's just not a feasible option, but but that would stop it in a heartbeat. when you when you observe what happened in yemen, once china intervened and brokered peace between iran and saudi arabia, that war came to an end, because the entire purpose of that war from the us standpoint was try to weak in iran, and saudi up to the saudis up to that point had played along, well they stopped playing. once with the help of the intervention of china and and i believe russia, that war stopped in instant, the killing stopped, the same

indeed. israel says _ israel sounds resolute. indeed. israel says it — israel sounds resolute. ns _ israel sounds resolute. indeed. l israel says it remains determined israel sounds resolute. indeed. - israel says it remains determined to dismantle hamas in gaza and it hasn't changed its war aims at all. there is a lot of international pressure grown from its european allies, the uk, germany, and france, which have called, over the weekend, in different language, for some kind of a ceasefire. the us defence secretary is here, the latest senior us official representing washington's views, basically calling for lower intensity fighting, to move into a different phase of this war. away from major combat operations to more precise targeting of hamas leaders' operations, to rescue the remaining 120 or so hostages in the gaza strip. but later on at the un security council, we understand washington is really resisting some of the language they are calling on a draft resolution, the text circulating for a "cessation of hostilities" and calling for safe and unhindered access for aid into

israel's number one enemy. but this was not enough for israel. egypt should be under israel's control. the sinai desert and the islands were protected by the egyptians themselves. israel was not in danger. shippers israel would not face a problem but the most important issue was water. water and nile river. the nile river was the main source of life for many egyptians and was very important. and lack of water or even lack of water would create a security crisis for egypt. the population of egypt until 2050. reached 160 million people. in case of water cut, more than 2 million farmers would be directly affected. israel has long sought to plunder egypt's water resources since the time of herzl. when it became clear that the transfer of nile water would be accompanied by problems, israel sought to steal the water from its source. since 1946, america has been studying to build a hundred doors in ethiopia the implementation of such plans will satisfy israel's demands. it increased israel's influence in africa. israel first implements agricultural, medical and public programs and then turns t

israel. they still are in abundance now all over the world. then came threatening to blow up israel. israelnation. in 2006 i organized christians united for israel. i brought to san antonio for hundred of the leading evangelicals of the nation. i brought together television network owners, publishers, all of the people who made it happen for the evangelicals. i told them that we should as a people stand up for the jewish people. how many of them would go each year to washington d.c. with me? meet your elected officials, your congressman, have talking points and state what it is you could do for the state of israel. it was a miracle all 400 of them raise their hand and said we would do this. i said everything we do toward the jewish people has no hidden agenda. and they got the message. they showed up. we had 3600 people come just five months later to washington. today it christians united for israel has over 10 million people because we are organized with the national structure by region, by state, by city with the push of a button we can activate 10 million people to go to israel's aid in

israel regime, who should pay the price of this collective punishment? well israel should pay the price and the united states pay the price, mean the bottom line is israel is the nation implementing the policy and the united states is the nation facilitating policy, let's be resured that israel could not do what it's doing um about the supported states, the international community is quite unified demanding cessation of hostilities. and the immediate uh implementation of a massive uh humanitarian assistance uh program for the palestinians in gaza and then for negotiated uh settlement that uh gives the palestinian people what they have deserved for the past 75 plus years is a homeland of their own uh israel doesn't want this. this is the whole reason why this fight is taking place. hamas didn't uh act on october 7th um you in a vacuum uh it was a manifestation have 75 years of israeli occupation, israeli colonial administration, a partide governance, where the palestines literally had no hope for better future, and uh hamas's action uh shook free the rust that had corroded the the peace process and uh this is what israel fears, especially israel uh govern

city of america, death in america, death in america, death in america , death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, and tired. by our presence in this march and by declaring our solidarity and support for the oppressed people of palestine , we announce to the world that the resistance is not alone , as the supreme leader said, we share the grief of all the oppressed people of the world. sana'a while emphasizing the continuation of its military operations to support the palestinian nation against the threats of the new coalition america does not care and they consider the cessation of their attacks to be the end of the occupation regime's attacks against gaza. yemeni officials announced that the us formed this coalition without any legal authorization to militarize the red sea and support israel and encourage it to continue its crimes against the palestinian nation. continues and at the same time warns that any direct operation against yemen will expand the scope of the conflict and turn it into a regional and international war, which will have disastrous results.

blinken through secret shuttle diplomacy seem to be organizing opposition to israel, israel ability to defend itself, israelt war and crush hamas. israel's ability to finally clean out the gaza strip they're talking about two-state solution where israel would lose a major chunk and historic homeland what the hell is gipping on here? >> well mark -- exactly as you and i predict as far back as october 8th joe biden puts more pressure on israel than he puts on hamas which just committed the worst massacre of jews since the holocaust. as we predicted president biden has been sounding notes of restraint and caution and implying that israel is committing war crimes or indiscriminately bombing civilian areas, in fact, israeli defense forces is taking absolutely necessary military action to destroy hamas not just as a terrorist entity but a governorring authority and a social movement. what we should do is back israel to the hilt they don't need patronizing lectures about laws of war they don't need president biden threatening to impose conditions on aid to israel as democrats here in the senate like bernie sanders

escalation of the decades long hostilities between hezbollah and israel, his beloved fired missiles into israel, the day after the masa taxed. and israel retaliated with air strikes and lebanon, and the human bays tutsis have targeted. it is early link chips in the red sea. this puts it around in proxy confrontation with israel. but does that also mean the ring and regime itself could acts against israel directly at one point? let's keep that question in mind for later. so we have taken a closer look at the rang and side, but israel did not just sit back and wait. take these 2 areas and saddam and then syria. both were headed by air strikes, one in 292013 israel is believe to be behind the strikes and hundreds more in syria targeting weapons to prevent them from reaching iran's proxy armies from us in gaza and has the law in southern lebanon. and there's another big and potentially deadly topic. nuclear weapons. the rang and regime has repeatedly said its nuclear program is only to produce energy here on the zillow of course started you. i mean, you never did run a whole lot. it's just not brought power such as the you as china, u k. a

flights to israel effective immediately, and we're going to suspend foreign assistance to israel effective immediately. i would get nahu's attention, he wouldn't even care, the reality is, yeah, israel, israel is more isolated now than it has been any time in its history and diplomatically, and yet it doesn't care, it's going to pursue this, and its murderous policy against the palestinians without any regard for their lives and this is this is the zionist vision and they are pursuing it ruthlessly and they're going to continue to do it until the palestinians are forced out of gazah so it's not remains to be seen how long hamos can continue fighting they're inflicting on the israeli occupation force but israel time its side and as long as it is not facing any kind of economic consequences for its actions, it's going to continue doing it. all right, so john, this move by the eu, making announcement with the eu foreign policy chief josephl, that the eu is mulling sanctions against what they have described as these israel settlers in occupied west bank for the violence that they're exercising on them, they're very alarmed, the eu is very alarmed that... "these settlers are exercising v

government, we don't recognize israel in this program uh, therefore we just refer to it as israel, or the... israel regime, and then he said this is not self-defense and will not make israel safer. the settlements are grave ihl breach, and they are israel's greatest security liability. not to mention that they also incur economic costs for palestinians and finally we go to this one, contradictions deep in israel as genocidal war on gaza enters the third month. it said the settler colonial a partide on occupation will not end unless international sanctions. the program reina tamimi, she is a palestinian activist who joins us. rinard tamimi, welcome to the program. you know, when you take a look at the u.s. israely genocidal war, lot of things are coming to light when it comes to israel's apartide regime practices on occupied palestinian land. one of the things that was shocking in some sense is their announcement of illegal settlements, of which they announced about 1700 or so settlements. there are other things that they are doing simultaneously that has been a hallmark of uh the way that they have

israel. the us, which has supported the formation of israel since world war ii, is israel's top trading partner with annual bilateral trade of nearly $50 billion dollars in goods and services. as matter of fact, experts believe the creation of israel was the direct result of imperial powers support, including britain and united states policies. without the... internal support that zionism received from the british, none of what we have seen in the past century and more would have happened as it did. british and later american and other external support were absolutely essential to the success of the z project from the very beginning shortly after the beginning of the nakba or the catastrophe in which forces expelled hundreds of thousands of palestinians and established israel. the united states started transferring huge cash of weapons to... according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,00 weapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and bombs, most of w

this is what israel fears, especially israel uh governed by benjamin netanyahu and his far right-wing coalition, they've said they don't want palestinian homeland, they want a... greater israel, biblical israel has no palestiny presence, this is fantasy devo reality, but israel is willing to pursue this objective and the kill as many palestinians in the process. all right, vanessa, it's not only that they want palestinan homeland, that's true, but inion to that they didn't want any palestinians either, mean as human beings, remember all those uh, calling names, calling them animals, all that, and then we have some palestinians who were recently freed in this swapping that happened. recently and they recount what they went through, what in israel custody, they mostly complain about those humiliating,ers that they suffer more than the physical ones, so i want to ask you where this kind of mentality and mindset ended from, this feeling that some israelies have, they feel superior to palestinians, well i mean ever since the british in reality supported and incubated design is colonialist. project, this entity has been a death cult. if you look at what has happened since 1947 goi

favor, but israel is paying quite a heavy price, emigration to israel has virtually stocked, read recently that half million israelis had led let the country, 360,00 israel are being reservists. are tied up in the fighting, about half million, sorry, not half a about 300,00 have been evacuated from the northern towns and villages and the southern towns and villages, israel cannot go on paying this price indefinitely, sooner or later, probably sooner the they will uh withdraw, leaving behind a big neth, that will be the outcome, well let's go along with that uh train of thought there, we came in the final question to you uh israel is bleeding, there's no doubt about that uh, the figures are, i think around 250, give or take million uh dollars per day, perhaps that they're losing the uh, their economy is uh is not doing well at all, especially the tech sector, i'm sure you're well aware of some of the headlines regarding the how poorly is doing, the question is even if this war, even if this war - genocidal war is over, uh, what is there to say that israel is going to be able to recuperate from it uh given the extents that this war in terms of the duration