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secretary of state, down to the blinking is in israel as possible. week long diplomatic tor aimed at trying to prevent an escalation of the war in gaza. short time ago he met with israel's president, is that can solve who sunk the us principles and commitment to protecting his country. mister blinking is due to hotels with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his won't cabinet. is expected to press them to do more, to protect civilian lives and to protect and to prevent its war. a garza from turning into a regional conflict. i just come from a number of countries in the region. tricky grease jordan cutter. i remember to share some of that i heard from those leaders with the president as well as the prime minister in the cabinet later today. and of course, we'll have an opportunity to families some of the discuss to bring everyone to talk about the way for special correspondent abraham in jerusalem about what was expected of mister lincoln's visit or well the secretary of state is set to meet with is really leadership the prime minister and the war cabinet, among others, and these conversations are not expected to be easy. there are now sig

in 1985, hezbollah officially declares its existence in lebanon and calls israel an occupier. for the first time, israel faces a cohesive, unified and organized group. while the resistance force has shown itself off in lebanon, despair and hopelessness prevail in palestinian territories. no individual or organization is able or desires to help palestine. the economic conditions of palestinians worsens by the day. zianist suppression and disrespect are darted towards palestinin life. palestinian workers are run over by a truck and four people are killed, many others are injured and the community becomes infuriated. during the funerals, clashes erupt. palestinians attack israelis with stones. 17. old student muhammad hotim abu sisi is killed by israel. the clash is heighten and people rise up in a revolutionary movement. the first interfada. from within the first interfada, the hamas resistance movement led by sheikh ahmed yasin takes shape. israel wants to... press the movement, but that is beyond its strength. the solution lies in negotiations. israel needs peace to restore power, israel's deman

who is going to force israel to _ times to stop this war. stop this war? - times to stop this war. who is going to force israel to stop this war? it i to force israel to stop this war? [i is to force israel to stop this war? is only the international to force israel to stop this war?- is only the international community that can do it. it is only the international community. there is no other force. international community. there is no otherforce. at international community. there is no other force. at the international community. there is no otherforce. at the european union we are strongly supported by the united nations. allow me to pay tribute to the work done by the secretary general in looking for peace. the majority of nations in the united nations have supported the united nations have supported the people of gaza. the european union, the us, the arab world... everybody who wants to engage in price. this is the one that can build the solution and make it a reality. not like the parties alone, because it is clear that 30 years after,

ready handedly enabling israel to pursue the war in gaza. at the same time, israel's european allies are beginning to abstain from the votes, more and more countries, even arab countries, that israel has normalize relations with via the abraham records, are voting for the ceasefire. hampering israel's efforts to ralph held us some countries such as south africa and chad, a folder in basset. it was from israel and other even more powerful countries are beginning to speak out against israel's activities. this really government should do more to discriminate sufficiently between terrorist and civilians. ensuring its campaign is targeted on the mos leaders and operatives after israel receive such a devastating blow and october 7th. what can be the reason for the erosion of its supports? the reason seems to be is really rhetoric many right. mean politicians including military personnel located at the cure. yeah. which is basically israel's pentagon right behind me. i've come out with statements that seem to imply that it's more as nothing more than simple revenge

after the israeli wars and the defeat of the arabs of israel time stabilization. internally it pays. it expels palestinians, hides documents, builds industry and takes over vacant land. then he transfers the jews of other countries to israel , so that they can form the lower parts of society as cheap labor. on the other side of the field, palestinians after forced migration in the countries. palestinian fighters based in jordan penetrate into the motherland and start operations. in march 1968, israel attacked the palestinian camp of karama in jordan in revenge for the activities of the militants and destroyed everything. after that tension increases. palestinian fighters to lebanon. the economic and social conditions of lebanon are not suitable. social activists like imam musa sadr are trying for unity and cohesion and removing deprivation, but the political groups are not coherent. they do not have long-term plans . and they do not tolerate each other's presence, and worst of all, israel attacks lebanon under the pretext of preventing palestinian attacks.

power diminishes, israel has lost a lot of that strength with strength which it used to possess, but i think netanyahu is behaving in a quite an unrealistic way, and at the same time uh... right, he is focusing on his own political future, but the problem is that um the americans who remain, the you know, they are the ones who keep israel alive if you would like, they are persevering or continuing with this support, that's what's keeping israel going, and i think that um, in that particular issue, netanyahu, we have to confess, has succeeded in preserving that american support and therefore preserving the continuation of... the war and keeping himself out of prison right and charlotte, the is really goal, one of the goals they stated was eliminating hamas, it's proved to be pipe dream, hasn't it, palestinian fighters are resilient, they are taking out more invading troops, resistance fighters in lebanon, iraq and yemen also uh you know conducting the retaliatory uh operations inflicting more damage and fatalities on the occupation regime, your take? "the zionist regime has always declared that it is going to eliminate the leadership of the palestinian resistance.

the fact that hazballah is not allowing israel to drag it into an all-out war which would suit israel's timing, that's one of the main reasons why we have hazbullah being very calculated in its approach and being proportionate to the israel." responses, it has to be also admitted that right, if you were talking about this situation 20 years ago, any small cross border operation from hazbullah would invited would have invited huge retaliation, that isn't taking place now and that ows very much to the deterrance which hazbullah has succeeded in, right, exactly. now charlotte, the longer the aggression drags on, the more pressure is being heaped on prime minister netanyahu, his early families are angry, has not been able to bring their loved ones back home, some israeli captives have even been killed in iof attacks, and uh, the question is if netan yahu cares at all about the release of these captives? well, i think it's very clear that netan yahoo doesn't care about the release of the captives, netan yahoo only cares about extending his political career and keeping himself out of jail, um, and s

rushed to hospital in the process to another is really building target specific in southern guns. israel time is optimized strikes in the occupied west. i'm telling what's it called a high ranking targets and focused on some is a round top diplomats and his mom about the accusing said wrong of an attack inside it's habits. right. the welcome to the peg. oh we begin in golf. so we're at least 163 palestinians have been killed in his riley strikes in the past 24 hours. several areas in the south of being targeted. at least 8 people have been killed in rough or including 2 children. schools have injured have been taken to hospital and con eunice, at least the team palestinians were killed in his right, the strikes on residential areas around the nozzler hospital and the amount of under guitar. the plane has landed in egypt covering that as an age that's bound for garza, and that was after a deal was pro, could by cots on funds, which will see some much needed humanitarian, a given to palestinians who are facing simon like conditions packs of medication will be given to 45 of these right. the cap

power diminishes, israel has lost a lot of that strength with strength which it used to possess, but i think netanyahu is behaving in a quite an unrealistic way, and at the same time, you're right, he is focusing on his own political future, but the problem is that um, the americans who remain, the you know, they are the ones to keep israel alive if you would like, they are persevering or continuing with this support, that's what's keeping israel going, and i think that um, in that particular issue, netanyahu, we have to confess, has succeeded in preserving that american support and therefore preserving the continuation of the war and keeping himself out of prison, right, and uh, charlotte, the is really goal, one of the goals they stated was eliminating hamas. proved to be pipedream, hasn't it? palestinian fighters are resilient, they are taking out more invading troops, resistance fighters in lebanon, iraq and yemen are also conducting the retaliatory uh operations, inflicting more damage and fatalities on the occupation regime. your take, the zionist regime has always declared that it is going to eliminate the leadership of the palestinian resistance, um, when

the fact that hazballah is not allowing israel to drag it into an all-out war which would suit israel's timing, that's one of the main reasons why we have hazbullah being very calculated in its approach and being proportionate to the israel." responses, it has to be also admitted that right, if you were talking about this situation 20 years ago, any small cross border operation from hazbullah would invited would have invited huge retaliation, that isn't taking place now and that ows very much to the deterrance which hazbullah has succeeded in, right, exactly. now charlotte, the longer the aggression drags on, the more pressure is being heaped on prime minister netanyahu, his early families are angry, his not been able to bring their loved ones back home, some israeli captives have even been killed in iof attacks and uh, the question is if netan yahu cares at all about the release of these captives? well, i think it's very clear that netanyahu doesn't care about the release of the captives, ned nyahu only cares about extending his political career and keeping himself out of jail, um, and so he'

but israel always stopped short of a re occupation of gaza due to international pressure. this time however, things look differently after october 7th, where israel suffer the rate torture mutilation and murder over 1200 other citizens the worst one day tragedy of the jewish people since the holocaust. the attitude in israel towards gaza has completely changed this time. israel is going for a full obliteration of from us and temporary occupation of gaza until a caretaker government can be found. and even though there are growing calls for a ceasefire and even grumbling in the american administration, israel seems to be going all the way. this is robbie berman reporting from television for r t a terrorist organization. these law makes state is claimed responsive. but let's see for a recent deadly by making any run. the incident took place during a commemoration ceremony for a deceased. iranian general, more than 100 people were killed in nearly twice the number where when did the care of his group describe it as in my tide, i'm a patient artie is use of july, the reports from this po

even if the court did not hold for a cease fire over israel to pull out of garza. this is the 1st time israel is shipped of what palestinian c as in peter e g at the expense is not clear if it will abide by any of the rulings or how. but for decades, israel has been saying that it has the most moral army in the world. the international court of justice deans otherwise and now is, will, is required to submit the report within a months, showing how it complies with these provisional measures for the how many others you tell of it's all right, let's take a closer look at the specifics of the ice each, a ruling decode of israel to desist from all acts of genocide against the palestinian people in these include killing as well as causing serious bodily or mental home. it says is real. must take steps to ensure its military does not commit acts of genocide, and that measures must be taken to prevent and punish the incitement of genocide. israel has been ordered to allow basic services and humanitarian assistance into goza. the court also ruled that israel must prevent the destruction of any

ready especially with respect to its handling of israel's times against palestinians. oh um, but i just wanna make another i, i just like to make a final point here. and that is that we have seen very troubling videos of is really soldiers opposing take talks, posting on social media in general of them committing crimes burning down civilian homes, blowing up entire neighborhoods in gaza, posting videos of, of the aftermath of rubble firing, grenade launchers, onto the houses and smiling, abusing detains palestinians and dedicating acts of destruction to uh other soldiers or their family members. and so this is actually very interesting to take note of from a legal perspective because this means that a lot of the typical objections that may be formed against digital evidence like credibility, trustworthiness, or authenticity would not be. ringback able to be easily brought in this case because we're seeing a tremendous amount of self incrimination. oh, very interesting point. you bring um, chris morris. i wanna share a tweet with you, posted by another os into research

but israel always stopped short of a re occupation of gaza due to international pressure. this time however, things look differently after october, 7th, or israel suffer the rape torture mutilation and murder over 1200 other citizens the worst one day tragedy of the jewish people since the holocaust. the attitude in israel towards gaza has completely changed this time. israel is going for a full obliteration of from us and temporary occupation of gaza until a caretaker government can be found. and even though there are growing calls for a ceasefire and even grumbling in the american administration, israel seems to be going all the way. this is robbie berman reporting from television for our t. hundreds of protests is demanding a safe spot in gauze of packed because all the california state capital building in sacramento the and the assembly session happens to be a john, just a minutes off to competing and teach the demonstration organize as well the to his voice piece on, if not now for the last to an international, and that was switch says it sounds a, gave somebody this protest of

this one is by the new york times and examines one of the israel's deadliest attacks on gaza. so far, the october 31st bombing of a dense neighborhood in the north of this trip, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the down man, the more and so i guess the question here is in a place as an accessible as gauze a at the moment, how crucial is open source intelligence to get to the truth of what's happening on the ground. well, it's vital because as you said, we do not have access on the ground. but it's also sometimes what is being recorded. it's not just the significant moments, it's what maybe all the time you might deem is insignificant, but later becomes to become a crucial part of investigation. and i can give you an example from our own work. when we were looking into the strike is really striking, a group of 7 journalists in south lebanon on the 13th of october. it wasn't necessarily the explosion that was caught on camera that was so vital to what we could, how we could intervene in that case. but it was the 40 minutes of recording beforehand while

time and the tunnels as their strategy. purposefully built tunnels and the knowledge hamas has israel will continue to use their military advantage to destroy them and at the same time they can't get to the underground tunnels and so much effort has been placed in m building these tunnels, that it makes it very difficult for israel to even achieve their complete military objective, much less their strategic ability. >> fascinating to hear you because it makes you realize how despite the fact israel is so much stronger than hamas, you looked in on the numbers, it has capacity to dwarf hamas, it is still at a kind of disadvantage. stay with us. when we come back, i want to ask whether this war will spread. robin wright says it already has spread. i'll ask her to explain when we come back. >>>. >>> around we are back with retired u.s. army general mark hertling and robin wright. robin, you say this gaza operation has already spread in the sense that it has involved, it has kind of intersected now with lots of different things going on in the middle east. can you explain what you mean? >> before october 7th there were ten different c

hisbullah escalates against dynast israel this week on the media stream. time now for the in-depth section of the program uh, we are looking at the food industry in israel in terms of the crisis that it is experiencing, at least that's what the food industry association is saying, instances of uh supermarket shalls being empty is one example, but is there really a crisis and how deep is this crisis? let's try to find out if we can answer you with those questions: first, the location of the israeli. food production facilities uh, in terms of the impact, 90% of them have been impacted, the reason it's actually very logical because they're located in conflict zones, in terms of the geography, they're in the northern and southern regions of occupied palestine, so uh that obviously is logical reason for them uh to be experiencing disruptions. next up, let's take a look at the uh way that uh the impact fairs out percentage-wise, well 90% of israeli farmers have been affected by this, the impact on israeli farmers uh is quite severe when you take a look at the percent

israel sought to put gag on the alternative narrative, and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures. and this documentary, welcome to back to the news here on press tv. the international court of justice has ordered israel to prevent genocidal acts committed inside gaza, but stopped short of ordering a ceasefire. in move that is frustrated propanestinian activists, only six of the special measures requested by south africa were granted by the icj, including increased humanitarian aid to be allowed into the devastated palestinian territory, we were 26,00 have already been killed in the us israely genocide. it was a ruling weeks in the making, lawyers acting for south africa had requested the international court of justice implement special measures that would prevent more deaths and a further humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. this whilst the main case of genocide is considered against tel aviv, a process which could take years. in the court's view, the four mentioned facts and circumstances are suffici

but israel always stopped short of a re occupation of gaza due to international pressure. this time, however, things look differently after october, 7th for israel suffer the rate torture mutilation, and murder over 1200 other citizens the worst one day tragedy of the jewish people since the holocaust. the attitude in israel towards garza has completely changed this time. israel is going for a full obliteration from us and temporary occupation of gaza until a caretaker government can be found. and even though there are growing calls for a ceasefire and even grumbling in the american administration, israel seems to be going all the way. this is robbie berman reporting from television for our t but the result in evasion is la mic state is claimed responsibility for a reason deadly bombing and arrive the incident took place during yakima ration, say i might need for a c c rate in general. more than 100 people were killed a nearly twice that number. when did the terrace group describe it as much? i have done more patients are these use of july, the reports on this 5 different types. thi

israel? 75 year. of support is uh the duration of time and the us has contributed around $130 billion to israel since its founding. that figure is uh obviously not accurate in terms of other sources to have cited larger uh us assistance when it comes to israel. nevertheless this particular entry sited that figure. time not to introduce our guess for our first q&a. joining us is dave warren. dave warren is a political activist. dave warren, welcome to the program uh taking a look at uh the way that this onslot is costing uh israel, we're looking anywhere between 220 to up to $269 million dollars per day. "and of course that does uh impact the gdp of israel in and the economy overall in more ways than one uh the uh way that there's a budget shortfall and deficit as a result of that is quite uh a shock for the economy. how do you think uh israel's going to fair when it comes to continuing with these costs um because this is going to continue for quite some time it appears? do you think that israel can actually withstand this war or onslot? must say?" "well, when you break it down into sheer statis

, israel, israel , listen three times with all your heart, death to america . the clenched fists of the leader, peace be upon him, came the assistant leader came. peace be upon ali muhammad, the helper of the leader came. peace be upon ali muhammad , the helper of the leader came . peace be upon ali muhammad, the helper of the leader. peace be upon ali muhammad, the helper of the leader . the blood that is in our veins, we are not from kufa, let ali be alone, we are not from kufa , let ali be alone, we are from khub ali, only to the mother of the majlis . and the enmity of the enemies and the wickedness of the evil people with the insight of the people revolutionary people, people on the stage and people who shined well in various fields in exams, the people of kerman province, an honor that exists for the people of kerman, for our dear iran and for the islamic ummah , sardar. dear sir sardar sarfaraz, mr. sardar salami , the honorable commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps , legitimately. they gave very good and useful tips. why is the hatred of

it wasn't the first time israel sought to put gag on the alternative narrative and every time it has h the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures in this documentary. israel has carried out new attacks on gaza, they include an artillery strike on the city of rufa killing 12 palestinians, separate attack on area near gaza's old city. took the lives of 20 other people, the total death toll from israel's more than 3 months of onslot tops 23,800. hamas representative in lebanon says israel has failed to achieve any of his objectives in gaza despite the regime's genocidal war. osama hamdan said israel has failed to break the determination and the resistance of palestinians. he said the resistance forces will continue to carry out.

daish has never attacked israel and quite the opposite. during the timethey were active in syria and killing people in syria, when daish members were injured, israel took them to their hospitals for treatment, and there are many documents that support this claim that there is a relationship between israel and daesh, y esto hay investigaciones, hay muchos documentos que lo demuestran así es, por lo tanto es falso, so it's not true that only hamas is confronting israel, hamas. a catholic church where they all had taken refuge, this is a disaster, but the west, which claims to be christian, cannot even take a look at those who were killed. how is this media under such control? and how are they so much at the service of giant corporations, and basically american imperialism and the zionist regime. there is one minute left, so please, as farewell, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking nations. and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the

times a day because they play outside all day and come back hungry. it is the situation is difficult, extremely difficult, a famine over more than a $25000.00 palestinians have been killed in israel month, long or ongoing. there are no signs of the suffering will in any time. soon. most of the people in garza have been displaced several times since early october. now they have little ito and nowhere else left to go. any more of the 0. the 5 o 8 agencies, a warning of an increasing risk of sounding and gaza with more than 90 percent of the population now deemed to be at least at a crisis level. now that's the 3rd phase of the i p. c, global food and security scale, phase 5 is classified as famine and not level is already being experienced by a quarter of the population. in northern garza, the others that mainly fall into the emergency or crisis levels of food and security. 15 percent of internally displaced. people in gauze that are already in standing, nearly half of them are estimated to be experiencing emergency levels of hunger. now, in the south, 15 percent of people are living and stress levels of food and security. that's the 2nd phase on that scale. the rest are experienci

even if the court did not hold for a cease fire or for israel to pull out of gaza. this is the 1st time israel is shipped of what palestinian c. as in peter g of the expense is not clear if it will abide by any of the rulings or how. but for decades, israel has been saying that it has the most moral army in the world. the international court of justice, deans otherwise. and now is, will, is required to submit the report within a months showing how it complies with these provisional measures for the how many others you tell of the palestinians. in gauze, i have expressed disappointment at the routing which stop short of ordering a seas fond of some of the year. the international court was supposed to at least to demand an immediate cease by a bus. and fortunately it didn't. we really disappointed because it's like saying this aggression came continue. it's a pretty good rebuilding. yes, we heard about the i see a decision in the hate and it's not what we expect to most of the display people of civilians including children living that we hope that the decision would reflect that which hum

the military operations in gaza, the only by israel time, everything that destroy now can be rebuilt. if the is not the sustainable solution, if i must finance is i'm not attacked globally. and that's why we have is really global corp, if there is no sustainable stable solution for gallons up once the military operations, the over all of this is just fine. yes. but not more before, this is all being the building, whether it's calling itself, how much or some of the name that will be a new extreme is generation because i must have made sure to train enough children to hate is where it is and use to rebuild instruct chat soon on it. yeah, definitely the cycle will be repeating itself funds the auction there is always decision that we appreciate your time in your analysis. thank you. thank you so much. i the hey, senior homos official says that a shipment of medicine intended for dozens of his really hostages being held in gaza is on its way to the territory. the delivery comes after guitar and france mediated an agreement between israel and the militant group. it also calls for aid to b

he has 2 of them at least 4 times since the war began. and he's visited israel 5 times over that same period during this trip on top of meetings scheduled in israel and in ramallah . and, you know, keep on westbank. lincoln is also expected to be in the united arab emirates. jordan cuts are saudi arabia and egypt. well, can we help? it has more now on his trip from the white house, the secretary of state antony blinkin being sent to the middle east. capitals, as well as israel and the occupied west back president joe biden, sending him because of fears that the escalating pensions in the region could broaden into a wider regional war. the concern, but the escalation in the red sea as a result of attacks by whose these on commercial shipping vessels and the retaliation by the united states. and also the recent attack on a senior, hamas leader and his aides and the attribution of responsibility assigned to israel by both hamas and hezbollah could in turn lead to a broader regional war. the united states trying to calm the rhetoric stem the violence in the hopes th

isn't that israel has fallen serbia several times since october at seven's. what's the stated goal of the strikes? yes. as i said, that they are attacking even in the forces inside syria. and this has a been a very big life. indeed, they are attacking the sea of an ottoman, and they are taking a, gave me that to the sides sites inside syria. and they want actually actually they want to weaken the susie, i'm out of me. i'm weak in the city and we'd have to be capabilities because when syria is week, is that i have got a thing going on heis for ever and the c m. yeah. when, when syria is we are unable to support thomas, i'm to support has one line to support of up parts of the resistance access. and i think those aspects must, i guess the bottom because there is a guy who wants to 5 pm on the big guns best the gulf end attack here on directly about the death to attack you. and so the main goal is to the end, the main goal is the city and the list of it's gaped by predicting syrian syria, as, as faith has of i to go. but it was the last 2 minutes or that i shot

genocide jack, but what we've consistent behind from the administration is there's plenty of time for that. as israel still has enough time before the heat of the campaign season to do whatever it has to do to keep the suffering will continue. but then the they might start getting a bit more wired and maybe a bit more concerned. maybe we'll get some more on the record information about what by confused about that suffering as the election approaches. because clearly, as we saw on saturday, hundreds of thousands of people are in the streets of the us. saying that this is the effect of us foreign policy. it's a failure personally of jo button, who apparently doesn't seem to recognize the humanity, a final sentence. us state of iowa for many k costa national concepts to choose a republican presidential candidate on monday. votes is will need to brave sub 0 temperatures to discuss who they want to be. the next president for engine reports from i it was capital demoya. it's a strange way to run an election. take the not particularly representative state, overwhelmingly white rule and heavily religious. th

time to ask some hard questions. has it been proportional to the damage that hamas inflicted on israel? has the israeli government been careful to avoid civilian casualties? was there another path? i ask this as a supporter of israel, a country i believe has been a remarkable success in an environment that was for decades deeply hostile to it. and with some countries like iran remain opposed to its existence. i'm also dismayed and appalled at the rise of anti-semitism across the world, a powerful reminder why israel was founded in the first place. this week, hearings in the international court of justice began to determine if israel's government is committing genocide against the palestinians in gauze oz. i think the charge is invalid. there is no systematic effort to exterminate gaza's population. if there were, given the vast disparity in power, israel would surely have killed many more than 23,000 people, though of course, that number is still staggeringly high. the death toll, i should note, comes from the hamas-run health ministry in gaza. genocide is an incendiary accusation that

at one time, israel did this , it had taken actions in several stages, but it had no responsibility in the tactical space, even when it assassinated arori in lebanon, not saying we did it in any way. yes, this is the first time in months. in the past, the israelis took responsibility when they are responsible. it means that they feel that they have a relative tactical advantage. look, there is a strategy that the israelis have called strategy. the famous fried sausage is when you want to fry the sausage in one area and then slowly fry the other part. to carry out this action and when to this result. they found that the tactical capability of confronting them was weak and was less than their tactical action. in that situation, carrying out operational measures and then accepting the responsibility, the only thing that exists is that against. we must take tactical countermeasures. if general measures are taken, it is natural that this issue will create the necessary deterrence against israel. one of the things that creates deterrence is credibility. the first thing is power and the secon

belfry citrus speaking to me from new york that could katara says it has broke or did you between israel on time off for the delivery of humanitarian aid and medication to civilians inside gaza, including israel is being held captive by hum us the deal done. incorporation with friends comes and made repeated international calls for a ceasefire. these really government says it will maintain military pressure on him, off to eliminate the group, which is considered a terraced organization by many countries. but the as rarely defense minister says the military will switch tactics and start scaling back as military operations in the status of the territory as trucks of bead entered through gaza. southern border with egypt, smoke rises over rafa. residents and the border city spent the morning looking through rubble for mr. drake, the night before. even as israel says, it will tell him down the intensity of its operations. there they say 12 of their neighbors died a new tact the present moment doesn't. how would they at fault they were having dinner? we want peace. notable look at the destruction in t

it wasn't the first time israel sought to put gag on the alternative narrative, and every time it hass and palestinian counter measures in this documentary. "the person most responsible for taking away this freedom in america is donald trump, this going to go on for a while, they got this plan, one more year." sur une photo ah ouais. first tv headlines this hour day 110 of the israely aggression on gaza claims some 210 palestinin lives on unis in southern gaza is the hardest hit. iraq slams us evades on resistance groups positions and advises washington force the israeli regime to stop his genocide in gaza instead, and turkey's president erdogan officially receives iran's president raise, was arrived in anchora on an official visit. the genocidal war in gaza tops the agenda.

israel. for the 1st time, its answering for its actions before the international court of justice, the case was pulled by south africa and israel stands accused of committing and having the intention to commit genocide against palestinians in garza. these where the government says the case is baseless. the load one month ago, the one of them know south africa. it's not us who came to commit genocide. it's come us and how most would kill us all if it could. in contrast, our military acts in the most moral way. it does everything possible to avoid harming civilians with more than 23000. we have this thing. instead, israel doesn't deny kidding high numbers of civilians, but it blames him us. it says the arms group is guilty of in storing its infrastructure and your hospitals, schools and homes. even communities vulnerable to attacks from is really forces. but evidence. israel is put forward to back. this claim has proven false in the post. this is a grab bag hours off to striking ship a hospital and goes to city. israel's army, deleted this video, which it claimed proved there was a how must come

oh, for israel to pull out of gaza. this is the 1st time israel is shipped of what palestinian c. as in peter e, g at the expense is not clear if it will abide by any of the rulings or how, how. but so dick is, israel has been saying that it has the most moral army in the world. the international court of justice, deans, otherwise. and now is, will, is required to submit the report within a months showing how it complies with these provisional measures for the how many others you tell of. it's meanwhile the united states says the ruling is consistent with its view that israel has the right to take action in accordance with international law. particular haine has more or less from washington dc. it is got a couple at the white house in attempts to use the verdict from the international court of justice as a kind of indication. we simply have said consistently, we find that that, that, that claim is, is on the found. and you know that the court also did not find israel guilty of joseph a final decision on whether this is genocide is likely years away. but the court did order israel