[applause] ♪ on israel, on israel high. ♪ on israel, on israel high.k you, cantor. again god bless you all. may god protect all of us and the people of israel. amen. thank you for being here. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> u.s. house is tohout a speaker a full two weeks after representative kevin mccarthy was removed from the position. lawmakers met yay to vote on his potential replaceme two wanted 17 votes that arehe needed. the now returning today at 11 a.mern. when we expect a second round of to occur. as ittands ojai representative jim jordan remains 17 votes short of 217 after 20 republicans voted for someone else in the first bella. follow the speaker eleion live on c-span when house returns. you can also watch using the free c-span now video app or go online to c-span.org. >> c-span is run filtered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> buckeye broadband support c-span as a public service, along with these other television pr

israel is not a member of the court. the regime has failed to cooperate with the investigation rejecting the court. jurisdiction: the iranian president has hailed the countries that voted for a un general resolution condemning israeli crimes. brahim rais says the adoption of the resolution despite a caritan policy pursued pigemonic powers is a significant accomplishment. he also says efforts to convene a meeting of the organization of islamic corporation or another step towards stopping israel atrocities against palestinians. on friday, the un general assembly overwell. approv the resolution that calls for humanitarian truce in the gar strip. non-binding resolution demands an immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian true. it also condemns all acts of violence against civilians. people around the world continue with the demonstrations in solidarity with palestinians amit growing anti-isral sentiments over the regime's brutal aggression against the besieged ghazas rib. thousands gathered in australia's largest city sy

israel's current actions as well as israel's overall policies toward the palestinians. frank smith press tv so meanwile new york have flood the streets of the city to protest against the unconditional us support for israel and the call for the liberation of palestine. we are sick and tired of it and we are here's new yorkers to say that we're against this and we're against uh the politicians the local politicians as well like new york. city mayor eric adams and new york state governor kathy hokell who have both pledged unconditional support to israel, which means that they provide unconditional support to the killing of our people, they do not represent their constituence, they do not represent new york city, and you're going to see that loud and clear today. today is important because what we saw in last 24 hours we as we've been seeing in the last 75 years of occupation, is ghaza is in a complete blackout, israel has cut off electricity, water, food, connection and even transportation in and out of gazza, and so that's why today is extremely important that we're mobil

death to israel . israel. death to israel . death to israel. death to israel death to israel death to america death to israel death to israel death to israel death to israel death to israel death to america death to america death to america death to israel death to america, death to israel, the king of our leader, a man in israel, shaher harb, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to america, death to america, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel , death to israel, death to down with america. the people were convinced that america would die from these images alone a part of the cry of the people of chaharmahal and bakhtiari province was in support of the oppressed people of palestine. thank you very much for providing an opportunity to hear the voice of the people of chaharmahal bakhtiari province. iran is the land and because of their presence today in rahimai to support the palestinian people, but just as you were in the news, the zionist regime targeted southe

israel is not a member of the court. the regime has failed to cooperate with the investigation, rejecting the courts jurisdiction. and now to the west bank where israeli forces have killed four more palestinians during raid on several areas of the occupied territory. two palestinians were killed during israeli rad in jaine. earlier, young palestinian man succumbed to the wounds he had saying by israel. gun fire in the city of anapus, he was shot in the malata refugee camp, elsewhere in the west bank, 25 year old hossain rabbi was killed in the dashi refugee camp in the city of bethlehem, the latest palit is raised to 117, the total number of palestinians killed by israeli troops in the west bank since october the seventh, that's when the regime launched its war on the besed ga. iran has called for the formation of international legal committee to investigate is war crimes in the gas strip. israel has good all four international crimes that is crime of aggression. war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and not jus

you would be in support of funding israel? caller: israel and ukraine. somebody said something very smart recently. there was an axis part. what is happening now is history being repeated. there was an axis -- you will have to excuse my ability to say certain words. i had surgery on my throat. axis powers at one time during hitler's again, the holocaust, was japan, italy, and germany. now we have an axis power and somebody said it recently, iran, russia, china, and north korea. we are in trouble as a world because those are the bad guys. we are not the bad guys. but the same kind of propaganda has been thrown out there. we have people who are doing it in our government. just like during hitler's time, we had nazis in our government. host: let's move to ronald. caller: good morning. i want to say wake up to the democrat party. the people going into israel and destroying them and trying to take over, they are the same that brought the twin towers down. wake up. host: same in what sense? same one in what sense? caller: they had it all plotted. they got into

hamas that israel tortured omar. dragma to death, the resistance group said the regime bears full responsibility for the death of the 58-year-old palestinian. dragma was arrested following the recent military operation carried out by hamas against israel on. up with the seventh. israel wages its disproportionate war on gaza. it is trying to put out the fires on multiple fronts. there's a situation in the occupied west bank, the possibility of dealing with hezbollah militarily and the resistance fronts. then you have the media narrative that is trying to control and the protests that are destroying its fake image. these are all natural consequences of exercising an apartite regime which may constitute an existential threat to israel. israel's war in gaza may have brought devastation to the street accompanied by the massacre of civilians, mostly women and children, but israel's nijork reaction to its complete intel and military failure at the hands of hamas and resistance fighters may have another casualty, israel itse

to israel, death to israel . we are every muslim in every part of the world. he who hears the voice of a muslim oppressor and does not reach his cry is a muslim. death in america death in israel, death in israel, what you saw was a frame from kermanshah province. on friday, al-aqsa storm and support for the palestinian people and condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime, we will go to golestan province . i will say hello to my good colleague mrs. mohammad nejad and have a good time and we will be with them. yes, in the name of god. rahman al-rahim, i am also your presence, dear colleague mrs. emami, all my hardworking colleagues in khabar network and dear viewers , i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect, and from the homeland of the awakened people of golestan , we send greetings to the oppressed people of palestine. today, golestan is the land of brotherhood, unity and unity. another of there was an enthusiastic presence of different classes of people in the cities of the province. golestanis today,

every day, hamas sends rockets into israel, and waits for israel's response.er last weekend's attack, israel says these air strikes are just the beginning, and that people living in the north of gaza should leave now. gaza's salahadin road has become a lifeline for people flowing south, a humanitarian corridor labelled "safe". not always. a strike here yesterday killed at least 12 people. the bbc has verified the location. women and children under five among the casualties. israel says it's investigating. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, visited the troops gathered at gaza's borders today. "the next stage is coming", he told them. "are you ready?" the israeli army has been pounding gaza from here across the border and also from the air. israel says it doesn't deliberately target civilians, and that this is directed at the people who do. today, israel said it had killed the organiser of last weekend's attack. ali qadi was released from an israeli jail more than a decade ago in a prisoner exchange deal with hamas. israel says it was he who planned th

stands with israel. i've gotten calls since we've come back, israelis have been so gratified that they were there at a time of great need, at a time when these vicious terrorists were trying to intimidate the world from supporting israel. with their vicious activities. second, we met with the leads for the israel to discuss in detail what israel needs in terms of resources so that we can put together the bested apackage. and third we wanted to show that the u.s. is bipartisan. and we had two democrat, two republicans, and myself. the task now is three-fold. one to eliminate the threat to ha -- threat of hamas. if hamas is allowed to continue, the same thing will happen again. if you read the hamas convention and their history, they believe that there should be no jews between the mediterranean and the jordan river. they would do to the rest of the jews in israel what they did to the jews along the gaza line. second is to secure safe rawrn of the hostages. third is to remind israel that she must be humani

at the height of israel's attacks, there is a hint of war israel explodes. israel is surprised.ervers notice that something had changed in hezbollah's battle with israel. but israel did not understand. one of the soldiers said later: we didn't know what was happening and what was going to happen to us. we only knew that we were killing. they thought that the hezbollah forces were probably stationed in tents and with a kalashnikov, but when the soldiers attacked , they were faced with hydraulic steel shutters and a network of complex tunnels. an israeli soldier later confesses. i am ashamed to admit that we used to drink water from hezbollah's headquarters and we went to local shops to get food. of course , the israeli soldiers looted the shops. the advice of people like benjamin ben elizar to attack was wrong from the start. america pursues a quick ceasefire. because israel needs reconstruction. in the middle of the talks, israel attacks again, but this attack also fails, and israel has to comply with the un resolution. in the last 72 hours of the war , israel drops about one mi

toward israel.ut you see israel's iron dome system hitting a lot of those rockets, preventing them from moving closer toward israel. i want to bring back cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson. he's right near the israeli border with gaza right now. we've seen these rockets going off in gaza throughout many hours now. what are you seeing from where you are right now, you're much closer to the scene obviously. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, we're really getting a sense of just how active this military zone is in the dark behind me here. we can't go further down this highway. it's about 2.5 miles to gaza. it's an active military zone. the israeli defense forces, as you were told by the spokesman earlier, don't have full control of the area. i can hear a helicopter in the sky above me now, and we've been able to hear that helicopter coming in, getting close to gaza, and then heavy machine gunfire from that helicopter required presumably into gaza or supporting israeli defense forces on the ground

negotiations with israel, no recognition of israel.ories to them. the 28th, 1970, after the end of the emergency meeting of the air summit, gamalasar felt a pain in his chest, he died same night in front of anwar sadat. so the vice president became the president of egypt and many thoughts were running through his mind. six years had passed since the israeli occupation of sina and egypt's third president dreamed of reaging a peace land that had fallen to the zionists war. sada continued nasar strategy, so new war was the horizon. saada started with the soviet union. u.s. supported israel and egypt needed the support of the... his pole, the soviet union played its trump card shifting balance of hour in favor of egypt. soviet union prepared some advanced missiles, missiles that could challenge the security of israel fighters. everything was ready for new war. egyptan some missiles were ready to target any israeli element within 15 miles of the sues canal. anwar. asada was not alone in this war and syrian present hafez al asad was with him

israel knows that, and so does iran, but israel has to contend with another front, one that may continuelled so far. moreover, the israeli regiem forces have increased the number of palestinians it has detained, that number standing at around 70, all this in a matter of 10 days. meanwile the israeli far-right minister itamar has encouraged israelis and settlers to pick up arms against palestinians as seen here. he's also directed the purchase of more than 10,000 firearms and weapons for around 26, israeli settlers. this points to how this war will extend inside the opt, to last even longer than the war on gaza, thus posing an existential threat to israel. how the war ends and in what state israel will be left in is not known, but there's another factor that israel has to worry about, and it's the economy. it has become increasingly clear that the israeli economy will have tough time surviving, the devaluation of the sheckle, massive investment and capital flight, mass exitus of people, and rising deficit are all plaging the economy. the israeli central bank has been forced to withdraw $3

israel is not a member of the court. the regime has failed to cooperate with the investigation, rejecting the course jurisdiction. now the israeli war on god continues to kill civilians at alarming rate including children and women, the tie continues to turn against israel from the ongoing protest against israel and the support of palestine to officials from around the world, especially in europe. a war of genocide: our people in the gaza strip are facing a war of genocide and massackers committed by the israeli occupation forces in full view of the entire world. i say frankly to the american statesman who are now managing the genocide in palestine. i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequence. of large scale ground operations in gaza and the potential for thousands more civilians today. wide people condemming israel and the inability to stop this war. we're calling for a sifiire, we are here to our solidarity with palestine and palestinian people. the streets have spoken, some ask will protest to pales

we not only stand with israel, we will fight with israel. there's absolutely no way, as gotd is our maker, that we are going to stand by and see israel destroyed. make no mistake about it. it's as clear as bell. in the holy scriptures brought down by the mighty hand of god almighty, stand with my people, the people of israel. now, ladies and gentlemen, i was called upon as a member of the nato parliamentary assembly to go to iran, write the paper on iran. i met the people of iran. and i want the people of iran to listen. go to your leadership, they are the ones that control hamas, hezbollah, and then i call upon our friends in saudi arabia. the answer to this is in your hands. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you. i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, a member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. jackson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. jackson: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, t

within israel.s just astonishing, but i'm still struggling to wrap my head around, not only was hamas able to have fairly sublime operational security, or opsec, and the fact that we look how sophisticated and complex this attack was, something that was clearly in the works for weeks, if not months. keeping that under wraps, keeping that away from any kind of human sources. israeli signals intelligence, and i think, you know, i have to imagine that all of the domestic political turmoil in israel played some kind of a role here. we'll find out in the coming days and weeks, as there's a forensic to examine what when wrong. >> to that point, norman, that he just brought, up which, is when you think of the israeli government's capabilities, and what they've been able to demonstrate in the past, israel has no doubt infiltrated some of the highest ranks of palestinian militant organizations. they've carried out successful assassinations of palestinian militants, high-ranking military officials. within the

fight against israel. he will be able to say that he is the sole protector. this is a very big gift for benjamin netanyahu. >> this is the point that you are making, eamonn. for benjamin netanyahu, who argues he is the guy who can keep israel stay from the palestinians, now he has this opportunity to demonstrated. on the other hand, he was not the guy who was able to keep israel safe from this. he is now, what benjamin netanyahu, is. for your 2200 rockets, they are gonna try to flatten gaza. >> just drawing on previous experience when attacks did not have the magnitude they did today. israel in 2008 invaded gaza. at the time there was a secures the bait as to the establishment as to whether not think you try to retake eyes on what they could look fine. they. divided tanks going all across the territory at the time. they were able to divide it in the two territories. when the cease-fire was reached, they withdrew entirely. there are the more right-wing hawks of the israeli security text me say, look, the on

israel relationship and thero united states will always stand with israel.chumer. [applause] >> thank you everybody. thank you so much, thanks for being here, thank you for the honor ofof addressing you during these difficult times. i come before you and share with you agree to not hold that will never be filled, something that will think of every day for the rest of our lives. i come shaken by anger, by fear but with a resolve to act. [applause] the people of israel live and will not be defeated. [applause] as was mentioned i return just yesterday after leaving a bipartisan delegation to israel. senators kelly and rosen, senators romney and kassidy traveled to israel, went into a war zone and developed a simple and unmistakable message. to israel we said, we have your back. [applause] we share your pain. we ache but we have your back and in the coming weeks under my leadership that could support of senator mcconnell who you heard from my few minutes ago, with the united states senate will do everything possible to help israel when in totally eliminate the t

israel. militant targets inside the gaza strip, including command post. inside of mosques. on top of that, as you mentioned, there is a total block eight, a total siege of the gaza strip announced by the defense minister yesterday. no food, no fuel, no water, no electricity going from israel into the gaza strip and, i suppose the idea there is to get the civilian population to put pressure on to the militants of hamas to try to release the hostages. now, a couple of things on that note, of, course if hamas is able to get weaponry, smuggle weapons, bulldozers, and other equipment into the gaza strip, one can only assume that they will be able to get fuel and other supplies in their. the, clearly not offset the kind of supplies that they usually get and it also seems unlikely, certainly at this stage, that there is going to be anything to sway hamas from its current position and it is holding on to >>> as you've been speaking, we've watched these live pictures out of gaza. it's just after 10:00

but israel does not play this way. israel plays by the code.re codes in war even in such dreadful circumstances. we called for the civilian population to evacuate where we need to operate. >> sbut you know far better tha i that it is very difficult for the civilians in gaza to evacuate. they are being told to go to the south of gaza. but then they have -- they can't get out. and so the question is, and this is because of israel, but also because of egypt, so given your experience inside the israeli government dealing with the egyptians, let's take them for example, that u.s. secretary of state was in egypt and other arab countries. how crucial is it for egypt to allow these innocent palestinian civilians to cross over into their land? >> so first it is difficult for those people to go to the south because hamas is blocking them. let's first put the blame on who takes most of the blame. it is not in the hamas interest for people to leave their houses. they want them as human shield. but this has been discussed throughout these days and secretary

death to israel death to israel israel death to israel death in israel death in israel. death to america, death to america, god bless you, the servant of palestine, victories in this heavy battle , congratulations, mrs. emami and dear viewers of khabar network, what you saw was only a part of hamas' creation by the people of kerman, in support of the oppressed people of palestine, who in this opportunity was presented to you. i thank my colleagues at khabar network for giving us this opportunity. if you have any questions, i am at your service . otherwise, i wish you the best . thank you very much. we wish you and all the good people of yazd province the best . we wish to say goodbye to you. we want to say that at the same time as islamic iran , in our country, where we witnessed a rally in support of the oppressed people of palestine and condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime, the people of other countries , including yemen, in sana'a and several other provinces. the country also has a wide support for the resistance palestine and also the issue of standing up

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the so-called shiite crescent versus israel and the sunni arab states, and the fact that israel was drawing blows to a normalization accord with saudi arabia is something that was very deeply oppose pd by iran and its forces and this an attack that could disrupt those negotiations at least for the time being. so, therefore, there is that speculation that that was part of why hamas chose to strike now. >> you think that the relations, the deal that could have been reached is -- has been derailed more than delayed? >> it's definitely been delayed. whether it's derailed or not i think remains very much to be soon. one of the points i make in my column, if this is israel's 9/11 and it looks like that right now, it's going to have all sorts of repercussions that will be dangerous and unforeseeable. hard to imagine on 9/11 or the day after that we would wind up being ensnared in conflicts in afghanistan and iraq for two decades to come. and the face of global geopolitics would change in a fundamental, profound way. and i think we know there will be profound and serious consequences from this atta

, we don't forget that apartide israel was an extremely intimate ally of apartied south africa, israel tried to give south africa, apartize south africa, atomic bombs, this was reported in the guardian, so so this is the kind of regime that got defeated finally by sanctions and i know eventually apartide be defeated by sanctions and the same way. yeah, this is the time to do it, you bet, this is the time to do it. in the gaza strip, the crisis is even worse. the gaza strip has been subjected to land, air and sea blockade as well as recurrent military offensives. some 2.3 million people live in the narrow coastal strip. recent data shows that the combined contribution of the manufacturing. and agriculture sectors as a percentage of gdp in gaza went down from 27% in 1994 to 17% in 2021. in a 2023 report, un agencies estimated that 58% of gaza strip residence required humanitarian assistance with 29% of gaza households living ext for catastrophic conditions, but now calls to do more to put economic pressure on israel to stop choking the palestinian economy. one of those tools is the boyco

i think the world should wake up and stop judging israel and stop blaming israel and stop faulting israel. finally we need to kill terrorist organization that exist in the world and be strong with us and let us do right now what with we need to do to win this war. we are isreali people, we are very strong, we are very united. nobody can defeat us. nobody beat us ever. so, just be -- be beside us. don't judge us and don't tell us what -- you will season pictures from gaza from injured civilian and injured kids, this is not our fault, you know that isreali military -- humanity in the world. we send flyers before we attack. call people to get out of the building before we attack. we are doing everything that we can to not hurt civilians. now the rules of the game are broken. we need to do whatever we can to win this war, to clear from all the terrorists right now, to bring back our civilians, i'm not speaking about soldiers, i am not speaking about warriors. i'm speaking nine year month old babies, needing medicine to survive. nobody cares. nobody cares. >> john: as you well know, yoshi we e

side of the border in israel. and of course, 199 hostages, israeli and foreign nationals now being held in gaza. let's bring in cnn's white house correspondent arlette saenz who is standing by live in washington. i just wonder as we look at these pictures and wait to see president biden come down the steps of air force one, how have things changed for him in the, what, 10, 12 hours he's been on this flight, arlette? what's his objective at this point? >> becky, any moment now we're expecting president biden to set foot in tel aviv, marking a real historic moment as he is expected to be greeted there by liz prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president heading directly into an active conflict, the second time he is doing so this year. you'll remember he traveled into ukraine on that secret trip earlier in the year, and now he will be doing so as israel is waging its war against hamas. this already complicated and difficult mission that the president was embarking on became even more complicated just yesterday af

, they are in israel, all the citizens of israel who are now outside of israel, they are trying everything... uh , in any way, in every way to return to the country in order to defend the country, that's what is very impressive, this is an interesting nuance, victoria, well, we agreed that you will be on our air and your story, you survived the occupation of buchi, you got out of buchi during the russian invasion, the beginning of a full-scale war, and now these days are also during hostilities, do you feel yourself in this situation at all? you know when i saw the footage of the first information from the east of israel and what was done there, hamas fighters with the people, and how this invasion took place, i had this feeling where i live, as if the script is repeating itself, the screenwriter also has such impressions. the same, because what happened from the belarusian border to the suburbs of kyiv, in buch , virpin, gostomel, ivanka borodyanka, is very similar to what happened in israel, i always admired how defense-capable israel is, i could, in our case in ukraine, yes, understand

israel— president. we start with the united states, israel is _ president.esident. we start with the united states, israel is notjust _ president. we start with the united states, israel is notjust a - president. we start with the united states, israel is notjust a foreign l states, israel is notjust a foreign policy issue, it is a domestic policy issue, it is a domestic policy issue. one president after another in the united states, from the time of the i948 another in the united states, from the time of the 1948 war of independence which established the state of israel, the us was the first country to recognise the jewish state. down through the decades, american leaders have stood by as well but at times they have also tried to be a friend by being, by exercising the kind of leverage that such close friends and allies should be able to exercise and as i mentioned, this is certainly good presidentjoe biden wants to do today. we had heard before his arrivalfrom today. we had heard before his arrival from antony blinken, his top diplomat, that the us and isr

i stand with israel.just at the images and videos of intense human suffering coming out to have occupied palestine right now, but also at the british authorities themselves. for example is expressing some extreme pro israel comments right now throwing their full support behind the regime which is currently engaged in bombing raids on gaza which is targeting very heavily civilian populated areas. several senior uk government ministers have fully committed their support to israel. the prime minister tweeted on saturday that he was shocked by this morning's attacks by hamas terrorists. israel has an ab' right to defend itself, before adding a tweet showing israel's flag projected across number 10. the home secretary attacked pro-palestine protesters tweeting, there is no place on british streets for demonstrations that glorify terrorism. others, including the foreign secretary added their support to israel's right to defend itself, but describing palestinian fighters as terrorists. basically it was expected,

to kill women, israel has a right to kill uh, old people, israel has a right to bomb hospitals, israel has a right to annihilate, the population which really at the end of the day is their... as sitting ducks, because the collective west has decided, and it's not new, as the united nations secretary, general secretary general said that seventh of october didn't happen in a vacuum, and this narrative that really israel is sort of responding to what the resistance did on that particular day and admirable effort to really tell the world that the occupiers the occupied will fight back against the occupiers and that i think is important and what's happening is that you saw and reported that across the globe ordinary people muslims, non-muslims everyone is coming out in support of palestinians, but the tragedy is that the collective west and usa are really not thinking of what's going to come next, because if this continue. in the manner that it is, then i think it would be very difficult for usa and and israel to really come out in any way victorious. yes, there is huge tragedy taking place

when israel— would they go after israel when israel is — would they go after israel when israel is 100try. it shows that conventional warfare is one thing but when — conventional warfare is one thing but when you have these tactical, guerrilla — but when you have these tactical, guerrilla style attacks, it's much different — guerrilla style attacks, it's much different that israel is fighting against — different that israel is fighting against an that's because the palestinians have nothing to lose. over_ palestinians have nothing to lose. over the — palestinians have nothing to lose. over the last 50 years they have been _ over the last 50 years they have been under this occupation and when you see _ been under this occupation and when you see what is going on with the arab _ you see what is going on with the arab normalisation, it's a more hopeless— arab normalisation, it's a more hopeless time than ever for palestinians. it's also hopeless for hamas— palestinians. it's also hopeless for hamas but— palestinians. it's also hopeless for hamas but they are taking advantage of this, _ ha

and israel.goes and that warning you heard from president biden just minutes ago and that videotape that you played, that warning is to hezbollah to not get involved in the north of israel. if hezbollah decides to start firing thousands of rockets into it north of israel and israel has to fight on multiple fronts, that becomes a different situation. in terms of u.s. troops in the middle east they are in danger tonight. stir in the u.s. military will be watching not only in syria but iraq as well and bases across the gulf for any potential attempts by shiite militias to try to take advantage of this chaos right now. it is clear that i iran is behid the subject. they are very closely linked with hamas. iran clearly did not want the peace deal between the saudi arrays israel to go forward so iran is going to try to pressure the u.s. and other places using proxies that is what iran does they do not fight front on the use of proxy groups like hamas, hezbollah and groups inside syria. arthel: debate do

israel is brutally attacking the innocent people, israel is brutally attacking with phosphorus bombsould request all the leaders of the... nations to rise, this is the time, we don't have enough time, we don't have any more time to rise and become united against all this, against the evil israel, the protesters demanded that legal proceedings be launch against israel in the international court of justice for its ongoing crimes against humanity, it's not a war, it's a proper genocide, it's a proper ethnic kingsing and it is being followed by war crimes, proper war crimes which is a crime not only according to islam but according geneva convention according to all rules of the world and you know this is not acceptable the protesters also called people of pakistan to byycot pro israeli companies and make donations to the people of palestine. the continuous presence of pakistani citizens at pro palestine rallies indicates their steadfast commitment to the palestinian cause and the strong objection the action of the us and it. allies who are supporting israel's delty strikes on gaza. s tv

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and uh, establish diplomatic relations, conclude with israel, israel returns the sinai, well, after a certain time there, a certain amount of time passes, and in fact, in this way, the balance forces in the middle east are changing a little, of course, sadat's decision. was very negatively perceived by the arab world, in fact it cost him his life in 1981, literally on live air again at the parade he was killed by representatives of the brothers of the muslim hussulmin, this is the organization from which hamas started, here is the current one, and here is this situation, this is how the distribution of forces in the middle east changes, well, actually, after the doomsday war, israel , well, actually frees itself from this oppression of foreign wars, and it faces a threat from lebanon, and this, in particular, is the liberation organization. palestine, the one we can know by the abbreviation fatah. the unification organization, the liberation of palestine, was created with the help of nassar from other arab countries, although, as we have already said, they were not given either the

is total failure, now 75 years after the creation of israel, israel does not have the security that the zionist were dreaming, mean i have been to israel and i've seen how horrible is living. in this country, there is no peace, i've seen many interviews of european jews, many of them are albanian who live in israel, and they are all in panic, they are saying, we want to go, and we have to remind something, our viewers, not all israeli citizens are zice, a great majority, probably 80% of the population of israel, they move to israel from eastern europe. from countries like ukraine, like belarus, like poland, like albania, after the collapse of the soviet union, and many of these people were not even jews, but they claimed to be jews and israel welcomed everybody who was faking documents and these people they removed to israel as immigrants, so people who live nowadays in israel, majority of them, they are like immigrants who move to canada or... the united states, but what is happening when israel are under the reign of launch by hamas, many of these people they are thinking to go an

usa, israel, usa, israel, usa, how many kids today? no es una guerra, es un genocidio. thousands gathered in israelia's love city sydney in support of palestinians, protesters could be heard chanting shame shame israel while calling the israelian government complicit with genocide happening in gaza. in the spanish capital thousands marched in central madrid denouncing israel's continued bombardment of palestinians. hundreds of lebanese protesters. also took the streets of route calling for an end to the regime's bloodched. four palestine rallies have been held since israel started this mass killing of civilians in gaza, even though many countries have placed restrictions on such as. for the third saturday in a row, pro palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condem the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is chearing this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i thi

then israel's sige. iran has called uh at oic meeting. call for sanctioning israel, that points what to a bds boysment sanction in terms of reboot, and is there international will to boycot israel? as this continues. cross to occupy palestinian territories, the concerns are further economic crisis in the occupied west bank. since the israeli military occupied the west bank, it is deployed a matrix of policies and practices that seats to control the people of the occupied palestinian territory. israel policies and practices have fragmented the territorial and economic landscape of the bank. this tactics are revoted productive capacity of the occupied palestinian territory to priting it from its growth potential. the occupied palestinian territories continue to be chronically dependent on donor funding for its fiscal survival. the palestinian economy remains extreme. fragile, structurally weak and highly dependent on israel for trade, wage employment and the provision of basic infrastructure. that untrans

palestinian resistance fighters launched a surprise attack against israel. leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah sayyad ali khamenei says israel will receive heavier slap for the regimes ongoing massacre of the palestinian people in the beseged gaza. برده شکست رو همه گفتن من تاکیدم به غیر قابل ترمیم بودن است. من توانسته است بعضی از سازه های اصلی حاکمیت رژیم قاصب رو ویران کنه که تجدید بنای اون سازه ها به این آسانی امکان پذیر نیست. آیت الله خامن further described as destructive quake. he said those who blame the operation on non-palestinians are making mistakes. the leader underlineed that the damage inflicted on israel in the surprise operation by palestinians is the result of the regime's own actions. ayatollah said the brave move by palestinians was a response to years of israeli crimes. the leader said israel is now playing the victim card and that western media outlets are helping the regime in this regard. khamenei noted that the regime. cannot be portrayed as an oppressed entity while it is actually a monster. he warned israel and its backerers tha

are you determined to stay in israel going forward? eynat: yes, israel is our home.rael a democratic country in order to ensure that we can actually grow our business here, not take it out of israel. we want to build israeli companies. we always build global companies. israel is such a small market anyhow, and we always have a global footprint. but nothing will change in terms of operations in israel. we are here to do a big effort to fight for the freedom of this country, to bring things to normal, to live the day after, after those horrible events, news. it does not affect us from being an israeli business or company. i do hope the day after this terror, we will go back and people will understand, the most important thing is for us to unite, to remain a democratic country, and to stop the internal conflict that has been tearing this country so much internally. it is time to put them aside and go back to normal. we are one nation. everybody understands that we need to unite. caroline: thank you so much for sharing your story, for making the human side marry with you

the guy who could ensure israel security.hat has happened to that reputation now, where does he stand politically? obviously the country is waving the flag, not the prime minister. >> yeah, i don't see, you know, i've been asked about israelis rallying behind him. i see israelis rallying behind the flag, the state, the dire need and state of emergency that were in. he was mr. security, that is definitely no longer the case. where he is in his state of mind, is he thinking about the political day after? he probably is somewhat, but right now i am sure that he understands this is a fight for israel's survival. israel is at an existential point right now, not just because of hamas, but because of what we see happening in lebanon. that border is intense and volatile, there were clashes, there was overnight a deputy brigade commander was killed and clashes already with some of those infiltrators. my own brother stationed right now along that border as part of those tens of thousands of soldiers who were deployed there, called up o

this day 15 of israel's attack on the gaza strip. the regime has carried out new air rates as the first aid convoy enters the besieged territory from egypt. the latest strikes targeted the cities of rapha'. and der albala, leaving 13 people dead. gaza's health ministry says nearly 4,400 palestinians have been killed, and more than 13,500 have been injured. over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. this is the first aid convoy ent the gaza strip since the ongoing bombing campaign started on october 7. israel has ever since imposed the total blocade on the strip, cutting food, water, electricity and fuel supplies to the densely populated area. the regime said the aid will go only to the southern areas of the gaza strep, and it does not include fuel. humanitarian groups say that this initial aid is drop in the ocean. maas says the aid cannot change the catastrophic medical conditions in gaza. pakistan has dispatched humanitarian aid package to the gaza strip to provide some relief for the besieged palestinian populati

both have peace treaties with israel, condemning israel, blaming israel for the strike on this, blast at this hospital. also i was in the united arab emirates, blaming israel for this. and the saudis, with whom israel was hoping to normalize relations, also condemning israel. so diplomatically, that picture can also be complicated. but ultimately, israel's seemingly steadfast in its plan, which is to try to destroy hamas and its capabilities of ever launching a terrorist attack of the kind that it launched on october the 17th. john? >> l.a., live for us with the latest. we appreciate it. joining us now from watching, cnn senior fellow at the middle east institute. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so, hamas, along with other palestinian officials say israel is clear the blame for the strike on the hospital, not so says the idf, listen to this. >> intelligence from few sources that we have in our hands, indicates that the islamic jihad is responsible for the famed rocket launch which heads to the hospital in gaza. >> it's important to find out who did this, wh

several targets in israel. this a mass released the video footage shows what it says on. it's fine says infiltrating the heavy $45.00 border both on the ground. and by that is where the media is reported gun battles between the militants and is really forces. how much does military command this is? the operation was in response to israel's various offences against palestinians, including at the alex and most in jerusalem. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has ordered a call up of army reserve, is for a large scale response to the attack is okay, so i am citizens of israel ma, we are not in an operation, but it was this morning home last launched a murderous surprise attack against the state of israel and its citizens, enough to slip that you'll pay an unprecedented price low. in the meantime, i call them assistance of israel, just strictly adhere to the direct visit. the idea of when homefront come onto the world war and we will win in football and accessible israel has begun its retaliation w

israel's crimes israel we know you israel we know you you imprison children too you imprison childrencolonization, the palestinian people, this has been going on for 75 years, we stand with the palestinian people, we stand with the people of, we have seen the people of violence time and time and time again, and the media only covers it when it's the other way around, when in towards the palestinian people a much greater scale for almost the last session here today and support of the standing with palestine making it known that as new yorkers we demand an ad to the us tax dollars that give three billion dollars a year to israel 10 million a day of our tax dollars to the israeli military which goes to killing our people in palestine so as you can see there are thousands around us right now. and that's eas here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. this square is called daniel garcia. it was named after young man who was murdered almost. los problemas los que responsables son barrab de los clubes moron y tigreen era mi hijo tenía 25 años. but the violence is se

attack on israel. the u.s. also putting its money where its mouth is, we know secretary of state antony blinken is on his way to israel, we know that an aircraft carrier has been moved to the east in meta tearing, with the u.s. is already started supplying israel with additional ammunition. more interceptors for that i am don't rocket defense system which of course has been shooting down some of these thousands, or many of these thousands of rockets that have been fired by hamas from the gaza strip, into israel since the early hours of saturday morning. ? john >> elliott in london thank you for the update. >> these really defense million older total siege of gaza with nothing going and are coming. out u.s. is negotiating with israel to allow safe passage for civilians. julie >> this is something we have been discussing with our counterparts in israel and in egypt. without getting into the specifics of safe passage for civilians and so forth, i say it's something the u.s. government is seized within sup

stance with israel. the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war in 1973. a war israel resoundingly one. our trey yingst has been covering this war since the attacks began early this morning for he is in southern israel now with the latest on the fighting there. >> jon, good afternoon we start with one piece of good news amid this horrific story. we are learning from israeli military source that 11 hostages that were taken by palace gillian minutes militant in a committee on the gaza border were freed at just this hour this is a development that was worked on throughout the day. negotiators and soldiers tried to free these hostages from the palestinian militants who had taken over a house in one of the border communities. it also comes as we are getting more devastating news for the israeli people, more than 300 people are dead according to israeli officials at the latest told 1500 injured. all this started this morning when it hamas and islamic jihad broke through the border wall and entered southern isra

it incursions i other groups into israel? , ., israel?t the whole perception of— israel? it compares in the way that the whole perception of israel, - israel? it compares in the way that| the whole perception of israel, that gazza cannot really do those things failed. it is the same conception that was in 73 when israel was sure that... even if they had opened a war, they could finish it within 24—hour is. the fighters of gaza showed us today this morning, and throughout the whole day, that their capabilities are by far better than any israeli had foreseen. including the israeli intelligence. nobody had foreseen. crossing the barrier across gaza, then they are really capable. if tens of palestinians with their cars, fighters, are now taking over villages in the south, and taking hostages, no israeli had foreseen it. in this way, it is very comparable to the 73 war, when the conception of israel totally failed. 0n the other hand, let's remember that the 73 war was a war between very strong armies. the egyptian army, the syrian army, and th