turn our attention to executive director of afro middle east center, naim gina joining us from johannesburg, welcome to the program, let's start off with uh your opinion on the demonstration that we were just watching a little earlier uh in cape town in africa where uh the grandson of nelson mandela, south african mp, mandela mandela was addressing the crowd in full support of palestinian uh resistance and the palestinian cause as well. all right, naim gina is not ready uh yet, but uh, we are establishing that connection and we'll be hearing from our guest in johannesburg, immediately. all right, i'm being told by the control room that we do have uh naim gina allow me to introduce our guest once again, executive director of the afro middle east center from johannesburg, uh, naim gina, give us your uh thoughts, your opinion on the demonstration that we were just watching a little earlier uh in cape town in support of the palestinian resistance and the palestinian cause. well, we've had demonstrations in different parts of the country throughout this. week, i think by today we probably, you k

africans protested outside the us consulate in johannesburg, criticizing washington's decision to send weapons to israel, which is currently engaged in a deadly conflict with palestinians in the gaza strip. similar protests have taken place in cape town and other parts of the country. people expressed rage at israeli atrocising gaza and called for an end to violence. khalid said speaks here on the significance of the expression of solidarity to palestinians by south africans. our former president and found. of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela oce said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans we have experience decades of apart and for that settlerlism. palestinians are experiencing the same under extremely brutal conditions, so it demands of us who can relate to an. that reality, us so can relate to settlelism and its brutality, which has also been supported by the west, remember the same americans, the same british supported the apart government. until the very end uh

johannesburg and being among the shiites of this city.on behalf of the islamic community of juansburg , i welcome you. these people, who have seen the discourse of racial discrimination in their history, have now become a discourse in which there is no racial superiority with the discourse of islam. from the moment i saw your brave and brave faces here, especially the youth and teenagers of this group, a whole life has passed. i reviewed myself and martyr soleimani in these few moments that i was here and today i felt with all my heart that the mujahideen who fought against oppression for the victory of the islamic revolution led by imam khomeini today i saw the traces of their pure blood in the presence of one of you at the farthest point. mr. qalibaf also expressed the hope that the muslim community can show its strength in all dimensions with unity and reliance on modern science. at the end of this meeting, congregational prayer was held. and souvenir photos were recorded. nasreen nouri news reporter of sda and radio in johannesburg, s

altaf adam, founder of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league in johannesburg, says this stance can be a lesson to other african countries that are at times forced to back. the israeli regime. president ramapoza's strong criticism of israel and south africa's unvebing support for palestine can indeed uh lesson for other african countries that may face pressure to align with the israeli regime. first and foremost the stance reflects south africa's historical experience of the apartted. a system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination that oppress the majority of. africa's population, the parallel drawn between apart in south africa and the situation in palestine underscores the importance for empathy and solidarity when other nations are facing oppression or injustice. south africa's commitment to supporting palestine in the face of international pressure highlights the principle of sovereignty and independence as well as foreign policy decisions. the african union commission chairperson has said that the denial of the fundamental rights of the palestinian peop

altaf adam, founder of the palestine solidarity alliance youth league in johannesburg, says this stance can be a lesson to other african countries that are at times. forced to back the israeli regime. president ramaposa's strong criticism of israel in south africa's unwaving support for palestine can indeed serve a lesson for other african countries that may face pressure to align with the israeli regime. first and foremost the stance reflects south africa's historical experience of the apartaid a system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination that oppress the majority. of south africa's population, the parallel drawn between apart in south africa and the situation in palestine underscores the importance for empathy and solidarity when other nations are facing oppression or injustice. south africa's commitment to supporting palestine in the face of international pressure highlights the principle of sovereignty and independence as well as foreign policy decisions. the african union commission chair. person has said that the denial of the fundamental rights of the pales

salah and also zakir ahmed mayet is atorney activist and political analyst who is with us from johannesburg of fire uh between hezbollah fighters and israeli forces bring us an update on that well we do know now that hazballah has declared that they have lost four fighters. uh during the shelling, this is really shelling, when of course, we don't have new targeted, but they did target civilian areas, the israel targeted, there were several houses that have been partially destroyed, as a result, thankfully those houses evacuated, so therefore, but despite the that the shelling continues and of course launched several retaliatory operations from the beginning of the of the onslot and israels continued with their shelling, today only actually launched around four operations, we had two of them where they conducted direct united missiles certain bases in the vicinity of the southern border. also uh we we had direct targeting of areas where there was anti armor missiles used and anti-tank missiles used against the israeli presence in those settlements in those areas whether in lebanese occupied

yes, and the discovery of 200 years of antarctica, which was built just recently, and this is johannesburgut the most unsafe, here and in the evening it is better not to appear on the streets at all, it works on the principle, the city is falling asleep, the mafia is waking up, the first time i came here 16 years ago, i was invited to visit for the holidays, and i remember my feelings, this probably really happened the only time in my life, when i left the johannesburg airport, looked left, right, weather, they brought me to good, expensive areas, i’m like that, i love , i can’t, it’s just love at first sight, and the man who invited me, he later became my husband, he’s a boer, yes an onboer, the national composition of ur is unique, 8% of its inhabitants are white europeans, and the white, along with the black population, are the indigenous inhabitants of ur, they are descendants of dutch migrant farmers, the boers, who founded in... both the white and black populations, when they hear an accent, it’s hard to get rid of it, of course, right away, where from you, everyone from russia is li

remember my feelings , this probably really happened the only time in my life, when i left the johannesburgey took me to nice, expensive areas, i’m like that , i love, i can’t, it’s just love at first sight, and the man who invited me, he later became my husband, onbur, yes onbur, national composition south africa is unique, 8% its inhabitants are white europeans, and whites along with the black population, the indigenous inhabitants of south africa, they are descendants of the dutch farmers-migrants boers, who founded the first... south african state in the 19th century, both the white and the black population, when they hear accent, it’s hard to get rid of it, of course, right away, where are you from, from russia everyone is like, oh, russia, someone is surprised, begins to remember where russia is, some big one, far away, unclear, exactly, exactly, nothing . when i went to russia, i didn’t know anything about it at all, but i knew only what i saw in the movies, and that was the only thing i knew. africa , i am 28 years old, i came to russia to study, i usually say that it was russia tha

assun city of press tv, johannesburg. and that's a rap for this news cast from tehran.al areas in gaza for the ninth day amit a deepening humanitarian crisis in the visiest territory. the regime hit residential areas in the north and west of gaza killing several people. including children, at least 2,670 palestinians have been killed since october 7th. resistance groups in time of launch more attacks against israel, the miniature wing of hamas is some movement, the esading algasson brigates fired missiles of the cities of telaviv and shalomi, the brigades also hit gathering of israeli soldiers in the iranian region with missiles.

assan city press, johannesburg, that's it for this hours bulletin, thank you for being with us, newshe northern gaza strip town of baid hannun. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children, and wounded more than 55. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings, we were surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, somewhere injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those who died, every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions. of screams of horror by the inhumane, uncunonable actions of israel. targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure with a clear aim to cut off men, women, children of water, electricity and heating with the winter coming. these are acts of pure terror and we have to call it as such. كيف حالك يا عمو خايف متخيف لا ماش يتخيف صح ولا لا انت قوي. وحش كيف حالك اخوده ايوه رجلي قدام عادي انا بس هذا انت بس هذا اصلا عادي انت بتخاف من اليهود بتخافش منهم قوي ايش اسمك انت

asson city press tv, johannesburg. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin.shocked at the reality like this can happen 40 minutes from my house, approximately 800 to a thousand children are detained each year, the fairly terrifying experience for the next 12 to 24 hours now what's special about my unit is that it does um undercover operation, we may be doing the occupied territories, it's about making sure palistins will never be free. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless, press tv, news and brief for this hour israels continue targeting civilians and residential areas and gaza for the ninth day emit a deepening humanitarian crisis in the besieged territory, the regime hit resident areas in the north and west of gaza, killing several people, including children. at least 2,670 palestinians have been killed so far. palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel, the military wing of hamas resistance movement, the israel deen al-qassan brigades launch missiles at the cities of tel aviv, steroit and shalomi. al qa

asson city of press tv, johannesburg, and that's it for this hours bulletin, thank you for being withshifa hospital, we've learned that my neighborhood was uh targeted by israeli f16 fighter jets, i don't how to describe this uh all of sudden after i heard the news and i was sure that the building is gone, i start telling my colleagues, yesterday i had a home and now i'm homeless. depressed coverage of this assassination ofmani now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at. news in brief for this hour, israeli warplanes pound the ghaza strip for the ninth day in a row, the regime continues to block entry of water, electricity, fuel and medicines into the palestinian territory, the un says the block the territory is witnessing an unprecedented human catastrophe. palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel. the military wing of hamas resistance movement, deizdin a-qassan brigades launched missiles at the cities of tel aviv, sterot and shalome. also held gathering of israeli soldiers in rahim region with missiles.

hasan servia reports from johannesburg.f their own doing, the role of the colonialist project. the lack of humanity. the opening ceremony of the third international dilemmas of humanity conference was dominated by the ongoing situation in palestine. both former anti-apartide leaders as well as palestinian activists stress the right of the palestinians to resist israeli occupation. renowned palestinian activist laila khalid noted there's only one language that imperialism understands force. and this again explains the american and european rush. to the aid of the zionist regime. when people rise, the occupants begin to shivel. they feel it, the fear, they fear us and this is important to change the balance of forces. let them fear everywhere. they are thiefs, they stole our land. and built for it, on it the settlements. in considering the challenges the world faces, palestine is at the center of every struggle. south africa's former intelligence minister, speaking year, said the plan is to completely remove palestinians from

at that on the spotlight. my first guest is sab shath, out of belfast and zakir, ahmad, out of johannesburgnk you both for being... with me on this program, well let's start off in belfast and sip, almost 4,400 palestinians in gaza have been killed in two weeks and the bombing simply continue. "how can this be allowed to continue to happen, and do you think that uh, over the years, the media has played a major role in first dehumanizing palestinians, which has opened the door, um, to basically uh, having a lot of these regimes look the other way and and also affecting many of the people, how do you see it? the reaction uh of the people on the streets of western europe and the united states." america uh can interpret one thing, that's these people don't believe their media and their politicians, today i was in in belfast in one huge rally which was called in a short notice yesterday and this week maybe there was three massive demonstrations, hundreds of thousands of people, we seen even the drawn footage of london, it's hundreds of thousand. people in the streets of london, the same thing in

my first guest is saib shaf out of belfast and zakir ahmed mayat out of johannesburg. thank you both for being with me on this program. well, let's start off in belfast and sap. uh, almost 4400 palestinians in gaza have been killed in. two weeks and the bombing simply continue, how can this be allowed to continue to happen, and do you think that uh, over the years, the media has played a major role in first dehumanizing palestinians, which has opened the door um to basically uh having a lot of these regimes look the other way and and also affected many of the people, how do you see it? the reaction of the people on the streets, of western europe and the united states of america can interpret one thing that's these people don't believe their media and their politicians, today i was in in belfast in one huge rally which was called in a short notice yesterday and this week maybe there was a three massive demonstrations, hundreds of thousands of people, we seen even the drawn footage of london, it's hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of london, the same thing i

and west asia expert out of belfast and zak attorney, activists and political analysts out of johannesburg, and as always viewers, we appreciate you being with us on another spotlight, i'm hashimi, signing out for myself and other group right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time. اكمل حياتي ييشه اعملها يا انا بسلا لسه عمري 10 سنين ايش اعمل يعني بيجي يقسمني ليش يعني اسرائيل كثير عصبت علينا يعني مش عارفه ايش اعمل يعني كل مكان بروح لازم الاقي قصر حمله جواز بريطاني جوازي انا جايه على غستي افرح مش جاي على غزه اشوف احتر حرب لحظه اموت. ايش اعمل خايفه اموت مش عارفه اكل الاكل قليله و مقطوع الميه ولا نت ولا كهرباء ولا شيء اذا يعني يعني كيف بدنا نعيش كده يعني ما فيشي ولا ميه كيف نشرب مش عارفه ايش اعمل يعني برضو كل مكان بنخلي في مرته فيها قصف مش عارفه وين اروح بيقص ويمكن اموت يعني. first to be headlines, israel says it will intensify its indiscriminate bombing of the besieged ghaza strip after killing thousands of palestinian women and children in the past two weeks. group of un agencies have warned that the humanitarian situation in the besieg gaza strip is turning catastrophic. and p

the in one dilemma by so a celebrated chef and cutting every visionary from johannesburg, transformed his 3rd institution that captivates but the palace and the so enjoy the chief one de name, a bustle, an artist, this hall accusing food as these medium from the bustling kitchens of missions, dog restaurants in new york and paris to kitchens across the globe. so if one dina has you find he's pro with touch of international magic, and now he's creating a 1st of its time find dining experience in south africa. i came back to south africa the course as well. first and foremost is home from the beginning. you know, the plan was to travel and gain as much experience and exposure as possible and then eventually come back home and to do something of my own. the taste is, this is dealt with the freshest ingredients and what's better than likely sold to save gets 90 percent of these projects from pushing 85 phone locate to 20 kilometers from these restaurants and bryan's to the close proximity of the farm. also, system one deals if it's to sustainability, it's definitely all about sustainabili

because of the way that my family thought about things being at the tub and od fee in johannesburg. marks an important milestone to 1st. so i've exhibited in a number of group shows before, and i was enjoying that because it felt like there was a lot of options that i had been studying in high school or through. i'll just like my academic final career. and now i'm alongside them. and we see people doing solos, and i think that it's very incredible cuz it's not just like one audrey. it gets the entire space. it can become immersive when he gets tired. story like all the way through and in a way that you can control the booth next door is not another artist as an, as a institution. and that is very assuming for me, i'm prototyping a new way of like navigating the ecosystem. because at the moment, the institutions of how it's like these big right to institutions are the ones that decide who gets to be visible and who doesn't wish story gets told. and what doesn't. and i'm trying to find ways of like breaking into those things without being controlled as a back only continues along the power

naim gina who's joining us from johannesburg. mr. gina, please pick up where you left off. so, let me just pick up from from what you're saying about. i think that these these protests. are extremely important, they are one form of engagement with with the israelis, but in the west bank there's also another form of engagement which is now over the past couple of days, even last night in jerusalem armed attacks against the israeli army, and of course palestinians have the right to to resist under international law in that way, but as i was saying that that suggests that there's the opening up of that second front where these army is confronting armed groups, brigades etc. in the west bank, and the third possible front, i think we've got signals that that could happen, is from the north, from from lebanon with both hisbullah and number of palestinian factions from there, we saw from sunday, i think it was, the day after the operation began, few rockets lobbed over by hizbullah and then few rockets lob by by israel, suggest, suggesting from the lebanese side that they were rea

water in addition to constant blackouts, thoughts well, the residence of brick finish, stop up in johannesburg about to deal with or discuss the has been a problem in south africa's largest city for a long time. the government and that to do lots funds to fix the issue all to you correspondent, in order for your conduct possible a residence in johannesburg. so that's for to find themselves between a rock and a hard place. either they don't have electricity or they don't have water. it's been more than 4 weeks since residents, shane bricks didn't have had water. seeing that they've been told it's an issue that cannot be resolved as more than one month than other people who have got port . busy of what that refuses to give other people what that does, they say they, they pay for that water, but it does pay for it because it's poured on water. you don't find what to do things and medication. so you don't think the medication on the time we've gotten to the toilet, we got to the, to got to go to school, accidentally paid me to this. i don't know what the, what, what the government must wake up in

the entire administration is so busy, we are pulling double duty, while i am in johannesburg for the agoa form, president biden will be hosting americas partnership leaders in washington to do -- to continue discussion and art shared prosperity. the president believes trade can be a force for good, and so do i. the decisions we make today will directly affect the world's future generations will shape and lead. it is on us, those of us doing this work now, to do trade in a new and better way. to provide economic security for the american people. to build a brighter tomorrow for our collective resiliency in prosperity, and to craft meaningful durable change one step at a time. it is an honor to serve in this administration. and work for a president that fully embraces this vision and challenge, and i look forward to talking about all of these issues and more with patrick shortly. thank you. [applause] patrick: 200,000 miles? that is impressive. rep. tai: please don't consider the carbon footprint of that. patrick: i'm not. i'm just really pleased that your 200,000 miles has managed to

all to correspondent, native american gulf has more a residence in johannesburg. so that's the way to find themselves between a rock and a hard place. either they don't have electricity or they don't have water. it's been more than 4 weeks since residents, shane bricks didn't have had water. seeing that they've been told it's an issue that cannot be resolved as more than one month than other people who have got port . busy of what that refuses to give other people what that does, they say they, they pay for that to water, but it does pay for it because it's poured on what you don't find what to do to dig the mitigation. so you don't think the medication on the time we've gotten to the toilet, we guntee the chair to go to school, accidentally paid to this. i don't know why the what, what the government mostly government, the government they have to wake up because doesn't know what dates. there's no life. yeah. so every day we go out to look for water. sometimes late at night. that's when we encounter gangsters. all lives are in danger, not any from the black house

1000 civil prudes is supporting tennessee opinions have been held into some african cities of johannesburg and cape town with the grandson of anti apartheid icon and former president nelson mandela, voice to support the to spend on the side by side the governing african national congress credited with liberating south africa from when a party. pg has for decades supported a 2 state solution and a free palestine. the palestine liberation organization supports the amc during the z as in exile and when dennis time in prison. while the government here has expressed regret at the loss of both palestinian and his lady lives, the country's history of a party continues to guide the agencies policies of the mission of the united states. the to this to make sure that this is installed in palestine and that the is the right of the government is directed to withdraw with this whole months of getting people out of the northern part of guns. because it is in the end degrade to almost genocide. remo polosa has hold for a peaceful resolution, though. in 2017 south africa downgraded its kaiser as well in r

in johannesburg, urban agriculture projects are teaching locals. how the garden nestled up to the high rise offices of downtown. johannes lies lawrenceville. but it's no high income neighborhood. in south africa, food prices, reeves by 14 percent this year, and residents here a barely scraping by every day and tides. sometimes they will attend, as you can see, the green people. i see the last time i usually buy the books big favor on. last week i go to the, i see the books, it does have interest over on the waiting up to fulton shortly. go up. there's a little short little apps to have managing nowadays, if to cut one way out of the predicament could be urban agriculture. the victoria yards present in lawrenceville is just one example of what could be possible in john is, but this revamped industrial sites much the piece of market bonnie wants to motivate urban dwellers to grow and process their own food. here john, his book self proclaimed green leading edge, the green business college, a police dedicated to inspiring people to get their hands dir

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population, we saw demonstrations held in iran, lebanon, iraq, syria, pakistan, afghanistan, yemen, and johannesburg in south africa in europe as well, germany, england, the italian capital, rome in paris, france, which uh, the police use water cannons and teer gas against the pro palestinians as well as some arrests being made, we'll keep you updated in our future bulletins. thank you. this time of year so powerful, it's a story of centuries of slavery and years of wandering in the desert. story of perseverance amidst persecution and faith in god and the torah, it's a story about finding freedom in your own land, and for the jewish people, this story is central to who you've become, but it's also a story that holds within it the universal human experience with all of its suffering, but also all of its salvation. let's come and enjoy the beautiful scenery. i got to help this flag a little bit here, that's right, wow, that's right, that's right, this is a view that we've been waiting for for 2,0 years, okay, and uh, and this is some of my arab neighbors down there, and uh, this, this is the temple mo

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rallies in south african cities, a large number of people protested outside the us consulate in johannesburg, criticizing israel for... what they called oppression of palestinians. also, in cape town, people express outrage at israeli bombings of gaza, calling for the liberation of palestine. meanwhile, french police have used water can and antigas to the space demonstrators supporting palestine in the capital paris after the government announced a ban on all pro-palestinian rallies. demonstrators were chanting quotes israeler and macron accomplice during their rally, a reference to the french president's stonch support for israel. early today interior minister gerald darmanin said, france was banning pro-palestinian protests. such protests are quote, likely to generate disturbances to public order. domininan said the organizers and troublemakers should face arrest with several hundred people gathered in central paris shouting anti-israali slogans. protesters slammed the government for authorizing pro israel demonstrations with officials actively participating and expressing their support fo

johannesburg and up north as well. things going to be quite toasty for you at least into the weekend. that's where i leave it for the weather. do take care. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raumga pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, japan's released a list of about 200 infrastructure operators that will likely be screened as part of a government initiative to prevent cyber attacks. economic security legislation harshly enacted last year calls for government inspections of companies that run key infrastructure. the list contains 209 firms. it includes 40 electricity providers such as tokyo electric company holdings. also on the list are telecom carriers. the government will assess the measures they have in place to guard against cyber attacks. in the preliminary screening it will also check who is supplying the equipment to the firms, which countries they're based in and the names and na

as official member and then brics, which was officially announced on september 2 this year in johannesburgafrica certainly, the benefits of the islamic republic of iran's membership in the brics group will make history and mark a new chapter and a stronger step towards justice, fairness, morality and lasting peace in the international arena. the member countries of shanghai have more than 3 billion people and 20% of the world's gross production is done in their countries. lakes represent half of the world's population and have 28 of the world's economic powers. iran's active and inclusive diplomacy in the 13th government is not only limited to economic issues. the signing of the security agreement between iran and iraq has a decisive effect on management unwanted regional challenges between the two countries. it was on march 28, 1401 that after several months of consultation, this agreement was signed in the presence of the iraqi prime minister. regional convergence and improving relations with neighbors based on economic capacities are the issues that are the foundations of the country's