brothers and our synod of bishops, we somehow felt that the moment had come, so theologically we call it kairos this wave that the lord god gave us, our people, our predecessors, have been waiting for it, perhaps for centuries, we somehow felt that if we had done it a year or six months earlier, it would have been too soon, well, if six months later it would have been too late, we did it very, very quickly, and indeed, we very much wanted to feel how our people would react, our believers in ukraine, in particular, you know, the reaction was unanimous, of great joy. of all our parishes, only one parish in ukraine asked for permission to stay on the old calendar for a while, and it is one of our communities in the kharkiv region. ugh. and so the whole church perceived it as something very natural and for which our people are grateful to the church leaders who dared to undertake this reform. therefore , thank god, we have christmas. christmas together, a christmas that is a sign of solidarity, inner unity of the ukrainian people, and long live the unity of the whole world, together with us, us wit

he added that washington has even called on kairo to let in 2 million palestinians from gaza with saudi arabia receiving another half mill. the amas official said the united states has failed to win the support of egypt and saudi arabia for the plan is now pushing for the gasents to move into southern areas inside the territory. the senior hamas officials s that the movement won't give up resistance. since and is ready for a long fight in gaza. do you feel that it's a somewhat of not a defeat maybe, but mishap on the part of the resistance that the israelies were able to once more occupy parts of gaza? is that considered a blow to the resistance? no, i think i think what's happening in gaza, it it it shows a clear trap for the resistance to bring the israels inside, you know, they can't bomb gas from outside. they thought for a while that they have. destroyed gaza, when they invaded gaza, they were shocked by the resistance of the palestinians. i think this is not uh what we want as palestinians as resistance, but it shows everyone that we have our options to continue the resistance, an

and joining us from kairo, egypt is mamer abu sada professor of political science at alazar university. hello, professor, pleasure to have you on press tv, your thoughts. um regarding nearly 90 days of this is really onside we're seeing many calling genocide in gaza. well, many thanks for having me. it's it's very tragic, it's very sad that this is happening under the watch of the international community in the 21st century, and as the you one of the un, senior members has very much indicated that... "this is this this this massacker and this killing of the palestinians is is the worst thing that has happened since the establishment of the un system in 1945, the killing of of palestinian children, women and and and civilian and the destruction that has been inflicted on gaza over the past 84 days since this israeli aggression has started on the 7th of october. is just unbelievable, it it's just it hasn't happened, it hasn't happened since we're worth to, the amount of exclusives that has been dropped over gaza over the past 84 days is roughly 80,000 ton of bombs, it's double the amount

us from johannesburg, we also have uh, professor of political science university, who joins us from kairot was speculated to be what i'm about to read, but uh now it's confirmed, along with additional one, 15,000 bombs and 57,00 artillery shells, um, and then the transfer of what's called a 100 bla 109, which doesn't matter, but these are 2,00 pound bunkerbuster munitions, which was not previously disclosed when it came to the types of military assistance and equipment and artillery uh that us provides. israel, what do you how would you describe the us role when it comes to this war? doesn't seem like we have our guests there from johannesburg, are you with us? okay, maybe not, but that question goes to you, if you can explain to us the us role, especially obviously primarily when comes to the military assistant that it's no secret that the us is dealing with israel as alley even though that israel is not part of nato, but israel is very much treated as a member of nato when it comes to the us foreign policy towards israel and let me alert you and alert your viewers that it's from the beg

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