larudi, mr. larudi, the author of hezballah jaber said recently that losing nasralah is going to be painful for many people in lebanon. she went to say there's going to... be grief, there's going to be sadness, there's going to be emptiness, because this leader has been on this journey with us people for 32 years, so basically three decades, now uh she went to say: that there is a generation that grew up with him, they listen to him, they supported him, he gave them hope, he gave them a voice, he gave them strength, he gave them freedom from an occupation, but hezbullah is not based on one man and the assassination of one man does not end the resistance, uh, your thoughts on that, sir, well, i think that's exactly what i was intending to say ' um and i i believe that at every level of hisbollah they possess the expertise, the experience, the wisdom in depth, it's it is set up so that when one one person, one leader falls and rises to paradise, there will be someone in waiting. who will be able to

larudi. this story of ayesha noor may remind us all of the story of rachel cory , a 23-year-old american girl who left evergreen state college in 2003 to go to rafah in the gaza strip. he stood in front of the israeli bulldozer that wanted to demolish the palestinian house, but the israeli army's cutter-pillar bulldozer ran over rachel. more than 21 years have passed since the martyrdom of rachel koori, and today, after the al-aqsam storm, we see that the awakening that rachel kouli gave her. it had reached perhaps hundreds of thousands of other students in american and european universities. your assessment of rachel ku's experience has spread over the past 21 years and this experience has spread. well, at that time rachel and i were working in the same organization in the international solidarity movement. at that time , when this happened, i myself was in palestine i was and of course i had gone on a flight and after that flight ended , i realized that all the members of the movement at th

larudi, this story of ayesha noor may remind us all of rachel's story.y bandaze, a 23 -year-old american girl who left evergreen state college in 2003 to go to rafah in the gaza strip. it was witnessed that a trunk in front of the israeli bullozer who wanted to go home he stopped to destroy the palestinians, but the bulldozer of the israeli army's cutter pillar passed over rachel. more than 21 years have passed since the martyrdom of rachel cory, and today, after the storm of al-aqsaam, we see that the awakening that rachel koli achieved was between perhaps hundreds of thousands. another student has multiplied in american and european universities , what is your assessment of rachel ko's experience, what has been spread over the past year and this experience? well , rachel and i were working in the same organization at that time, in the international solidarity movement , when all the members of the movement at that time, that is , we were all ready to risk our lives. let's do it so that we can convey our message to the people of our country and change t

paul larudi, co-founder of the free palestine movement from bircley, and also mr. jim kavenar, political analyst and blogger from new york. gentlemen, thank you for being on the news review program. mr. larudi, right off the bat, why has the israeli regime been targeting onra and falsely tarnishing this image? they've been targeting awa continuous. it's not just now, so this is consistent with their treatment of ara four decades, now they tried earlier to eliminate, to get palestinian refugees and especially those outside palestine to be removed from the list of eligible refugees, they wanted to make the refugee problem disappear, they want to make palestinian. disappear, it's not difficult for a regime that bombs hospitals and aid convoys, to to extend that to the aid agencies on which palestinians have survived since 1949, so this is entirely consistent with what they want to do, it's entirely consistent with ethnic cleansing and genocide, it's it's contributes to the the deaths and the misery of palestinians and that's exactly what what israel has in mind for th

paul larudi, co-founder of fleet palestine movement from berkeley. gentlemen, it's always good talking to you, thank you. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you, the viewers for being with us. welcome back, there seems to be no end insight to the israely aggression in the occupied west bank. the occupation forces have detained several citizens in the janin refugee camp and used them as human shields. local sources reported that the israeli military conducted a widscale detention operation in jane involving house rates and searches. palestinian officials said the regime prevented the delivery of water into janin hospital where palestinians wounded are being treated. the hospital administrator warned that they might face a halt in their services if the blockade continues. the hospital has been struggling with severe water shortage for 4 days now because of the israeli regime's destruction of the main water supply line. our ramala correspondent nikarmed joined us earlier with the details of the israeli forces using pales

larudy, right off the bat. why has the israel regime been targeting onra and falsely tonnishing his image? they've been targeting anna continuously, it's not just now, so this is consistent with their treatment of ara for decades now, they tried earlier to eliminate to get palestinian refugees and especially those outside. uh palestine to be removed from the list of eligible refugees, they wanted to make the refugee problem disappear, they want to make palestinians disappear, it's not difficult for a regime that bombs hospitals and aid convoys uh to to extend that to the aid agencies on which palestinians have survived since. 1949 so this is entirely consistent with what they want to do, it's entirely consistent with ethnic cleansing and genocide, it's it contributes to the the deaths and the misery of palestinians and that's exactly what what israel has in mind for them. your opinion as well and also do you think targeting like tik tok previously and just recently telegram also press? is because they want a co