anthony hall, professor of globalization, leth bridge university, out of leth bridge. thank you both for being with us. i started off with paul. your thoughts, paul, i, i started with that question in the beginning, i mean, could you have imagine what we're going through right now, watching a daily basis in real time, and uh, though we have pockets of resistance and pockets of awareness, still it's... continuing 10 months on, what would you have believed that this would be our reality? well, i expected for decades that we would eventually come to something like a genocide that there would there would be terrible event, but i thought that this terrible event would cause people to wake up and not only see what's going on and it's had some effect. that direction, but i expected the reaction to be revulsion at at what israel is doing and what it is, and discovering the reality of israel, and that the world would react, to shut it down to, to do something to to stop the carnage and the the the theft of land, and the ethnic cleansing, but that hasn't been the case. every eve

anthony haw, professor of globalization, leth bridge university, out of leth bridge. thank you both for being with us. i started off with paul, your thoughts, paul, i, i started with that question and beginning, i mean, could you have imagine what we're going through right now, watching a daily basis in real time, and though we have pockets of resistance and pockets of awareness, still it's continuing 10 months on, what would you have believed that this would be our reality? well, i expected for decades that we would eventually come to something like a genocide that there would there would be terrible event, but i thought that this terrible event would cause people to wake up and not only see what's going on, and it's had some effect in that direction, but i expected the reaction to be revulsion at at what israel is doing and what it is, and discovering the reality of israel and that the... world would react to shut it down to do something to to stop the carnage and the the the theft of land and the ethnic cleansing, but that hasn't been the case, everything that's ha

anthony haw, professor of globalization from leth bridge university, from alberta, canada, and also mr. eric walberg, canadian, author and journalist from also canada's toronto. gentlemen, welcome to the news review section. mr. hall, how long is this silence, or better to say, inaction by the world community or world leaders is going to continue? where is the red line? imprisoning two million plus palestinians in gaza for decades, as a professor said, raping and torturing palestinian prisoners and just during the past nine month months, bomb hospitals, medical facilities, ambulances, schools, mosks, churches destroyed. 70% of gaza along with this electricity, water and sewage system, deprived the gazans of food and water to starve them to death, and even boasting about it. they've even said let's drop an atomic bomb on them, why? buse they can get away with it with the help of the us. this horrendous atrocity is, it's galvanizing the world behind palestine, and sinwar is now our greatest hero. and people will be celebrating him, they are already, and this fight is for the justice of t

joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at leth bridge university from uh lethbridge canada and also clive menz's political uh economy analyst and researcher joining us from london, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the uh program here, i guess we'll start with you, professor anthony hall. there in canada, thanks for joining us for the program sir, um, now aren't these uh, professor hall, constitutional guarantees against, i mean aren't there constitutional guarantees, i should say, against this very exact kind of overreach by the government, well the constitutional protections are pretty much null and void these days, the powers that be seem to disconduct themselves as they will, uh, zuckerberg. is of course uh kind of a strange figure, we know that facebook emerged from the deep state, the intelligence agencies, he's kind of a front person has been from the beginning, there's a lot more to facebook than meets the eye in terms of the deep state, but his admission that he gave in to pressures from the government to essentially distort the informatio

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author and journalist from toronto and also professor anthony hall, professor of globalization from leth bridge university in alberta. gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you, and thank you, dear viewers for being with us. take care and bye-bye. israel troops have carried out fresh raids on several towns and neighborhoods across the occupied west bank, including a novlist genine and colondia. that is. regime forces were also engaged in fields clashes with palestinian resistance fighters. earlier we were joined by our romala correspondent nakamed to get more details: last night in the west bank there were many hot spots for her places in in the west bank and let's start from the north of the west bank where slashes have occurred in azun village in north qalqilia governance where freedom fighters were able to to to be or engaged in slashes with the iof. forces that has raved the country in attempt to uh to follow them and and also there have been reports that freedom fighters have shoot fire on hamra checkpoint which is near to pass area with no reports from the iof or any comments from their s

anthony james hall, professor of globalization joined us earlier from leth bridge, alberta with his take on the us government's support for the israeli regime despite anger at home. well, we can see lot of mental ferment and uh prince. stance outside the convention hall, with the protesters inside the convention hall, we have a conference, congress of politicians and their supporters who literally get bribed paid to go along with whatever israel wants, the democratic party has been a partner with israel, it's not really just compliant in genocide, it's providing the weaponry, the diplomatic cover, and this ridiculous situation where you have "the people trying to be the mediators, also being the supporters and the supplier of weapons to one side of the conflict, so this is just such a gross situation, the idea of going from biden to camela is going to somehow show some movement in the democratic party, no, the democratic party is deeply genocidal partner with israel, and the idea of them neg'. creating a ceasefire uh is is kind of ridiculous, so there we have it, and then the problem is

author and journalist from toronto and also professor anthony hall, professor of globalization from leth bridge university in alberta. gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you, and thank you, dear viewers for being with us. take care and bye-bye. "a vigil was held in the austrian capital vienna to remember all the journalists killed by israel since last october. our correspondent dito ganish attended the ceremonies to tell us more about the event. let's take a listen. the government media office in the gaza strip has announced the two more palestinian journalists have been killed in israeli strikes on friday pushing the death doll of press members killed during. israel's genocidal war on the besieg strip to 168. the two journalists were later identified as tamim, muhamma and abdullah al-susi, who lost their lives in two separate air strikes, targeting the houses in the southern city of kanunis. this has triggered several hundred people to hold vigil in vienna for all the murder journalists in the gaza strip and south lebanon. we organized this vigil today because we wanted to honor the slaught

us, time has gotten the better of us, stay safe to both of you, professor anthony halder. out of leth bridge uh canada and also clive menz there joining us from london and viewers this brings us to the conclusion of this segment to your press tv news review program thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now can you call the people terrorists for defending their own? stand against the crimes of zionists they're making you stand such nation is it an act of terror too when the leaders of the world distort the basic truths the world is waking up and history turns a page the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age the resistance from stronger with and with might stand up for what's right in the darkest of the night, they say it's self-defense for the ruthless cold regime, but the ones who fight for freedom are the ones they call ex stream, in west asia, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people's conscience rising as the truth starts to be told, from american universe to risings worldwide, your professors stand with you against the unjust eye, find comfort in this solidarity th