these are airfields northwest of manila and manila itself manila was important, of course, on many levels politically symbolically to liberate the philippines and that is its capital. yes, but you desperately need it as supply harbor to sustain these massive armies. macarthur's armies, as this thing develops, are the second largest concentration of us ground in world war two. second only to eisenhower in in france at that time, and eventually in germany, of course, to so, yeah, i mean, this is an enormous force that has to be sustained. and you really need manila to do that. so macarthur wants quickly and yet kruger is not moving as fast. he's worried about the possibility japanese flanking attacks coming from in the mountains to the east as his troops advance down the road and up to manila. valid concern, but if they come out of the mountains now, they're really vulnerable against us. air strikes, artillery counterattacks, all of that kind of stuff that you can do. and they're not very mobile. they don't have much armor. they don't have much artillery, you know. so the concern is valid,

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around is a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really one say better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can in the at least 700 palestinians killed in just 24 hours that these will expand its attack on solving gazda with thousands of civilians to seek shelter. we felt strongly, i'm steadfastly in northern garza, and now we're doing the same in the south as we also continue to protect our games . and then all the idea of flight just need call us from their attacks on solving gas that has these road out conduct operations in every part of the gang claim, leaving almost nowhere. a safe haven where do we go? no. the schools you know, home, so safe where should we go.

and manila you are absolutely right. you know, once these munitions are sitting in our saw pile, they do age and there's where i share. but i think the, the plan that we should be focusing on is the impact of civilians during and after the cost way. not that way, right. i think that ray is just right here and i because we know that the latest march report on the documentation was just released this week. and that states that these weapons impact 90 percent of civilians. 60 percent of those civilians are children that are under the age of 18. a. right and like you, i'm allow heritage my own family were victims of us cluster munitions, my paternal grandfather and my dad. then 7 year old little brother died as a result of the secret war in the 1960. so for me, this is deeply personal as it probably is for you. but this isn't a problem that is left to history. is it? i mean it's, it's still a persistent problem. it allows today yeah, no 1st, no, thank you for sharing to your own personal story. because i do feel that there n

also coming to the philippines, threats to china's in bassett, or in manila, the philippine government malls, whether to expel beijing's envoy after more confrontations in the disputed waters of the south china sea. on a critical summit for ukraine's future annual leaders meet in brussels to decide on the opening of accession talks with ukraine and on further financial aid for key. but hunger as prime minister is threatening to block the plan the on the comm fairly welcome to the program. israel to prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected international calls for a cease fire and gaza, including a non binding resolution backed by the un general assembly on tuesday. in a meeting with is really soldiers, not in yahoo said that the military would continue. it's offensive against them off, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the you, as well as the us and other nations. the government, if i say this, even given the great pain in the international pressure, so nothing will stop us. we will continue until the end until victory. nothing less than that. i think even though

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o the, the quintessential foreign policy g. and yes, so one of the greatest mass murderers in history kissinger might have been bolt and much more because death was not on timely with his legacy. still, hans, us, in many ways he initiated some of the worst aspects of american foreign policy. the, the, the tax just for the 1st month of, for the semester across the us will probably that's up to me. i been in the school, the state in the polls and it's a full of them in my own way. this to the football stadium. shy away in the conflict of interest to assume because of the issue of the you pretty much to release the the the civilian thoughts did not stop for the last hour, months from now coming from home over the southern gathered a little the city of how do you this is bombed, why is role has the idea of that just to on list the same with caleb destruction and that area as the daily lives initial invasion in the know for region. althoug

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the . the of the revolution of 1789 in france, gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the french overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit. so 1st sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves and hating that remote island, produced almost half of all the sugar on the planet sooner was made by d as in franchise slaves. broad from africa scene 1791. they started an uprising against their oppressors. the black swept away the colonial administration and formed their own army. it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique. tucson leveled to a range of dams to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having jumped up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the caps or to solve it. you are by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeats. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared indepen

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o the the the number 410. c 7, god, the name me, the city of call unit is boomed by as well as the idea of pages on the, from the same scale, diffraction and complex area as it did in its initial invasion. in the north of the region. the photo has to be full, strongly and sorry, and no other guns are. we are also doing so now in the southern vaults, it will be no less strengthened. that's the idea of analysis that the comes to slide possible will be open because of it is the head fell as the previous car, the was turned into a was a red cross folks both in size and safe places left in god.

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the the, the civilian todd does not stop for the last hour onto no coming from all over the southern gaza navy, the city of han, you know, they've gotten via, as well as the idea i do so on least the same scale of destruction on back to every, as it did in his initial invasion in the notes of the region as we felt strongly and solely in northern garza. we're also doing so now in the southern pulse it will be no less strength and models. we are. the files is that the coastal by policy will be open because of it is the head south of the previous quarter has turned into the a red cross spoke to us and says there are no safe places.

i'm 2nd, thomas show, tiny tools in the south china sea claimed by both manila and beijing, they full within the philippines, exclusively cannot make certain in yellow here. but also we've in china, so called 9 dash line. the area the china claims is it. so that's despite the 2016 rolling that badges claims had no legal basis. often the latest confrontation, the philippines, that china is actions in the south china sea. which manila cools the west philippine sea where a serious escalation continued to call on china to be a responsible member of the international community and abide by its commitments, deceased from undertaking actions to violate philippine sovereignty, southern rights and jurisdiction in the best flippancy badging immediately. rebecca seated the accusation saying the philippines was infringing on china sovereignty. telephone china urges the philippines to cease its violations and publications to stop its unwarranted attacks and to refrain from accent undermined peace in this, i was trying to see things sequence of aging. such acts include meaningless strengthening, mi

o i, manila champ, professor peter cruz. dick is back with us. thank you for sticking with us professor. so let's just hop right to it because there's obviously a lot to talk about when it comes to this man, henry kissinger. let's move away from asian for a moment and head to latin america. for as much as washington likes to harper about democracy and human rights under kissinger's watch and his careful direction. the 20th century solved, brutal dictatorships be installed across south america who were friendly to the us, but certainly not a boon for human rights. on many say, today's influx of spanish speaking migrants can be traced back to kissinger as policies that the stabilized much of that content. can you give us sort of a birds eye view on his role in latin america? i'm sure it as the most egregious example of what kissinger did was and a really, this was very much hands on. and his policy was over throwing the end a government and see why i and they got elected as a democratic socialist and 1970. and from the very start, kissinger was at

i'm 2nd, thomas show, tiny, i told them the south china sea claimed by both manila and beijing. they full within the philippines exclusively to nomic. so i'm in yellow here. but also we've in china, so called 9 dash line. the area the china claims is it. so that's despite the 2016 rolling that badges claims had no legal basis. often the latest confrontation, the philippines, that china's actions in the south china sea, which manila cools the west philippine sea, where a serious escalation continued to call on china. to be a responsible member of the international community and abide by its commitments, deceased, from undertaking actions to violate philippine sovereignty, southern rights and jurisdiction in the best flippancy badging. immediately. rebecca seated the accusation saying the philippines was infringing on china suffering to go from china, urges the philippines to states it's violations and publications to stop it's unwarranted attacks and to refrain from acts that undermine peace. and the so trying to see things from aging, such acts include meaningless strengthening,

which manila cools the west philippine sea where a serious escalation continued to call on china to be a responsible member of the international community and abide by its commitments, deceased from undertaking actions to violate philippine sovereignty, southern rights and jurisdiction in the best flippancy badging immediately. rebecca seated the accusation saying the philippines was infringing on china sovereignty. going from china urges the philippines to states it's violations and publications to stop its unwarranted attacks and to refrain from acts that undermine peace and the so trying to see things from aging. such acts include meaningless strengthening, military ties with the us, hey, conducting joint patrols last month. the philippine president fed 9 marcus junior on the right to has been more sensitive than his previous tests. the in confronting china is maritime claims, leading sums of fate of the south china sea. a note in the taiwan straits compose the greatest threat to stability in asia. in recent years, concerns about regional conflicts have lot to be centered on china i

i'm manila chad. you are tuned into modus operandi and repented and unapologetic centenary and statesman henry kissinger died at his home on november 29th 2023. his name forever etched into the history books all around the world. for better or worse, henry kissinger was arguably america's most influential diplomat. this week we'll take a look back at this historical figure and the policies he implemented that shaped the world as we know it today. all right, let's get into the m o, the hitting that 100 birthday is a celebratory milestone if you ever see. but for a heinz alford kissinger, better known as henry. it was a birthday locked by 6 all over the internet. love him or hate them. henry kissinger left an indelible mark on the world. born in bavaria to a jewish family. in 1923, his family fled nazi germany in 1938 for the united states. as a naturalized citizen, young henry joined the west military father in world war 2 and later became an academic at harvard university, completing everything from u

diplomatic protests against china over the use of water cannon by its coast guard vessels against manila" on the part of beijing�*s agents, manila�*s national security council spokesperson said on monday. it was after two days of confrontations between boats from the philippines and china in contested waters. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. polls have closed in hong kong after the first local elections in which pro—democracy candidates were banned from standing. the turnout was a record low 27.5%, down from a historic high of 71% in 2019. with no opposition candidates to vote for, the turnout is being seen as an indication of the level of support for china�*s tightening grip on hong kong. voters are going to the polls in egypt, where president abdel fattah el—sisi hopes to win his third term in office. if successful, he will retain power until 2030 — a victory his critics say is already inevitable. voting will be spread over three days with approximately 67 million egyptians eligible to vote. and one of the staples of south asian cooking, onions, has doubled in price after

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they had a number of soldiers, the nebraskan voluntary infantry in manila after the battle of manilabay. and these soldiers had a very simmering kind of tension with the soldiers led by aldo. and that is when the philippine-american war starts in february of 1899. so the war of 1898 kind of puts the us in the philippines and then they engage with a war against the philippines that was led by again, aldo and aguinaldo. again was advised by this man, agoncillo so when the filipino american war is ongoing, it's interesting because the war of 1888 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the u.s. from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was ratified in 1899. agoncillo. went first to washington, d.c., december four to try to represent the philippines interests and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris. and followed up with a group of other commissioners from cuba, from the philippines and puerto rico. and this group, i think tainan probably mentioned them. it's really important for us to recognize that representatives of th

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up in sheltering at the university in manila, but then now being told to move. barnaby lloyd reports. when reverend, the alumni in her family arrived in manila from gaza, no one came to the airport to pick them up. should have been away for decades. the philippines is no longer home. the government put them up at a hotel for 2 nights. they left them on their own with $1300.00 in cash, but but with the law, we are grateful that the saved their lives. but a hope they will continue to help us because we are still filipino. i mean, to find a fight with the help of activities they ended up staying on this campus along with dozens of others who fled to war in gaza. but now they're under pressure to leave. although authorities aren't the big thing, the filipino palestinian families stay here at the university of the philippines. the campus is closing for the holidays on december. the 21st. the concern is that no one will be around to help them and they're running out of money. now ideally they move somewhere else, but the question is, where rights advocates say the answer isn't just the plac

i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the the, by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10 situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position, income inequality ramp, and illiteracy. this respect by the portuguese for the local traditions led to a mass unrest. in 1964, the liberation front of mozambie for a limo began its armed struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency . however free limos 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime and portico, late 19

the, the the hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. in light of the unfolding tragedies in israel and gaza. the u. s. has shifted its attention away from your crate. but america isn't the only one. ukraine's own neighbors just months. a go pledging unwavering support now, souring on key as, as fresh elections prove, the prolonged war in europe isn't as popular as it was sold. all right, let's get into the m o, the, from the former soviet bloc states to the farthest reaching west of france. little by little european support for a continued war effort in ukraine appears to be waning, led by growing right meaning sentiments among voters dissatisfied with their economic situation at home are now forcing political leads to reconsider sending tax payer funded military aid to ukraine. joining us to dig into this shift across europe. this is george sam willy. he is a writer as senior fellow at the global policy institute in london. he's the author of the book, bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia. he also has a daily pod cast

i'm your host manila, and thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again. next time to figure out the m. o, the known in vietnam, the american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time, right? now and then you don't see it now. why didn't all i'm empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. and that's on top of that not, but the american soldiers, limited resistors mercilessly burned down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah, that's, that's a ways to but yeah, the, it's been planned, organized, it is now being carried out according to the technology's principles and schemes of the so called might on revolutions, rushes out baset of the soviet, says president alexandro, boot church has proof that the overnight protests and valid great will over straighten by certain western players as offici

to the wind sheltering at a university in manila, but as barnaby lo reports that now being told to move. when reverend allowed in her family arrived in manila from gaza, no one came to the airport to pick them up. should have been away for decades. the philippines is no longer home. the government put them up at a hotel for 2 nights. they left them on their own with $1300.00 in cash, but but with the law, we are grateful to be saved their lives. but i hope they will continue to help us because we are still filipino. i mean, to find that guy with the help of activities they ended up staying on this campus along with dozens of fathers who fled to war in gaza. but now they're under pressure to leave. although authorities aren't the big thing, the filipino palestinian families stay here at the university of the philippines. the campus is closing for the holidays on december. the 21st. the concern is that no one will be around to help them, and they're running out of money. now ideally, they move somewhere else, but the question is, where rights advocates say the answer isn't just the place,

but a chinese vessel collided for being governments as someone's trying some boss of the to manila in response origin. city is a bracing themselves full of stars. he meshes off the phone right populous. have you malay was phoning as president. he won the election by pressing to overall the economy, including taking a sledge, how much of the countries social security system. stories of the reports from when it's iris with a promise 20 years of decadence and decline. fluoride precedents have yet to meet what's war need on sunday and he's inaccurate in speech. he expressed the hope the change has finally arrived. but he also warned the country the next few months will be difficult. and while you're outside of the state, there's no alternative but to implement austerity, this will have a negative impact on job salaries priority. there will be stagflation there, but it's not very different from what we've seen in the past. 12 years. we can, the present at he's an aggravation, was a cranium president of all the me to say lensky. also attending or to a nationalist whom gary on prime minister

when reverend loud died, her family arrived in manila from gaza. no one came to the airport to pick them up . should have been away for decades. the philippines is no longer home. the government put them up at a hotel for 2 nights. they left them on their own with $1300.00 in cash. but, but with the law, we are grateful that the saved their lives. but a hope they will continue to help us because we are still filipinos. i mean, to find that with the help of activities, they ended up staying on this campus along with dozens of others. who fled the war in gaza but now they're under.

when reverend allowed in her family arrived in manila from gaza. no one came to the airport to pick them up. should have been away for decades. the philippines is no longer home . the government put them up at a hotel for 2 nights. they left them on their own with $1300.00 in cash. but, but with the new law, we are grateful that the saved their lives. but a hope they will continue to help us because we are still filipinos. i mean, to find that with the help of activities, they ended up staying on this campus along with dozens of others who fled to war in gaza. but now they're under pressure to leave. although authorities aren't the big thing, the filipino palestinian families staying here at the university of the philippines, the campus is closing for the holidays on december. the 21st. the concern is that no one will be around to help them and they're running out of money. now ideally they move somewhere else, but the question is, where rights advocates say the answer isn't just the place, but the support to forward it to refugee status. the phili

. >> on top of the refrigerator was a manila folder. >> did it just give you chills? was horrible. why didn't she just tell us? >> did a secret lead to murder? >> it's got to be unimaginable. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's andrea canning with nightfall. >>> welcome to dateline. when the body of brooke morris was discovered by the side of the road, her family started looking for answers. they were surprised to discover that she may have been involved in an allegedly violent relationship. could that revelation be the key to solving her murder? here with nightfall, is andrea canning. >> i'd ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning. i'd like for you to envision roane county in the middle of october. the leaves are changing, there's a little bit of a nip in the air. now envision brooke morris standing there and brooke feels like she's been punched in the throat. she's been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body, this is the second shot, and it tears through her chest. she's terrified, and she's in extreme pain. thank you, you can open your eyes. >> the

is advising manila on that front.gically, president marcos has been d deepening and expanding cooperation with the u.s., by allowing more access to filipino bases by military of the u.s. and also, restarting joint sea and air patrols and stopping in hawaii to visit the command. that's why beijing sees the philippines doing the u.s. bidding to stir trouble in the region. to contain china's rise and challenge the beijing supremacy. that's why the u.s. is seen as part of the saga, despite the recent thaw in u.s./china ties. that's why a lot of cwarring terms if the latest incidents not boding well for where the situation may be headed. rosemary? >> and the united states has urged china to abide by a 2016 arbitration ruling over the disputed waters. clearly, china is not doing that. what is china's goal here? >> china does not recognize the legitimacy of that tribunal. they will ignore the ruling handed down by that court. the ware is that china could wait for the filipino ship to be washed away by waters, to see the reef

event killed, one person into a goal to sure province, more than 900 kilometers south of the capitol. manila. so nami alert has been lifted, but the area has been hit by for after shocks, stronger than magnitude 6 for interest. so what do you say an attacker in paris? stabbed a german torres to death and injured to other people. the suspect reportedly shouted, although i bought for god, is great before being arrested. the man was known to the french authorities as a radical, as want us with mental health troubles. at least a people were killed in northern pakistan, including 2 soldiers. when gunman opened fire on a passenger box, officials are calling it an act of terrorism. pakistan has blamed as long as militants crossing the border from afghanistan for a recent object in the tax. colombian authorities have seized over a ton of cocaine after smuggler's food overboard, doing a boat chase. the drugs wrapped in disney theme to packaging, or estimated to be worth almost $40000000.00. after ditching the contraband, the smugglers abandoned their boat and escaped. communicate ford resume flight o

philippines as someone's sean is ambassador of the confrontations between ships and the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels, boston border canons at several philippines boats. and course, the collision by june blames the philippines. china claims almost the entire south china sea, in defiance of international rulings. india supreme court has upheld the cancellation of the special status at yahoo and kashmir by the hindus. nationalist modi administration 3 years ago. and most of the majority region previously enjoyed a major political economy. that court also ordered just me a to hold state election. and then you dropped agreement at the you in climate conference into by board is down possible action on limiting global warming. the latest text refers to reducing fossil fuel use and italy, a draft spoke of phasing out the fuel cup $2812.00 due to wind down in the next few hours. and staying with the cup 20 of you and accuses oil producer saudi arabia, of obstructing measures. needed to prevent climate breakdown. there's general agreement on the need to reduce global warming. but few beli

well, the 900 kilometers south of manila, the phenomenal though it has been lifted by the area has been hit by full off to shocks, stronger than stronger than magnitude 6 defendants wayland. now way the electro bodies says 95 percent of autism backs the countries territorial climb 2 s a key bond bases, an oil rich region in neighboring guyana, but the controversial non to binding referendum, so low versa, turnouts on sunday it comes off to the un international court of justice, ordered caracas to take no action that would alter beyond his control over the territory. basically, vote is 160000 square kilometers about the size of grace and makes up around 2 thirds of pianos, land mass, gas and oil were discovered day back in 2015. earlier kiana's president, you finally said that he's government would work to protect the country's borders and keep people safe. i want to assure guide is that there is nothing to fear over the next. a number of hours this months had. of course, our vigilance will be enhance, but we are walking along the clock to ensure that our board has remained intact on the

philippines as somebody joined the st. bassinger over confrontations between ships in the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels blasted water cannons at several filipino boats and calls to collision. beijing blames the philippines joining claims almost the entire south china sea in defiance of international rulings. india is a supreme court has upheld the cancellation 3 years ago of the special status of jonathan cashmere by the hindu nationalist government. i've never been promoted. the muslim majority regent previously enjoyed the measure of political economy. the court has also ordered the region to hold states elections, allies of russian opposition, politicians, alexis of all. and he said that he has been removed from the prison colony where she had been imprisoned. of all his lawyers had been unable to contact him for almost a week. his whereabouts remains unknown. his age fear that he may have been moved to a harder, harsher prison. ready ready pressure has once again attacked ukraine's capitol cheese ukrainian air defenses shut down at least 8 ballistic missiles, launched at the ci

let's get to manila. our government reporter.vious ones we have had between philippine and chinese ships? >> last weekend was one of the few times, if not the first time, that we heard multiple back-to-back clashes between the philippines and china in the south china sea. with that, you can get the sense of how heightened tensions are in that area. on saturday, we had an encounter and on sunday, another one. in both instances, the philippines said china's water cannot spawn philippine vessels. it is noteworthy how the philippines has reported severe or significant damage. there was a direct hit on filipino vessels from china's action. that's what makes these incidents over the weekend different from the past ones. haslinda: we know that china is blaming the philippines, what has china said so far? >> as you mentioned, china is saying this is the philippines' fault. the chinese said the philippines ignored warnings, deliberately collided their vessels against chinese vessels. what's also important in terms of what china has set ov

killed, one person in saudi gollindo sewer province, more than 900 kilometers south at the capitol. manila, a tsunami alert has been lifted, but the area has been hit by for after shock, stronger than magnitude 6. unique airport resume flight operations early sunday. after being closed on saturday, due to heavy snowfall, thousands of travelers were stranded in the bavarian capital where the extreme winter weather has this structed public transport in long distance rail services. this video posted on x shows a jet frozen into the rugby at munich. i bought the heavy snowfall. i brought everything to a standstill and caused gravity kills in southern germany. in the, in the morning they said flights would leave after 12 o'clock. then we had to take our way into the car park with shovels. we had to pick a taxi to the terminal because the buses weren't running, which no one told us. and now we don't know what to do either. if there's something that we just have to wait, it's all a bit annoying, but it can't be helped. similar, it seems that munich center is going to station bid thousands of pass

signalled he's possible expulsion of a weekend confrontations between ships on the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels blasted board and cannons and several philippines boats and close to collision by ging says, responsibility lies with the philippines. show any claims, almost the entire south china sea. in defiance of international groups. a local election in home call has ended in an apparent snap to china. the spot candidates loyalty badging winning b. that's after a majority of voters stayed home in protest against a controversy on new election, no firing pro democracy candidates according to official data. less than 30 percent and registered by has turned out incentives, district council elections to what time is running out. so negotiated is a top 20 i can do by to reach a deal to limit the rise of global temperatures to 1.5 degree celsius. with just hours, remaining ethic level climate change conference top united nations officials urged delegates to go into overdrive to reach an agreement. secretary general antonio gutierrez said they would focus in particular on the reduc

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palestinian. victories while in gaz he said that he felt at home amongst compatriots. now this for manila mandela, what in your opinion willson mandela say regarding the current genocidal war being waged by the israeli apart regime against palestinians in gaza and the humanitarian situation in these beseed territory. the palestinian people are indeed our compatriots. we feel their pain and suffering like it's our own pain and suffering. therefore, president nelson golita shabande said that, as long as there is a single human being suffering anywhere in the world, our struggle is far from over. it pains us that people who themselves were victims of genocide can perpetrate such horrific crimes against civilians, women and children, in particular. during his visit to palestine, nelson mandela also said that if peace efforts fail. armed resistance is the only way to attain freedom, in israel, i stressed three fundamental principles: i said, it is no use for israel to talk of peace. "if they still hold on arab territories which they conquered during the sixth day war in 1967, choose peace rath

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