contact info is coming up. i'm mattiapolisan and i'll see you next week. western media has has been trying hard to control the narrative on this war, but it has failed to do just that. media outlits like cnn, bbc, and the lights have tried to portray israel as being the victim. one well-known cnn reporter at the rafa border crossing, however got an earful from an egyptian reporter who put her in place for the us, and this role overall when it comes to palestinians. this is our problem, you own the narrative, you own the united nations, you own hollywood, you own... brown all these mouth pieces, where are our voices? our voices need to be heard as well, we've been watching your channels and instead of morning our dead if instead of warning these palestinian children, we've been having to deal with more dehumanization of arabs, we ask you to condemn, where are your condemnations, where is your channel covering this, cover this, say the truth, we understand you're an employee, you're just pupit, you're just about peace, i understand you have your foreign poli

i'm mattiapolisan. when it comes to boycotting israel, it doesn't only include products. there are different boycots from trade to the military diplomatic ones. all have come into effect in this genocidal war that israel is waging against the gaza strip. one of the starting points can be action from muslim countries, especially regional ones and that would... involve boycotting trade with israel, the following shows the respective countries and the amount of trade that they are doing with israel, obviously a stop to this would definitely hurt israel, especially at this juncture. the other boycott option would be in the arms and military sector, that is one of the biggest sectors in israel's economy, and a boycott there would negatively impact its economy. between 2018 and 2022, at least 30. five countries imported weapons from israel, totaling $3.2 billion dollars. it needs to be mentioned that 10 countries have received about half of all us foreign eight since world war ii. israel has received about 264 billion dollars in foreign aid from the us, but some of the countrie

hello and welcome to the quick take section, i'm mattiapolisan. when it comes to boycotting israel, it doesn't only include products, there are different boycots from trade to the military, diplomatic ones. all have come into effect in this genocidal war that israel is waging against the gaza strip. one of the starting points can be action from muslim countries, especially regional ones and that would involve boycotting trade with israel. the following shows the respective countries and the amount of trade that they are doing with israel. obviously, a stop to this would definitely hurt israel, especially at this juncture. the other boycott option would be in the... arms and military sector, that is one of the biggest sectors in israel's economy, and a boycott there would negatively impact its economy. between 2018 and 2022, at least 35 countries imported weapons from israel, totaling $3.2 billion dollars. it needs to be mentioned that 10 countries have received about half of all us foreign eight since world war ii. israel has received about $264 b

i'm mattiapolisan. when it comes to the israeli genocidal war on palestinians, the economic ramifications go beyond the gaza strip or the west bank for that matter. we have broken down this into regional and global impacts where globally, for example, europe will suffer. first, the impact on regional countries. when it comes to regional states, the war on gaza has impacted the tourism of several countries like egypt, jordan and lebanon. in jordan, tourism accounts for 10% of gross domestic product, and since the war broke out, woodby visitors are canceling their trips. egypt also depends on tourism. revenues, perhaps more so now than before, since it has an imf loan, and revenue cuts will threaten paying back its loan. according economists, it could cost egypt egypt billions in lost tourism revenues this fiscal year alone. egypt doesn't have the foreign exchange buffers to absorb that sort of hit. and finally, lebanon, which is already in a deep economic crisis, relies on tourism for about 40% of gdp an