the spotlight. out of bethlehem, andsai, palestinian scientists and author. and out of london said mosan abbas journalist and political commentator, thank you. for being with us to start this off in bethlehem with mazen, i mean the resistance groups have gone to the next phase with these attacks, what is your perspective of uh what this could mean for israel as the resistance is promising more attacks inside of the regime? it must be very worrying for the elites of the israeli regime to see what is going on in towns like genene. karim and napolis and now the potentiality of developing bombings similar to what happened between 2000 and 2004 or even in the late 1990s, this must be very very worrying for the israeli leadership, because they thought that they had the west bank at least under some control because of the support of the... palestinian authority and the oslow accords and their obligations, but it seems things are getting out of hand and they must be very, very worried about this. well, said moson, the lack of security inside of israel is increasing every day, what does it do to

said mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london and said maz shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights out of. well, thank you both for being with us, starting it off in london, and it said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians, at the same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think the the lies and the hypocrisy. the collective anglosphere has been exposed more in this particular genocide, this particular scenario of war than in any other that i can, i can really remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can recall really lays bear the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism in. reality what we've got is set of global international structures created by this this anglosphere which are not fit for purpose which are clearly operating largely in in cahoots wi

i like to welcome my guests to the program. said mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator out of london. and said shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights. out of karachi. well, thank you both. for being with us, starting it off in london, and said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians, at the same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think uh, the the lies and the hypocrisy of the collective anglosphere. has been exposed more in this particular genocide, this particular scenario of war than in any other that i can leave, i can really uh remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can record really lays bear, the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism, in reality what we've got is set of... of global international structures created by this this anglosphere which a

mosan abbas accurate rape? are you defending the killing of children? are you defending the bombing of hospitals? the same standards that you're holding and pointing fingers at russia about uh these allegations against them of bombing hospitals and the attacking civilian infrastructure over here, you're your pin drop silence, what are you defending?? "and so here we clearly see politics has entered the fray of international law sadly, and therefore the whole international kind of regime, this idea of a way global harmony, and we're all gonna live together, and the un is gonna be a happy go lucky place, clearly is now faltering, and it's at the worst stage than it's ever been, and it's really about anybody's game right now, and this is the fear, this is the fear and iran actually, as my my colleague has said, is being more responsible in this time." in this time than any other involved in this conflict, and i will repeat that. on that note, so sorry, but i'm out of time. i appreciate both of you being with me said mosan abbas, journalist and political co

spotlight. out of bethlehem, mazen komsayi, palestinian scientist and author, and out of london said mosan abbas journalist and political commentator, thank you both for being with us to start this off in bethlehem with mazen, i mean the resistance groups have gone to the next phase with these attacks, what is your perspective of uh what this could mean for israel as the resistance is promising more attacks inside of the regime? it must be very worrying for the elites of the israeli regime to see what is going on in towns like j and karim and nablis and now the potentiality of developing bombings similar to what happened between 2000, 2004 or even in the late 1990s, this must be very, very worrying for the israeli leadership, because they thought that they had the west bank at least under some control because of the support. the palestinian authority and the oslow accords and their obligations, but it seems things are getting out of hand and they must be very, very worried about this. well, said moson, the lack of security inside of israel is increasing every day. what does it do to the ps

even condemn israels, they are supporting it, we have one minute left, let me give this one minute to mosan abbas, evacuation orders they displaced. they have nowhere to go, they go to to make shift camps to schools to take shelter there, no means of survival, and those places are hit, so what is what is the use of an evacuation order? well, it's exposed all institutions, including the the un and all of their sort of mechanisms, what should have happened long ago, of course is that sanctions should have been imposed on israel by every instrument of... international power, including the un, whatever they could have done, they should have been issuing orders for absolute sanctions, 363 degree full spectrum sanctions, they should have been demanding a complete and utter cease fire the minute things kicked off, they should have had the lifting of the siege on gaza done straight away, they should really be pushing for the ending of israeli illegal occupation in a much harder way than we we've seen, there should be an arms embargos imposed through the... un and anybody else, they should have been

not even condemn israels they are. we have we have one minute left, let me give this one minute to mosan abbas evacuation orders, they displace the gazins, they have nowhere to go, they go to to make shift you know camps to schools to take shelter there, no means of survival and those places are hit, so what is what is the use of an evacuation order? well, it's exposed all institutions, including the the un and all of their sort of. isms, what should have happened long ago, of course, is that sanctions should have been imposed on israel by every instrument of international power, including the un, whatever they could have done, they should have been issuing orders for absolute sanctions, 363 degree full spectrum sanctions, they should have been demanding a complete and utter cease fire the minute things kicked off, they should have had the lifting of the siege on gaza done straight away, they should really be pushing for the end of israeli illegal occupation in a much harder way than we we've seen, there should be an arms embargos imposed through the un and anybody else, they should have

spokes person movement from vancouver, say mosan abbas, thank you, journalist and political commentator from london. with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us. let's bye-bye for now. when you go to our states, our soils are pierced on all sides to search for precious metals such as gold, but often there is not even the slightest accessible road to reach the areas where they exploit gold, much less some basic social services. that is why we decided to revolt and take the destiny of our countries in hand. "imperialism has 1,00 tricks in his bag. you must be vigilant, vigilant and very vigilant. i therefore hope that these moments will be for us story that we will write, not just for the aes, but especially for africa and for the whole world. you're press tv headlines: iran tells the organization of islamic cooperation, it has to avenge israel's assassination of late hamas leader amid un security councils in action. israely occupation forces killed more palestinian civilians across. gaza raising the death tool to around 39,700, and then retaliatio

well, we um had the word retaliation here and uh say mosan abbas, i'm going to come in uh on the military aspect of this retaliation, we know what happened in operation true promise uh, this time around uh, not only iran, but the other resistance groups also, including yemen, um, have said that this is going to be different this time around, just looking at the capabilities that iran's missiles have, including their drones, um, the mere fact that "it has hypersonic missiles of which the fatah 2 was unveiled and also the missiles that have the range that it does, um, the military perspective of this all points to the fact that israel will be defeated, so the always the big question mark here is um, even with the help of the us and its allies, if they were to uh use anything to thort these missiles, it's israel will still get lots of hits all over the..." place because of the reach of the missiles, why would israel uh then go through if it will uh with this type of miscalculation that it did and now that it says it's going to militarily respond? well the the fate of israel i think is pretty

a journalist and political commentator sayid mosan abbas says the explosion in tel aviv is a sign that israel may be in for greater trouble as the palestinian resistance in gaza spreads. to the occupied west bankound what this uh what this incident really also signifies is that first of all what's going on in gaza uh is going to spread to the west bank and i think that that's inevitability of course uh one uh one attack doesn't make an entire operation but clearly this is an indication that there is capability within the... resistance to now uh work in in the west bank in a way which will create kind of psychological uh pressure and that's what the real key thing is the biggest weapon that the resistance has more so than arms and the military side because they they're obviously not a standing army what but even in spite of that of course they're having great successes knocking out lots of israeli tanks etc but what's really powerful for them is if they can create that. of fear and that that that sense of trapidation within the israeli public, within the the the security services and al

joining us now for the program is fra, journalist, author and activist joining us from belfast and sayid mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator joining us from. from london, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program here. said, we'll start with you out there in london, uh, the significance of this icc, you very well know, the regime in televive is not signed up, the us has not signed up, even though the rome statue that created the icc, the us had lot to do with establishing it, you got 123 countries that are part of it, and ironically, and uh, absurd, it's the us isn't, your initial thoughts on the significance of the icc chief prosecutor saying is making this declaration. and uh there has to be still some benefit, something optimistic that could come out of it, can it not? i think it's it's all about small victories, mean the icc has been threatened by the americans previously, as you know for for trying to take action against against it and against the israelis, the americans have vetoed any resolution taking action against the israel five times since october the october

said mosan abbus, journalist and political. commentator out of london and said maz shah executive directoruman rights out of karachi. well, thank you both for.

starting off with mosan in houston. another round of ceasefire talks set for sunday in cairo with the egyptian qatari americans and american and israeli officials at. us president joe biden says he is sending blinkin to the region to reach a ceasefire deal. your thoughts overall? well, from the very beginning, we've we've noticed that the us has has a clear bias towards his allegences to the zionist regime. we have seen that the us has been a direct accomplice in this genocide, so it is only reasonable for anyone to think that the us first of all shouldn't be mediator because of their bias towards israel and that the us doesn't want sease fire in general. the the are too many, there's too much at stake for the us empire, for this for the seasfire to take place, meaning the cease fire will determine or will will determine the loss of the zionist regime, and it's very important for the audience to understand that the loss of the zionist regime in west asia is a loss. the us as well, so a win for the zinanis is a win for the us, and so as we all know that at this given moment, the longer

. joining us now for the program is ali ham political analyst joining us from south lebanon, sayid mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator joining us from london, gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here, i guess we'll start there in south lebanon with you, mr. ali ham, your initial thoughts with uh so many... people including israel scrambling to try to uh prepare themselves for possibly the retribution that's going to come because of the regime's actions in beirot and tehran? well first thanks for having me with you on your show and i would like to say that israel is uh playing with fire as we say in lebanese proverb and they commit. very big uh strategic mistake and crap against lebanon and against tehran at the same time, and i think the the problem is... not only how to defend your sovereignty, but our honor also, and that's why they put them in the corner, the israeli put themselves in the corner in order to wait for the respond or retaliation that it will come from lebanon or from tahran or it will be like separated attack or retaliations and response fr

efforts and actions in a very will organized manner. well we had the word retaliation here and uh say mosan abbass i'm going to come in on the military aspect of this retaliation we know what happened in operation true promise uh this time around uh not only iran but the other resistance groups also including yemen um have said that this is going to be different this time. around just looking at the capabilities that iran's missiles have, including their drones, um, the mere fact that it has hypersonic missiles of which the fatah 2 was unveiled, and also the missiles that have the range that it does, um, the military perspective of this all points to the fact that israel will be defeated, so the always the big question mark here is um, even with the help of the us and its allies if they were to uh use anything to thort these missiles, it's israel will still get lots of hits all over the place because of the reach of the missiles uh, why would israel uh then go through if it will uh with uh this type of miscalculation that it did and now that it says it's going to militarily respond? well th

who is the press tv uh west asia desk specialist who joints us also joining us from london is said mosan abbas who is a journalist and political commentator welcome to you both. with you uh, if i may take a look at what has happened uh, tell us uh, the significance of it, the implications of it, coming obviously a very sensitive time, this is a really uh, really important because uh, secretary of estate anthony berlin, us security of estate, anthony blincan is in tel aviv and he's already met with uh israeli president and he has scheduled to meet with israeli prime minister and the security and the israeli forces are alerted and they all are aware of the possibility of palestinian response but uh they had they they couldn't do anything because uh this is natural response to israeli atrocities in the occupied west bank and occupied territories and the regime uh is doing everything that it could to prevent such attacks, but it it couldn't do anything, because uh palestinians are uh acting to israeli atrocities. this is a really important uh issue because as i said uh anthony bilin is in te