country together with britain that instigated the 1963 rule against democratically elected mohammad mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed very severe sanctions on iran which is hurt a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical in the sense that if you do support these people then you wouldn't sanction them so hard that you know they are having difficulty even getting on with their daily normal by. well as tensions the rise in iran a new documentary by the red fish media group looks at the impact of decades of u.s. sanctions on the economy. but on the aggressive. peter the right kind or nice if the toughest sanctions ever imposed by the us or a country. feeling a little feverish about. the sanctions are intended to cause pain. so i don't think the score to the war in iran is too powerful have security and allies across the reach or. the mother nature of war being her shoulder mounted on 0 clinical matter beyond. and you can watch that documentary in full this friday fi the redfish channel. and i migh

country together with britain that instigated the 1963 rule against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed a very severe sanctions on iran which is worth a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical in the sense that if you do support these people then you wouldn't sanction them so hard that you know they are having difficulty in getting on with their daily normal lives a new poll in sweden suggests the country is undergoing a seismic political shift we'll tell you more about that after this short break. backs geysers financial survival. housing bubble all. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause a report. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out to stay active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. temperance to impeach and remove donald trump from the presidency have clearly divided the country this should not sur

country together with britain that instigated the 1953 who were against democratically elected mohammad mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed very severe sanctions on iran which is worth a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical. you know where the death toll from a like pus and your playing crush in the democratic republic of congo has now risen to 27 according to emergency services the aircraft came down shortly after takeoff in a densely populated area of the eastern city of goma the planes operating companies said 17 passengers 2 pilots were on board and the reason for the crash is currently clear with the initial assessment to technical issues. but was about to close this sunday in hong kong where there's been a record turnout for local elections the 1st since the beijing protests began in june and it's been seen as a barometer of popular opinion after 5 months of violent unrest and growing calls for universal suffrage counting is underway with the results expected to be officially announced lat

country together with britain instigated that $1000.00 we were against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed a very severe sanctions on iran which is worth a lot of ordinary people so coming out and say that they support these people is hypocritical but 20 posts right now this sunday this been a record turnout in hong kong was 1st local elections since the protests began in. it's being seen as a barometer of popular opinion after 5 months of violent unrest and growing calls for universal suffrage for the 1st time the government's position police at all polling stations. protests in several cities across israel saturday with thousands calling on the prime minister to resign but even that you know has been charged with bribery corruption and breach of trust in the 1st criminal cases reported against a sitting israeli premier in jerusalem there was a rally in support of the embattled leader who claims he's the victim of which aren't an attempted coup elsewhere this too. i feel troubling columbia witnessing a 3rd consecutive

country together with britain that instigated the 1963 rule against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed a very severe sanctions on iran which is hurt a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical in the sense that if you do support these people then you wouldn't sanction them so hard that you know they are having difficulty even getting on with their daily normal lives. we asked people in tehran what they think about america support. the u.s. supports no one and just wants to put we countries and deeds it was wise to for reunion officials not to make any concessions to the u.s. . if the u.s. really intends to support iran it should 1st if the sanctions and desist people until the economic situation becomes better many families have someone they me to care for and now they are unable to obtain medications thanks to mr trump iran's problems have increased. i would like to ask the u.s. government to make an agreement with iran because the iranian people have many proble

country together with britain that instigated the 1953 who against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed a very severe sanctions on iran which is hurt a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical in the sense that if you do support these people then you wouldn't sanction them so hard that you know they are having difficulty even getting on with their. daily normal lives. we now go back to our top story of swedish prosecutors dropping a rape case against wiki leaks co-founder julian assange to get live comments from greg craig murry former u.k. ambassador and human rights activist now clearly one last legal work well for a songe but is it good news. well it's excellent news but it was entirely expected because of course the swedish other grayson's were very obviously always a cia fit up and they were only ever intended to get signed into custody in order to pave the way for a extradition to the united states for publishing for publishing the truth about american war c

investigation further than the person has a great opportunity to deliver just as the test stands how mossad is going to handle all of this what do you have stays in the justice system in malta i mean for from the outside looking at this story it's been 2 years since your sister was murdered and we still don't know who's behind this horrible crime. we have an old time to check in the end justifies to be delivered in malta i'm encouraged by the fact that the has being a father a son that it looks like the investigation can move further up from that yes there have been in shoes yes it's been a long time and no the case will not be closed once a murderer isn't jay destiny reported on crime and reports on corruption at the heart of government some of that touches on crime than just a touch to be delivered on every single level to every task and she ever wrote about she wrote about people in government and they are so that so full justice meaning justice for her mother and justice for her of course. this is a step forward and we need to take things further. and we can understand that you would li

country together with britain that instigated the 1963 rule against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed a very severe sanctions on iran which is hurt a lot of ordinary people so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical in the sense that if you do support these people then you wouldn't sanction them so hard that you know they are having difficulty even getting on with their daily normal by. why pompei also provoked outrage by announcing a reversal of a decades old stance on israeli settlements in the west bank. necessarily violate international law the settlements are on territory occupied by israel since the 6 day war the one of the most contentious issues in the conflict between israel and palestine. the u.s. administration has lost its credibility to play any future role in the peace process we regard washington's decision as another step aimed at collapsing the system of international law regulating the middle east and thus further straining israeli palestinian ties settlements in occup

country together with britain instigated the 1000 who were against democratically elected mohamed mossad there right now it's no different i mean the united states has imposed very severe sanctions on iran which is 1st a lot of ordinary so coming out and saying that they support these people is hypocritical it. last week was another week of the trump impeachment saga in the united states and it started with an embarrassing incident during a t.v. interview with a democratic lawmaker which instantly went viral and in its own bizarre way it highlighted the divisions in american politics with her very own unique commentary here is our tucson's cattail are. more so than at the at washington is thick with intrigue and contrive a see the public hearings in the latest trump impeachment saga into the 2nd week and everyone wants to know how has he done it will this be the straw that finally breaks the camel's back president used taxpayer dollars to ask the ukrainians to help him choose an election that can't be right guys i think we've got the wrong sound bite in the. what. really. ok no apparentl

weeks earlier that goes back to the 1953 coup which was led by the cia and overthrew prime minister mossad and reinstated the shop so there was a very real fear that there would be a repeat of that 26 years later in $1079.00 another thing to mark historically is that while the revolution happened in february of $979.00 united states hadn't broken diplomatic relations so this didn't happen until november and. one could think that there was the potential of actually having diplomatic relations but of course with the seizure of the embassy all the black times were cut. thousands of protesters are back on the streets of the chilean capital santiago is on to government demonstrations and a 3rd week police used water cannon to and tear gas to try to disperse the crowd small demonstrators threw rocks they want president sebastian pinera to resign even though he's proposed economic reforms are left in america and so this isn't some. this is a 7 team and according to the report maybe 20. writers came out. early. and are completely quiet weekend started i'm extremely peacefully and right we caught a

prisoner's committee here in some of the god of the mossad he was as well a member of some delegation to stockholm has announced go to me said we we confirm that nothing has been done yet and we will clarify. everything i just want to mention that saudi has declared many times before that they have as they say released the fighters but at the end what they do there are hundreds of thousands of yemeni working illegally in saudi arabia and so it is deposited many of these people like on a weekly basis that's why every now and then so we would release. people who are like working illegally in saudi arabia and they they tell the media al they consider them. a fighter that's why i do think that the saudi has actually taken this step. like a till now and i want to mention that 2 months ago so he had to release 350 prisoners. including 3 saudi prisoners and they were handed to the red cross sutil we see that it cross has received those prisoners that the saudi claim that they have released and those names must be in the list that was handed to that it calls for all hoti result in the hands o

harvey weinstein hired an israeli firm called black cube, which is staffed by former members of the mossad false identities and front companies. this is how far the wealthy and connected can go to bury the truth. 0k, of course he's — will be facing trial next year. he will. and i — one imagines he would dispute all these allegations. how do you get to the bottom of it? how did you establish those facts? well, i know the format is back and forth but this is not a "he said, she said". he doesn't dispute that. we have the contracts, we have the signatures of his attorney. all parties involved have admitted to that. so, for you, you're in a situation where you're moving out of your home. you are, what, worried about your life? you know, i'm careful to draw the distinction. i was not a journalist in pakistan, in russia, in any number of places where journalists turn up dead all the time when they report on powerful interests. i had the fortunate position of being protected by american criminal laws, being protected by the american first amendment — which, by the way, creates more space in my co

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the last three leaders of mossad, arguably one of the best intelligence services in the world and probablyhave better sources into the iranian nuclear program than we do, were very much for the agreement. so for these reasons -- now, i could be wrong, you know? next week tehran could, could in the desert i blow up a 20 megaton weapon, and then the you can get the pitchforks and torches and march on my house. i won't be there but you could do it. [laughter] but right now i think it's worth supporting. not that i'm going to, you know, trying to convince anybody who believes otherwise, i'm just stating my opinion. but this is how i look at things. okay. let me go ahead and take any questions -- nobody's got any questions. you know, here i am, the one thing the book festival's done is it's got me into church, and it's got me wearing a tie. [laughter] how did this happen? okay. soap you had your hand up first. >> [inaudible] what is your opinion of -- [inaudible] >> the question was what is, since i have a modest background in intelligence and the military, what is my assessment of the rescue a

earlier that goes back to the one $953.00 coup which was led by the cia and overthrew prime minister mossad and reinstated the shop so there was a very real fear that there would be a repeat of that 26 years later in 1070 not another thing to mark historically is that while the revolution happened in february of 979 united states hadn't broken diplomatic relations so this isn't happen until november of mountains that. one could think that there was the potential of actually having diplomatic relations but of course with the seizure of the embassy all the black times. that both sides . you could argue have a legitimate grievance that the other do you think a lack of understanding of the other's position is helping contribute to this ongoing crisis many decades later. absolutely i think there's a lack of understanding on both sides i think that there's legitimate grievances are grievances on both sides and where the u.s. is absolutely rightful to take issue with iran's transgression and taking an embassy of all things to take hostages is problematic in another to do it on diplomatic soil is e

they've been evaluating yassine water from some os other leaders within islamic jihad the mossad in the shin bet have a fairly good penetration in a lot of different places and they clearly made the decision that even within islamic jihad and certain is relative that some us taking this person off the table might moderate things and basically they're not satisfied there have been a number of instances over the last year where 500 rockets were shot within a couple of days so far we're up to regret 160 today so this actually isn't as bad as some other things that have happened over the last year from their perspective of this at the end you have to remember there was also rocket fire during the israeli election season so politically this is a big issue both on prime minister netanyahu and ben again by the right right benny gantz netanyahu is challenger right now for the government of these 2 who's going to be the prime minister or rotation and benny gantz also just a few days ago called for a return to his ass nation so there is political wide political support in israel for this kind of