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the home is doing dr. muhammed, with the extreme short digital bit fuels and, and knowing there's so many hospitals are, have, have been shut down and, and they don't have the services to offer how low can nonsense hospitals survive. we just limited amount of, of fuel available to run the power generator. to be honest, we, we are not talking about that. i do not need to consider this is no, you know, the bishop, the people who would thought that the stroke that people would, that sits within the body and sending them home. we said no, no bids for them. but it just, if they simply facing did it, we are not spending that system. you know, as much done is not working. you'll see those without his open, the door is open. but what you can do for any patients with no medical supply with no internet, the city would ship not getting going on, not with north and most important part of those, but that which is i see. so only the hospital don't are open to listening. but if you d is coming in, but that system is collapsed already. we cannot say we have us then we kind of work . we have been tau

rasulullah illallah, illallah, la ilahe illallah, illallah, illallah, muhammed.te erdiriyor devlete vaslettiren hazrete la ilahe illallah vaslettiren hazrete layı. ilahe illallah, sensin hakkın habibi, ettin tevhidi, sensin hakkın habibi, talim ettin tevhidim, muhibbinin tabibiim. hello again, i would like to express your presence, dear viewers of the program on the front page of khabar network, as we announced to you, tonight we are at the service of the honorable chairman of the cultural commission of the islamic council, mr. hojjat. al-islam wal-muslimin hajj mr. agha tehrani , to whom i greet you . i want health for everyone. i am very grateful that i was able to serve you. i thank god and thank you. stay healthy until you take a deep breath . you have arrived. we will broadcast a report for the audience to get to know more about the cultural commission and its staff. then we will come back to your conversation with mr. how to improve these? the cultural commission is one of the special commissions of the parliament, which does special work in the field of cu

dr. muhammed also bon to thank you so much dr. out . so bonds are coming on the show before we even get to the global impact economically of the catastrophic events in the region. your take on the slaughter and gaza from war planes by the united states, europe in union countries and britain. unfortunately, uh there was, is practicing the sound of uh they, they were saying when i looked at some of them allies of relationship with visit i and we are, you are in one or asian and as i should have, i do, or i have the solution of to a space, but then with the i trust i see that is happening. and guys that we see that they are fully some supporting is i and they are bringing ships. and so again, it's a 2000 and sort of just come in and they are the same way out on this side or is it i, i, this is not only the united states, but uh, or listed in categories. and this is not surprising. they have the support thing, is it a for a long time and they add on the giving the live services to where they are leaders when they meet with them that way. ye

muhamed sabir and jeyhun were detained, both children of migrants.ce became involved. investigators are checking the legality of the defendants obtaining citizenship of the russian federation. besides, there will be. assessment of the actions of territorial employees law enforcement agencies and educational institutions. muhamed sabir and jiykhun bragged about the beatings on social networks. the ninth-graders had their own chat room where they communicated, we didn’t know about it, i learned that it existed during the course of all these investigative actions. little is known about those detained. both are athletes, muhammad sabir was even the pride of the school, he was a member of the hand-to-hand combat team, and studied here from the first grade. it hurts, it's unpleasant. about what happened, that he violated the rules that we were instilled, yes, that we need to respect the weak, we need to help, magomeselau, a professional fighter, i’m sure teenagers had to show their strength on equal terms, there are a lot of amateur competitions, if your b

i think the last time i saw you was on your muhamed ali book. and we had a wonderful time. as a matter of fact, i commented on how many tabs i had to put in the book. look, i was trying to be discriminating. i noticed that almost every page had a tab on it. you have got to be discriminating. right? well, this is discriminating. and that is after i slowed down. what this really means is this is a really comprehensive, rich book that contains so much important information. i cannot resist underscoring and highlighting it. >> which color marks the correction? >> that is such a good answer and good choice. anyway, there have been so many books written already about martin luther king. i have at least a cornine on my shelf, not counting yours and not to mention his that he wrote about himself. i have about 10 of those. so the first question one is forced to know is, why did you think there was a need for yet another martin luther king book? >> two reasons, mainly. one, it had been a long time since the last king biography. 40 years. since then, we have had other great books abou

saudi arabia called the head of palestine, mahmoud abbas muham bin salman , and assured him that the support the palestinian people in realizing their legitimate rights to a dignified life and achievements. iran. tehran denies any involvement in the hamas attack, but the position of the supreme leader of the republic, ali khaminiya , is uncompromising. we kiss the foreheads and hands of the inventive, skillful organizers of the attack and the brave palestinian youth, but those who speak as if behind recent great events iran is wrong. key players in the region , egypt and turkey, offered to the warring parties. retaliatory strikes on gaza and addressed the fundamental contradiction in the conflict. we believe that peace will not come to the region without the creation of an independent and sovereign palestinian state with territorial integrity within the 1967 borders with the capital vyrusalime. he is echoed by one of the leaders of the latin american world, former bolivian president eva morales, from the south. america is not on the sidelines. the conflict has a global reach. we must

it's a far cry from v's pledge during his presidential campaign to treat prince muhammed. and his kingdomrioritized significant and genuine human rights improvements by the saudi government. five years and death, his case is little discussed in major media outlets, not even in turkey, local media. once publicized his tragic fate. in 2020, turkey put 26 saudi nationals on trial in absentia, as the saudies refused to hand them over to istanbul, but early 2022, the case was halted. last year a turkish court transferred is trial and absenture of the 26 individuals to saudi arabia, move slammed by human rights groups. turkish authorities said it was impossible to prosecute the case because the defends were not there in person. however, human right. oldu bu kararla beraber arabistan'a yönlendirmiş oldu davayı yani hukuki anlamda nasıl bir adalet sistemin olduğunu hatta olmadığını bildiğimiz bir ülke suudi arabistan eee o noktada bir olumlu yani adalete yönelik adalet sonucu olacak ee karar geleceğini tabii kimse beklemiyor ben de beklemiyorum eee siyasi bir karar yani in reality washington has

or the most in the soul, you are bad, or the most of the khyber, the khyber, or the jews of jaish muhammed. god, death to the americans , death to the americans, death to israel, death to israel , blessing on the jews. ali al saud vaghzat hashem ma barkaa. don't be bad, don't get rid of it, don't be bad, don't get rid of it. or ghassan ante-e-azad or ghassan talain. golwa god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you. their silence was a cry, the silent voice of these deaf people in the world's ears in condemning this childish regime , who gathered together with other arbaeen processions in imam sadiq mosque in palestine square , to remember the cities of gaza and to plead for the genocide that we are witnessing. we are and are seeing pictures of children, pictures of girls, women, women defenseless, when a person looks and realizes what oppression is finally happening to them, he usually shows a reaction, we are not exempt from this, imam hussein, peace be upon him, says that the red dea

i mean, ahmik, did you have moments of crying in this place and you learned a lot, of course muhammed mazalt is repeated daily in palestine, the case of al-hussein and the sons of al-hussein in karbala is an ongoing issue, because al-hussein was defending the truth and we are not defending the truth, and god willing, the truth will triumph over falsehood soon , god willing. when my children were attacked , i went to them in the shelter and in i also closed the door and told the children that it is dangerous outside and bad people are there. i heard the sound of attacking the door of the house. they were speaking in arabic. don't send and i'm talking in arabic in my home. i held the shelter door tightly so that they could not enter, but there were 6 of them and they were able to open the door with only one shot towards the door. the loose shelter that injured me. the fighters entered the shelter and i told them that there are two children here. this was the first thing i told them in english. then one of them told me in english: don't worry, we are muslims and we will not harm you. don

the political leader of the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas says western countries support what

[speaking another language] >> muhamed cannot unseat children with legs blown off and the bodies he helpedry -- cannot unsee children with legs blow off and the bodies he helped carry. they all thought they would be safe beside a hospital. the u.n. says they proved that israel did not fire the rocket but that it was malfunctioning, fired by jihad. >> the trajectory says the rocket was fired close to the hospital. according to our intelligence, hamas checked the reports and it was an islamic jihad rocket that misfired. they decided to launch a global military campaign to decide what really happened. they went as far as inflating the numbers of casualties. >> coming to tel aviv was a gamble for president biden. he wanted to ease gaza's humanitarian catastrophe, while supporting israel's war effort. perhaps an impossible thing to square with benjamin netanyahu. but a deal emerge from their meeting. food, water, and medicine, but no fuel from israel to gossett. and an agreement that they did not hit the hospital. pres. biden: it appears it was done by the other team, not you. i wanted to perso

the heartbreaking scenes that reveal a crime , from a khyber khyber genocide or jaish muhammed 's support for the resistance, have covered the whole world and different sections of the people are shouting about the oppression of palestine. the athletes of our country also condemned this childishness. we are worried about the people, for now those people who are innocent and disobedient are being killed, and i think every human being rejects and condemns this move. palestine is an oppressed country. it is the duty of every muslim to support the palestinian people. from the people of ghaznan, and finally, i say that khyber khyber or sehun jaish muhammad qadim is the origin of this cry on the platforms of the takhti abadan stadium, it was tall or gaza with the soul of naftish or gaza to sympathize with the oppressed people of palestine and the merciless killing of innocent people. abadan football players say that they are disgusted by this cruelty and crime. we are giving all the support we can to the palestinian country. we hope that the incident will end as soon as possible and security wi

the political leader of the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas says western countries support what

joins us from tehran and also jon stepling who's an author and commentator. welcome to you both, muhammed are making to israel such as uh the french president, the uk prime minister and of course uh the us and the german uh officials official uh, this shows that uh israel can't really go through what it's doing without the backing uh of these countries that if it was left alone that uh it would probably full. for lack of better word, what what's your what are your thoughts, you're reading it to what's leader said in that regards, is that is that how israel is standing right now? yes, israel is facing major crisis at home, and western leaders when they travel to israel to voice their support, they're actually paying a price because people across the world. are witnessing the crimes that are being committed live on the internet or live on television, it's the first genocide in human history to be uh carried out in front of a global audience, so when americans and europeans travel to israel to voice their support and to give them their so-called moral backing, uh, that's a heavy price to pay

people of palestine and the people of gaza, and in the end i say that khyber khyber or sehun jaish muhammed is really the society of humanity now . what should i really do with israel? more obvious means that a system is really dirty, more obvious with trust to the merciful god, we were able to win a medal, and i dedicate this circuit to the oppressed children of palestine. how did we make such a decision ? a cancerous tumor is taking root like a cancerous tumor . a cancerous tumor must disappear. hamid rezada hijazi , sda news reporter, seven-member football team of our country's veterans and talents left for melbourne, australia last night to participate in the asia-pacific championship. this competition starts next saturday it is possible and our country's team will travel to japan in the first match, thank god for the technical condition with the presence of mr. rahdi, mr. tarmi, mr. sadeghini or the technical staff who are really diligent in their efforts , in terms of the quality of the bodybuilding that i did , i reached the desired conditions, i hope to god with the analysis of the

much, but all eyes were on lewiston in 1965, when sonny liston was knocked out by a 23-year-old muhammed ali lewiston is a blue collar and middle class family kind of place. people tend to their own business there, but rally around when someone is hurting and tonight, they're hurting. my maine people are safe tonight, sheltering in homes i remember from childhood, but too many of our friends and neighbors will never go home again. so tonight, we lead the news another gunman took the lives of more innocents in one more town where we thought it could never happen. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news >> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," the situation is changing by the hour. where is he hiding? is he even alive? we're following the latest developments in maine after that mass shooting. >>> also, a california loophole blamed for making our car break-in problem even worse. we'll explain why. >>> and technology that could save lives aft

around the fact that how individuals do make a difference and to continue doing that, thank you fahim muhammed there, and we'll have our next time for. some more talk analysis and my guests sbas and ibrahim, they've patiently in sticking with us and we'd like to carefully watch now this exchange between us president and member of the white house section. in 18 days since hammas killed 1400 israels, the hamas controlled gaza health ministry says israeli forces killed over 6,000 palestinians including 2700 children, you've netanyahu to minimize civilian casualties, do these numbers say to you that he is ignoring that message? "what they say is, i have no notion that the palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. i'm sure innocents haveen killed, and that's a price of waging war. i think we should be incredibly careful, i think not we, israel should be incredibly careful to be sure that they're focusing on going after the folks that are the propagating this war against israel, and and it's against their interests that doesn't happen, but i have no confidence in the numbe

of muhammad's uncles and one of his cousins are among the latest victims. of israeli atrocities, muhammed's father jamal al dura bid farewell to his slain brothers remembering the scene of his own son's killing. 12-year-old muhammad was killed in the gaza strip during widespread protests against israeli occupation on the 30th of september in 2000. a palestinian tv cameraman filmed the boy and his father crouching behind a concrete cylinder, the boy crying and the father waving, then a burst of gunfire and dust. muhammad was. shown slumping as he was mortally wounded by gunfire and died soon afterwards. ashra al bahisi, a correspondent for iran's arabic news channel al alam, shares her anxiety, depression and grief over the loss of innocent lives and tragedies faced by media personnel in gaza. حالنا كحال. هنا نحن نبكي ولكن نبكي على الخذلان وليس على ما يفعل الاحتلال الاحتلال نعرف ان هذا هو ديدنه وهذا هو فعله منذ عقود من الزمن ولكن نبكي على خذلان من حولنا قبل قليل ام هنا اتت وصرخت صرخت امام كل عدسات الاعلام تسال اين العرب اعتقد هذا سؤال تجاوزناه منذ اليوم الاول ولكن لازال لدينا امل هنا لازال ل

flesh laying in the street, some were injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammed were among those who died, every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of horror by the inhumane, uncontinable. from the environment to business and economy to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the over aspects of world events and news from the farflunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. الرادم وش لشر لها ما تعرف غير المحبه بس وينه هالها ويا ربي من عالي السمى نزل نحل. the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatred on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f16 warget. their weight led to the destruction of the houses around the mask causing the fall of marchers and injuries amongst neighbors. the mask: the palestinians did not stand on the romans of the mask idly, but they created temporary amors that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. your headlines for this hour, the un calls for an unimpeded humanitarian access to th

much, but all eyes were on lewiston in 1965, when sonny liston was knocked out by a 23-year-old muhammed ali lewiston is a blue collar and middle class family kind of place. people tend to their own business there, but rally around when someone is hurting and tonight, they're hurting. my maine people are safe tonight, sheltering in homes i remember from childhood, but too many of our friends and neighbors will never go home again. so tonight, we lead the news another gunman took the lives of more innocents in one more town where we thought it could never happen. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news >> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ you must be my lucky star ♪ ♪ 'cause you shine on me wherever you are ♪ ♪ i just think of you and i start to glow ♪ ♪ and i need your light ♪ ♪ and baby you know ♪ ♪ starlight starbright ♪ ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ ♪ starlight starbright ♪ ♪ make everything all right ♪ ♪ starlight starbright ♪ ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ ♪ starlight st

the nuances of his, as you might guess, gray business, like you name, dear director, my name is, muhamee you selling nasty things from work to children, children, seeing the auditors, the sellers closed all the outlets, of course, those that had time, the situation repeated itself when the journalists of our program arrived here a few weeks later , together with metropolitan police officers and community members. our check will leave. in a week you will again have goods lying around without excise tax, maybe in a week there will be nothing here, and these are sellers, one seems bolder than the other, this is such a business, what can you do, this is not the first day, let’s not decide, this is probably the first time, there is some kind of discount , understand and forgive, understand and forgive, it will be good, in this video, employees of the ministry of internal affairs , with the support of special forces, remove from the warehouse... the so-called black cash to make it more difficult for unscrupulous businessmen to make money, legislators are constantly eliminating gaps, the gover

muhamed, why are you selling nasty things from work to children, children, seeing the auditors, the sellerse outlets, of course, those that had time, the situation repeated itself when journalists arrived here a few weeks later our program, together with members of the metropolitan police and community activists. our inspection will leave, and in a week you will again have goods lying around without excise tax, maybe in a week you won’t be here without anything, and these are the sellers, one, it seems, more brazen than the other, this is such a business, what can you do, this is not the first day, let’s not fix it , also probably the first time, there is some kind of discount, so... understand and forgive, in general it will be good, in this video, employees of the ministry of internal affairs, with the support of special forces , remove official suppliers from the warehouse 150,000 smoking gadgets, the nicotine content in them turned out to be 20 times higher, at home in the offices of entrepreneurs, police seized more than 100 million, the so-called black cash, to make it more difficult

crimes would instead add to palestinians a strength and resolve. meanwile the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas says the us is planned to provide more military aid to israel amounts to aggression against palestinians. the reaction followed washington's announcement that it would deploy aircraft carriers and warplanes to support the israeli regime. the us president joe biden said fresh military aid is on his way to israel after attacks by palestinian fighters. in a phone conversation with. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu biden said that washington was ready to offer all appropriate means of support to israel. biden also warned any other party hostile to israel against seeking advantage in the current situation spokesperson of the masar badol movement joins us from vancouver. we have tim anderson director of the center for counter hegemonic studies to joins us from sydney. welcome to you both uh taking a look at. most recent piece of news that we ran as headline uh which uh said that uh from hamas that is fighters have captured more israeli troops. that's indicative of the wid

the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas says israel's overnight strikes killed at least 140 and injured hundreds more. the regime's fresh bombardment targeted the alshati refugee camp in northern gaza as well as areas in southern cities of raffa and khaninis. israel's war in gaza is now in its 18th day. 5,300 palestinians have been killed and 18 injured so far. there are more than 2,0 children among those killed. the regime's strikes are coupled. with the crippling siege of gaza, the humanitarian situation keeps worsening with hospitals facing a complete collapse, indonesia hospital in gaza has no electricity due to the fuel shortage. the uniright chief has called for an immediatefire to facilitate lifesaving aid to gaza. the political leader of the palestinian resistance movement hamas has lashed out at western countries for supporting what he called the israeli genocidal. war in gaza. ismahani said the west is complicit in the massacre of the palestinian people. he also slamed some arab leaders for their inaction in the face of the israeli carnage in gaza. ani has said israeli crimina

muhammed kandeel, the head of e.r., who said the doctors have no water to wash their hands, and someages. >> the hospital have nothing to offer to them, so it cannot be described by words. it's hell. >> reporter: at al-shifa hospital, doctors are also a warning of fuel shortage. with no electricity, they say, many of their tiny patients would die. more than 5,000 pregnant women in gaza are expected to give birh in the next month. with hospitals overwhelmed, the u.n. wants to distribute home birthing kits, containing soap, a plastic sheet, and scissors for cutting the umbilical cord. but so far, they can't get them will in. even before this war, gaza was mired in poverty. 80% of its people rely on international aid. then, israel imposed a total siege, blocking food, fuel, and medicine from going in. the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is sheltering around 600,000 displaced people and says it will run out of fuel by tomorrow. israel says hamas needs fuel for its rockets and military operations and claims hamas is hoarding it and stealing it from civilians, releasing aerial images

in fact, muhammed weddies setting that he'd be, that mohammed said that if we're as muslims persecuted, always go to the christians. they will defend you. we saw in the late ninety's in early 2 thousands. the ccp was looked into christianity is maybe a religion they could harness as a state religion. but the reality is as a persecuted other peoples in china. the following, gone, the muslim leaders and others, the christians were always standing with them in hong kong. when you think of the freedom protestors that were being rounded up and detained and disappeared. those are predominantly catholic and why is that? well, because as christians, we order our lives to a transcendent moral order, a truth that is above governments. and we're also called to serve the least a bees. so in a society we're, any community is suffering. any community is impoverished, or any community is facing persecution. we as christians are called to stand with them. so it is inevitable that from now until our lord returns we, as christians will always be the most persecuted group. so then you mentioned a few cou

thousands of missiles into israeli cities, head of the political bureau of the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas says the operation of alaska flood against israel will end with palestinian's victory. and iran says it supports of the palestinians in their fight against the israeli occupation regime with several other countries blaming israel for the escalation. 10:30 am in iran's capital tehran. this is prest tv news. thanks for joining us. the israeli regime keeps pounding the gaza strip following large-scale operations by palestinian resistance fighters in the occupied territories. explosions rock to gaza, one day after the palestinian resistance group hamas launched the surprise attack by land, air and sea. well over 250 palestinians have been killed and 1700 wonded so far. hamas, meanwile says it has fired large numbers of artillery shells and guided missiles at israeli positions in border areas. hamas says it launched unprecedented operation in response to the desiquation of the alasa masks and occupied as well as israeli atrocities against palestinians over the decades. so far, the op

very much, but all eyes were on lewiston in 1965 when sonny liston was knocked out by a 23-year-old muhammedfamily kind of place. people tend to their own business there, but rally around when someone is hurting. and tonight they're hurting. my maine people are safe tonight, sheltering in homes i remember from childhood, but too many of our friends and neighbors will never go home again. so tonight we lead the news. another gunman took the lives of more innocents in one more town where we thought it could never happen. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news. >> that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. . >>> a hit-and-run crash, a stolen vehicle, a 21-year-old pregnant woman and her baby killed. san jose investigators are searching for answers today. >>> good afternoon. i'm audrey. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian

be the same, we have no choice. days of mourning for palestinians in the west bank. 20-year-old muhammed saif, one of the two young men who died during the israeli army operation in the refugee camp jalazon, near ramallah. father of the deceased in mourning. friends and relatives pray in the mosque and fear the wrath and revenge of israel. this is genocide, the world is not coming to the aid of the palestinians. the feeling and the general mood actually makes one think that netanyahu is going to annex the gas after the deportation, the eviction of the palestinians. so here in the west bank, the palestinians are wondering, could they be next? people here are angry about what the israelis have done, but also scared about what might happen next. this conflict has broken out and is still unresolved, but still it had a certain form, a kind of status quo, but everything changed. the road to the cemetery in the flags of the main palestinian groups, fatah, hamas, islamic jihad. we did not see a single armed palestinian at the funeral. perhaps because israel is now very tightly controlling the we

these children can't get out of the way of the coming ground war. 11-year-old muhammed is building a house with blocks, while outside air strikes are destroying houses. palestinians have been reluctant to leave northern gaza, because they're afraid they'll get bombed on the roads. after 70 palestinians were killed friday when medical officials say an israeli air strike hit a convoy of civilians. the israeli military today said it didn't carry out the strike and accused hamas of planting a bomb in the road to frighten civilians in northern gaza to stay so they could be human shields. >> the attack was not conducted by idf. it appears hamas once again has sacrificed the people of gaza for its diabolical aims. >> reporter: the israeli military released an image of what it says is a hamas road block. many in gaza do not support hamas, but people appear to be rallying around the group as israeli air strikes kill the militants and civilians around them. today palestinian medical workers gathered 100 bodies. written on the bags is the word "unknown." unidentified victims about to be buried

dr. muhammed, also by to thank you so much dr. out. so bonds are coming on the show before we even get to the global impact economically of the catastrophic events in the region . your take on the slaughter in gaza from war planes by the united states square being union countries and britain. unfortunately, uh there which is practicing debit ascend. uh they, they were saying, gwen, lift us to normalize it relationship with visit i and we are, you are in one or asian and as i should have, i do, or i have the solution of to a space. but then with the i trust i see that is happening and guys that we see that they are fully some supporting is it i and they are bringing ships and saw jams, 2000 and started to come in. and they had to say, we're out on the side or is it i, i, this is not only the united states, but uh on, uh, western countries is not surprising. they have the support thing, is it a for a long time? and they out on the getting the lives services to the out of leaders when they meet with them that way. yeah. we can support the

dr. muhammed also bon thank you so much dr. alto button for coming on. the show before we even get to the global impact economically of the catastrophic events in the region. your take on the slow.

palestinian filmmaker muhammed hussain has sent us exclusive footage showing the scale of desctructionse initial images are from yesterday people running through this narow street in gaza. images now shoewing the home for the halawa family which was hit by an israeli airstrike with a number of civilian casulties. and scenes from today this is the financial district in gaza city the tal al hawa road. you can see the complete destruction of the area. joining me now is michael lynk. he is a professor emeritus in the law faculty at western university. he is also the former united nations special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories from 2016 to 2022 which israel banned him from visiting. thank you for being with us. there is a lot we can talk about tonight because there's been a lot of developments today. first of all, your perception of this deadline thatis your perception of this deadline that is about to expire. i catastrophe upon a catastrophe. the un secretary general has said very bluntly that the meeting of this deadline would be impossible. we are talking about 1.2 mi

my in studio guest and of course my guest on skype and bring in me. personality and coach fahim muhammed. fahema, you've been doing a deep dive on these issues, because essentially what we're trying to get at here is that what news organizations, especially are the mainstream ones are doing right now, are in a way adding fuel to this fire, when media personalities use their platform for a particular narrative, it's not just standing in the moment, it has an impact, it has ripple effect on both policy, on what we're seeing at the us. what we're seeing on the ground in gaza, um, the first one you you chose for us today, i wasn't quite aware of this particular social media influencer, but let's just have look at what her tweet is all about, and then let's take from there. who is this woman? she's a lebanese, american conservative author, an anti-islamic activist, founder of islamic founder, i thought, the largest grass-root anti-muslim group in america. right, let's uh play her video and here what she has to say on this massa. they shoot themselves in the foot, like i said, they could have

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ismaal, political bureau chief of the palestinian resistance muhammed hamas, calls on the international community to condemn and to take action, response to israel's deadly bombing of the hospital in gaza. americans take responsibility for giving unlimited cover to this enemy to commit these massacres, war crimes and genocide. those who gave israelis the cover in the un security council and refuse to condemn this occupation and aggression. i call all the free people, the united nations, the security council and united nations general assembly, legal institutions, call the arab league and the organization of islamic cooperation for a clear condemnation of this bad massacker for mass murder of our blood, our women, children and elderly. this silence must stop. israeli forces have attacked palestinians are taking part in pro-gaza protest in the occupied west bank, killing of these two and enjoring. dozens of others. palestinians took to the streets and several parts of the occupied territories, including ramala, alkalil, bethlehem, and tulkaram to condemn israel's deadly attack a hospital

dr. muhammed, also by to thank you so much. dr. alto bonds are coming on the show before we even get to the global impact economically of the catastrophic events in the region. your take on this lots are in gaza from war planes to buy the united states, going to be in union countries and britain. unfortunately uh there was, is practicing the sun the uh they, they were saying when lets us normalize.

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up and count gaza strip and one of them, muhammed abu shamala and from his house recovered naval weaponry under ground and operatives from hamas killed and operatives from the course of punishing air strikes into the gaza strip. all eyes on the gaza strip and artillery and america tanks and armored personnel carriers and 300,000 israeli reservists called up for active duty. the siege of gaza continues and no food or water or four. power and energy secretary and energy minister says not even for humanitarian reasons will there be an exception and no light switch turned on and no hydrant opened and no fuel trucks entering the g gaza strip. neil. neil: mike, be safe. mike toe win on all that and -- to bin on that. tobin on that. general, there's a fear whatever happens with the ground troop, the fear of it escalating beyond just taking on hamas, dealing dealingwith has bye bye hezbollh and where is this go something >> it depends on a couple of key points and it's first obvious to your audience that united states has clear interest in the region and that commands smart concerted action and a