director center for muslim affairs who's joining us uh from manchester mr. muhammad uh sorry to interrupt you there we had to speak to our correspondent at han you can pick up where you left off. also i wanted to ask you a little bit about the comments that were um just recently made by the uh leader of iran's islamic revolution said that the world will never forget that the likes of the united states and france and britain stood by and not just stood by but actually stood against the besieged people of gaza as they were being murdered by these israeles. uh, yes, and that's absolutely correct, we shouldn't forget, the muslim world should never forget, this is uh, you know, open genocide in front of the world's eyes, we've never seen this before, five, and this is very distressing for the muslim world as a whole, and the iranian foreign minister said correctly, we must pursue, the muslim world must pursue uh, all these war criminals, anybody who's not calling for a ceasefire uh is basically giving israel license for genocide and our party to it, and therefore

gaza today's episode of spotlight. joining us is jahang muhammad, director at the center for muslim affairs, joining us from doha, and mr. angler. and political activist joining us out of montreal as well. hello, gentlemen, welcome to the program to both of you. mr. johane mohammed, we're going to start with you, if that's okay. hope you're safe and doing well out there in doha, your initial thoughts on, we're going to start very uh, basically generally here, the events on the ground in gaza over the past 38 days. well, of course, um, it's a massacker and uh... um genocide, but it's it's more than that, what israel is doing is destroying all the means of livelihood for the people in gaza, which was who were living a pretty grim existence before after 17 years of siege, in terms of malnutrition, in terms of access to water, healthcare facilities, now whatever they've they have, the... state of israel is systematically destroying that, ensuring that they can't live in that place, and either have to leave, or when they come back there's no means for them to live, so i think you know, it's a ho

gaza today's episode of spotlight. joining us is jahangier mohammad, director at the center for muslim affairs, joining us from doha, and mr. eves angler. author and political activist joining us out of montreal as well. hello, gentlemen, welcome to the program to both of you. mr. johane mohammed. we're gonna start with you if that's okay. hope you're safe and doing well out there in doha. your initial thoughts on, we're going to start very uh, basically generally here, the events on the ground in gaza over the past 38 days. well, of course, um, it's a massacre and um uh geneus. side, but it's it's more than that, what israel is doing is destroying all the means of livelihood for the people in gaza, which was living a pretty grim existence before after 17 years of siege, in terms of malnutrition, in terms of access to water, healthcare facilities, now whatever they've they have, israel is systematically destroying that, ensuring that they can't live in that place, and either have to leave, or when they come back, there's no means for them to live, so i think um, you know, it's a horror that's

the israeli war on gaza right here on joining us now from doha is director of the center for muslim affairs, mr. jahanganger muhammad to offer us more insight on this ongoing massacre taking place against palestinians in gaza, mr. mohammed, let's start. with your thoughts on the announced truth uh with uh the uh palestinian resistance uh groups based in gaza many are pointing that the israelis have failed to uh achieve any of their objectives and that's why they're in this position right now? well i think the first thing to point out is that uh the massackers have been going ongoing yesterday and as as as of yet there's been no... was in the massacring uh and the fighting, so um, but yes, um, from the israel's own objectives, which they said was to defeat hamas and that they wouldn't negotiate with them and that they would release all the hostages through their own military, then they failed in that, clearly 47 days later they failed to dislodge or... defeat hamas in gaza, so uh, they failed in that respect, and they've also had a massive failure in terms of their global propaganda machine,

muhammad, director center for muslim affairs, j muhammad, joining us from manchester. in other news, a commander of israeli forces on the lebanese border has acknowledged that the regime's troops are under pressure due to operations by the hezbollah resistance movement. the commander has been quoted by media as saying that hezbollah's tactics of... israeli military to move into defensive position for the first time in its history of wars with arabs. the senior military officer has also admitted that soldiers spent each day with the thought of who will be next in line to die. he says israeli forces have lost their moral fearing the vehicles they are riding in could be struck by guided missiles. the lebanese border has been the scene of clashes between israeli troops and has forces as the ongoing conflict between the two shows no signs of abading. we're joining us now from south lebanon is press tv's very own mariam saleh. mariam, we just had the news of the israeli, an israeli commander um, saying that uh, acknowledging that the regime's troops are under pressure due to

to this special coverage of this hour, from doha nangier, muhammad, director of the center for muslim affairs out of doha and daniel kovelek, author and activist of pittsburgh, from pitsburg, pennsylvania. um, i guess we will not have our guests right now, we'll cross back over as we will have both of them join us shortly. meanwhile, at least 59 palestinian journalists have so far been killed in the ongoing israeli war on the gaza strip, which began one and a half months ago. according to the euro med human rights monitor, the figure is the h has number of journalists killed in wars and conflicts in recent history. it says tel aviv has turned its horrifying onslot on gaza into a killing spree for palestinian journalists. all the rights group adds that the regime is deliberately targeting media professionals and officers in attempt to impose the news blockout on war crimes. now euromed says israel has purposesly left no safe haven for journalists in the besieged coastal territory. well we're gonna start our special coverage uh crossing over uh to pittsburg pennsylvania like to welcome daniel k

thanks lot, sir, director of center for muslim affairs, mr. jahang muhammad, joining us from uh doha, and the israeli genocide in gaza continues, it's entered its 41st day as a regime keeps pounding uh the bloccaded territory with air strikes, we're going to keep you posted on all the... latest developments with regards uh to the israeli war on gaza right here on press tv for now we're going to return to the normal course of programming thanks for watching. presses ahead with its attack on gaz al shifa hospital which is turned into the focal point of its deadly raids in the besieg territory, according to health officials in gazes, rainy army's bulldozers and tanks have destroyed parts of the southern entrance to the medical complex. a un agency says out of 24 hospitals in the north of the wartour and gaza strip, only one is now receiving patients. it says 18 hospitals have been shut down, while another five are providing limited care, the palestinian red cross is also unable to help those were trapped under the rubble. lebanon says:

for more insight on the ongoing israeli war on gaza, we're now joined by director center for muslim affairs, mr. jahang muhammad, who's with us from duha, mr. at uh, i want to get your perspective on uh the continuation of this war. 47 days have passed as the israelis continue to slaughter palestinians in gaza. in addition to that, also i want you to address the issue of this four-day humanitarian or so-called humanitarian truce uh in gaza, the palestinian resistance movement has confirmed uh this uh truce uh given the realities uh on the ground uh that many officials would say that the the israels along with the support from the united states have made no gains uh from this uh massacre of palestinians in gaza. what does this truce look like uh for the israelis? uh for the israelis the truce looks like a failure because uh hamas were offering this deal right from the beginning uh an exchange for their prisoners in return for the prisoners of the israelis ' or hostages on both sides, so uh, they offered this right at the beginning, and the israelis basically said that they uh would never neg

welcome my guest. to this part of the program, jahangangier mohammed, director of the center for muslim affairs out of doha, and author and researcher out of beirout. thank you both for being with me, let's start it off with jahangier. jahangangier, well let's start off with my the last uh part of my news item and talking about the yemens side of this and entering um this uh this war, basically this onslot uh that the israelis uh are conducting against the palestinians, let's talk about the yemenis, and uh, as i just said a little while ago, that yesterday they seeed an israeli ship and said that all israeli entities, ships passing through that area, um, possibly will be attacked and and captured because of the crimes that the regime continues to commit against the palestinians. um yes, i think the yemenis have been saying for some time that they won't stand aside and watch this genocide taking place in gaza and that they will act, and uh, it seems that. they've lived up to uh what they've said here uh and are making attempt to basically um uh stop israel from um doing what it's doing in gaza b

... to stay with us if you can, we're going now going to cross over to director of center for muslim affairs jahongier muhammad who's joining us from uh doha mr. muhammad, welcome to the program, i do want to get your perspective on uh what's taking place right now in gaza, almost six weeks of past since israel launched this uh massacre on on the gaza strip, which has uh what's taking uh center spotlight right now is the level of destruction that... they've inflicted on health facilities and hospitals in the gaza strip, how many more innocent civilians, women and children in gaza have to die before the international community intervenes? well, i think the inter, there is no international community, in essence the un is dead, it's been dead for a long time, and israel um is above all all international laws, it's a rogue state backed by the united states who gives it the license to do whatever it wants, and other western nations also, so uh, israel will continue killing um people in gaza, destroying all the means of livelihood, the infrastructure, um, because there's a deadly silence, yesterda

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opportunity to use you as well, thanks ahmed, let me thank my guests, ahmed hussein, ceo of muslim public affairs committee, uk on skype, political analyst and academic, ibrahim jamal and all those who help put this program together, and of course you, thank you for watching. gaza under attack will be back tomorrow with more. until then, goodbye. اطلع اطلع اطلع اطفال ونساء following the military operation undertaken by palestinian resistance fighters on october the 7th code named alaxa flood, the zinish propaganda machine issued torrent of deception and downright lies about what happened. yazmin parat in particular is what one the ones too says first of all that uh what happened was that the idf, the... patient forces had themselves killed some of the hostages and then of course that we learn later that many of the the hostages were killed in in fires caused by the shelling from tanks of houses in which the hostages were held, fake news was kind of clumsy in a way, but it's very effective because everybody basically you know fed that into all mainstream media throughout disseminated throughout th

opportunity to use you as well, thanks ahmed, let me thank my guests, ahmed hussein, ceo of muslim public affairs committee uk, on skype, political analyst and academic ibrahim jamal and all those who helped put program together, and of course, you, thank you for watching. gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, goodbye. ما يضيع العق اللي ما يطيعنا الجنائيه الدوليه السيد كريم خان ان يعلن بدا اجراءات لا لا الله حملے по заданому дирекційному куту, тоже. hizbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah delivered his first speech since the start of the gaza israeli entity war last week in which he blamed the us government for the conflict in the occupied palestinian territories. washington is entirely responsible for the war in gaza, while zinist israel is merely a tool, sayid nasrullah stressed on november 3rd as he affirmed that the... us is preventing seasfire in gaza. hezbulah is not intimidated, declared say nasrullah by the deployment of nearly dozen us warships to the eastern mediterranean, reminding the us government how their forces were defeated in beirot in the 80

to help me unpack the events, i'm joined in the studio by ahmed hossain, ceo of muslim public affairs committee, uk, an organization dedicated to fighting anti islam bigory, and via skype, political analyst and academic ibrahim jamal, gentlemen, thanks both uh for coming on, let me start with you, ahmed, four weeks. the israeli bombardment of gaza, we talked about things being very hard to predict. do we predict to be here today? i mean, in a way, in terms of israel, it's not too shocking. what i mean by that is anyone who's looked into their past atrocities, whether it was against palestinians, whether it was against the british, whether it was against the uss liberty, anyone who's familiar with israel's atrocities knows that there is no depth that they will not sink to uh in terms of committing heinous acts and... clear that they just want to complete the nakbar which they started in 1948 and the real shock comes from anyone who's ever professed arab unity amongst the arab leaders, you know we we saw european unity appear an instant in ukraine uh for ukraine across european nations.

joining right now to discuss is president of the muslim public affairs council. good to see you. i wonder how this announcement resonates with you and your community. >> well, it's an important announcement, but i'm afraid that we can't just move forward without delivering to the community their main concern, which is the genocide and ethnic cleansing of gaza. that's the way the community sees it. and i believe the president has an obligation to listen to our constituency and not just go on with business as usual. there's a major concern. today, by the way, would have been the 90th birthday of my father-in-law, and we received news that 30 members of his family were killed. another friend of mine had 90 members of her family killed. so, you can't just gloss over that and say let's come to the table to talk about other things until you deal with this major atrocity that is affecting the whole muslim world of 1.5 billion people and the whole world. america's isolating itself. and i think we need to deal with that first, as we engage the administration on countering islamophobia. se

america to brend dollars and to humanize the world financial affairs the us then this dominance will collapse, if the arab countries and muslim countries the production of oil start ditching that, you can't find china and russia, as well, venezuela and other countries like brazil, south africa, all of these countries will start joining because they are looking to find a new platform, not the usa dominance, this is a springbard toward that, but these most of these regimes we're talking about in the islamic and arabic role. they are controlled by united states of america uh, but at the same time, i'm saying the what's happening in gaza, what the resistant is doing in gaza today, it will be a spring board for another real arab spring, will shake the regimes then, sure, uh, god, that that day could becoming sooner thann later, um, let's look at what happened today where you're at, suking out to, um, it was another record breaking moment, i believe in terms of the number of people that came out to the streets of london, and uh, it's quite incredible to see that many people come out and uh the headlines uh in more places than one w

america to brend dollars and to uh juminize the world financial affairs, the us then this dominance will collapse, if the arab countries and muslim countries the production of oil start ditching that, you can't find china and russia, as well, venezuela and other countries like brazil, south africa, all of these countries will start joining because they are looking to find a new platform, not the usa dominant, this is a springbard toward that, but the... most of these regimes we're talking about in the islamic and arabic role, they are controlled by united states of america, but at the same time i'm saying the what's happening in gaza, what the resistance is doing in gaza today, it will be a spring board for another real arab spring will shake the regimes then, sure, god that that day could becoming sooner then later, let's look at what happened today where you're at, sucking now, um, it was another record breaking moment, i believe. in terms of the number of people, they came out to the streets of london, and uh, it's quite incredible to see that many people come out, and uh, the headlines uh, in more places than one, we're readi

affairs. in this ceremony, arafi said that he cherished the status and position of the existing muslim community to promote the islamic lifestyle and added: in the course of history, the emigration of imamzadegan has always been a history-making emigration and a cause for the propagation of religious teachings. imamzadeh musa mubarakah is the direct son of imam javad, peace be upon him, who died on the 22nd of rabi'istan in the year 29 ah in qom and was buried in chalakhtaran neighborhood. thank you for your attention and companionship with this news section. good night, god bless you. in the name of god, greetings to you. well, today we were faced with the continuation of the systematic activity of rain, which caused a relatively good rainfall near iran . we were looking at it for the past 2-4 hours . and his action was successful. in zahan, hourly hail was reported in south khorasan. in addition, today we saw a significant decrease in temperature, especially in the south-eastern half of the country. for example, in kerman, the weather was 9 degrees colder. however , it was still in the eastern

expense of , for example, war with, for example, muslims who pray, no, they do not buy their goods at all. the report of the ministry of foreign affairs is constantly updating the list of companies, and one of our expectations, which was announced in the meetings, is that the names of these companies will be officially announced. he says that 3 meetings have been held , the list is prepared and will be more complete go to the goods registration section with the name of the company, and it will be done, that is, by next week, we will be able to do this from your ministry . ellahari radio news . thousands of people condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip and the killing of people in the central station of the new york subway. by publishing these images from the heart of new york, users write that people have a different opinion about the government. like these english-speaking users who live in america they consider the crime of the zionist regime to be an accomplice. biden is complicit in this genocide. the united states has brought nothing but lies, deceit, death and destruction to the world. america and europe ar

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muslim pupils. >> yeah, this this is an awful state of affairs.a headteacher where i used to tell the pupils that they just they need to treat other children as they want to be treated. that's what you need and that's all you need. what's been taking place. and we've seen the school in batley. look, i have some sympathy for the parents. they have right upset and have the right to be upset and they feel they've been insulted, but they have right to but they don't have the right to cause teacher to basically cause a teacher to basically disappear new disappear and find a new identity we a situation identity. we have a situation where politics are in schools even more than you're saying, which are you stated the case very strongly. know what very strongly. i know what schools like. i know what's schools are like. i know what's going on. and a few years ago, the police went into a school in bethnal green where those three girls disappeared, went off to syria, big, big case. syria, became a big, big case. the police went into the school and they to see

muslim pupils. >> yeah, this this is an awful state of affairs.a headteacher where i used to tell the pupils that they just they need to treat other children as they want to be treated. that's what you need and that's all you need. what's been taking place. and we've seen the school in batley. look, i have some sympathy for the parents. they have right upset and have the right to be upset and they feel they've been insulted, but they have right to but they don't have the right to cause teacher to basically cause a teacher to basically disappear new disappear and find a new identity we a situation identity. we have a situation where politics are in schools even more than you're saying, which are you stated the case very strongly. know what very strongly. i know what schools like. i know what's schools are like. i know what's going on. and a few years ago, the police went into a school in bethnal green where those three girls disappeared, went off to syria, big, big case. syria, became a big, big case. the police went into the school and they to see

formulated by the ministry of foreign affairs, that it still remained underestimated and not properly communicated to the leaders, or at least to the public, muslim of the global south, by the way, the term global south is not liked by itself , let's say in latin america it is not liked very much, because they believe that it is not necessary to unite everyone under one dome, a non-iron dome, please tell me mr. oleksiy, you were one of the commentators of this article that appeared in the columns of the new york times, this is an important article that is devoted to the conflict, as new york times journalists believe, between the president and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, and you were by a commentator who said that mr. zelensky's assistants. we know that there was criticism from igor zhovka, one of the deputy heads of the president's office, that mr. zelsky's aides may be concerned that general zaluzhnyi's conclusions may prevent some allies from continuing to maintain the appropriate level of military aid, but that's fine, thank you, mr. vitaly , well, what you said, i will tell the readers how to refer to the source an

performs medical and civil affairs and then turns to military issues and trains special forces in ethiopia. then he deals with the arms trade and at the same time he spies on muslims and arabs , and some time later on the jews of ethiopia to israel. transfer israel achieves its long-standing desire. in the 90s, israel expands its relations. and other industries in ethiopia . thus, ethiopia is a corridor for israel, and a constant threat to egypt's security. the water of this vital liquid was so important that it became an important topic in anwar saadat's trip to occupied jerusalem becomes. in this trip, the peace plan with the aim of transferring nile water to israel is proposed. but this plan is opposed by the egyptian people. in the negotiations of 1992, the nile water once again becomes the most important concern of israel. israeli politics is tied to water. israel has no water. if someone is looking for peace, he should not be conflicted about transferring water to the city to steal the water resources of neighboring countries. in july 2016, benjamin netanyahu expressed his most important demand in the ethiopian parliament . we support ethiopian technologies

she was a good muslim until she became a bad one, like photo congress, woman and i know him off. he was kicked off the foreign affairs committee. yeah, this yeah. pro palestinian bias. pardon me? meant she couldn't be an objective decision maker on like that 99 percent with pro is all pause and of course none of this the really should surprise us because off to rule the fish rocks from the head, the what they said yesterday right now is not the time for general ceasefire, those calling for an immediate cease fire, have an obligation to explain how to address the unacceptable result. it would likely bring about wild life on the spam poles for a ceasefire. at this stage, i do not believe that it is the correct position now. per pound of sewing demonstrates has not been called hate fuel mumps. in the u. k. b, us state department has vetoed any use of the was the escalation ending the violence and bloodshed? so every person who has fired and every person who has hunted is done so with the approval of the walls with tolerant capitals who preach to all the nations about human rights and freedom. while criminalizing piece b

the mayor of london, a muslim, sadiq khan, openly blamed the head of the ministry of internal affairs, here is a quote from an interview that braverman gave even before the start of the conflict in the middle east. the jewish community is our community. - she said: my husband is a proud jew and a zionist, he lived in israel. we have close and relatives who serve in sahal. my children will be raised in the spirit of jewish values ​​and jewish heritage. as a result, braverman was fired today. the home office is now headed by former foreign minister james cleverley. david cameron was appointed instead. in his first statement, the new head of the foreign office called the conflicts in ukraine and the middle east a daunting set of challenges, promising to continue to support his allies. when cameron was prime minister. in britain, he took an anti-russian position, since the fourteenth year, since the events in crimea, he was in the forefront of those who demanded more and more new sanctions against russia, in last year he was banned from entering our country. timur seraziev, grigory emelya

she was a good muslim until she became a bad one, like photo congress, woman and i know mall who was kicked off the foreign affairs committee. yeah. this yeah. pro palestinian bias partner meant she couldn't be an objective decision maker on like the 99 percent with pro is all by some of course. none of this the really should surprise us because off to rule the fish rocks from the head. the what they said yesterday right now is not the time for general ceasefire. those calling for an immediate cease fire, have an obligation to explain how to address the unacceptable result. it would likely bring about why, why i'm the spam calls for a ceasefire. at this stage, i do not believe that it is the correct position now. pro palestine demonstrates, has that been called hate fuel mumps in the u. k, the us state department has vetoed any use of the was the escalation ending the violence and bloodshed.

muslims, we must try to help, pray and forget. let's not do it and see what kind of situation those people are in now. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs made the allegations against iran in the joint statement of the foreign ministers the group of seven and the joint statement of the meeting of the foreign and defense ministers of japan and the united kingdom considered it baseless. condemning wahi's claims in these statements, mr. karaani said: since the beginning of the gaza crisis, iran has been working non-stop to stop the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. and has tried to save the lives of its defenseless inhabitants. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs expressed his surprise that the founders of the occupation of palestine and the creators of the fake israeli regime were placed in the position of the claimants and said: by changing the position of oppressors and the oppressed, they turned the palestinian resistance and liberation groups into extremism and created instability and tension. in the accused area do the member countries of the group of seven and the european union, in the statement of yesterday's mee

affairs? she joins us from washington, d. c. to talk more about this issue of a warm welcome to you. what are about indeed muslim countries up a path to do or say in the way, cuz the summit seems somewhat limited. how then might the latest communicate the culture of ceasefire helps influence us foreign policy tools as well. thank you for having me. i think that this is an important symbolic step. yes, it's stopped short of people's aspirations. definitely stop short of the expiration of the but it's doing and people who are witnessing the death and destruction imposed on that all civilians be in the out and outrages number of in this implied loss, especially among kids. you know, babies are dying incubators. it's just a very horrific humanitarian crisis at every scale. so i think that the somebody is important in terms of the symbolic, you know, picture, or is that a t o b or a flash boosted world. but it really did not achieve what was hoped for, which is being very much related and very much, you know, having a solid strong position to call for an immediate cease fire that did not happen. even some of the stro

affairs is in in general, she diligently cultivates the image of such an ultra-conservative politician, she is well known for her ambiguous statements regarding migration, migrants, and especially those with anti-muslimnnotations, so she is now publicly butting heads with the leadership of the london police and believes that they are not behaving strictly enough in within the framework of the legislation, and the regulatory framework, which she has been verified, her colleagues have developed, well, the words of your hatred, and the legal assessment, they, uh, of course, only the court can give her legal assessment, this is what it is for, but right away - it must be said that these statements of the verified man, they rather added fuel to the fire, rather than resolving the contradictions, they aggravated them, on the contrary, on one of the sides. this applies, by the way, to brisot, the same thing, but let’s not laugh at the situation, here, in general , manifestations of extremism are actually observed, there were speeches, for example, by hizbud al-trahrir alslam, and this organization in russia is considered terrorist, but here no, and now local observers are wondering how it is, we didn’t have

has five muslim halls and it has lost 3% with this procedure that the us has taken in supporting israel in the gaza war, and this ceiling should be lowered, so within the ministry of foreign affairs , within the ministry of foreign affairs, diplomats are critics of diplomats who are actually diplomats. on a daily basis , they are pressing their own criticisms of the government's practice of increasing the number of letters. according to this set of issues, the united states, on the part of those large and widespread demonstrations in new york, in manhattan, i don't know, in los angeles, in some places. various of these, all the pressure of public opinion on the eve of the elections is very decisive. in any case, this american support is very necessary for israel. you see, when they have support, they actually support, they put pressure on the american government. this american government is actually the support that it should be from israel. over time, that support becomes weaker and canceled, and it is america's support for israel that allows the zionist regime's army to carry out its ground operations in gaza, that is, when the americans went ahead with this operation with the

muslim, and it has lost 3% with this procedure that america has taken in supporting israel in the gaza war, and this will bring down biden's bottom in 2024. yes, therefore , inside the ministry of foreign affairsnside the ministry of foreign affairs, the diplomats are criticizing the diplomats. actually, the diplomats are criticizing the diplomats on a daily basis. actually, the government's procedure should be increased . they have letters . it is the united states on behalf of him widespread demonstrations in new york, manhattan, i don't know, los angeles, in different places, all of this is the pressure of public opinion on the eve of the elections . it is very decisive for the election. in any case , the support of the united states is very important for israel. they import to the american government, this american government, in fact, the support it should give to israel gradually becomes weaker and canceled, and it is the american support to israel that allows the zionist army to carry out its ground operations in gaza, that is, it when the americans to this means that this operation went ahead with the green light of the us and the support of the americans. now, the conclusion of this p

muslims and shouts anti-palestinian statements, despite the fact that seldavets served as director of the us national security council and was also deputy head of the state department for israeli and palestinian affairs face of the american establishment boris ivanin. it would be too easy to write off russian statements on senile dementia. rather, the former high-ranking american official simply threw off his mask, revealing the true face of the democratic west. in politics, stuart seldvis has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that he worked in the state department as deputy head of the office of israeli and palestinian affairs, that is, he was always in the background, and now he has become the main character, although a former diplomat and did not immediately recognize this old man who created scandals on the streets of new york, but the one he harassed , there’s no other way to say it, a muslim salesman from a halal food kiosk in the upper isside, a prestigious quarter where, as seldvis considered, there was no place for a person from the middle east. you are a terrorist, children, this is still not enough. it is difficult to imagine th

muslims, shouts anti-palestinian statements. this is despite the fact that seldovet served as director of the us national security council, and was also deputy head of the state department for israeli and palestinian affairs russian statements about the true face of the american people as senile dementia. rather, the former high-ranking american official simply threw off his mask , revealing the true face of the democratic west. in politics, stuart seldritz has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that worked at the state department with the deputy director of the office of israeli and palestinian affairs. that is, he was always on the sidelines, but now he is. the main character, although the former diplomat was not immediately recognized in this old man who caused scandals on the streets of new york, well , this is the one he harassed, there is no other word for it: a muslim salesman from a halal food kiosk in the upper isside, a prestigious quarter where, as seldvis thought, coming from the middle east, this is not the place, you are a terrorist, you support terrorists, get out of here, i don’t support anyone, no, you do, you’re a terrible pers

affairs announced that 12 people were martyred and dozens of people were injured as a result of these attacks. asharati camp in western gaza was also targeted with phosphorous bombs. following the american muslim representative's support for the slogan of palestinian freedom , the american house of representatives condemned him in a resolution. mrs. rashideh in the us house of representatives referring to war crimes the zionist regime said: trying to suppress or censor him will not lead anywhere. this is washington. the largest charity in american history in support of the palestinian people. with the slogan from sea to nine. not only on the streets of america , but also from the representative of the american congress, this person is rashid tlaib, he was born in detroit, his ancestors are palestinian , and he represents the people of the state of michigan in the congress . mr. president, i am the only american of palestinian descent in the us congress who supports his compatriots among the supporters of the zionists . we are human like others. i'm big like all palestinians, he only wants to live with the same freedom and human dignity that we all deserve. addressing the main supporter of the

muslim communities in the u.s. first, amy spitalnick from the jewish council of public affairs. later, nihad awad from the council on american islamic relations. we will be right back. ♪ >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of congress, from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two, exploring people and events that tell the american story. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures, discussion on president lincoln's policies on emancipation during the civil war by paul quigley. at 9:30 eastern on the presidency, historian cw goodyear on james garfield, where he details garfield's life, including being a republican, union war hero, supreme court attorney and the last chief executive born in a log cabin. it highlights how july 1881, garfield was shot by a di

muslims. it is interesting that a man who at one time not only served as director of the us national security council, but was also deputy head of the state department for israeli and palestinian affairsxample, a large lobbying firm that was previously proud to count among its ranks, a civil servant who had an outstanding career in the federal government, simply deleted his profile from its page, however, the true background of the scandal is unlikely it will be possible to hide it in such a simple way, boris ivanin was convinced, boris, hello, it looks like this is the real face of the vaunted democracy, yes alexey, greetings, it seems that yes, although of course , many now in the united states will try to pass off seldovitz as an old man who has lost his mind, it would be too easy to attribute russian statements to senile dementia, rather , a former high-ranking american official has dropped his mask, revealing his true face democratic west. in politics, stuart seldvis has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that he worked at the state department as deputy chief of the department for affairs of israel and palestine. that i

affairs. and she's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time pressure on the bided administration to change clothes from our from muslim allies. is it susceptible to this pressure? just how closely will the us president will the us administration be watching what's come out? the sun is in reality to thank you for having me. i think that the summit stopped short of sticking some really aggressive, stronger, and bite. so the commendation such as for example, cd ring or something, all kinds of diplomatic and they cannot make ties with israel. so the old flights to and from israel to the reason using volume as a leverage, there are certain things that could have been coming out of this summit that unfortunately does not come out of it. so for many people who are monitoring, it's like too little too late to say the least. there's not really something that came out of that that would be designed to save or vital in terms of changing the course of action. yes, it was, of course, condemnation is really actions in gaza. description of these actions as you know, very much against too many deeds and also said that they went far b

muslims after the attack, it's just not correct. >> all right, thank you very much. let's go back to dana. >> thank, you anderson, joining me now, here in the spin room is a cnn chief national affairsny, who has been spending a lot of time on the campaign trail but these candidates. what was your take away? >> look, i think the takeaway is that you can really feel the urgency in the arguments of the candidates. i don't know that anything particularly happened tonight that is going to suddenly cause an awakening within iowa or new hampshire voters that, boy, i'm gonna go with this person, but you can sort of see the race contracting. five candidates onstage, by the time the next debate happens, probably even fewer. so this really is narrowing. this is considerably different than the race in 2015 and 16. it is narrowing, but the biggest takeaways are that nikki haley and ron desantis are still in each other's way to be the leading alternative to donald trump. and i think that they each had some moments tonight. i am not sure the voters were following specifically the ins and outs of the china debate. it seemed a little bit in the weeds here. but i do think some things that may linger

on that note, thank you both for being with me, jahanganger mohammad, director of center for muslim affairs out of doha, and author and researcher out of beirout and thank you viewers for staying with us uh right here press tv stay tune, i'll be back in uh just about under a half hour with the uh news in full or perhaps before if we have any breaking news, so don't change that dial please. and my question to the the international community and americans, how many kids? how many kids will take for you to have your humanity? 3,00, 5,000, 10,000, how many babies do you need to see, dead and pulled out of rubble, for you to have basic human empathy and dignity as human being, how many kids? hello everyone, i'm ranya kalick and this is dispatches. israel's genocide in gaza has shocked the world with an endless flow of videos and images of palestinian children cut into pieces by american bombs drop by israeli warplanes deliberately intended to destroy a civilian population. israeli leaders have said as much. despite the explicitly genicidal rhetoric of israeli officials, western leaders continue

jahang muhammad he's. director of the center for muslim affairs, joining us from manchester, mr. muhammad, welcome to the program, i want to get your perspective on how events have transpired since uh the uh humanitarian. and pause was implemented uh on uh in gaza with regards to the israeli on slot on the ghaza strip initially uh all experts pointed to the fact that this was defeat for the israelis? well uh yes, i think this deal was offered um right at the beginning by hamas and it was rejected by the israelis to pledged to uh take the hostages or recapture them by f um and basically um they had to agree to the term set by hamas, so it's a defeat in that sense for them, it's obviously good news for the hostages uh on both sides, we have to remember that nearly 10,000 - palestinians are being held for many for years, women and children, effectively as hostages without any charge, so uh, it's good news, for for the palestinians as well, because the world never knew about the existence of the the the the 10,000 palestinian uh captives who basically, nobody was bothered about and n