nelson mandela and palestine. the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine was held in johannesburg from the 3rd to the 5th of december, aiming to pay profound tribute to the late president nelson. south africa's first black president, who is also known for his unwavoring support for the liberation of palestine. the conference was held aim the israeli regime's genocidal war against palestinians in gaza. one of the key-note speakers during this event was mandela mandela, the grandson of nelson mandela. let's listen in. go to your countries, mobilize a resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to. effectively waged their struggle so that we can defeat the brutal apartite regime of israel. now for more on nelson mandela and palestine, we are honored today to have mandela mandela, the grandson of nelson mandela in cape town south africa. thank you for joining us today sir, you're most welcome and thank you for the invitation. we're also delighted to be joined by alvin b south. africa's deputy

the max 10 years since nelson mandela sat demise in december 2013. to commemorate this day, the nelson mandela foundation has launched a 10. anniversary call for action under the moto, the legacy leaves on through you. nelson mandela vision for south africa, the african continent and the world depends on each of us who survived. neson mandela work to strengthen freedom and equality in south africa and abroad. now the call to bring peace and prosperity to the palestinian people was very important to mandela and continues to be paramount even after his death. this is because flight of palestine clearly reflected that of black south africans under apart. the struggle. south africans against the white minor rule and the current palestinian struggle against the israeli path regime displays powerful communalities. after attaining freedom, south africa continues to support the palestine liberation struggle. this year, the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine was held in johannesburg. event themed nelson mandela and palestine confronting raci

of nelson. mandela in cape town south africa. thank you for joining us today sir. you're most welcome and thank you for the invitation. we're also delighted to be joined by alvin b. south africa's deputy minister of international relations and cooperation. thank you sir for having. thank you very much for the invitation mr. mubarak. now let's now start off with the mandla mandela. nelson mandela famously stated that we know too well that our freedom is in. complete without the freedom of palestinians. now uh, can you tell us the main factor behind this profound statement that continues to impact millions across the world, particularly at this time when the israeli ap regime is a perpetating genocidal war against palestinians in gaza? when we consider why prefaced his statement with the words, we know too well, it is because our comm. to the palestinian struggle is not incidental or utilization, but rather proceeds from a principal position, that position is too fold, this internationalism is a c

they weren't words used by nelson . words used by nelson. >> and the truth is that if nelson had not the french and spanish navies , the french and spanish navies, the royal navy wouldn't have ruled the waves , and the british the waves, and the british empire would been able the waves, and the british en stop would been able the waves, and the british en stop the|ld been able the waves, and the british en stop the slave been able the waves, and the british en stop the slave trade. been able the waves, and the british enstop the slave trade. soen able the waves, and the british en stop the slave trade. so he|ble to stop the slave trade. so he is actually hero of stopping is actually the hero of stopping slavery . slavery. >> yes, i there's no there's no doubt that once a slave trade was abolished, that the royal navy were active in suppressing the trade on the high seas and they they pursued that with the same vigour that they protected the interests of the empire before the abolition of slavery . before the abolition of slavery. >> so certainly it gave it created some of the conditi

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fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine and where the grandson of the anti-partite hero nelsonndela card for this international mobilization of resources and arms for palestine or palestinian resistance to defeat israel uh zweivil mandola said that this would have been his grandfather's approach and and these were the some of the statements that he made on this first on what was the first day of the fifth global convention of solidarity with palestine in johannesburg some speakers are speaking now let listen to what they're saying by the amendment of al-jamar was not acceptable because we asked not only to send the ambassador away but to demolish the embassy in south africa to completely wipe off palestine of the face of the... country of south africa, so we've also raised in parliament like the honorable imam sheikh, much more uh enthusiastic than myself, a real fighter for palestine, we've asked that weapons be sent to the resistance in palestine, because when i was in libya in 1972 at the bengazry office of the plo, we discuss uh libya sending weapons to angola and from ango

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if the 20 century had an indispensable man, it was nelson mandela. nelson mandela's grandson, now working with global citizen. thank you very much for joining us tonight. what was it like for you on this day ten years ago, when, at age 95, you finally had to say goodbye to grandfather? >> good evening, lawrence. it was a remarkable time, i think, for me and my family, an extremely overwhelming receiving warmth from people around the world. i think just taken aback by understanding that my grandfather's life had on so many people not just in south africa but across the african continent and the world. >> you are in rwanda tonight and we're going to get that in the minute. what you're doing. there but first i want to listen to what president obama had to say about your grandfather. >> we will not likely see the likes of now nelson mandela again. so it falls to us, as best we can, to follow the example he set. to make decisions guided not by hate but by love, to never discount the difference that one person could make, to strive for a future that is wor

but it was nelson rochfeller who saw enormous potential in the young scientist.be fair to say that, in fact, it was nelson rochfeller who pushed henry kissinger to engage in serious diplomacy. in my opinion, your diplomatic career can be called the most remarkable career of our time, you are truly an excellent diplomat, what advice could you give to young diplomats today. understand your goals and try solve the most immediate problems in relations between countries, while keeping in mind longer-term goals, but at the same time , we must not forget that other countries have their own goals, and they need to be taken into account in their work and built. but it’s better for me to stop now, before i delve into the problems that today’s diplomats must solve. in the sixties, henry kissinger was already known as an authoritative strategic expert, advised the state department and the us government, and headed the special project. this job gave him many useful connections with influential friends. he published three books, for the monograph nuclear weapons and foreign po

administer nelson said that brought water to our planned cut it brought carbon toward planet. it brought organic molecules. and our goal is to decipher how those things came to form the planet we live on today here we do that with a group of scientists here in a museum and a group of collaborators across the country and around the world, including the talented scientist at the osiris-rex teen and our colleagues at nasa. and so again i am beyond thrilled, this is something i've dreamed of for 20 years, and today it comes to reality. but it's really just the first step. so i'm going to invite the press if you want to relocate cameras, we will have the unveiling of the exhibit here in just a moment. thank you. >> are we ready? awesome. four, three, two, one. >> so our case contains a model of the atlas v rocket that launched the spacecraft in 2016. you can see a model of the spacecraft at the top. this is a model of the actual spacecraft built by lockheed martin, and the arm that reached down and touched the surface for about five seconds. the most important part of this got in t

agree or disagree with nelson peltz's quibbles about the board?i think the reinstatement of the dividend was important for the shareholders. it brings in a new class of shareholders that disney needs. the notion that nelson peltz is unqualified, we heard the same when he sought that seat at p&g. that worked out well. we will see how it goes. i'm not convinced he will get elected. he is serving, nelson, a useable purpose. >> i want to say you are not a disney shareholder. >> in that is one of the catalysts we were waiting for, frank. among other things, the company still has a host of problems they have to work through. typically, that has been a decent time to take a look at the stock and build positions. we're finishing up our research and we still want to sort through. the earnings report last quarter was encouraging. >> what are the problems you are looking at here? the actors and writers strike was a problem and now has been resolved. bob iger floated the idea of selling espn or the local tv networks. what do you see as the problems currently?

and now the inspiring leader of nasa, administrator bill nelson. and now the inspiring leader of nasa, administrator bill nelson. x you all may not know that ellen is the former chief scientist of nasa, and has subsequently worked up to this august position. you may also may not know that there is an incredible syncopation between the natural history museum and nasa. because what is of this museum about? it's about the history of the earth. well, that is one of the scientific research objectives that we have to all of our satellites that are no examining everything that's happening, the new great observatories ever going to put up that when combined with the 25 satellites up there now will give us a 3-d composite of exactly what is happening to the earth and its atmosphere, it's a land, it's water, and its ice. s a land, it's water, and its ice. and so it's quite natural then that the natural history museum would partner with nasa on the big hyper wall where we are now bringing data real-time what is happening to the earth as a result of the measur

not just nelson mandela, the politician, the freedom fighter.rite a book about nelson mandela, that human being. a son, a father, a brother, uncle, grandfather. and actually, to highlight that my father was formed by the customs and traditions of his insistence. and he never forgot it. and the issue of kinship -- is important to my father. household in the african culture. and i think one of the things is my father came from humble beginnings. and it was prepared to be mentored by others like walter civility and men like him. it was a student of history and of life. and the fact that he encounter a lot of obstacles in the way did not deter him from the calls he wanted. so, as the generation now -- who the baton has been passed on to continue the struggle for freedom, because as long as they -- as long as there is a peasant in the world who's not free, we can't claim for freedom anywhere in the world. it can't exist. that fight is continuing and we have to be courageous and persevere because, in the end, we will win. >> you know, earlier today, y

mandela our struggle hero, but you know the interesting thing is when people here nelson mandela, they think of a grandfather of the nation and someone who is always full of smiles, but the fact is that nelson mandela was warrior, he did not smile. his way to freedom, the terrorist, so anc, his political party was a terrorist organization, and you know that went from terrorist organization to the peace prize in 193, so yeah, that's it's just fascinating that people only see one side of nelson mandela, forget the role that he played, it was because of him that the anc took armed struggle, so that was what been about. 1961 i believe um and yeah it's just i would really appreciate it if around the world people can understand that it does take an on struggle you don't he didn't sit in in prison for 27 years just to and come out of and miraculously we had we had freedom it was a journey and palestine will undergo that same journey and hopefully palestine see freedom within our lifetime okay and you said that anc was called. terrorist entity now western media, corporate media are trying to p

i think, and this was reflected in nelson's remarks. one of the most important lessons coming out of this is stressing that while hindsight, we can look back at the clinton administration and see it as a high point for what we now call the bundle of policies, ideas and worldviews that we label neo liberalism. read foreword. clintonism was much more contingent and complex. it was a mix of differing ideas and impulses. some of which align with this conception of neo liberalism, some of which don't. and i think in two important ways, the is reminding us that that campaign actually came into the white house with some pretty bold ideas as laid out by putting first not the deregulation reduction or welfare retrenchment that we later saw. and second, the book does, a really nice job of excavating these debates between different camps in the clinton administration, between these different personalities like laura tyson and robert as well as others in the health and human services department. in addition to serving as a reminder that there was n

i think, and this was reflected in nelson's remarks. one of the most important lessons coming out of this is stressing that while hindsight, we can look back at the clinton administration and see it as a high point for what we now call the bundle of policies, ideas and worldviews that we label neo liberalism. read foreword. clintonism was much more contingent and complex. it was a mix of differing ideas and impulses. some of which align with this conception of neo liberalism, some of which don't. and i think in two important ways, the is reminding us that that campaign actually came into the white house with some pretty bold ideas as laid out by putting first not the deregulation reduction or welfare retrenchment that we later saw. and second, the book does, a really nice job of excavating these debates between different camps in the clinton administration, between these different personalities like laura tyson and robert as well as others in the health and human services department. in addition to serving as a reminder that there was n

we marked ten years since nelson mandela's death.was elected to south africa's first black president, after more than 27 years in prison, for fighting apartheid. decades of brutal white minority rule. around the world, mandela is viewed as a moral compass, a model for how to emerge from conflict, agreeing to compromise, and preventing civil war. but in south africa today, the legacy of the african national congress is being undermined by staggeringly high unemployment and pervasive corruption. mandela spent most of his years behind bars at the infamous prison, reading and reflecting on history, and how to eventually lead a nation. after his release, i visited robin island, to see the harsh inhumane conditions, and how his time there is still remembered. the ferry is not on a pleasure cruise. it is tracing a journey that humans used to make in chains, nine kilometers across the water on a one-way ticket to hell. tourists are mow coming to robin island, and the prison block that once held the world's most famous inmate. >> he came here

nelson mandela's resolute support for the liberation of palestine has come into focus. this edition of africa today is. dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine for analysis on these we have exclusive interviews with landela, the grandson of nelson mandela, we fully supported the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and his 75 years of massrs and in bots africa's deputy foreign minister, the genocide that has been executed where this large scale ethnic is unprecedented and unparalleled. tops on press tv is really genocide raging in gaza fresh food exposes the grim scene of displaced palestinians killed at point range in a school near the badia refugee camp regime is also brought to a hal medical services in the north by bring a heavy siege to maine to main hospitals there. australia is with canada and france and votes for un general assembly resolution calling for sease fire in gaza. us voted against the resolution said that israel must respect international humanity law. penny wong added civilians and civilian infrastructure including hos

this week's edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine. for incisive analysis on this, we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela, the grandson of nelson mandela. we fully support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and his 75 years of massakers and alvin bots, south africa's deputy foreign minister. the genocide. that has been executed where this large scale ethnic clingent is unprecedented and unparalleled. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gazas rap. look at them. missile, what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they killed children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say that children fire rockets. lisay lightning never strikes twice, but it does, هي الابنيه محروقه كلياتها منزوعه, نهبوا اللي كل شي فيها ما خلوه. the darkest hour is just before dawn, but not here in yarmuk so

how much is left of nelson mandela's magazine in south africa, the hello, i'm christine linda. it's good to have your company. we begin in guinea. purcell and the african union sees it is concerned by president tomorrow's the socal invited those decision to dissolve parliament hit refresh elections. it comes off to clashes erupted in these habits. so last week and what the president say's was an attempted could. so was the a nother 2 attempts in the region, what's behind the latest instability in this tiny waste african nation. we will discuss decimal with an expressed in a moment. president in bottle a ride back from the comp 28 climate conference in dubai. we left the message i came back immediately because of this coup attempt, right, but i can assure you that there will be serious consequences. there won't be another drama, drama of february. first is already over, all those involved will pay dearly cash is broke out between the presidential god and members of the national god as they attempted to free finance minister supplements ab from police custody. he is accused of co

well, one and nelson mandela means a lot to me. he's someone who helped a lot of people and the nation during his tenor. everything seemed possible. but now things are tough. there's not a single day where there's no power outage on the crime is at a very high rate. the petro price continues to go up. everything is very expensive here. okay. rising prices, lightning wells, gap and high unemployment. 61 percent of the country's population is age and the 35 young people have been, he taught now was 10 years. i've seen the politicians. my complex to the i said, since i want to know to a key, we have so much a young stuff which i collect weights. but even today then no tweaking, particularly in power. i've been bows at the one that's i enjoy the freedom mondale as amc remains in power in south africa. but the party is baffled, alert to new scandals over large scale corruption, commonly known as state capture. in many cases, funds meant to cover basics. services have disappeared, would be misused, monday, low as passionate about educati

this week's edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine. for incisive analysis on this. we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela, the grandson of neson mandela. we fully. support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and its 75 years of masss and alvin bots south africa's deputy foreign minister. the genocide that has been executed where this large scale ethnic clingent is unprecedented and unparalleled. this is for palestine after elon musk bought twitter, now known as x, he promised to restore free speech to the platform, but the multi-billionaire is being squeezed by the zinist lobby to force him to reimpose censorship on commentary about palestine. the previous incumbants caved in to intense campaign by zionist extremists and imposed shadow bands on this show, professor david miller and myself, but after musk took over, "the bands were lifted on us and on numerous other accounts too, but the billion dollar question now is will he succumb to the pressure?" "we saw essentially in that trip we saw

this edition of america today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine. for incisive analysis on this, we have exclusive interview mandela mandela, the grands of neson mandela. we fully support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionis and 75 years of mass. south africa's deputy foreign minister, the genocide that has been executed where this large scale ethnic is unprecedented and unparalleled. the headlines the sour, the us is becoming more isolated over unequivocal support for israel, this allies vote a un general assembly resolution calling for humanitarian seasier in gaza. science islamic gihad movement says this really captives can be released only after the establishing of a permanent part in gaza. the companies supporting israel are coming under more pressure to aid to the regime over its atrocities against the people palestine.

how much is left of nelson mandela's magazine in south africa? the hello. i'm christine linda. it's good to have your company. we begin in guinea, the ssl and the african union says it is concerned by president tomorrow's, the socal in by louis decision to dissolve parliament hit refresh elections. it comes off to clashes erupted in the capital last week. and what the presidencies wasn't attempted could. so was that a nother 2 attempt in the region? what's behind the latest instability in this tiny waste african nation? we will discuss decimal with the next best in a moment. president in bottle a ride back from the cop 28 climate conference into by with a clear message i came back immediately because of this crew attempt. right. but i can assure you that there will be serious consequences. there won't be another drama, drama of february. first is already over, all those involved will pay dearly cash is broke out between the presidential god and members of the national guard as they attempted to free finance minister supplements ab from police custody. he is accused of corruptio

but still questioning when he campaigned against nelson from nelson mandela, one can watch is a program on south africa, his documentary on his website. he wasn't afraid to immediately ask nelson mandela, why he done the games? what else? the nelson mandela or when he was a young person would have done as regards economic reforms in south africa. so he was never blinded by individuals. he always to systems structures and realize journalism is about to illuminating things for the organ reprice and not for a late had snow for awards, but but, but he'd always be up to visiting. he'd be in the offing and laughing even laughing with julia. massage of use of afraid and is not killed by the british head of extradition. i'm sure juliet sondra level of to say because we got here. what do you need? so just to say about the death of john pilled you because the bridge government to torturing him. i see you. they die right. journalist option raton, say on the death of john pilcher at the age of $84.00. thank you for that. all right and do stay with us. i'll be back with more news up here on our to i

this 10 years since nelson mander's demise in december 2013 and the israel regime genocidal gaza nelson mandela's resolute support for the liberation of palestine has come into focus this edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine for incisive analysis on this we have exclusive interviews with mandela grandson of nson mandela he fully support the efforts of the palestini resist. to oppose the z and his 75 years of and the genocide that has been executed where this large scale and is unprecedented and unparalleled. he will be a target to the israeli occupation. the israeli occupation does not want the journalists to succeed in covering these violations. the hospital was targeted with white phosphorus bombs that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up burn alongside the patients inside the room. the united nations human rights cheats a situation in gaza is precarious amid israel's relentless bombardment of the palestinian territory. wolker turks said gaza has found itself on the birge being well beyond breakdown. just form despite full support of t

hell to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the demise of south african anti-apartite icon nelson mandela, the fifth convention of solidarity with palestine reiterated the right to resist as struggles globally have proved the effectiveness of a multipronged approach to confront oppression and the colonial project. from the river to the see hosted by mandala mandela, the grandson of nelson mandela, he recalled how his grandfather galvinized the support of frontline african states to support an effective resistance against the apartite regime. he noted that arab countries must adopt a similar position and shoulder their responsibility. the conference also heard that mandela himself was called a terrorist when he resisted oppression. he also raised arms for. the african national congress, we therefore call on each and everyone in this conference to ensure that you adopt nelson mandela's way, go to your countries, mobilize resources, mobilize arms for the palestinian resistance to effectively wage their struggle so that we can defeat the brutal apart regime of. prior attended by spectrum of m

this edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mara and palestine.ut foreign minister. the genocide that has been executed where this large and ethnic kingdom is unprecedented and unparalleled. there's plenty more to be said, but first a quick media review to give other outlets a chance to get award in. hello everyone and welcome back to news exerbs from all across the world. iran's viewpoint is not involving jews into the sea. writes, the leader of the islamic revolution, i affirmed iran's belief in the necessity of conducting a referendum in palestine to gauge the people's opinion, emphasizing that iran's perspective does not entil throwing jews into the sea. moving on, finding the way out of the israel palestine crisis, why a referendum might be the only solution to the problem. ter times wise, it seems that at this point, with the absolute risk god of israely officials towards human lives referendum might be the... only path towards a mutually agreeable future muslims, christians and jews of the region. iran has clear stands on president raisi sa

nelson mandela's resolute support for the liberation of palestine has come into focus. this session of our is dedicated to nelson monday and palestine. incisive analysis of these, we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela, mandela. we fully support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and his 75 years of passars and alvin, south africa's deputy foreign minister, the genocide that has been executed where this large ethnic is unprecedented and unparalleled. and you're forbidden from looting dead people dead bodies or looting uh houses, looting uh places when you're in a so-called professional army, but of course i in israel geneva convention international translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used to actually behaving like professional soldiers and the they're busy killing children, not really equipped mentally physically to fight man to man, so you know they just loot and kill children, very brave, such military, you know such such warriors right, what have they achieved uh, oh yeah that's right, nothing coul

lunch and prayers and want to thank all those that participated in this session as we looked into nelson mandela's legacy and how it can be able to shape and give a directive and support to the palestinian cause and i think there are various lessons to be learned out of president nelson mandela's legacy, i think as a person that was born and raised as a christian, madiba only believed and was educated that the only religion that existed in the world was christianity, he would have been very happy today to witness jews, christians and muslims sitting together and engaging in this dialogue. i say this because madiba only learned about other religions when he arrived in johannesburg in 1941. it was through his friend molvi kachalia that madiba came to learn the tenents of islam here in johannesburg, so he came to work very. closely with the muslim community in fortsberg and in mayfair as well as jews here in johannesburg and therefore this has been a wonderful to watch all religions coming together under this roof and working together constructively to come up with resolutions in support of

this week's edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine. for inc on these we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela grand mandela. fully support the efforts of palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and its 75 years of mass south africa the genocide has been executed where this large scale ethnic engine is unprecedent and unparallel. the senior un official describes the humanitarian situation and god. as hell on earth as israel keeps pounding the territory says israel and the us will never be able to eliminate palestine resistant movement hamas. these resistant movement hits number of israel military targets and bases in fresh retaliatory strikes.