extremely disappointed with the idf operations that took place less than a week after the visit netanyahu washingtonthis week, israel struck beirut and tehran. the head of the hamas politburo was killed in iran. a new wave of unrest in the north-east of england. hundreds of people came out to protest against migrants in the city of sunderland. clashes with the police began. demonstrators attacked law enforcement officers with house bombs and fire extinguishers. stones were thrown at the security forces. backs of heads and trash cans. activists overturned and set cars on fire. the fire started in the building of the central police department. in response, security forces used tear gas. demonstrators gather continue protests tomorrow, with protests expected in dozens of british cities. the police have already been transferred to an increased duty regime, and mass unrest has begun. in different cities across the country following the deaths of children in southport. on monday , a seventeen- year-old man from rwanda attacked them with a knife, killing three girls and injuring eight more minors. social m

there were more than when benjamin netanyahu visited washington. a lot of the police forces.derstood as protesters, they are there to protect everybody, to control what is going on. they were not there because we are violent or we were trying to plan something. i was really surprised. >> a lot of people are saying they are conflicted about how they will vote in this election because of the democrats' stance in this conflict between israel and hamas. have you decided how you will vote? >> the election this year is very important. because of ongoing events in the last 10 months in palestine. that is affectin for a lot of reasons, but one of them, we found out all of our tax money is going to israel, billions of dollars going to israel. another thing is why the money was not being used for homeless people here to get better health care, to pay for student loans. everyone is participating. it is not just protesting for palestine. dr. west talked about how it is important for all of us to stand up together as people, stand up for everybody. as a palestinian, i am a human being. i

american divisions between republican and democrat, the ovation, the reception which netanyahu received in washington, not only is that enabling israel to continue. it's enabling israel escalate, as i said, just right after coming back from washington, these two simultaneous strikes on bayrut and on tahran, and we're going to come back to that uh, his his us trip, but first i want to put this question to mr. sad, nimer, the yesterday, the security council, the emergency meeting on these assassinations, the uh palestinian temporary um envoy, that young lady said that violence and terror is israel's only currency that "the regime doesn't respect international law, any red lines, uh, doesn't not try to use diplomacy or compromise to reach any of its objectives and and i want to ask you, i mean, and we know that the regime is very desperate to gain legitimacy as a state, as democratic state, as it proclaims, so why it doesn't not see it as a fundamental necessity to get its act together and behave and fall in line with international law? well, there's two things." things here we have we can talk about, t

last week, us president joe biden assured israeli prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and its regional allies. since the war on gaza began, the us has served as israel's primary military diplomate. madican intelligence supporter, over 50,000 tons of equipment has been delivered to the regime since last october, including armored vehicles, munitions, personal protection gear and medical supplies. despite a un security council resolution urging seased fire, israel's genocidal campaign in gaza has continued, killing over 40,400 civilians so far, mostly women and children. 60 international rights organizations and press freedom advocates have urged the eu to take immediate and decisive action against israel's escalating violations of media freedom of killing of journalists and across the palestinian territories. the appeal was made in a letter addressed to the eu's top diplomat joseph borell and a senior european commission executive official official. it called on the international body to take immedia

last week, a us president joe biden assured the israeli prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and its regional allies. since the war on gaza began, the us has served as israel's prime military, diplomatic and intelligence supporter, over 50,000 tons of equipment have been delivered to the regime since last october, including armored vehicles, munitions, personal protection gear and medical supplies. despite a un security council resolution urging cease fire, israel's genocidal campaign in gaza has continued, killing over 4,400 civilians so far, mostly women and children. another provocation by the extremist israeli minister benkavir as he echoes his previous call for building a synagogue in the alaxsamas compound. hamas has slammed the occupation regime for targeting the islamic identity of the holy site. this is what we discussed in our news review program with our guests. let's take a listen. and now it's time for this hour's news review. a repeated call by an israeli minister for building a synagogue

last week the us president biden assured the israeli prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and regional allies. since the war on gaza began. the us has severed served israel's primary military diplomatic and intelligence supporter, over 50,000 tons of equipment has been delivered to the regime since last october, including armored vehicles, munitions, personal protection gear and medical supplies. despite a un security resolution, security council resolution urging sease fire, israel's genocidal campaign in gaza has continued, killing over 40,400. billion so far, mostly women and children. five palestinians have been killed in attack by israeli forces on the nuar ashams refugee camp near the city of tulkharm in the occupied west bank. the palestine health ministry said number of palestinians were all also injured during that attack. reports indicate that house in the camp was targeted by several missiles launched from an israeli drone. more than 640 palestinians have been killed by israel. troops and set

last week us president biden assured the israely prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and its regional allies. since the war in gaza began, the us has served as israel's primary military, diplomatic and intelligence supporter. over 50,00 tons of equipment have been. delivered to the regime since last october, including armored vehicles, munitions, personal protection gear, and medical supplies. despite a un security council resolution, urging sease fire, israel's genocidal campaign in gaza has continued, killing over 40,400 civilians so far, mostly women and children. earlier on our news review program we discuss the 500th aerial shipment of weapons and military supplies from the u.s. to israel. see what they have to say, we are joined by our guests, wilmer leon, columnist and political scientists, coming from washington dc, also mike harris, editor uh, for veterans today is joining us from san francisco, so uh, let's bring our guests from san francisco, all of this comes a time when we also have received ne

imply provide tactical support, uh, and and we saw an example of the relationship when netanyahu visited washington uh, a week ago or two weeks ago, to standing ovations, even though he lied, through his teeth, but there is fatigue, we have been saying this for almost 300 days, watching this genocide, the israeli attack is is indiscriminant, it has been indiscriminant from the beginning, the only thing we know is that children were singled out by snipers and and shot in the head, there have been been you know testimony to... effect from several doctors, one an impartial uh observer who came in, came in, they they bomb, and the goal is extermination, the goal is genocide, that's what that's what israel wants to do, that's what they are doing, there is no argument about this, any sane person knows this, and there's no strategic value. to what they are doing now, it is indiscriminate, wholesale bombing and attacks, they kill uh children at schools, they kill children at hospitals, they kill children at mosks, old people, anybody, they kill, thanks lot gentlemen, author and commentator john stepling jo

days and weeks ahead, but certainly this was done with the nod from washington, because of course, as you rightfully pointed out, netanyahu was just in washington, and of course his speech to the congress highlighted the threat posed by iran to the zianist regime on multiple occasions withstanding ovations basically noting that the zionist would continue the struggle against iran and we're calling on the us. in that battle and this is another shot of the opening salvo against iran in this next stage and deepening stage of the crisis between iran and the west in southwest asia. the us had constantly claims it doesn't want a broader war and and a massive escalation, but the words and the actions that we're seeing are not in sync in any way. just recently uh with regards uh to the uh to the gaza genocide, us announced plans to resume the shipping of those 500 pound bombs uh to israel uh the bombs that are being used on refugee camps that are killing innocent women and children uh this is despite the american public outcry to stop arming the regime, it makes it quite difficult to really realize and understand what the us poli

today, there will be talks with the netanyahu government. washingtonecently put forward new proposals for a truce. and they believe that to end the war in... only a couple of issues need to be resolved, but the hamas movement has already stated that the proposed conditions are unacceptable, as when blinken's plane landed in tel aviv, in an explosion thundered in the city, one person was killed, one was injured. the police initially said that the incident was not related to terrorism, but then clarified that it was too early to draw conclusions, first the identity of the deceased must be established, and he is not an innocent civilian, since he was carrying a bomb in his backpack, now the security forces are talking about... no one has yet claimed responsibility for the incident, but without this the situation is extremely tense, the israeli army continues to strike the gaza strip, the chances for peace in such conditions, sergei kholoshevsky assessed. in order to understand how it is possible to wage war in the middle east, you have to get in a car and

continue with the attacks so that's the first thing um the second interesting thing is that netanyahu was in washington last week um did he discuss this with any washington officials and did they give him this blessing and that would..." be very interesting to know if he did it with their blessing or if he went rogue. the third thing is that i think he is trying to draw more actors into this war um instead of it's not he he doesn't want this war to be a war just between israel and the palestinian um authorities in gaza which is hamas but i think he wants to draw hezballah and now it looks like he is trying to draw iran into the war because he did attack on iranian soil, so i think that this is going to be very dangerous time, because if iran, hezballah and the ansar allah army in yemen are drawn into this war, will the west counter forces also join, what will happen with um other regional actors like jordan and saudi arabia, what are they going to do, so are they going to provide logistical support for the israeli side, and so i think... that this is very dangerous tender box that can just potentially

for example, if this summer when president at or a prime minister netanyahu was in washington afterwards, she said it is time for the with this war to and now what may not go far enough for those who were quoting, for a shift and policy from the united states is that she has and supported in arms and bar, go on his route. so we'll see how the polling does. and with regards to this topic at next week is right now it's perhaps a little bit too early, but it does appear that she is going to be a bit more vocal in her support for the palestinians. and perhaps continue with this more critical voice with regards to is ready policy. right. and what else did we learn about her potential for in the policy platform? if we do see a harris administration was very much focused on these traditional u. s. allies and very pro nato and one big topic of course, was ukraine once again, own wavering support of the united states at for ukraine. she was also very critical of the former president as well, with regards to his position internationally. she warns of the dangers there of at president trump. i'm co

again you saw one prime minister netanyahu came to washington.for all of the civilian suffering deaths in starvation and gaza which is solely the responsibility of hamas. but with the prime minister after that he said this is a bold and ironic terror network. what happen less than two days after kamala harris use that kind of language? you had hezbollah employing up kids on an israeli playground every time kamala harris or joe biden comes out and puts more pressure on israel than iran it causes hamas or hezbollah to increase their demands for any kind of cease-fire or become more aggressive with israel because they know the biden/harris administration will put more pressure on israel to restraint itself than they put on iran and its terror network. he saw another example of that last week israel or i should say the hamas leader was killed in tehran. rather than rejoicing at the death of a hardened terrorist you at the blood of americans on his hand whose vittert group still holds americans hostage to this day you had kamala harris a secretary of

last week us president biden assured israeli prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and his regional allies. since the war on gaza began, the us has served as israel's primary military, diplomatic and intelligence supporter. over 50 thousand tons of equipment have been delivered to the regime since last october. including armored vehicles, munitions, personal protection gear and medical supplies. despite a un security council resolution urging sease fire, israel's genucidal campaign in gaza has continued, killing over 40,400 civilians so far, mostly women and children. we were earlier joined by palestinian writer and political commentator jafar ramini from the australian city of perth. we shared with us his insights on the story, let's take a listen, let us just say from the outset that there is no safe place in in gaza at all, they keep shuttling them from one place to another, and there is no safe places and the united nations, unfortunately is toothless and powerless to do anything, they have issued so.

. >> before these latest strikes, netanyahu was in washington.a glimmer of hope there could be cease-fire potentially happening. what is the biggest impediment to talks bearing fruit? >> i don't know where lyse got her information on that but i was hearing there was no progress and netanyahu refused to budge. also that the israeli negotiators didn't have freedom to make decisions. everything had to be referred back to jerusalem. that prolong things. i've heard that fromndependent sources close to what was going on in negotiations. what is likely to happen now is it will be very difficult to resume negotiations. to paraphrase the prime minister of qatar today, he said, is it serious, if you kill the head negotiator on one side, are you serious about your tactics? the answer is a clear. >> is not now who the main impediment to cease-fire -- is benjamin netanyahu the main impediment to cease-fire? >> he set himself the total demise of hamas and the release of hostages. for the past 10 months, those are incompatible. you cannot pursue military drive

not know, but it was done with the support of the americans and it was revealed during netanyahu's trip to washington. sabz received the americans to commit such a crime, mr. amadi, well, witness we knew that even before the assassination of mr. haniyeh, at the same time in lebanon and even before that , the zionist terrorist leaders attempted to assassinate the senior commanders of the resistance . well, in fact, this incident has two aspects . create a process of resistance and from another point of view in the field of action and from the point of view of the resistance and especially the palestinian fighters, what could be the consequences and results of such actions? to answer your question, i would like to point out one thing. well, about mr. haniyeh, we see that dozens of family members of this great martyr died in the last ten months. is there a problem in his will to fight against the zionist regime and to resist the crimes of the zionist regime was born. no , there was no crime, no disturbance. we have seen it many times on tv tsafir and now i saw that you broadcast it when they announced t

any attack on zanast israel, and another two israeli entity prime minister benjamin netanyahu signaling that washingtonntly considering involvement in a regional war, even if iran launches a significant revengeful assault. instead, the us will focus on defensive measures such as detection and interception, along with political and international support, and additional economic sanctions on tehran. now to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. daniel yagich, geopolitical commentator, a pleasure having you with us, dr. yagich, now how do you think the us strategies including the proposed prisoner swap and the uh temporary cease fire aims to influence the dynamics of the conflict between zionist israel on one part and uh gaza on the other and what impact might these measures have on the regional resistance? as well which has promised uh a retaliation against zianis israel for assassinating ismail hanye and uh commander forad shukr. so if we look at um the developments over the past more than 10 months, it is very clear that the only strategy that the united states has been following very aggressive

this stands in start contrast to washington's claims of striving to prevent the escalation of the conflict. the timing of these crimes following netanyahu's return from washington and the... third applaus in the holes of the us congress further exposes the hypocrisy of these assertions. the axes of resistance factions have declared their readiness to join in the operation of revenge against the blatant assassinations after intense meetings and continuous communications took place between iraqi faction leaders and iranian, yemeni and lebanese leaders to device an appropriate response against sanionist israel which may target the interests of countries supporting the zionist entity. from the very first hours following the assassination of the palestine... resistance leader ismail hanh in tehran, iran through its leader of the revolution, imam ayatullah ali khaminai vowedd a harsh response and promised to make the enemy pay dearly for the life of the honored. guest, the palestinan resistance also pledged to retaliate for the crime, while yemen through a statement by sayid abdul malik althi, declared its readiness to assist in avenging the mo

let me return to netanyahu's trip to washington and the measures taken in tehran. it took place in baghdad and lebanon. i would like to ask what goals the zionist regime is pursuing from the flames of war in the west asian region. the path of resistance of martyr quds , martyr ismail haniyeh in the painful terrorist incident , naturally, the actions of the zionist regime are a kind of hand-me-down after nearly 10 months of the operation. al-aqsa storm benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime could not change the equation in the field of gaza in favor of the zionist regime, and that is why the current situation is an unstable situation for the zionist regime. in order to get out of this crisis by creating a wider crisis, it is trying to bring the transregional powers into the regional crisis, and for this reason , the first step taken by the zionist regime after the presence of benjamin netanyahu in the congress. america and encouragement the members of the american congress are concerned about this war criminal . in fact, the united states gave

the will to do so. it is even all together possible that netanyahu went to washington, got an answer from biden who is lamed president right now, saying, "listen, end this, i don't want this to be my legacy," and he went right back to show um the americans what israel's mad strategy really is. read that feature on the cradle from last week, it shows that israel has always had is very rational actor, it's always had a strategy of act. like raging bull in order to intimidate both friends and foes alike um so that it can get away with anything with impunity, so it's very possible that israel's mad strategy was employed after meeting with biden where he said put a stop to this, they went and they killed honey yet in tebrad, i know that's not the iranian position on it, but this is very possible as well, we have to consider that um, but i do think uh the the americans are in a trap leading to the elections while they want the israelies to pull back dramatically, potentially, um, the the us is not uniform and it's thinking, there are warmongers who will always try to undermine um more rati

think, the choice in the united states may still be affected in israel, or they still hope netanyahu was in washingtonmark there, as... iran's economy began to improve because oil exports from iran were no longer controlled. he announces that israel must stop, and the israeli government, of course, it really wants what the israeli government wants, it wants to strengthen sanctions against iran, because so that the iranian economy, figuratively speaking, there, it simply cannot breathe, and this is quite possible if trump wins the us elections, because the biden administration, as i said, this one, for example... treats iran very softly, does not carefully monitor the ban on oil exports, and here it gave iran such a tangible respite, yes, it allowed it to recover, but yes, thank you very much, sorry, why interrupt you, we just have time is running out, i understand that the situation is very difficult, but we will monitor the developments and will be glad to see your further comments, but in the meantime , thank you very much for finding it. the so-called orange revolution. what are its consequences, t

of any attack on ziness israel, and another to israely entity prime minister benjamin netanyahu sign. that washingtonassault. instead, the us will focus on defensive measures such as detection and interception, along with political and international support, and additional economic sanctions on tehran. now to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. daniel yagich, geopolitical commentator, a pleasure having you with us, dr. yagich, now how do you think the us's strategies including the proposed prisoners? swap and the temporary cease fire aims to influence the dynamics of the conflict between zionist israel on one part and gaza on the other and what impact might these measures have on the regional? resistance as well, which has promised a retaliation against zinist israel for assassinating ismail hanye and uh commander flad shukr. so if we look at the developments over the past more than 10 months, it is very clear that the only strategy that the united states has been following very aggressively is to shield the israeli regime from accountability and to make sure that it can continue to carry o